Montana Primary Leads Point to Rival Governor Contest
Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker and Governor John Erickson surged to clear leads in Montana primaries for governor. Roy Ayers led in the 2nd district for Congress, while J. P. Monahan pressed John M. Evans in the 1st district. S. V. Stewart topped the Democratic Supreme Court slate. Republican Hazelbaker held a wide gap over McCormack for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazelbaker
John E. Erickson
Roy Ayers
Lewistown
J. ¥. O’connor
Livingston
J. P. Monahan
Butte
John M. Evans
Mark Fitzgerald
Stevensville
Scott Leavitt
Great Falls
Congress
S. V. Stewart
Montana
Supreme Court
R. J
J. J. Holmes
T. KE. Carey
Helena
W. B. Sands
Chinook
W. H. Bartley
Miles City
George P. Porter
R. M. Hattersley
J. B. Lewis
George A. Carroll
Obert Peterson
Bert I. Packer
C. James Smith
Charles G. Roberts
Roy E. Ayers
J. F. O'Connor
Teton County
Ralph Anderson
C. C. Rowan
H. A. Tyrand
Albert J. Galen
S. C. Ford
Miles Cavanaugh
Albert Anderson
Erickson
Lewis Penwell
Harry Mitchell
Miles Romney
Teton
Augusta boy Clark Malcott dies after illness
Clark Malcott ten year old son of Mr and Mrs William Malcott of Augusta died Sunday at Chateau hospital after a prolonged illness. Services were held at the Methodist church in Augusta at two o clock Monday afternoon with Mrs Mary I August officiating Interment followed at Augusta cemetery with Chas G Roberts Chateau mortician in charge
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Clark Malcott
William Malcott
Augusta
Chateau Hospital
Methodist Church
Mary I
Chas. G. Roberts
Chateau Mortician
Local Heat Record Unbroken in Eleven Years in Chateau
The county agent reports no temperature of 100 degrees or higher has been recorded here since 1921. Chateau’s max reached 99, only in 1921 and 1931. June precipitation was 3.19 inches, the heaviest since 1928, with lower than normal rainfall for April to June and July so far at 0.61 inch. Mean temperature this year is 38 with July max 88.
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Chateau
Membership in Teton 4-H Clubs Reaches 102
Teton county 4-H clubs total 102 members across ten clubs including Cho teau Farmington Pendrey Agawam Collins Dutton Bynum and Diamond Valley. Officers listed for several clubs with leaders presidents secretaries and member counts ranging from four to seventeen with a July 27 picnic at the Reiquam farm south of Collins featuring a sewing machine demonstration.
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Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Choteau
Farmington
Pendrey
Agawam
Collins
Dutton
Bynum
Diamond Valley
Chateau
Alyce Gleason
Katherine von Scharpenzeel
Margaret Hodgskiss
Yona Davidson
Dorothy Zuber
Marion King
Kathleen Hannan
Little Lady
Pendray
G. R. Talbert
Ethel Briggs
Beryl Jones
Alice Brownell
Virginia Seufert
Jolly
Leona Laockhart
Humming Bird Club
Mrs. H. Laubach
Mildred Schultz
Ruth Schultz
Wilma Schultz
Lola Davidson
Edna Otness
Cora Otness
Jeanette Woodward
B. P. F. Club
Bynum, Pendrey and
Baby Beef
Ed. Savik
Walter Chalmers
Larey Larson
Diamond Valley Swine Club
Adolph Schultz
Gerald Lock
Donald Mach
Reiquam Farm
Great Falls
Mrs. Baker Visits from Baker Ranch in Teton Canyon
Mrs. Jack Baker, of the Baker ranch in Teton Canyon, arrived this week for a visit. Her stop highlights ranch life and regional ties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baker
Baker Ranch
Teton Canyon
Teton county votes shape up party tickets in heavy election
Nominees for sheriff led by Earl Zimmerman on the Republican line and J L Shell Billings for the Democrats energized voters across Teton county. The county produced heavy turnout with many unopposed runs and several strong showings for governor Erickson and lieutenant governor Hazelbaker along with contested races for secretary of state and attorney general and a full slate of local offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Zimmerman
J. L. “Shell” Billings
Teton County
Justice of the Peace
James Breit
William R. Wyatt
J. B. Conner
House of Representatives
J. A. Baart
Otto Wagnild
Frances Rosengren
Anna E. Stafford
Taxpayers and Commissioners Debate Dutton Road Funding
At a county meeting, taxpayers and commissioners discussed road construction and maintenance in Teton County. The Dutton road to the county line drew the heaviest debate with a $3,000 estimate from County Surveyor Obert Peterson. The group considered reducing road appropriations while favoring maintenance and wage caps, and proposed a taxpayer questionnaire to review the tax system.
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Teton County Taxpayers’ Association
Court House
Dutton
Obert Peterson
Power
Cheetham
Carl Malone
The
Taxpayers’ League
Board of County Commissioners
IC H Jefferson Dies Monday In Whitehall Era Pioneer Passes at 68
Charles Henry Jefferson 68 a pioneer of this section died Monday at Whitehall at his son W W Jeffersons home. He settled here in 1891 after ranching near Belleview and later in the Teton Land Company ranch. Surviving are seven children and 12 grandchildren with services today at St Luke s Church Choteau at 1 30 PM pallbearers named Mayor Burns and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Jefferson
Whitehall
W. W. Jefferson
Jefferson
Belleview
Teton Land Company
California
Ogdensburg
New York
Monmouth
Illinois
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Joe Dunphy
Los Angeles
Charles Carlin
Butte
Dunphy
L. F. Jefferson
Chateau
Della Worrall
Kansas City
Rosalie Jefferson
Choteau
St. Luke's Catholic Church
C. W. Burns
A. C. Burbank
William Cook
B. G. Trescott
Frank Salmond
J. M. Weaver
John Robison Wins State Award for Napoleonic Coach
John Robison son of Mr and Mrs James T Robison of this city has won the junior championship of Montana in the Fisher Body Craftsman's Guild contest The award carries 100 in gold and a trip to Detroit Robison displayed his Napoleonic coach in the Denver public library for weeks and will be sent to Detroit for the International exposition He credits local people with access to tools he needed and notes no departure date for Detroit has been announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robison
James T. Robison
Montana
Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild
Detroit
Robison
Denver
Abusive Jungle Cat Receives Rough Treatment in Oil Project Area
A weary man known as a jungle cat demanded cash from a highway engineer near the tourist park. After he insulted the engineer, a wrench strike left him with a bandaged head. he fled vowing revenge but was stopped by Undersheriff Billings. Witnesses note moving day and an unpaid train fare may figure in the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie
Shell” Billings
Locals Triumph In Sunny Incomedy Game At Castle
The locals overpower Chateau town and Great Falls Excels in a high scoring ball game. Eight locals each scored at least once as Chateau and the Excels split strong hits and defensive plays. Excels seek a return game at Great Falls.
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Chateau Town
Great Falls
C. Barker
R. Barker
Balto
Albertine
Fenton
Bacon
Burns
Blastic
Cesscseeene
Blarles
Scence
Dale
Cvccsreneeseeemeenee
Cardell, Cf
Paiot
Larsor, If
Moore
Broderick
Chateau
Bafto
Wilson
Earles
Otness
Hamil
Misquote Prompts Correction In Acantha Editorial
The Acantha admits misquoting H L Halladay, vice president of the Teton County Taxpayers association, regarding 44 761 10 dollars for the high school fund. The editor states the correct figure comes from county records and explains the misquotation resulted from a misunderstanding.
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Acantha
H. L. Halladay
Teton County Taxpayers’ Association
Halladay
Court House
Teton County
Lieutenant-Governor Hazel Baker Tours Chateau On Candidacy
Lieutenant-Governor Frank Hazel Baker visited Chateau Friday to drum up support for the Republican nomination for governor. He spoke to supporters about his campaign platform and outlined plans if elected.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Chateau Friday
Newburyport Women Visit Ty. O. Larson Home Group
Mrs. A. T. Wilson and her daughter Marian of Newburyport Massachusetts visited Mrs. Marc Law at the Ty. O. Larson home last week. The pair were en route to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Wilson
Marian
Newburyport
Mass
Marc Law
Ty. O. Larson
Wilson
California
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Hazelbaker
W. S. McCormack
Kalispell
S. C. Arnold
Broadview
R. G. Liney Linebarger
Havre
Leutenant
L. A. Foot
J. J. Bourquin
F. E. Williams
Billings
Frank Cone
Hamilton
J. W. Walker
Glenn Davis
R. F. Thibaudeau
Elizabeth Ireland
Christine Smith
Lee Dennis
J. H. Stevens
Augusta Boy
Teton 4-H
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Klockler
Smith
Dauwalder
Eckford
Jacobson
Hodgeskiss
Zimmerman
C. F. Morris
Teton Democrats
Morris
John Tansil
Raymond Nagle
Foot
F. E B. Williams
Sam Mitchell
John Mountjoy
James Brett
Railroad and Public Service
William Gilbert
Jess Stevens
L. J. Goodman
J. R. Hartley
William Bartley
Tom Carey
Joe Motari
Roy Veach
Doheny
Bole
Dry Forks
Fairfield
Spring Valley
Pendroy
Raymond
Aga
Dutton-to-Line Highway
Peterson
Malone
Taxpayers
IC. H. Jefferson
Citizens State Bank
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