Montana County Returns Favor Wilson In County Vote
With about two thirds of the registered vote in the county, Wilson carries the county by about 600. Stewart wins the governor's race by about 100 over Edwards. US Senator race tight with Myers 1377 and Pray 1385. Congress hopes rest on Evans 1431, Mitchell 1277, Rankin 1398, Farr 12165. Local officials elected include Ledgerwood, Davis, McDonald, Jacobson, Guthrie, Lundgren, Verge, Thompson, Connor, Corson, Barnett, Smith.
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Theton County
Wilson
Stewart
Edwards
United States
Myers
Pray
Congress
Evans
Mitchell
Miss Rankin
Farr
Montana
Bazaar Success At Chateau Raises Funds For Debt
The bazaar on election day drew large crowds and strong sales across all booths. Miss Sturgeon led the fancy work booth, Mrs J C Taylor organized the flower booth, and profits from several stalls plus chicken dinners boosted receipts to over $4165 with about $315 left for church debt.
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Chateau
Miss Sturgeon
J. C. Taylor
Chateau militia boys welcomed home with banquet and dance
The Chateau militia boys returned home last Friday to a royal welcome. A banquet and reception followed on Saturday evening due to timing, with Mayor Jas Eckford giving a formal welcome. The Chateau band provided music as friends and families joined in a celebratory dance.
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Chateau Militia
Jas. Eckford
Chateau
Farmers Short Course Dates Set at Chateau and Cut Bank
The notice declares farm ers short course dates for Chateau December 11 12 13 and Cut Bank December 14 15 16 with a domestic science course. A program will follow and be published. Plan to spread the word and improve on last year.
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Chateau
Cut Bank
Choteau
Meee
Ward
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Fish Lake
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Fairfield
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Dutton
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Colling
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Conrad
1St Ward
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2Nd Ward
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East Pondera
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Valier
Williams Geeng Ree Innet Eed
Manson
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Fowler Eeeeaseseusenvere
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Red River
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Lubec Serecere Reer Eeersere
Wevenceec
Eran Talia
Local marriage licenses issued by Clerk James Gibson
The past week saw licenses issued to Charles Mankenberg of Glacier Park and Bertha Ross of St. Paul Minnesota. Also licensed were Ruben A. Eastwood and Tomina Thorud both of Fairfield.
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James Gibson
Charles Mankenberg
Glacier Park
Bertha Ross
St. Paul
Minn
Ruben
A. Eastwood
Tomina Thorud
Fairfield
Episcopal Church Notes Sermon on Election Results
Sunday services at 10 45 and Sunday school at 11 45 feature good music from the vested choir. The sermon topic is Election Results. Everyone welcome. L F Haley pastor and missionary.
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L. F. Haley
Result of Presidency Is Not Yet Certain
As we go to press the Associated Press reports Wilson with 244 electoral votes and Hughes 235, 52 doubtful. California leads for Wilson while Minnesota favors Hughes. New Hampshire and Washington show small margins for Hughes and Wilson respectively. North Dakota and West Virginia tilt toward Wilson and Hughes. Contests may delay final result for days or weeks. Tribune today declares Wilson winner with 269 electoral votes.
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Associated Press
Wilson
Hughes
California
Minnesota
National Guard
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Washington
West Virginia
Tribune
New Mexico
Nebraska
Alabama
Nevada
Arizona
Arkansas
New Jersey
Colorado
Connecticut
New York
Delaware
Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Oklahoma
Illinois
Oregon
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Rhode Island
Kansas
S. Carolina
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Utah
Maryland
Vermont
Mass
High Prices and Farm Prosperity Call for Cooperation
The article argues that farm product advances boost farmer purchasing power and justify spending on equipment and improvements. It notes manufacturers and merchants must pay higher prices and wages to sustain prosperity, urging farmers, dealers, and workers to act in concert and understand current conditions.
Health meeting at high school on November 14
Parent Teachers will hold a health themed meeting at the high school auditorium next Tuesday evening November 14. Dr C J B Stephens and Dr W F Cogswell will speak on school children mouth conditions and school inspection with musical interludes, no admission charged.
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Parent-Teachers’ Association
State Board of Health
Achat d Baducae
C. J. B. ‘Stephens
Electoral votes as they now stand
Associated Press reports current electoral votes with Wilson leading in California New Mexico Washington West Virginia Hughes ahead in Minnesota New Hampshire and North Dakota. The national guard vote in Minnesota is said to decide that state.
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Wilson
California
New Mexico
Washington
West Virginia
Hughes
Minnesota
New Hampshire
North Dakota
National Guard
School Notes From Our Local Journal
The note highlights students and staff changes at the school. Martin Read has gone hunting in the mountains. Jack Radcliffe returns to class. Juniors plan a masquerade at the high school Friday. James Whitacre and Joe Radcliffe are back from the border. Basketball teams will organize in two weeks. Tuesday was a holiday for election. Wallace Coffey is ordering Adelphia pins. Leslie Ames returns after a week away. The Democratic committee studies the hyphen for potential value.
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Martin Read
Lawrence Jackson
Tom Radcliffe
Tor ‘Gee Jack Radcliffe
James Whitacre
Joe Radcliffe
Wallace Coffey
Adelphia
Leslie Ames
School garden bulb shipment beautifies District 17 grounds
From Montana Nursery Great Falls the bulb shipment for District No 17 school gardens arrived and is being planted. It includes tulips hyacinths narcissuses snowdrops and other spring plants that will blossom after snow leaves and bloom until school ends in June. About 150 plants remain to arrive in spring and rural patrons are urged to support the project.
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Montana
Great Falls
District No. 17
Table Showing Total Vote in County
A county wide vote table lists totals by precinct with blanks indicating no vote received. The passage notes socialist and ward independent tallies will not be available before the official count and provides various precinct figures and final column totals.
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Ward
Wig Oh
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Miss Thompson
Leslie
Ewing
McDonald
Davis
Ledgerwood
Miller
Garrett
Jacobson
Guthrie
Lundgren
Verge
Connor
Corson
Barnett
Smith
Vance McCormick
Farmers
Nps
Episcopal Church Notes
Associated Press Reports
Democratic National Committee
Roy
Fuk
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