Political Ballot for Montana Candidates and Officials
A list of candidates for state and county offices including Congressman Scott Leavitt for Great Falls and several associates for the Supreme Court through local roles such as Sheriff, Treasurer, Clerk, Assessor, County Attorney and Coroner. Voters select two for justice seats and two for justices of the peace, with names like A. J. Galen W. L. Hollo way J. N. MacFarlane and O. M. Lanphear T. G. Shipton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Supreme Court
A. J. Galen
Helena
W. L. Holloway
Bozeman
Lee Dennis
J. A. Lowry
F. R. Hickman
Ed F. Boddy
Co. A. Bishop
W. A. Conwell
A. Whitney
John N. MacFarlane
Margaret Deegan
Creston TL. Crest
C. E. Busse
Mitchell and Myers Named as Montana Judicial Candidates
A list of candidate names includes Harry B. Mitchell of Great Falls and Henry L. Myers of Billings for associate justices, with other nominees including Comer, Thomas Carey, Stuart Nicholson, Ed Brann, Theodore Olson, Joseph Lay, and Ethel K. Steensland for ballot consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Co. FE
Lutheran Church Weekly Schedule and Sermon Plan
At The Churches Lutheran Church Rev. A A Holbeck pastor J A Lowry Supt Sunday school at 9 45 Services with communion at 10 30 Rev J M Jensen of Bozeman will preach Altar service by Rev B M J Alstad of Lavina Women's Missionary Federation program at 3 pm Evening services by visiting pastors at 7 30 Confirmation class meets at 1 pm every Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
J. M. Jensen
Bozeman
B. M. J. Alstad
Lavina
Women’s Missionary Federation
Proram
Church Services Notice for Local Congregations
First Congregational plans to make evening service more appealing with 7 30 start and invites all. Church school at 9 45 and morning worship at 11 led by Rev Arthur E Prior. St Mark's Episcopal hosts Sunday School at 10 a m. St Joseph's Catholic Church Fr Drolet presides with services on the second and fourth Sunday at 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Arthur E. Prior
Pastor Church School
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
St. ,Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. Drolet
School Notes From Montana Home Economics And Activities
A fruit canning contest among home economics students awarded first place to Edith Herman and Louise Ryan tied, Ruth Lien second, Bonnie Thompson third. A new dairying and poultry class starts with twelve pupils. The agriculture club plans a fathers’ banquet with M. J. Abbey as principal speaker. Sweet Grass high forms a dramatics club with 20 new members and a minstrel show planned for Nov. 6. The Montana State Symphony Orchestra hires Edith Grimes Waddell for its first state tour, performing Elsa’s Dream and songs by Schubert or Grieg at a October 20 concert. The nurse reports many underweight and poor eyesight among grade school children. Elections and assemblies are noted, along with football defeat by Klein, grade parties, attendance standings, and a lengthy retrospective about Ubet, Montana in 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Herman
Louise Ryan
Ruth Lien
Bonnie Thompson
Agriculture Club
M. J. Abbey
Smith-Hughes
Montana
Spanton
Sweet Grass High
Dramatics Club
Miss Courter
Michel
Montana State Symphony Orchestra
Edith Grimes Waddell
Metropolitan
Schubert
Grieg
Kingsley
Theresa Morstein
Ida Patterson
Marjorie Milsap
U. S
Audrey Graff
Evelyn Spry
Alice Spry
Geraldine Hale
Owcissa
Hogan
Hilda Warp
Sweet Grass
Klein
Miss Simmons
Miss Lane
Mr. Jahr
Miss Pichell
Examinations Schedule for Teachers Dates and Times
Teachers examinations set for October 7 to 9 at the court house. Second grade subjects include history civics grammar methods spelling arithmetic geography reading agriculture hygiene school management American literature. First grade topics cover economics school law and principles of education educational psychology with specific Friday and Saturday sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Eighteen Years Ago in Sweet Grass County Montana
News notes from Sweet Grass County include talks of a railroad from Harlowton to Cooke City via Big Timber, cattle shipments to Chicago and local obituaries. John Renfro, a pioneer, dies at about 70. Ben Solberg sails to Norway. a Lutheran wedding unites John Boe and Elida Johnson in a Lewistown connection. Weather brings the season's first real snowstorm with three feet reported in Lake Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Andy Gallagher
Livingston
Big Andy
Triangle Ranch
Hanley
Cumberland Lode
Charley
T. E
Jerguson
Aleck
Cparwater
Triangle
T.fe
C. H. Dugro
New York City
Patrick Patton
Helena
Sweet Grass County
Harlowton
Cooke City
Big Timber
Chicago
Henry Schrader
O. M. Forsythe
Renfro
Missouri
Alder Gulch
Gen. Price
Montana
Ben Solberg
Norway
J. T. LaFond
Montana State Press Association
J. E. Hanson
Melville
Lincoln
Neb
Lake Basin
Erickson
John Boe
Lewistown
Elida Johnson
Terrisa Benson
Rasmus Boe
Clara Brathcrde
Andrew Benson
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Hampshire
A. C. Rochher
Mont
Powers
Pacific Ave
Spokane
Washington
Cook
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
Hampshire Bucks
G. C. Officer
Lydia Gates
Boulder River
Speerkear
Miller's
Call
Lottie Stubblefield
Leslie Webb
J. J. Lanagan
Stella M. Lavold
Melville, Mont
Monarch
Grand Hotel
A. W. Strickland
L. F. Douthett Co
Corriedale
Rambouflet
Lavold & Son
Jennie Forsythe
Holt
Glass Bros
Corkins
Billings
O. Miller
Jack Watt
J. M. Shutts
Hunters Hot Springs
Mary S. Dawes
J. A. Lowry & Co
J. F. Mooney
E. M. Busha
L. P
Avenue D
Ed Gibson
Prather Creek
Bar N Lazy Four
Anton Grande
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Treas
Golden Eagle Creamery
Terland
James H. Wick
Big Timber Garage
Fred Felenzer
McLeod Street
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Patterson Undertaking CO
Republican
C. D. Graff
Justices of the Peace
O. M. Lanphear
T. G. Shipton
Democratic
N. A. Eller
Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockert
St. Paul
New York Sun
Ubet
Fergus County
Rockies
Salisbury
Cumberland
Yellowstone Gulch
Ed Jackson
Yellowstone
Harvey Bliss
John P. Campbell
Pioneer Files
J. J. Gallagher
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