Montana Supreme Court halts saloon law referenda
The Montana Supreme Court assumed supervisory control in a case challenging the 1937 legalized saloon law and its referendum. District Judge Padbury previously ruled the measure could not be put to a vote as it was an appropriation and emergency act. The court ordered a partial transcript and testimony certified by April 11.
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Supreme Court
Padbury
ORIES
Montana
State Supreme Court
George W. Padbury, Jr
Lewis and Clark County
Legislative Assembly
Lucy T. McLemore
Blanche Haynes
District Court
Jack Higgins
Helena
United States Postal Guide
Pendroy Social Roundup Sees Mrs Moon Visit and Local Events
Evelyn Campbell has recovered and returned home. Pendroy H D club met with Mrs Nick Wellenstein and demonstrated cake baking and salad fixes. Prizes were awarded at a contract game hosted by the Earls and Gulbrandsens. Betty Mills had an appendectomy in Conrad. Families hosted, dined, and attended the prom at Chateau. Mrs Theus Bristol arrived from Florida to visit relatives.
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Evelyn Campbell
H. D. Club
Nick Wellenstein
Jimmy Angle
H. J. Moon
Stockett
Bert Moon
Raymon Jannusch
Pendray
A. J. Roberts
Roberts
Ethel Reid
E. W. Reid
Sprinkle Home
Ladies’ Aid
Chas. Fields
Emerson Earls
John Rose
Carl Gulbrandsen
W. J. Earls
Mike Door
Helena
Marlin Rose
Betty Mills
Conrad
Porter
Geo. Porter
Bill Mitchell
Harry Swanson
W. J. Earis
J. A. Swanson
Larson
Dave Larson
John Swanron
Lewis
P. M. Campbell
Chateau
Theus Bristol
Florida
Local Social Notes and Farm Meeting Attendance
Mr and Mrs Rowland discharged from hospital on Sunday. Farmers Union held an oil meeting yesterday. Dorothy Moore of Chateau visited sister Mrs Jamer son Earls Saturday. Mr and Mrs Johnny Rappold and Miss Busnett attended a purebred bull sale Monday in Great Falls. Mrs Paul Rose visited Mrs J A Swanson Friday. Leona Lockhart spent Sunday with sister Dorothy. Pendray 4 H girls entertained their mothers at dinner Saturday.
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Rowland
Farmers’ Union
Dorothy Moore
Chateau
Jamerson Earls
Johnny Rappold
Miss Busnett
Great Falls
Paul Rose
J. A. Swanson
Leona Lockhart
Dorothy
Bynum Community News and Reflections
No school last Wednesday due to the storm. Local residents travel to Great Falls and Fairfield for medical care and moves. Families including Stotts, Rowleys, and Vances relocate or host relatives, while others quilt and visit. A tale about editor confrontations and a reflection on integrity closes the item.
Premium Center Many years ago I read in a Philadelphia paper
The fragment notes a long ago Philadelphia newspaper remark about the premium center drawing attention to a historical detail. It references archival material and lacks full context to identify a clear event, person, or outcome.
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Philadelphia
Palm Sunday Mass at St Luke’s Parish Services List
Palm Sunday Mass at Chateau and Bynum at 11 oclock. Evening services at 7 30 on Wednesday Friday and Sunday April 14 Holy Thursday solemn services at 700 am. J F Schulte pastor.
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ST. Luke’s
Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Teton County Music Festival Planned at High School
Inez Eckford reports the Teton county music festival will be at Teton county high school on April 30 at 1 30. Teachers must send numbers by April 15 for mimeographed programs. National Child Health Day is May 1. schools urged to observe with health programs and county nurse to report May day activities to the state health department. Arbor Day is May 10, observed on the second Tuesday of May each year.
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Inez Eckford
Teton County
Teton County High School
State Health Department
Arbor Day duties and fair exhibits for Montana schools
The county urges observance of Arbor Day with student activities to plant and protect trees, while schools prepare exhibits for the North Central state fair in Great Falls. Teacher guidelines cover exhibit classification, deadlines, and the May 19–20 state examinations at Chateau Fairfield Pendroy Bynum Dutton. The note also mentions test materials, agriculture test absence, and a new elementary music book by Charles Fullerton.
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Montana
Great Falls
Chateau
Fairfield
Pendrey
Bynum
Dutton
Pendroy 4 H Pals Hold March Meeting at Sorenson Home
The Pendroy 4 H Pals met March 26 at Kathleen Sorenson’s home. Demonstrations on different dishes were given by Helen Campbell Floriene Janusch and Chris tie Swanson. A luncheon followed. Next meeting at Ethel Reid’s home on April 2 with mothers invited. Shirley Peterson, Reporter.
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Kathleen Sorenson
Helen Campbell
Floriene Janusch
Christie Swanson
Ethel Reid
Shirley Peterson
Students named to honor roll at Montana State College
Bozeman April 4 169 students earned honor roll status for winter quarter at Montana State College. Margaret Hodgskiss of Chateau and Daisy Flick of Button are among those with grades better than a B under registrar W H McCall.
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Bozeman
Margaret Hodgskiss
Chateau
Daisy Flick
Button
Montana State College
W. H. McCall
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