Eleven Names on Ballot Lineup for State Ticket
In the eleventh hour the slate lists Scott Leavitt and Albert Anderson among candidates for congress with Miles Cavana ugh and Frank Haskins plus L V Ketter and others under a Democratic banner. United States senator Thomas J Walsh and Tom Stout appear for congress with justice nominees Math ews and Carey and railroad and public service posts also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Leavitt
Congress
Albert Anderson
Miles
J. Cavanaugh
Frank W. Haskins
L. V. Ketter
Henry G. Rodgers
The
Supreme Court
Ethel Marcum Bielenberg
Frank Cone
George Doyle
Rolla Duncan
Ernest O. Hedrick
Francis T. Kiley
Russell
Leonard C. Young
William L. Young
Railroad
Thomas J. Walsh
United States
Tom Stout
John
Delinquent Real Property Taxes Reach 8 Percent
The county treasurer reports 1929 real property taxes overdue total about 134385.91 with 125154.52 collected by May 31. Delinquency remains around 6.75 percent for the second half and about 8 percent for the year excluding the Bynum irrigation district. The Bynum district adds 27 percent overall, with 4.75 per acre assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Irrigation District
Patterson Wins Ten Dollar Judgment in Fairfield Case
In a Fairfield area case before Justice of the Peace C H Ferris, plaintiff R J Patterson sued S L Green on an account. Plaintiff sought 20 dollars but the judge rendered a 10 dollar judgment and taxed costs to the defendant. Attorneys were George W Magee for the plaintiff and Bert I Packer for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
C. H. Ferris
R. J. Patterson
S. L. Green
George W. Magee
Bert I. Packer
Fairfield
Hank Crossen Jr Arrives for Vacation in Choteau
Hank Crossen Jr known as Hank arrives in Choteau for a two week vacation from his duties as assistant manager of the San Carlos hotel in Monterey California. He will be joined by his father P H Crossen Sr who plans to enter a clinic at Santa Barbara and by his sister Eleanor who may enroll at the University of California Berkeley this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hu ‘Crossen, Jr
Hank
Monterey
California
San Carlos
P. H. Crossen, Sr
Santa Barbara
Eleanor
Berkeley
Odd Fellows Rebekahs District Meeting and Banquet
The annual meeting of District No 4 I O O F in Chateau is set for Saturday June 21 with a 1 30 pm business session and a 630 pm banquet followed by a dance at the Masonic temple All Odd Fellows and their wives and all Rebekahs and husbands or escorts are invited to both events by the committee Co W Burns Frank M Snider W G Cook Fishing and trespassing on the Feokhatt ranch is forbidden A C Malone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Odd Fellows
Masonic Temple
Co. W. Burns
Frank M. Snider
W. G. Cook
Farmington Socials and Local Visits Across Town
Dorothy Barnhill from Chateau visits her grandparents the Talifs ons. Belle Lindseth arrives from Corvallis and visits her daughter Harl De Rusha. A P Reiding drives to Great Falls. Fred Crane of Farmers Union Terminal will speak on grain marketing at the hall next Monday evening. A G Arensmeyer goes to Glacier Park to work for Adams Oil. J E Hartford of Great Falls is a beach visitor. Swenson family Forseth Chalmers Arensmeyer clan and Alice Otness picnic at Claude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Barnhill
Chateau
Talifson
Belle Lindseth
Corvallis
Oregon
Harl de Rusha
A. P. Reiding
Great Falls
Fred Crane
Farmers Union Terminal Association
A. G. Arensmeyer
Glacier Park
Adams Oil Company
J. W. Kerr
Geo. Slanger
Claude
J. E. Hartford
Great Falla
C. M. Swenson
Olaf Forseth
Chalmers
W. F. Arensmeyer
Alice Otness
Adolph Arensmeyer
Collins Items Spring fields hope for rain and memories
The note mentions grain fields waving and hoping for rain, Mrs. Helen Waterman visiting Con rad, and Fred Gerald and wife traveling to Gallup City. A social dance attracted a good crowd with supper and music. Col Ferris, recently able to stand, sends regards to Collins and Chateau friends. We note the fading 95 year old Civil War veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Waterman
Conrad
Fred Gerald
Antired
Gallup City
Col. Ferris
Collins
Chateau
Collins Community Notes On Thanks visits and local happenings
A Collins column recounts a postponed Children's Day show with praise for Superintendent Mrs Baquet and teachers. It notes residents improving health, bell fundraising by children, minister visits, Al Capone rumor quashed, oilmen at picnic grounds, local medical updates, and local music and bible school invites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise
Fitzgerald
Collins
C. F. Lutz
San Diego
Lutz
Marine Home Center
California
al Capone
Chicago
Miami
Havana
Montana
Teton
John Graves
Chateau
Marian Stephens
Great Falls
Stephens
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America
J. C. Penney Company
Men’s Foremost
Big Mac
Cambric
J. C. Penney Co. Department Store
Meadows
Rebekahs
Feeokhatt Ranch
C. K. Malone
Farmington
McLean
Edwards
Bath
Joe Baart
C. W. Wymer
W. H. Gorham
City
J. M. Weaver
Choteau
W. Snyder
Martin Vigen
Bynum
McCarmick-Deering
K. R. Smith
Oni H. Fisher
Hazlett
Eric Waugh
West ‘Hotel
Great’ Falls
Tot
Bredng
Agawam
Cora L. “McManus
Chestnut
Catine
Iowa
Adams Oil Co
Eama
H. Gamble
Ruckstell
Power-Morgan Co
Ver
Monarch Coal
Acantha
Bob van Scharpenzael
John Deere Duckfoot
T. F. Dwyer
Oliver Dealer
Ustice
Ve Life Insurance
W. G. Bloomdahl
Choteau, Mont
Hood River
Nice
Bill
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