Violent storm sweeps Teton County Saturday evening
A severe storm hit Teton County Saturday evening, most damage near Fairfield. Twenty five percent of an inch of rain fell in Chateau with hail and wind. In Fairfield wind reached cyclonic strength, damaging fences and buildings. a funnel cloud lifted dust and small objects. Chickens died. car tops and glass were damaged as temperatures cooled afterward.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Great Falls
Simms
Cascade County
Chateau
Seventy-one Enrolled in Project Work in Teton County
Seventy-one people in Teton County engage in supervised practice under the Smith Hughes Vocational Education Act. Students include 30 in the all day school working with live stock and crops, 18 in the farm mechanics course, and turkey producers in an evening program. Mr. Luther begins rounds to supervise and visit three to five farms daily through summer.
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Teton County
Smith-Hughes
M. K. Luther
Turkey School
Smith- Hughes
Eigteen
Luther
Mrs Rachel Edwards Denies Cafe Rent Evasion Rumor
Mrs Rachel Edwards asserts a circulating rumor that she fell behind on rent at the My Cafe is false. She provides receipts proving rent paid in full to date and states she was not ejected by the sheriff.
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Rachel Edwards
Religious Schools To Be Held At Five Parishes
Five one month religious vacation schools will be conducted by six Sisters of Providence from Missoula in Chateau Pendroy Dutton Power and Augusta. Pendroy hosts the first May 30 at 9 with Sister Carmela and Sister Trinitas.
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St. Luke’s Parish
Sisters of Providence
Missoula
Chateau
Pendroy
Dutton
Power
Augusta
Carmela
Trinitas
Power and
Agnes Stella
Jane Chantel
Raphael
Jude Thadeus
J. S. Schulte
Sheriff Candidacy Filed for Teton County Primary
A candidate announces run for sheriff of Teton County on the Republican ticket. Primary election set for July 19, 1932. Support solicited with signature 50 Breth Read.
Blanche M. Jacobson Seeks Republican Nomination for Clerk
The candidate announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court subject to primary voters July 19. If nominated and elected she pledges economical, faithful, impartial service as in the past.
Henry Ness Seeks Republican Nomination for County Treasurer
For County Treasurer I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the republican nomination for the office of county treasurer subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election July 19. If elected I will perform the duties of the office faithfully and efficiently. Your support will be appreciated.
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Henry Ness
Elmer C. Smith
Earl Zimmerman
Elmer C. Smith Seeks County Treasurer GOP Nomination
Elmer C. Smith declares his qualifications for the county treasurer post in the upcoming Republican primary on July 19. He emphasizes experience and readiness to perform the duties capably.
Democratic candidate for sheriff in 1932 primaries
Announcement by a Democrat declaring candidacy for sheriff subject to voters at the July 19 1932 primaries. He cites experience to promise an efficient and economical administration.
County Superintendent Campaign Statement
A candidate for county superintendent of schools declares during the primary election July 19 that if elected they will perform the duties of the office in an economical, efficient and impartial manner.
Candidate for County Superintendent of Schools Nomination
A local candidate announces intent to seek the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. The statement pledges a progressive program and efficient service if elected.
Month's Training with All Expenses Paid Open to Teton Youth
Government sponsored training at Fort Missoula from June 17 to July 16 invites one Teton county youth aged 17 to 24. Expenses including uniforms clothing and transportation are paid, with regular pay and a month of military training and competition. Interested youths should contact George Carroll to secure application blanks.
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Teton County
Fort Missoula
George Carroll
Carroll
Otto Wagnild Announces Candidacy for Teton County Assessor
Otto Wagnild declares his run for county assessor of Teton County on the Democratic ticket at the July 19 primary. He pledges economy and fairness if nominated and elected.
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Teton County
Otto Wagnild
Inez Eckford Declares Candidacy for County Superintendent
Inez Eckford announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Superintendent of Schools. She pledges an economical and faithful administration if nominated and elected, subject to voters at the July 19 primary.
Fragmented local column hints at civic talk and school notes
The piece references political candidates, club meetings with Mrs. Arthur Davidson, a request to publish candidate names under situations wanted, and social events. It mentions a dog poisoning remark, a picnic at the swimming hole near Collins, and Opal Bourne returning to the ranch with her sister Margate.
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Mephisto
Arthur Davidson
Spokane
Hilly Billy
Wuest
Premium Center
Collins
Community Notes Include Wedding Surprise And Fire Loss
A local note recounts Mrs Roy Bynum recovering from flu, a surprise wedding visit at Clinton Mortensen's, and social visits. A distillate fire destroyed the Pearson home and furniture, with musical instruments lost. Also mentions rainfall, cattle driving by the Stott brothers and Bishop Jensen, and a quilting gathering.
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Roy Hanberg
George Tyler
Clinton Mortensen
Ollie Jensen
Smoot Rowley
David Mortensen
Reid Swenson and Sons
Great Falls
Bynum
Pearson
Stott Brothers
Bishop Jensen
Browning
Community gathering notes from a rural Utah county area
Events include a sunbonnet girl themed dinner at Mrs. George Mortensen s home a wedding dance planned at the Bynum L D S hall by Clinton Mortensen and guests dining with families across the area church activities include H D meetings and Relief Society sessions with Priscilla Hansen Ivy Stott and others. neighbors assist Jack Jensen with crop work using ten tractors plus trips to Flathead and visits by Naomi Jensen and Blanche Stott.
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Geo. ‘Mortennes
George
Bishop Jensen
Ollie Jensen
Vilate Stott
Blanche
Flathead
Naomi Jensen
Oregon
Stott
Alfred
Clinton Mortensen
L. D. S. Hall
Bynum
Edwin Hansen
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
Roy Hanberg
Harry Stott
Charlie Humble
Hampton Bloom
Harry Dillard
Calvin Wixom
George Tyler
H. D
Priscilla Hansen
Relief Society
Ivy Stott
Jack Jensen
Local Visitors Share Paper Flowers and Lunch
On Tuesday afternoon Louna Green and Lala Swenson visited Mrs. Roy Hanberg. They made paper flowers and enjoyed lunch, while noting Mr. Jensen has been ill for quite a while.
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Jensen
Swenson
Roy Hanberg
Reduced 30 Lbs. Never Felt Better
Promote Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid with a morning half teaspoon in hot water. Claim quicker fat loss in three weeks, increased energy, clearer skin, and youthful feeling. Urge reducing fatty foods and purchasing from The Chateau Drug Co. or any druggist. four week supply at low cost.
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Chateau Drug Co
America
Zimmerman Nominates Sheriff Candidate For Republican Primary
The candidate for sheriff on the Republican ticket pledges economical and efficient duties, presenting his name as Earl Zimmerman for the forthcoming primaries.
Olson Resigns Sheriff Candidacy Under Republican Ticket
J. B. Olson announces filing on the Republican ticket for sheriff, subject to primary voters. He asks for support and pledges faithful service and fair treatment if elected.
Premium Center Tractor Repair Reflections
A reflective diary-like record details repairs on a tractor at Premium Center with McLean and Ole Wick finishing work before rain. It notes a magneto failure, a stop at Cha teau, and a check by Walt Edward to tighten a pinpoint screw that held a point for two years. The narrator compares trust in machines to trust in people and contemplates punishment for murderers, invoking Poe.
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McLean
Ole Wick
Chateau
Dutton
Walt Edward’s
Lindbergh
E. A. Poe
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Montana
Canada
J. F. Schulte
Blanche M. Jacobson
J. L. “Shell” Billings
Teton Youth
L. E. Taylor Garage
Inez Eckford
W. H. Gorham
Phon
Glad
M. S. Bullerdick
Choteau, Mont
Chateau, Mont
H. H. Higgins
Mont
Minnesota
Jos
C. James Smith
J. B. Olson
L. B. Pendroy
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Nuree In
Charge
Pee Acting
Vinyt
Chas. G. Roberts
Craigs Garage
Highway Garage
J. H. Byler
Bondec
State of Montana
C. W. Boussard
Lareen
Joseph Knudtzon
Choteau Creamery
W.W. W. Smith
Whene
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
Col
M. K. Lykins
Auctioneer
Mozer Shoe Shop
JOR Mozer
Masager
A & E Auto Service
Fise Tires
Conoco
Ernest Arensmeyer Oo. J. Ericson
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
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