Local candidates tour Montana and rodeo plans expand
Attorney W. C. Husband, Republican candidate for Congress in the Second district, visited Harlowton en route from Virginia City. Payne Templeton filed for the Democratic nomination in the First district. Leo Cremer announced 13 western rodeos with new stock and a cross bull act.
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W. C. Husband
Williard
Lewistown
Stockdal
Billings
Harlowton
Virginia City
Montana
Wheatland County
Pioneer
Payne Templeton
Congress
Jerry O’connell
Butte
E. C. Harris
Anaconda
Maggie Smith Hathaway
Stevensville
T. J. Collins
Helena
Templeton
Kalispell
Mont
Gallatin
Billings Gazette
Leo Cremer
Melville Rodeo
Cremer
Scott
Lance
Arlee
Missoula
Jimmie Nesbit
Madison Square Gardens
New York City
W. C. Rowsey
Malta
Lyle Rowsey
Phillins County
Shelbyville
Bozeman
Big Timber
Shawmut
Wolf Point
Carol T. Kroger
Cecil Alfred
Wm. C. Rowsey
Ada Lee
Mildred
Glenn
Alfred
Hubert
Henry
Quincy
Ill
Classified Ads Listings Mixed in Montana
Ten good saddle horses for sale. Also wanted three hundred sheep pastured for summer near Gibson. Various items: coal ae, Acousticon, eyesight consult at Grand hotel June 30 to July 2. Bids sought for Kent School Dist No 10 repairs. 283 acre ranch near Grey Cliff for rent, or house and pasture separately. Small ranch for sale or rent with 3 rooms and barn. Lost May 25 between Big Timber and McLeod spare tire and wheel. Priced quick sale two-room and stone Prevost property near tracks. Listings include Cremer Shawmut Mont E A Carlson Gibson Mont Mrs K Rennebaum McLeod McLeod Albert Seasongood Lazy A S Ranch McLeod Wm Greig.
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E. A. Carlson
Gibson
Grey Cliff
Myers
A. E. Modie
Mont
E. A. Bieber
Art
Sweet Grass County
S. W. McLeod
National Forest
Albert Seasongood
Eer
McLeod
Big Timber
Pioneer
Prevost
Greig
Montana Chief Justice Sands Obituary and Succession Plan
Chief Justice Walter B. Sands died Monday night after a long illness. The 1940 election cycle will appoint a temporary successor per state law, with nominations by writing at the primary and the top two names advancing to the November ballot. Sands, born 1870 in Maiden Rock Wisconsin, served Chinook and Harlem, Montana, and leaves a widow and five children.
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Sands
Great Falls
Capitol
Justice Sands
Maiden Rock
Wis
Harlem
Mont
University of Minnesota Law College
Chinook
Mary Cook
Illinois
Glen Sands
Bozeman
Milo Sands
Coynne Sands
Frank Miller
Cut Bank
George Hoag
Helena
The
Presbyterian Church
John Jewell
Roy
Ayers
Walter B. Sands
Jewell
Womans Club Reports Year of Community Service
Big Timber Womans Club led TB tests for high school freshmen and adults, conducted cancer control, sent flowers to Armistice day, Easter, and Christmas bags to Fort Harrison, donated to Red Cross and Florence Crittenden Home, and funded costumes for an Easter pageant. Members hosted speakers on education and poetry, planned fall art exhibits and child health conference, won Mary Stark banner for 38 percent membership gain, and supported Deer Lodge state prison for legal executions.
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E. O. Overland
Big Timber Womans Club
Red Cross
Fort Harrison
Fort, Harrison
Florence Crittenden
Bozeman
Prof. Sebart
Billings Polytechnic
L. B. McMullen
Billings
Edmund Fern
Bombay
India
Remuad
Old Kannuck
Mary Stark
District IV
Deer Lodge
Private plane crash kills five near Worland Wyoming
Four men and a woman die when a four place cabin monoplane piloted by William O Bashaw crashes into a root cellar on a Worland area farm after motor failure. Passengers include Helen Brattus Lloyd Paris Wesley Bard and W B Bledsoe with Bashaw missing from earlier flight.
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Worland
Wyo
William O. Bashaw
Seattle
Here
Bashaw
Helen Brattus
Renton
Wash
Lloyd Paris
Wesley Bard
Spokane
W. B. Bledsoe
Valley Falls
Kan
John Nicola
Charles Cavanaugh
Nicola
Paris
H. B. Paris
Bard
Mildred Bard
Little Art
Greybull
Bledsoe
Washington Air College
Tacoma
Instant
Mileski
Lander
George Evans
Cavanaugh
Cody
Wvyo
Miles City
Mont
Glen Allin
N. C
W. R. Martin
Chicago
Lovell
Martin
Big Horn Basin
Montana State Line
Who Is She Mrs Norman J Irvine From Seattle
The Seattle paper profiles Stella Walker Irvine in its Who Is She column. Born in Macon Missouri she comes from a line of teachers and professionals. Her career includes teaching and county school supervision in Montana Seattle community work in World War I Red Cross Liberty Loan drives club leadership and extensive PTA and women’s club service across Washington.
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Seattle
Sweet Grass County
Macon
Macon County
Kirksville
State Normal School
Macon District Academy
Clar
Ence
Big Timber
Mont
Havre
Dillon
Red Cross
Seattle Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s City Club
General Federation of Womens Clubs
Anti- Tuberculosis League of
King County
Goodwill Industry
Washington Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress
Washington Congress
University of Washington
Bellingham Normal School
Ellensburg
Washington Education Association
Early American Glass Club
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Norman J. Irvine
Local Notes from Bridger Creek and Surrounding Areas
Farmers busy with haying at Bridger Creek. Ike Lay recovered from a Saturday illness by midweek. Fifty-one attended the Gallatin Reed Point picnic at Livingston enjoying the day. George Lay and son from Hamilton visited relatives here last week. Mrs. Sidney Fraser Senior and Junior with Billy, and Mrs. Johnson shopped in Billings on Tuesday.
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Ike Lay
Gallatin-Reed Point
Livingston
George Lay
Hamilton
Sidney Fraser Sr
Sidney Fraser Jr
Billy
Johnson
Local Births and Visits Highlight Big Timber Week
A week of births and visits in Big Timber includes the arrival of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Elza Kerr at the Keith Harlan home, and a newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. James Bradley on the Berrie farm. Numerous relatives and friends from Park City, York, Harlowton, Bozeman, Billings, Somers, and surrounding towns traveled, hosted, or socialized across multiple homes and local venues.
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Elza
Bud) Kerr
Keith Harlan
Big Timber
Howard Thompkins
Park City
Armenia Thelander
Geraldine Neumann
Bozeman
Ballard Bare
Philip
Joe
Martha
Stillwater
George Warner
Cheyenne
Wyo
Thos. Shanks
York
Mont
Sidney Fraser
Knute
Stanley Fraser
Jean
Harlowton
Frances Ellen Wagner
Billings
George Stritch
Custer, Mont
Eric White
Minnesota
Gerrit Scholten
Julia Scholten
Big, Timber
Veldhuis
Warm Springs
Lorraine Bayers
Eleanor McLees
Robert Cunningham
B. T. Deeney
Helen Drew
Normal School
Somers
Billy
Knute Lay
Mack Morris
Pleun Roebel
Jack Johnson
Eystein Birkeland
Vicnic of Gallatin
Livingston
Arthur van Oosten
Great Falls
Agnes
Perry Moler
Wild Horse
Can
James Bradley
Berrie Farm
River Bridge
Jack Collins
Yellowstone Park
Park
Ralph Drew
James
Lawrence
State College of Education
State Superintendent of Schools
Limits Proposed on Wheat Speculation by Commodity Exchange
Washington June 13 The Commodity Exchange administration proposed limits on speculative trading in grain futures Secretary Wallace said approvals are needed from the Commodity Exchange Commission and filing exceptions ends after July 10 The plan sets limits on net futures holdings and on trading by individuals covering wheat corn oats rye barley and flaxseed and excludes bona fide hedging transactions
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Washington
Commodity Exchange Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Commodity Exchange Commission
Wheat prices surge in Chicago pit after buying rush
In Chicago on a Saturday, the wheat pit overflowed with buying orders lifting prices nearly 5 cents to 80 cents a bushel, the highest in five weeks, as trading rules cap daily moves at 5 cents.
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Chicago
Cremer Seeks Democratic Nomination for Montana State Representative
Leo J. Cremer files for the Democratic nomination for Montana state representative. He promises service at all times in the best interests of Montana if nominated and elected.
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Montana
Ceryl V. O Leary Seeks Sweet Grass County Treasurer Post
County Treasurer candidate Ceryl V. O Leary runs on the Republican ticket. She asks Sweet Grass County voters for support and pledges to perform duties with courtesy and efficiency if elected.
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Sweet Grass County
Ceryl V. O’leary
County Attorney Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
A candidate for County Attorney seeks the Republican nomination and pledges diligent courteous service if elected. The author asks for support at the July primary.
Miles Announces Candidacy For renomination To Represent Constituents
Republican candidate BEN B. MILES declares support for government by the people outlined in the primary filing on July 19. He emphasizes rights and liberties protected by just and equal laws under representative governance.
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Ben B. Miles
McComas Seeks Sweet Grass County Assessor Nomination
For assessor nomination James G. McComas asks for support from voters and party members in Sweet Grass County. The message emphasizes his candidacy and request for backing.
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Sweet Grass County
James G. McComas
Brannin Seeks Democratic Candidacy for Treasurer
Jimmy Brannin announces support for his nomination in the upcoming primary on July 19 seeking the office of treasurer. He asks for backing from voters and outlines his qualifications and plans.
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Jimmy Brannin
Sheriff Candidate Seeks GOP Support for July Primary
FOR SHERIFF Having filed for the republican nomination for sheriff in the July primaries, I respectfully solicit RALPH "BUS" JARRETT.
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Ralph “Bus” Jarrett
Sweet Grass County
Candidate for Assessor on Republican Ticket
A. W. Strickland announces candidacy for the assessor nomination on the Republican ticket at the primary election on July 19. If nominated and elected he pledges to devote his entire time to the duties of the assessor office.
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Perle
Nomination for Sheriff in Sweet County
A July primary campaign note endorses SAM FALLANG Sr for sheriff. Supporters urge voters to back his candidacy in the upcoming election given his experience and community ties in Sweet County.
Smith seeks County Assessor nomination in Montana primary
George A. Smith announces his candidacy for County Assessor on the Republican ticket in the upcoming July primaries. He cites four years of prior assessor experience in North Dakota and pledges a businesslike economical approach if elected.
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North Dakota
Montana
Geo. A. Smith
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