Democratic Sweep Reflected in County Balloting
Voters backed Democratic ticket across county posts and statewide races. Murray led for U S Senate at 1,560 to 1,408, while Anderson edged his opponent 1,492 to 1,443. Sheriff race swung to Al Peterson after Fairfield counts, with Dellino 1,483 and Peterson 1,467. Paul Rice won the State Senate seat 1,650 to 1,298, Gordon Omber defeated E V Ombholt 1,593 to 1,383, Leo Murphy beat K M Bridenstine 1,813 to 1,009.
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Teton
James E. Murray
LeRoy Anderson
U. S
Murray
Wesley D’ewart
Anderson
Orvin Flare
al Peterson
Fairfield
Doheny
Dry Forks
Dellno
Peterson
Délino
Rice
McOmber
Paul Rice
Lyle ‘Standish
Orie
W. Gordon Ma
Omber
E. V. Ombholt
Leo Murphy
K. M. Bridenstine
U. Wh . Representat
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Associate Justice
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Rene Seeane
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Shannon
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Monkman
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Maynard
Schook
Rei Toners
Nelson
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Montana voters reelect Murray in Senate race and Metcalf in House
In Montana on Tuesday voters reelected veteran James E. Murray to a fifth Senate term, defeating Wesley A. O'Ewart. Lee Metcalf of Hamilton was reelected to the U.S. House in the first district. Also elected were Ajutin Middleton and Paul Teston, both Democrats, and R. Bottomley returned to the Montana Supreme Court bench.
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Montana
James E. Murray
Senate
Murray
Wesley A. O'Ewart
Will
Sali
Orvin B. Flare
O'Ewart
Lee ‘Metcalf
Hamilton
Iilomtais
Atates Weres Ajutin
B. Middieton
Eae
Pail Tseston Ponte
Fté
Thei Rai
Public Serie Comination
J. Hinman
Wes
Civil Defense Force Organizes Meeting In Chateau
Chateau schedules an organizational meeting for a civil defense program at the Legion club rooms on Monday at 8 p m Mayor Med Halvorson announces four men named to lead four of five general committees with the fifth pending He urges all named and interested citizens to attend and help form a skeleton force with sub committees as assigned by each department head.
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Chateau
Legion Club Rooms
Med Halvorson
F.overt Zion
Ray Davidson
Ken ‘Thompson
Tore Reuterwall
Halvorson
Joe Lucie
E. R. O'Neil
Carl Wedum
Eddie Howard
Howard Gronberg
Ray Killy
William Vance
James Hendarson
Dorothy O'Neil
W. W. Scott
Ronald Otness
Henry Helf
W. W. Duncan
A. A. McAuley
Clyde Darby
Elmer Erickson
Gus Thompson
Carroll Maynard
John Peterson
John Richem
Robert Gormley
Exl Schiller
Freda Schroder
Marlene ‘Carrig
Halvernon
Annual Great Falls Hereford Sale Dates and Details
Forty six bulls are consigned to the 33rd North Montana Hereford Breeders Association show and sale in Great Falls. The show runs November 11 with the sale on November 12 at the North Montana Fairgrounds. Judge Howart Lewis of Flozeman will preside and H. B. Singer of Bozeman will auction. consignors include four from Teton county and many others across Montana.
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North
Teton County
Austad
Fairfield
Walsh- Anderson Co
Creat Falls
Stewart Fell
Felen
J. I. Burch
F. L. Flowers
Chateau
Clear Creek Hereford Ranch
A. A. Dawson
Son
Belt
Henry Cuth
Wilsall
Faul Iverson
Eden
Chris Jacobson
Sun River
W. I. King
Monarch
Kohut Brothers
Stockett
Lowry Watson
Bynum
C. BE. Lucas
Highwood
Dan Mahoney
Manhattan
Louis Mikkelson & Sons
Ray C. Ramberg
Chinook
Robert and
Bonnie Ruffel
Sm & Shock
Vernon Ulrich, Jr
Nick Vlinker
Thomas Watson
Hobson
Vernon Watson
Police Court Passes On Bond For Stop Sign Violation
In Miles City Police Court Jamey C Ayers forfeited a 5 bond for failing to observe a stop sign. Hexity Brinsfield received a 90 day suspended jail sentence for disturbing the peace.
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Jamey C. Ayers
Miles City
Hexity Brinsfield
Death Claims Mrs Mauseth Burial Nov 6
Mrs Emily Jeanette Mauseth 61 died after a year and half illness at her farm home near Farmington from cancer. Born in Minneapolis Dec 12 1892, she came to Burton Beach area with her parents in 1894. Funeral Saturday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Banks Funeral Home directing. She was a member of Queen Rebekah Lodge and Patriarch Militant auxiliary. Survived by husband Oliver, daughter Mrs Henry Ostle, sons Walter Melvin Arthur Williem Richard, in various towns.
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Emily Jeanette Mauseth
Farmington
Burton Beach
Mauseth
Minneapolis
Minn
John A. Carlson
Oliver Mauseth
Great Falls
Chateau
A. Bernard Gravdal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Banks Funeral Home
D. H. Moulton
Paul Mathis
Kneare Larsen
F. G. Curtis
Robert Miller
Gus Depner
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Ladies Auxiliary
Patriarch Militant
Henry Ostle
Bynum
Walter
Melvin
Cites Arthur
Cut Bank
Ee Calif
Williem
Carolina
Richard
Choteau
Burial set for Mrs Ellen Omholt in Great Falls
Mrs Ellen Omholt 68 mother of Elmer V Ombolt dies in Minnesota after a brief illness. Funeral in Great Falls Thursday officiated by Rev Gravdal of Trinity Lutheran. Born 1886 in Chicago she lived in Altona Iowa Fort Shaw Fort Belknap area and Great Falls with survivors including Elmer V nephew grandchildren and a sister.
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Ellen. Omholt
Teton County
Elmer V. Ombolt
Minn
Great Falls
A. Bernard ” Gravdal
Trinity Lutheran Church
Fort Shawn
Elmer V
Arnold
Whittier
Alaska
Gerard
Fort Snow
Leonard
Edward
Great Fall
Myrtle Decker
Dutton
Orland Rutledge
Algona
Farmers Union Meeting Nov 10 in Moose Hall
An organizational meeting of the Teton County Farmers Union will be held at the Moose hall Wednesday November 10 starting 11:00 a.m. A potluck lunch will be served at noon with coffee and rolls provided. Leonard Kenfield from the state office will assist in planning the final membership drive. All members urged to attend.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Moose Hall
Leonard Kenfield
State Office
Dininal
Sheridan Erickson
Bozeman Business Caller Joe Anderson Highlighted
Joe Anderson, a business caller in Bozeman, was active last Saturday according to the report.
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Joe Anderson
Bozeman
Couple Arrested on Larceny Charge See Nov 12 Hearing
A warrant charging grand larceny was sworn by Garrett Toren for Henry Grinsfield and Iris Prince of Santa Ana California. They appeared before Justice William Irwin and were bound over to District Court for Oct 12. Grinsfield had a prior 90 day jail term suspended on condition he leave town. The alleged theft involved clothing and a watch from the Toren ranch scheme. Marshal Al Becker of Fairfield arrested them.
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Garrett Toren
Henry Grinsfield
Chateau
Iris Prince
Doris Prince
Santa Ana
Calif
William Irwin
Grinsfield
Suspec
Don Erickson Wins Freshman Class President Race
Don Erickson of Power ran for freshman class president at Montana State University. The election was held on Tuesday with results announced that day.
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Don Erickson
Montana State University
Veterans Day Observance at Chateau High School
Veterans Day will be observed at Chateau on Thursday November 11. The program begins at 11:60 a.m. in the high school auditorium and is sponsored by the American Legion VFW and their auxiliaries. The event marks the national holiday with public attendance urged.
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Chateau
American Legion
V.F.W
Waffle Supper Success At Howard E Anderson VFW Post
The Howard E. Anderson Post No 4605 VFW reports their annual Waffle supper held on Tuesday November 2 drew about 250 attendees and thanks all who supported the event.
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Howard E. Anderson
VFW
the Post
Road Issues Discussed at Choteau Chamber Meeting
November gathering at Choteau Drug dining room with President Walter Henneford reviewing talks with Helena Chamber on highways 33 and 89. Mayor Ted Halvorson urged polio film use countywide, civil defense, and parking-space concerns before Choteau Lockers. Ray Davidson proposed a skating rink for the town.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Walter Henneford
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Helena
Ted Halvorson
Ray Davidson
Elected ASC Community Nomination Boards Named for Teton
The Teton ASC names nominating boards to build community election panels for 1955. Meetings open to the public on November 8 at the Teton County ASC office in Chateau to select nominees who will be listed on ballots mailed November 29.
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Jake Luinstra
Teton County
ASC
Chateau
Diamond Valley
Robert Stephens
Alan Odden
Boyd Trebesch
Pendrey
William Jones
William Lusty
Donald Swanson
Agawam
Ray Weist
Ray Raven
Ray Nelson
Collins
Ralph Caskey
Chester Corey
Ray Keller
Beck
George Headington
William O'Day
Arwin Beck
Farmington
Harold Depner
John Oberfoell
Pheasant Season Opens at Noon Sunday November Seventh
Montana hunters prepare for the statewide pheasant and Hungarian partridge season opening at noon on Sunday November 7. Bag limits rise to three cock pheasants and three Hungarian partridges. season runs to sunset November 21.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana Delegation Heads to Fargo Farm Bureau Meeting
Three men from the Triangle area were named to attend a hard wheat producers meeting called by the American Farm Bureau. Ted Sorenson of Dutton Lyle Standish of Choteru and Max Maberry of Fioweree left Wednesday to represent Montana Bureau at the North Dakota gathering in Fargo on Friday November 5.
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Triangle Area
Fargo
N. Dak
American Farm Bureau
Ted Sorenson
Dutton
Lyle Standish
Choteru
Max Maberry
Fioweree
Montana Bureau
North Dakota
Lagoon Bond Issue Passes in Chateau City
The 70 000 sewer lagoon bond measure for the City of Chateau passed 347 to 81 after a failed Sept 10 election due to low turnout. Ward I supported 112 to 42 with 3 void ballots, while Ward II recorded 175 yes and 39 no votes.
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Chateau
REA approves large loan for Fairfield REA system upgrades
The Rural Electrification Administration approves a 399,523 loan to improve the Fair field REA system. Funds will extend existing lines, add multi phase lines, and build two substations east of Brady and Farmington. A. A. Wells, Fairfield, manager of Sun River Cooperative, says the loan was sought about 60 days ago to meet rising demand at a two percent rate.
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The
Rural Electrification Administration
Fairfield Rea
Brady
Farmington
A. A. Wells
Fairfield
Sun River Cooperative Rural Electrification System
Wells
Al Willick 81 Dies Burial in Great Falls
Funeral services for Al Willick 81 of Dutton will be in Great Falls at 1 30 pm Friday with Rev. Paul Ives. Cremation to follow. Willick long led Farmers Mercantile Co. of Dutton and served on local boards and associations. Surviving are Lena his wife one daughter Mrs Howard Baird and one grandchild.
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al Willick
Dutton
Great Falls
Paul Ives
Willick
Dutton Lodge
AF & AM No
Farmers Mercantile Co
Dutton Farmers Elevators
The
Famers Cooperative Ass’n
Lena
Howard Baird
Judith Gap
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G. E. Monkman
Martin Shannon
Fred. Woodard
Lorraine Maynard
Muriel Reiquam
G. L. Banks
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Fargo Farm Bureau
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