Primary Election Schedule and Filing Rules for Teton County
The article outlines July 19 as this year's primary election date per state law, with county conventions on May 10 and state conventions mid May. It details filing deadlines from June 8 to June 18, varying fees by office, and notes no state senate seat is up in Teton County while other offices are vacant.
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United States
Legislative Assembly
Supreme Court
State Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Teton
Peton County
Teton County
T. O. Larson
R. M. Hat
Judge Hattersley Convenes Special Term in Absence of County Attorney
Judge Hattersley held a special term on Monday due to County Attorney B. I. Packer’s absence in Minnesota for his mother’s death. Delinquency charges against minor Robert Gray were continued to May 13 for further investigation. J. L. Gleason was named water commissioner on the Teton river. The Edward Padden versus Phoenix Utility case, an appeal from the Industrial Accident Board, was instructed to file briefs within five days. Padden, injured on a Glacier county gas line last summer, had been awarded $15 weekly for 23 weeks by the board. Padden is represented by W. P. Costello. the board by Cooper Stephenson & Hoover. Several probate matters were addressed.
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B. I. Packer
Minnesota
Hattersley
Robert Gray
Wm. Gray
J. L. Gleason
Teton River
Edward Padden
Phoenix Utility Company
State Industrial Accident Board
Padden
Glacier County
Industrial Accident Board
W. P.costello
Great Falls
Cooper, Stephenson & Hoover
Craig Enters Democratic Nomination for Sheriff Race
Harrison Craig, longtime auto mechanic and garage operator, filed Tuesday on the Democratic ticket for sheriff in Teton County. He came to the area in 1920, worked for Power-Morgan, later opened Craig's garage, and now leads the Chateau Rod and Gun club.
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Harrison Craig
Craig
Teton County
Power-Morgan Company
Archie Craig
Pioneer
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Warren Craig
Harrison
Cascade
Wolf Creek
Great Northern Road
Registration for Primary Election closes June 3
Voters in Teton county must register by Friday June 3 for the July 19 primary. New registrants and those who did not vote in the last county election must re register. Eligibility includes US citizenship age 21, one year resident in state, 30 days in county. Register with the county clerk or deputy registrars or a notary or justice. Naturalized citizens should bring papers.
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Teton County
Givne
George A. Carroll
United States
Death claims Mrs H Higgins after long illness
Mary Lisle Higgins wife of H H Higgins a well known Montana farmer died Friday evening after a month and a half at Chateau hospital. Born in Chicago in 1875 she grew up in Minnesota and Illinois before moving to Montana with her husband in 1894. She leaves her husband son George R Higgins a brother and sister in law with four nieces. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Masonic temple with Fidelity chapter O E S assisting. Interment in Chateau cemetery.
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Chateau Hospital
Mary Liszle Higgins
H. H. Higgins
Mrs. Higgins
Aaron B. Smith
Teton County
Chateau
Willow Creek
Chicago
Minnesota
Montana
Minneapolis
Hollis H. Higgins
Higgins
Flora May
Lakewood
Minn
George R. Higgins
George I. Smith
Seattle
H. W. Smith
Great Falls
Fred Black
Clarence Lux
Hattie Fosket
Fred Garrett
Masonic Temple
Fidelity Chapter No
E. R. Kaemmer
Methodist Church
B. A. Roll
Edna K. Lawson
Kaemmer
W. G. Bloomdahl
Isle of Somewhere
M. M. Webb
Hugh Robinson
W. W. Smith
W. N. Streeter
Jasper Murray
Nick Wiiiker
Frank Salmond
Chateau Cemetery
Sheep Growers Meet Amid Rainy Roads and Lambing Rush
A small crowd attended the Montana Wool Growers meeting held Monday. Poor roads from heavy rain and ongoing lambing operations limited attendance. Secretary Murray E. Stebbins and President J H Carmichael were absent, with Max Legge leading the session.
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Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Assn
J. H. Carmichael
Association
Max Legge
Montana Wool Growers Association
Livestock and ‘Wool Marketing Associations
Wool Growers’ Organization
Tea House of Sing Lo Operetta Set for Next Wednesday
The Grade School operetta Tea House of Sing Lo, set in Shanghai, features Sing Lo's Tea House as business dull due to old methods. J Mortimer Maxwell arrives to win Sing Lo over with an electric sign, Bert McKee pursues June, and mistaken consul draw leads to contract signing and a prospering tea house after Bert proves business mettle. The cast includes Ah Mee, Sing Lo, June, Bert McKee, and Hon Alexander Appletree with two acts and multiple musical numbers.
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Sing Low
Chateau Public School
Sing Lo
J. Mortimer Maxwell
June
Bert McKee
Bert
Maxwell
Alexander Appletree
Appletree
Sing la
Ah Mee
Florence St. Germain Soean
Ay Tischell
Ilirshberg
Tea House
Sterne Ad Oe
Joe Darby
States
Kenneth Thompson So Hi
Mike Mozer
Doris Stillman
Lorraine Straight
Renhardt Arensmeyer
Maurice Black
Billy Briggs
Rexell Peterson
Norman Rosengren
Stanley Smith
Robert Zion
Jerry McClue
Kenneth Sulgrove
James Shibsted
Jimmie Martine
Raymond Agee
Shanghai
Pendroy Files Wednesday for Republican Sheriff Nomination
L. B. Pendroy a Pendroy farmer and businessman filed here Wednesday for the Republican nomination for sheriff. A native of Iowa he came to Teton county in 1910 and Pendroy bears his name. He previously farmed and ran a hotel at Towner North Dakota and now also operates a Continental Oil venture.
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L. B. Pendroy
Pendroy
J. L. Collins
Iowa
Teton County
Porter Bench
Towner
North Dakota
Nomination Petition Promises Efficient Sheriff Service
A candidate's nominating petition asserts that if elected he will run the sheriff's office efficiently and economically, pledging diligent administration at the designated county plant and location.
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Pany’s
Scouts Plan Inter Troop Rally at Dutton
Chateau troop 51 of Boy Scouts plans to participate in an inter troop rally at Dutton on Saturday May 21. Competing teams include troop 43 of Dutton and troop 16 of Great Falls. Events feature signaling fire friction string burning wall scaling cooking and first aid. Practice started at Monday's meeting. last year the event was held here with similar rallies announced for Conrad Great Falls Havre Lewistown and Cut Bank.
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Chateau Troop 51
Boy Scouts
Inter
Dutton
Troop 43
Great Falls
Conrad
Havre
Lewistown
Cut Bank
Phelps Federal Seed Loan Visitor Friday
J L Shell Billings undersheriff of Teton county filed his nominating petition for the Democratic sheriff nomination to be decided at the July 19 primary. Born in Wisconsin, he moved to Brady in 1913 and has held multiple local and federal posts including sheriff of Pondera county and Indian service supervisor before eight years as undersheriff. He is married with two children.
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J. L. “Shell” Billings
Teton County
Mr. Billings
Dunn County
Wisconsin
Brady
Wm. Miller
Mr. Miller
Pondera County
Billings
Blackfeet
Browning
Burke
Indian Affairs
Washington, D. C
Indian Service
J. L. Collins
Chateau
Two Former Teton Men Celebrate Natal Day in Wash
Earl and Lloyd Weiser brothers from Pendray area, longtime Teton residents, spent their birthdays in Shelton General Hospital Washington after a highway accident en route to Port Angeles. Earl sustained a fractured skull and remained unconscious until the next day while Lloyd fell ill with appendicitis and required surgery.
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Wash
Earl Weiser
Lloyd Weiser
Shelton
Shelton General Hospital
Earle
Port Angeles
Lloyd
Weiser
Dinner party at Choteau hotel log cabin grill room
Mrs. Helen Thompson hosted sixteen guests with help from her daughter Grace at a Sunday afternoon dinner in the new log cabin grill room of the Choteau hotel.
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Helen Thompson
Grace
New Log Cabin
Choteau Hotel
Federal seed loan work praised in Teton county visit
Carter Phelps of the Minneapolis office commended the county for handling federal seed loan applications efficiently. He noted rapid local organization, 353 applications and 104 checks totaling about 17 thousand dollars, with potential county receipts reaching 60 thousand if all granted.
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Carter Phelps
Minneapolis
Mr. Phelps
Teton County
Phelps
Withal
Scott Leavitt
National Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Robert Clarkson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Ole Roseholt
Peter A. Peterson
George A. Carroll
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Tycasulcl
Justices of the Peace
First National Bank
Choteau
TOTAL
Mrs. H. Higgins
Luge
Mrs. Maxwell
Burt
Emteeeto
Beccather
Oriental Gardens
Josnds
Ee Maxwell
Bert Bert
Catad
Federal Seed Loan
J. L. Billings
Spector
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