Stopping the Clock and the Montana Assembly
The editorial cites the Great Falls Tribune piece urging reforms in Montana legislative procedure. It argues for a smaller, more efficient body and notes chronic delays, late budget passage, and lack of a clear program, proposing options like a one-house legislature or state boards to reduce costs and improve governance.
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Great Falls Tribune
Acantha
Board of State Commissioners
Legislative Assembly
Nebraska
The
Tribune A
the Tribune
Montana
Cuardian
Portant
Helena
Montana Assembly
Case Model C Tractor Impresses Experienced Farmers
Veterans of farming report the Case Model C Tractor stands out among many tractors seen. The description emphasizes its novelty and superior approach compared with prior experiences, suggesting a strong endorsement from seasoned operators.
Beck Farmers Union Holds Lively Saturday Meeting
The Beck local of the Farmers Union met last Saturday night with 27 members paid up. J. C. Homberg was installed as president with officers John O Day Melvin Beck Willard Asmus and Ervin Gamradt. Speakers P Crippen and W S Good addressed over 90 attendees. A $7.20 collection supported the legislative committee. Next gathering set for April 4.
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Beck
Farmers’ Union
J. C. Homberg
John O'Day
Melvin Beck
Willard Asmus
Ervin Gamradt
Conrad Wittke
Matt Decker
Geo. Gamradt
Wm. Heckford
Power
P. Crippen
Great Falls
Farmers’ Union Oil Station
W. S. Good
Wolf Point
Penn Union Products
Farmers’ Union Legislative Committee
Washington
Wm. Asmus
al Nelson
D. L. Scarrow
Evangelist Betty Funk Schedules Evening Services at Choteau Tabernacle
Betty Funk continues nightly services at 7 45 this week except Monday. Thursday focuses on Choosing life or death, Friday on The Old Fashioned Home, Saturday on Then Shall the End Be, and Sunday on Is Healing in the Atonement. Misses H Funk and R Lindblad invite all to attend.
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Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Betty Funk
Chateau
H. Funk
R. Lindblad
Bynum Community Presents Program Friday for Recreation Council
Bynum community residents performed a one act play and joined games and folk dances led by local volunteers at the Teton County Recreation Council meeting last Friday. About 50 attended with refreshments. The group discussed the upcoming recreational school in Great Falls at end of April and early May and the council’s delegate plans. The next council meeting at Beck on April 5 will elect officers and decide delegates to the school and appoint a county chautauqua representative for 1935.
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Bynum
Teton County Recreational Council
Reid Swenson
del G. Greed
Roy Mhanberg
Bert Stott
Great Falls
Teton County
Beck
Library Notes Encourage Reading At Public Library
The piece extols books and the value of libraries. It notes a vast collection of about six thousand titles and invites non patrons to obtain a library card. Hours are listed as Wednesday 7 30 to 9 and Saturday 3 to 5.
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Seven Seas
Africa
Greenland
Australia
Local notes and town chatter from a past week
Town items describe spring signs and aging, with a tom cat ruler losing vigor. Delayed allotments draw replies from legislators and the wheat division chief. 81 are under scrutiny. Local moves include Mr. Hull buying a new Oldsmobile and Ralph Caskey visiting Spokane. Frequent social visits, clock wishes, road conditions, and community events pepper the week’s brief notes.
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Wheat Division
Hull
Wallace Motor Co
Ralph Caskey
Spoane
Hirshberg
Freddy
Albert Swenson
Pondora County
Montana
McLean
Martin Depner
Wick
Conrad
Fairfield
Dance and supper raise funds at Collins hall
A large crowd attended the Saturday night dance and supper with proceeds around fifty three dollars after expenses. R K Funk and family visited Great Falls on business. Chas Tomsha called on Mr and Mrs Leonard Bailey. R 8 McClenhan and wife visited Mrs Katherine Taylor. Mrs R H Mayer and sister Carroll called on Mrs Harry Montague. Archie Munson welcomed a baby girl. Dick Klang visited Collins. Most pupils suffer colds measles and whooping cough. several out of school. Chas Fransen returned from Elrodo Texas after medical care with Dr Brinkley. condition improved and trip was pleasant.
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R. K. Funk
Great Falls
Chas. Tomsha
Leonard Bailey
McClenhan
Katherine Taylor
Collins
R. H. Mayer
Carroll
Harry Montague
Archie Munson
Dick Klang
Chas. Fransen
Elrodo
Texas
Brinkley
Town of Chateau to Sell Amortization or Serial Bonds
The Chateau town council plans to issue either amortization or serial bonds to fund the project. If serial bonds are used they will be in $500 increments with $500 due May 1, 1936 and annually thereafter. Bonds will bear interest up to 6 percent semiannually and may be redeemed on interest dates. Bids must meet par with accrued interest, bids may be private, and a $500 certified check is required. First publication March 14. last April 3.
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Chateau
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Montana
C. W. Burns
Notice of Probate of Will in Montana District Court
In the Ninth Judicial District of Montana Teton County the court issues notice of probate for the estate of Della Peters deceased. An order dated February 26 provides the framework for the probate proceedings and related actions.
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Ninth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Teton
Della Peters
Notice of Will Probate for Della Peters Deceased
Frances Rosengren, Clerk, announces a probate hearing for the will of Della Peters at the Teton County Court in Chateau. The date is March 15, 1935 at 10:00 a.m. for proving the will and hearing H. W. Bateman’s application for letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear. First publication February 28, last March 14.
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Chateau
County of Teton
Della Peters
H. W. Bateman
Frances Rosengren
District Court
Notice of public land claim in Chateau Montana
Ray C. Gibler of Chateau Montana filed for three year proof to establish ownership of stockraising homestead land described as sections 33 and 34 township 25 north range 8 west principal meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Charles H Ferris at Chateau Montana on April 16 1935 with witnesses Oscar R Olney Freeman Page Albert Peterson and Dell M Powell all of Chateau. First publication March 7 last April 4.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Ray C. Gibler
Chateau
Township
Range
Principal Meridian
Charles H. Ferris
U. S
Oscar R. Olney
Freeman Page
Albert Peterson
Dell M. Powell
Thos. F. Corbally
Reglater
Notice of Assessment by Teton Co operative Canal Co
Directors meet in Farmington Montana on February 18 1935 levy assessment No 36 of 25 per share on all stock payable by March 18 1935 to Cal Binford secretary treasurer at Farmington. Delinquent stocks will be sold at public sale April 18 1935 to cover the assessment and advertising costs.
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Farmington
Teton County
Montana
Cal Binford
Mont
Notice of Sale of Town Bonds for Choteau Montana
The Town of Choteau Montana will hold a sale on Sunday in April 1935 at 8 p m in its council chamber to bid for cash on amortization or serial bonds totaling 5 900 00 dollars for refinancing old bonds from May 1 1915. The auction will seek the highest bid.
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Choteau
Montana
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