Wagnild Seeks County Assessor Post on Democratic Ticket
Otto Wagnild filed last Thursday to succeed himself as county assessor on the Democratic ticket. A lifelong Teton County resident since migrating from Minnesota in 1896, he has held multiple local offices and was elected assessor in 1918. He pioneered the honor system for property listing and remains active in state assessor circles.
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Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Teton County
Minnesota
Ole Wagnild
Burton Bench
Agawam
Strain Bros
Great Falls
John L. Lundgren
Montana Elevator Company
Fairfield
Capt C James Smith Seeks Public Administrator Post
Captain C James Smith filed to succeed himself as public administrator on the Republican ticket. He has served for years as public administrator and probation officer, lived in Teton county since 1894 except for World War I service, and held ranks in the Montana National Guard and infantry units. He later returned to Chateau to work in insurance and is active in the American Legion and community affairs.
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C. James Smith
Mrs Frances Rosengren Files for Clerk of District Court
Mrs Frances Rosengren widow of Sydney Rosengren filed for the democratic nomination for clerk of the district court. She is tied to Teton county roots dating from 1894 and was born August 4, 1897. She studied at Montana State Normal College and Great Falls Commercial College and has served as deputy county treasury and worked in the county assessor's office.
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Frances Rosengren
Sydney Rosengren
Chateau
Teton County
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Rosengren
Great Northern Railroad
Norman
Hatfield
Great Falls Commercial College
Lewis and Clark Life Insurance Co
Great Falls
Great Falls visitors Monday include two local ladies
Mrs. John Hentges and Mrs. C. H. Porter were among visitors to Great Falls on Monday.
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John Hentges
C. H. Porter
Great Falls
Farmington Picnic Delay and Community Notes
Rainy weather halted outdoor plans as Farmington Sunday school held a hall picnic after services. A Saturday dance was postponed due to a wedding in Chateau. Local residents moved outfits, hosted birthday gatherings, and visitors from Chateau and Bole joined farm and club activities amid lingering rain and hospital trips.
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Farmington
Chateau
Arensmeyer
Bole
L. J. Otness
Jimmy Lemmon
Cal Binford
Jimmy Ness
Lars Nasset
Abe Breere
Nasset
BE. R. McLean
Fred Woodward
A. P. Reiding
Great Falls
O'Neill
Richard Reiding
Misa Grace Reiding
Farmington Home
Methodist Church Sunday Service With Music Notes
In Rev. E R Kaemmer's absence W G Bloomdal will lead the Sunday morning service on June 12. Miss Kathryn Satterlee will perform violin pieces The Lost Chord and O Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star. Services start at 9 00 a m.
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E. R. Kaemmer
W. G. Bloomdal
Kathryn Satterlee
Collins News Item Notes Local Social and 4-H Meeting
Crop conditions are good after recent rain and warm weather. Mrs. Anna Harking and Mrs. Jean Baquet visited, with other neighbors sharing updates. The 4-H Wide Awake club held its second meeting June 1 at Collins hall with ten members, a new constitution discussed, and a garment materials talk by Lucille Fitzgerald.
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Anna Harking
Jean Baquet
A. T Doughaday
Harkins
Miles Lockhart
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Miss Lucille
Great Falls
Wens
Alsheimer
Clara
George
Milay Lockhart
Loma
John Stine
Oveon Cathcart
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