Dixon Draws 450 at Montana Campaign Rally
Governor Joseph M. Dixon addressed about 450 supporters at a high school auditorium describing the election as Montana’s fight against efforts to fog issues by copper interests. Kyle Jones presided and Major Foot spoke for the Republican ticket.
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Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Kyle Jones
Bynum
Dixon
Jones
Major Foot
Republican Party
John Ward Crosby
Supreme Court
Coolidge
Robert M. Lafollette
Wisconsin
State General’ Fund
State Board of Examiners
Stewart
Tie
State Highway Department
Teton County
Montana Power Co
Sheriff Reiquam Savings Highlight County Budget Debate
Critics tout Sheriff Reiquam as saving $2,449.66 in expenses through staff cuts and reorganizing the office, while opponents accuse The Montanan of bias. The Acantha defends Reiquam, cites documented savings, and urges voters to consider administration costs and the county’s fiscal health.
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Wm.d. Reiquam
Reiqaam
Montana
Reiquam
Acantha
Montanan
Teton County
Dixon
Peiquam
Corps of
All Out For Halloween Frolic Tomorrow Night
Local residents prepare for Halloween activities led by a tireless committee. A 7:30 parade to Citizens Bank corner, bonfire, games, dancing at the schools, youth lunch, a midnight high school rally, and an ex-Governor speech by Sam Y. Stewart. Provisions accepted at four to six in both buildings.
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Mark Grend
Citizens Bank
Sam Y. Stewart
Dance and Supper at Knights of Pythias Hall Election Night
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters invite all to a nine o clock dance with Clarkson s four piece orchestra on election night with radio re turns and a menu at Merchants Cafe offering dinner chicken pie mashed potatoes cabbage salad cranberry jelly ice cream assorted cake coffee adults 40c children 25c.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Clarkson
Merchants Cafe
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias & Pythian Sisters
Local Boy’s Poem to See Published by Boston Firm
A. B. Guthrie Jr son of Mr and Mrs Guthrie of Chateau has a poem titled Views accepted for publication with honorable mention in Stratford Publishing Co Boston College Anthology This notice says the poem written during his senior year at the state university at Missoula where he graduated in 1922 appeared first in Frontier a university magazine Inspiration came from Sun River Canyon
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A. B. Guthrie, Jr
A. B. Guthrie
Chateau
Stratford Publishing Co
Boston
Guthrie
the State University At
Missoula
Frontier
Sun River Canyon
Sheriff Reiquam in Spotlight as Fairfield Times Defends Record
The Fairfield Times endorses Sheriff Wm. D. Reiquam amid accusations from opposition. It cites lower county costs, active pursuit of law violators, and broad public support while criticizing bootlegger allied editors and suggesting motives behind the attack.
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Fairfield Times
Teton County
Wm. D. Reiquam
Sheriff Reiquain
Reiquam
Court House
Bowleggers
Sheriff Reiquam Endorsed for Second Term
A state examiner testifies that sheriffs must actively pursue crime, not wait for warrants, and praises Sheriff Reiquam as conscientious economical efficient and honorable urging voters to reelect him despite opposition.
Dutton Corn Show Remains Memorable Event at Dutton
The second annual Dutton Corn Show closed last Saturday with 450 ears on display, a county record. County Agent Robert Clarkson oversaw the exhibit and will take it to the Great Falls show. C. O. Juelfs led with four firsts in white flint and prize categories, amid 42 entrants and 33 prizes awarded.
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Teton County
Dutton
Robert Clarkson
Great Falls
C. O. Juelfs
Charles Francine
Collings
Kk. L. Bell
Envaay
Any Dent
D. EB. Fleishman
Ole Roseholdt
Chas. Francine
Collins
C. QO. Juelfs
G. B. Ziegler
T. L. Gap
R. T. Fleishman
Fred Scholtz
O. S. Johnson
Power
Teton Defeats Benton At The Fort
Teton defeated Benton 18 to 9 on Benton’s field last Saturday. The win kept Teton undefeated this season. Conrad plans a return game against Teton this Friday at two o'clock on the local field. Fans urged to support the team and boost the town’s athletic profile.
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Warriors
Ft. ‘Benton
Conrad
Teton
M E Church Notes Community Update and Events
The Ladies' Aid of Pendrey will hold an event in the afternoon of election day and serve a turkey dinner at five. The Chateau Ladies' Industrial delays their meeting one week due to the election. Epworth League enjoyed a party in the church parlors last Saturday. Morning service at 10:50 a.m. Sunday school at 4:30 p.m. Epworth League at 6:45 p.m. Gertrude Spoelder, leader. evening services at 7:30 with special choir music. Miss Bertha Streeter visited Chateau at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Streeter in the Glenlord last Thursday.
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Pendrey
Chateau Ladies
Epworth League
Gertrude Spoelder
Ladies' Community Club to host dance during rally night
Dinner service offered by the Ladies' Community Club for the Republican rally night on Monday evening November 3rd. Plates priced at 25 cents. Proceeds support club activities.
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Ladies’ Community Club
Wengart Recital Delights Chateau Audience
Carl Wengart, a talented young pianist, performed a demanding program including Beethoven Variations, Chopin Etudes and Preludes, and Rubenstein pieces. His technique drew praise from critics and listeners, with encore glimpses of his own work and McDowell’s March Winds.
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Chateau
Carl Wengart
Gavotte
Musette
D' Albert
Uc. Eee
Grieg
Rubenstein
Mr. Wengart
Chopiz
Wengart
Krehbiel
McDowell
Paderewski
Error on Teton ballots lists candidate for treasurer
The Great Falls Tribune printed an incorrect ballot showing Geo. E. Barber as a candidate for county treasurer on the Independent Party ticket. Barber runs in Cascade or another county, not Teton. Ballots went to the county clerk without proof, and the error could not be corrected in time. Do not vote for Geo. E. Barber.
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Great Falls Tribune
Teton County
Geo. E. Barber
Independent Party of Montana
Barber
Cascade
Tribune
Former Choteau Girl Beryl LaRue Marries Fleetwood Carr
Miss Beryl LaRue, daughter of Mrs. John T. Ragland, married Fleetwood Carr in Los Angeles on October 8. LaRue left Choteau about a year ago with her family to reside in California. friends here received the announcement Tuesday.
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Choteau
Los Angeles
Beryl LaRue
Fleetwood Carr
LaRue
John T. Ragland
California
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