Supreme Justices Visit to Aid Re Election Campaign
Supreme Court justices S. C. Ford and Albert J. Galen visited Chateau last Saturday to bolster their re election bids. Ford, of Great Falls now Helena resident, served as attorney general from 1917 to 1921. Galen, Montana's oldest serving jurist, is a former attorney general.
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S. C. Ford
Albert J. Galen
Supreme Court
Ford
Great Falls
Helena
Judge Galen
Montana Supreme Court
Bynum Visitors From Chateau Return Home
Mrs. Arthur Ramsey and C. S. Mc Donald of Chateau visited Bynum on Tuesday. Samuel Burke returned home Tuesday morning from Idaho Falls.
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Arthur Ramsey
C. S. McDonald
Chateau
Bynum
Samuel Burke
Idaho Falls
Local residents visit Great Falls and attend events
Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen and others traveled to Great Falls for shopping on Wednesday. Bert and Roy Stott were in Great Falls on Thursday. Harry Stott returned from Chicago after accompanying cattle. Neighbors held a quilting party at Mrs Burt Stotts. A Halloween party was held at the church house. Vaughn chapel dedication drew many Bynum residents. Ed Bingham drove the school bus for the trip. Mrs Patterson of Augusta visited Hampton Bloom's home. Relatives of Mrs Ray Porter from California arrived for a visit. Ivy Stott’s birthday party featured Roy and Harry Stott and others. The Green brothers returned from a mountain hunting trip. Parents attended a Halloween program at school. Mrs Groot and Tom visited Peggy Groot who is cooking for a gravel crew in Power. Mrs Conner and Arthur Anderson drove to Great Falls for medical aid and a few days stay.
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Ed. Hansen
Alice Mortensen
George Mortensen
Great Falls
Bert
Roy Stott
Harry Stott
Chicago
Burt Stott
Church House
Bill Lestiko
Near Vaughn
Bynum
Vaughn Chapel
Edwin Bingham
Patterson
Augusta
Hampton Bloom
Ray R. Porter
California
Ivy Stott
Roy Hanberg
Dell Green
Blanche Rowley
Lula Swenson
Green Brothers
Tots
Miss Lincoln
Learning to Enjoy Fun Where Youths Lack Experience
A reflective piece argues that enjoyment comes with experience and thought, asserting that younger people often lack both and hence struggle to have fun. It suggests growth through practice and mindset.
Just Before the Battle Mrs O'Brien Concluding Argument
A courtroom style confrontation closes with a quip about evading entertainment tax as Mrs O Brien faces Mrs Irgins and a judge. The exchange reflects the era's humor and social dynamics in a legal setting.
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Mrs. O'Brien
Irgins
Ladies Aid to Serve Lunch on Election Day in Farmington
The Farmington Ladies Aid will serve lunch at the hall on election day next Tuesday. Several neighbors helped with quilting at Mrs Gregor Tangen’s home Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Helmer Anderson and others attended the M E A meeting in Great Falls. The entry notes visits, travel to Great Falls for a husband, a road accident near Bole with no injuries, and church work by the Ladies Aid including a church scrub.
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Ladies Aid
Hall
Mae Anderson
Denver
Gregor Tangen
Helmer Anderson
Mr. Woodward
Frances Myrick
Great Falls
L. G. Passmore
R. A. Clearman
Chateau
Noah Geringer
Big Sandy
Lars Nasser
Abe Breere
J. B. Conner
Claude Johns
Pendroy
Russel Phillips
Pendray
Mrs. Woodward
Wayne LeDesky
Bole
Ilenry Arensmes
R. G. Thorn
Chotun
Ladies’ Aid
Governor Values Reform in Comprehensive Record
The governor has represented the people by reducing administrative costs and bonded indebtedness while lowering farm land taxes. He liberalized the compensation law, fought for lower appropriations, and secured aid for the unfortunate.
Give Him a Vote of Confidence
Adv paid for by Erickson for Governor Club urges voters to support their candidate. The piece emphasizes trust, leadership, and the need for steady governance ahead of the election.
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Erickson
Governor Club
Notice to Creditors Estate of George Logan Burrell
Notice is given by Alexander Burrell administrator of the estate of George Logan Burrell deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication at the George Coffey office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. Date October 22 1932.
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George Logan Burrell
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Alexander Burrell
George Copey
Notice of Sheriff Sale Foreclosure in Montana
Notice of sheriff sale in Teton county Montana to satisfy a decree of foreclosure. The administrator of Sarah P. Livingston estate will offer at public auction on November 26 1932 at 2 pm the NW1 4 of section 23 township 23 north range 3 west containing 160 acres more or less. Sale at the courthouse front door Chateau Montana. J L Collins sheriff. Anderson Packer attorneys. First publication November 3 last November 24
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Teton
Kesselheim
Sarah P. Livingston
John A. Jensen
Nineols District
State
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Section Twenty-three
Township Twenty-three
Montana Principal Meridian
Hodgskiss Tops Republican Field In Teton County
J E Bing Hodgskiss leads the Republican slate for state representative in Teton County. A veteran lawmaker, he has chaired the educational and horticultural committees and supported school funding and investment laws. Born in Teton County, he studied at Chateau High School and Montana State College and has held local posts including high school board and county shipping director. He now heads the North Montana Turkey Growers Association.
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Teton County
J. E “Bing” Hodgskiss
Hodgskiss
House of Representatives
State Land Commission
Chateau
Montana State College
Co. M
Montana National Guard
Teton Shipping Association
North Montana Turkey Growers’ Association
Mrs James Eckford Nominated for County Superintendent
Mrs Eckford, a teacher and active community worker, won the primaries nomination for county superintendent. The article notes her education in Great Falls and at Minnesota State Teachers' College, teaching experience, and plans to resume teaching after her husband’s death. It also references Elmer C. Smith as a potential successor to the treasurer post, detailing his background and qualifications.
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Republican Party
Teton County
George Carroll
Bert I. Packer
Obert Peterson
C. James Smith
Republican County Central Committee
Eckford
Great Falls
Minnesota State Teachers’ College
Winona
Great Fall
S. D Largent
Chateau
Jas, Beckford
O. G. Meadows
Meadows
Elmer C. Smith
First National Bank of Minneapolis
Rempel
Dutton State Bank
Mr Smith
oiSth Field Artillery
Tie
Choteau
Jacobson for Clerk of District Court
Campaign look at Blanche M. Jacobson highlighting her long service in Chateau, noting economy and efficiency. She became clerk in 1919 after her husband's death, later elected and repeatedly re elected, with a history as a longtime local official and pioneer heritage in Teton county.
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Jacobson
Chateau
A. M. Kennedy
Teton County
Local Republican Tickets Highlight J E Lewis and Others
A Gleason of county candidates is presented focused on J E Lewis for county commissioner and Karl Zimmerman for sheriff. Lewis is a farmer with long Te ton county ties and progressive economy views. Zimmerman, son of a noted former sheriff, is praised for honesty, economy, and good governance. Dauwalder is listed as a progressive farmer and public servant pledge to cut expenses.
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John Fr. Lewis
Porter Bench
Teton County
Homer Pfrimmer
Montana
Pendroy
Maxbass
North Dakota
Lewis
Karl Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Parl Zimmerman
Zimmerman J
Dauwalder
T L. Gap
Illinois
Farmers’ Union
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Thomas Dignan
Otto Simonsson
B. C. White
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John E. Erickson
N. H. Cooney
Raymond T. Nagle
Sam W. Mitchell
James J. Brett
John J. Holmes
Willam R. Wyatt
R. Rand Pub. Service Com
Thos. E. Carey
J. A. Baart
Chas. Klockler
Otto Wagnild
J. L. Billings
Frances Rosengren
Anna E. Stafford
Democratic County Central Committee
Supreme Justices
J. E. Byrne
Salem
Oregon
B. E. Byrne
Dan Huffman
Ray I. McClue
Cecil Huffman
Dewey Huffman
Hallowe’en
W. W. Smith
Hallowe'en
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Edwin Dover
Turkey Marketing Associations
Agriculture Department
M. J. Knox
Conrad
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Field Museum
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