Doings At The State Legislature Montana's 25th Assembly Adjourns
Montana's 25th legislature adjourned after midnight following speeches and entertainment. A group of 16 House members sought a court restraining order on a stopped clock as the 60 day session ended. New laws include social security funds diversion, unemployment compensation oversight, WPA program rules, a consolidated Public Works unit, a three member Liquor Control Board, a temperance commission, a teachers retirement commission, and expanded state forestry and insurance authorities. Revenue measures are projected to raise up to 35 million annually for two years with roughly 4.9 million annual operating appropriations.
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Montana
25Th Legislative Assembly
House
Senate
Gov. Ayers
State Supreme Court
Public Works Commission
Assembly
Highway Board
Water Conservation Board
Planning Board
Montana Commission of Public Works
Liquor Control Board
State Board of Examiners
State Board of Equalization
Temperance Commission
Milk Control Board
State Milk Control Board
Highway Patrol Board
Department of Insurance
State Department of Insurance
State Auditor's Office
Missoula
Montana State University School of Forestry
Helena
Statewide measures seek nonpartisan school leaders and tax reforms
The ballot lists budgets for universities and public systems, with target amounts including state units 1.6 million, elective offices 546 thousand, custodial institutions 1.898 million, water conservation 780 thousand, and teachers' retirement 150 thousand. Proposals cover nonpartisan state superintendent elections, higher county superintendent qualifications, two constitutional amendments, a unified investment system for permanent funds, and a four year term for most county officers. Additional items raise motor vehicle licenses, adjust speed limits, reform ballot format, and reduce liquor permit costs. Several measures aim to create state parks, civil service, comptroller, bar association, and a separate labor department, while others legalize gambling, quick divorces, women jurors, and tax exemptions under 2500 valuation.
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Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Parks Commission
Diamond Valley Social Notes Include Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Van Horn visited Bert Knowles home Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schultz were business visitors in Great Falls Wednesday. Several women visited Mrs. Goodell and the teacherage hosted Eileen Fleshman and Hazel Goodell. Frank Goodell and Donald Mackadad were Great Falls callers. Happy Craver arrived from Pennsylvania to visit Diamond Valley folks at the Schultz home. Veda Thompson attended a Recreational Council meeting in Chateau and stayed overnight. Mr. and Mrs Clarence Juelfs also mentioned in the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Horn
Bert Knowles
Martin Schultz
Great Falls
Harry Gaubach
Ernest McVicker
Lou Mack
Goodell
Eileen Meshman
Eileen Fleshman
Hazel Goodell
Frank Goodell
Donald Mackadad
Mack
A. W. Schultz
Ira Sitts
Dutton
M. B. Bolland
Kenneth
Harry Laubach
Donald
Joe
Veda Thompson
Happy” Craver
Cletrac
Chris Jensen
Lions
George Schultz
Slim” Talbott
Donald Mack
Howard Bolland
Harry Schultz
Carl Rosok
Billie Lou Jensen
John Husby
Farmers Union to Hold Quarterly Meeting in Chateau
J A Primus secretary of the Teton County Farmers Union announces the first quarterly meeting to be held in Chateau at 2 pm on Thursday March 18. The notice also lists various local social and community events and a mortgage foreclosure suit involving Rainbow Syndicate and others in Chouteau and Teton counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
J. A. Primus
Teton County
Public Land Notice for Ross Lemmon at Great Falls Office
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated March 4 1937 states Ross Lemmon of Bynum Montana has filed for three year proof to establish a stock raising homestead claim in sections 21 29 32 30 31 township 26 north range 8 west. witnesses listed are J R Collins S A Bingham E E Townsend and Omer Cook all of Bynum with the proving date set for April 22 1937 before H M Daley Clerk of the District Court at Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Ross Lemmon
Bynum
Montana Meridian
H. M. Daley
District Court
Choteau
J. R. Collins
S. A. Bingham
E. E. Townsend
Omer Cook
Notice of Name Change in Teton County Montana
Torvald Lavris Toresen applies to change his name to Tor val Toreson Tokerud in Teton County Montana. Hearing set at 10:00 a.m. on Friday April 16 1937 in the court room at the Chateau Court House. Dated February 19 1937. Halvor M Daly Clerk. First publication Feb 25 last March 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Torvald Lavris Toresen
Teton County
Torval Toreson Tokerud
Chateau
Halvor M. Daley
Notice to Creditors in R H Fitzgerald Estate
Administratrix Susan Fitzgerald asks creditors and claimants to present debts with vouchers within four months of first publication to her home near Power Montana in Teton County. Dated February 13 1937 with first publication February 18 and last publication March 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Fitzgerald
Power
Montana
County of
Teton
Susan Fitzgerald
Alias Summons in Te County Case Names Multiple Heirs and Trustees
The case lists Charles N Spratt and Thomas H Smullen as trustees suing A E Anderson as administrator of Anna McDermott estate also named Annie McDermott. It names Irving and Luel la Peterson, Frank I Peterson and Jane Doe Peterson, FP Alexander of Seattle, Daisy D Craig as surviving widow and heir, Fay Craig Edgar Craig May Craig Weightman Nellie Craig Cherry Gerald Craig Rolland Craig as heirs. Kal-Mont Off Company of Kalispell Montana and R ND McDaniel J W Hanson I D Rognilien appear as related parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Teton
Charles N. Spratt
Thomash. Smullen
A. E. Anderson
Anna McDermott
Annie McDermott
Irving Peterson
Luella Peterson
Frank I. Peterson
Jane Doe Peterson
Fp.alexander
Seattle
Washington
Daisy D. Craig
Guy Craig
Fay Craig
Edgar Craig
May Craig Weightman
Nellie Craig Cherry
Gerald Craig
Rolland Craig
Kal-Mont Off Company
Common Law Trust
Kalispell
R. ND. McDaniel
J. W. Hanson
I. D. Rognilien
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Jourdonnais
Canada
Roy S. Ayers
Diamond Valley News
Carl E. Anderson
W. H. Bally
J. M. Carlson
Said Trust
May Z. Lake
Mae Z. Lake
H. A. Barrett
Katherine Barrett
Rainbow Syndicate
Billings
J. E. Winther
C. S. Sellars
E. J. Hubbert
H. W. Rowley
Co. N. Spratt
James McDermott
Chouteau County
Twentythree North
E. J. McCabe
H. C. Hall
First
Chevrolet
SOA Lee Alle Hs
International
Lucky
O. K
Wallace Motor Coo
Choteau, Mont
Thomas F. Corbally
Register
Chas G. Roberts
C. E. Stephens
Larson Bldg
Room 22
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
Choteau Creamery
W. W. Smith
The
Chateau Hotel
AAA
WM. Schneider
C. W. Boussard
Larson
C. James Smith
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
Mont
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Chateau EB
Rogers
R. N
the Club
Cheteau
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
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