Nepotism Law Forces Change in 19 School Clerks Here
County Superintendent Inez Eckford, returning from Helena, cites state nepotism rules requiring immediate action. The law compels replacing 19 county school clerks to avoid relatives in public posts. Henry Reitzschke, a local farmer near the Baker school, visited town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Eckford
Helena
Elizabeth Ireland
State Department of Education
Eckford
Henry Reitzschke
Baker School House
Choteau
How Long Does a Bear Sleep in Lincoln County
Ray R. Porter of Bynum kept two cinnamon bears in a vacant lot cage opposite the Store. In December they slept six feet below the surface for exactly three months and five days before emerging. They briefly failed to eat, then returned to a second snooze during windy weather, and are now feeding and preparing a shed. The bears, two years old, were taken in Lincoln county.
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Lincoln County
Five filings reported for city election April 3
City Clerk J G Jackson reports five candidates filing for the upcoming city election set for Monday April 3. They are Henry Robison alderman second ward C H Malcolm alderman first ward Dr E B Maynard alderman first ward J G Jackson police magistrate and W B Butchart city treasurer. Two election board seats are filled with Mrs B A Roll replacing her husband in the first ward and Mrs Annie Kelly replacing Wim Kroft in the second ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
Henry Robison
C H. Malcolm
E. B Maynard
J G. Jackson
W. B Butchart
B. A. Roll
Annie Kelly
Wim. Kroft
Methodist Church Notes Spirit of Adoption Sermon
The church announces a sermon on The Spirit of Adoption with morning worship at 11 a.m. on March 26 plus choir anthem and a 7:45 p.m. fellowship hour featuring the play The Halo of the Cross. Events include services at Bynum and Pendray with Epworth League studies and a April 2 fellowship hour talk by Dr. Maynard on Alcoholismus Americanus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Arthur Ramsey
Velma Edwards
Bynum
Pendray
Epworth League
Maynard
Milk and Cream Prices Effective April 1
The notice outlines milk and cream price levels for April 1 onward, including 1 pint milk four cents, 1 quart milk twenty eight cents, 1 gallon milk twenty two dollars? or twenty two cents, and various cream rates. It also states thirty days credit for responsible customers and payment due by the 15th to avoid loss of credit.
County Clerk George A Carroll On Sick List
County Clerk and Recorder George A. Carroll was on the sick list for part of the week, indicating health absence from duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Carroll
Farmington Notes include supper and visits around town
The Ladies Aid held a successful fish supper at the hall Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Russell Saxbury of Boulder visit Mrs Saxbury s sister Mrs Abe Breere. Co O Edwards moves to Pete Sandmo place south of Chateau. About twenty friends attended a bridge party at Mr and Mrs Dick Relding s home last Saturday. Various locals are noted: Elaine Passmore recovering after eye lining growth operation in Great Falls. Grace Reiding visited her mother Mrs A P Reiding. J B Conner made a Browning trip. Rev Gauer visited Farmington and Burton Sunday schools. Earl Burgett visited from Great Falls. Mrs W F Arensmeyer ill with flu. Stub Robbins of Bole called on F W Smith. Myron LeNesky at RF C camp. Dorothy Swenson sick. Helmer Anderson with highway crew near Collins. Fred Woodward family guests at J B Bohling in Dutton. Woodwards Vagabonds played for the Legion dance in Dutton. Terrance O Riley and wife at FPF W Smith home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Saxbury
Boulder
Saxbury
Abe Breere
Co. O. Edwards
Pete Sandmo
Chateau
Dick Relding
Ted Cambo
Conrad
Emil Pepner
Elaine Passmore
Great Falls
Grace Reiding
A. P. Reiding
Reiding
J. B. Conner
Browning
Rev. Gauer
Henry Davidson
Farmington
Burton
Earl Burgett
W. F. Arensmeyer
FPF. W. Smith
Taxpayers in Choteau Urged to File 1933 Assessments
Notice to taxpayers in the Choteau area urges all to file their 1933 assessments by April 15 1933 including personal property within the city. Real estate owners will be notified later through the newspaper columns. Otto Wagnild County Assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
City of
Otto Wagnild
Choteau and Bynum echo with sport and social notes
Local sports report shows Choteau ladies defeating Bynum in back to back games and the Bynum Scouts strong on the court. Community events include Salvation Society anniversary plays dances and gatherings with multiple residents visiting. Mentions of local officials, business changes at Monrach Lumber and irrigation district leadership updates.
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Monarch
Warfield
Colorado
Empson
Monarch Golden Bantam
Ceno
Hirshberg
Methodist Church
I. B. Hardy
M. J. Lyon
Conrad Refining Co
Harold Wheeler
Mgr
Ray R. Porter
Choteau Ladies
George
Salt Lake City
Relief Society
Clara Moss
Blanche Rowley
Ivy Stott
Harry Stott
Dell Green
Larry Marvin
Monrach Lumber Co
Ed. Noble
Shelby
Reid Swenson
Roy Hanberg
Alice Stott
Bert Stott
Bert Jensen
Ona
Pat Jensen
Parley Schenk
David Mortensen
Ray Anderson
Clinton Mortensen
Ollie Jensen
Roy Stott
Emerson Rowley
Jensen Home
J. Wilson Moore
J. W. Wilson Moore
Bob Lightfoot
Robert Clarkson
del Green
Lloyd Croxford
Edger Henderson
Margaret Holyoak
Walter Pirie
Croxford
Lula Swenson
KFBB
Moore
Heber Vance
Vaughn
Bynum Irrigation District
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Calvin Wixom
Wixom
Irrigation District
Dora Talifson
Zgoda
Mr. Zgoda
Frank
Rexall Drug
Teton Drug Co
Rexall
Gay
Cneoe
Heriot
H. H. Jones
Pendroy, Mont
Graduate School of Radio Engineering
Milwaukee, Wis
Official Service Men’s Association
Chateau Hardware Co
Acantha Office
First National Bank
Montana
U. S
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Federal Reserve
Teton County
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