Lions Attend Alberta-Montana District Convention in Calgary
Mr and Mrs L E Taylor returned from Calgary where they joined the Alberta Montana Lions district convention Delegates from Chateau Lions Club included Mr Taylor who brought back Calgary Albertan issue June 20 featuring the election of G C Hoyt as district governor for 1932 33 and notes Butte Montana chosen for 1933 reserving Havre for 1934 The Calgary visit highlighted U S Canada goodwill with Julius J Wuerthner of Great Falls describing Lions as dynamos of initiative and the Calgary hospitality praised by Montanans including a generous mayor and cooperative police force Also recognized were prizes awarded to Cascade and Great Falls clubs and a Canadian flag to Cut Bank for largest attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
Calgary
Taylor
Chateau Liong Club
Calgary Albertan
G. C. Hoyt
Shelby
Butte
Montana
R. B. Valleau
Calgary Lions Club
U. S
Canada
Lions
Julius J. Wuerthner
Great Falls
Cascade Club
Cut Bank Club
Julién
Hyer
Fort Worth
Texas
Lions Clubs
Alberta
Don Anson
Lions International
Bidemdahl Returns From State Business Trip
W. G. Bidemdahl arrived back last evening after a business trip to several points in the state. He left here Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Bidemdahl
Mrs Charlotte Sutton Visits Friends Here
Mrs. Charlotte Sutton formerly of this city now of Great Falls visited friends here Saturday and Sunday, sharing updates on her move and recent activities with local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Sutton
Great Falls
Filing Period Tightens as 35 Enter County Races
County filing period closes with 35 candidates filed for main offices plus 11 precinct committeemen. Four filings on the last day include J B Conner Farmington for state house on the Democratic ticket and three Republicans George W Jackson Chateau for district court clerk W G Dauwalder Bole for assessor and Obert Peterson for county surveyor. Filing fees total 601 dollars, the largest in county history for a primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conner
Farmington
House of Representatives
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
George W. Jackson
Chateau
Obert Peterson
Justice of the Peace
George’ Carroll
J. E. Lewis
B. I. Packet
C. James Smith
Chas. G.obertson
J. A. Baart
Otto Wagnild
Frances Rosengren
Anna E. Stafford
House of Representa
Choteau
Inez Eckford
Edith M. Ramsey
Charles G. Roberts
Choteau Tonship
C. H. Ferris
J. G. Jackson
E. L
Pendrey
Paul A. Kropp
Agawam
H. C. Nyhns
J. B. Bohling
Dutton
House, of Representatives
J. B. Connor
Co. A. Straight
Chas. Klockler
Por
Ben Beringer
Collins
J L. Billings
Harrison Craig
Henry Dale
Gibler Will Schedules Midsummer Roundup at Twin Lakes
Ray Gibler owner of the G Lazy B ranch on the south fork of the Teton plans a midsummer roundup at Twin Lakes on Sunday July 3. The event will feature bucking and horse races plus relays with D M Powell aiding by supplying refreshments. A Saturday night benefit dance at the Twin Lakes pavilion will feature Nicola's troubadores and a band concert.
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Ray Gibler
The
Teton
Bar Mountain
Chateau
Twin Lakes
D. M. Powell
Twin Lakes Pavilion
Nicola
Troubandors
Dauwalder Seeks Assessor Post in Teton County Bid
W G Dauwalder, a long time Teton county resident since 1913 and Bole area homesteader, seeks the Republican nomination for county assessor. Born 1888 near Olney Illinois he traveled widely before settling in Montana. A Farmers' Educational and Cooperative Union member for 21 years, he serves as Bole school district clerk and as secretary treasurer of the county union, pledging to cut expenditures if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dauwalder
Teton County
T. S. Gap
Mr. Dauwalder
Olney
Ill
Montana
California
Colorado
Maois
Bole
Dauwalder
Farmers’ Educational and Cooperative Union
Illinois
State candidates visit Choteau Thursday
F. E. Williams, Republican candidate for secretary of state, and R. F. Thibadeau, Republican candidate for state treasurer, visited Choteau Thursday afternoon. Williams, current treasurer, cannot seek re election to that office and filed for secretary of state as Harmon plans to retire. Thibadeau, from Chinook, is an ex service man born and educated in Montana. John Hall, former city engineer, was in town on business and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Williams
R. F
Bob) Thibadeau
Choteau
Williams
W. E. Harmon
Thibadeau
Chinook
John Hall
Sun Burst Tourney Sees Oilmont Win. Choteau Second
Oilmont captured first place with a $125 purse after beating Great Falls 12 to 1 in the final. Choteau earned second with a $75 prize, while Great Falls took third with a $25 purse among seven teams: Chateau Oilmont Great Falls Cut Bank Conrad Sunburst Havre.
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Choteau
Oilmont
Orange Crush
Great Falls
Chateau
Cut Bank
Conrad
Sunburst
Havre
Motil
Cut Bankers
Iunning
Choteait
Valacich
Hanson
Dale
Water Carnival Postponed by Chateau Club
At the Chateau Business Men's club meeting on Tuesday evening, the water carnival was postponed to a later date. The original date was Saturday July 16. W. W. Smith, George O'Hare and John Hentges were named a week 290 as the arrangements committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Business Men’s Club
W. W. Smith
George O'Hare
John Hentges
Packer files for county attorney seeking second term
Bert I. Packer, the present county attorney, filed last Thursday on the Republican ticket for a second term. Unopposed in the party, with no Democratic filing, he is a Minnesota Law School graduate class of 1916. He served as assistant state’s attorney in Burke county North Dakota, joined the Marines in World War I, practiced in Rapelje Montana, and later Chateau. He is an American Legion member and Red Cross relief chair, married with home in Hobson addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert I. Packer
Mr Packer
University of Minnesota Law School
Burke County
North Dakota
Rapelje
Montana
Chateau
Phil I. Cole
Packer
American Legion
Red Cross Breuth
Hobson Addition
Third Annual Farmers Union Picnic At Chateau
Farmers of Teton county and families gathered in Chateau for the third annual Teton County Farmers Union picnic. About 400 attended with a welcome banner across Main avenue. Events included street sports, foot races, a large noon picnic, and a county union program at the pavilion with speakers from the Farmers Union and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Farmers’ Union
Main Avenue
Larson
Thompson
Pat Campbell
Pendray
Fern Broeder
Pat Lola Mae Burns
Eva Laconelle
Kenneth Roberts
Jas. Dowell
Robbie Field
Margaret Young
Esther Nordhagen
Alice Glavey
Fred Broeder
Leroy Zier
Edmond Bammel
Thelma Newcomb
Evelyn Hodgskiss
John Owens
Rinehart Arensmeyer
Lloyd Munson
Evelyn Clarkson
Margaret Geldrich
Irene Dauwalder
I. Betts
Roy Cohen
Waldo Cohen
Mike Campbell
John Zimmerman
J. W. Ward
Taylor
Burns
Conner of Farmington Files for State House Seat
J B Conner a well known farmer and businessman of Farmington filed Saturday for the Democratic nomination for the Montana house of representatives. He previously lived in Red Lodge Great Falls and Farmington where he ran a mercantile business and served as city engineer of Great Falls helping install the municipal water system. He moved to Burton bench in 1919 and his wife is postmistress at Farmington. He has long been active in the party and chaired the Teton county Democratic central committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
D. L. Manning
Great Falls
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Teton County
A. W. Ricker
Farmers’ Union Herald
St. Paul
Ricker
Chateau
Highwood
Hoover
United States
Congress
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rickers
Arnold Hanusa
Dr. H. W. Bateman
B. I. Packer
Henry Ness
Elmer Smith
Otto Warnild
O G. Meadows
George A. Carroll
T. Larson
N. W. Ed
J. B. Conner
House of Representatives
Farmington
Otness Ranch
Burton Bench
Conner
New York State
East
William Jennings Bryan
Red Lodge
Burton Beach
Oiness Place
Democratic Central Committee
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Calgary Daily
Sheriff’s Office
Gibler Will
TOTAL
Loghls
Ricker Condoms
W. H. Wellenstein
County Union
C. W. Burns
E. Taylor
Citizens State Bank
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