Campaign Expense Filings By Most County Candidates In Teton
Most candidates for county offices in Teton county filed campaign expense accounts with the county clerk by noon yesterday. Penalties apply to delinquents, including barring names from the November ballot. A list shows expenditures and filing fees, with several candidates listing specific amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Justice of the Peace
W. W. Peterson
Otto Wagnild
C. H. Ferris
Edythe Saylor
T. A. Meagher
Levert Syse
H. G. Ward
W. G. Levy
Phil I. Cole
G. M. Coffey
J Wl DeHaas
B. O. Price
B. J. Packer
Jense I. Gleason
Carl Hanson
W. H. Webb
B. M. Jacobson
Cour
J. W. Ward
C W. Wymer
MM. G. Carver
Charles P. Crane
W. J Crittenden
Archie Murphie
Algon Udin
W. BD. Reiquam
Henry F Ilixrepy
Tex Hunter Killings Shock Great Falls Underworld
Notorious local figure Tex Hunter shot and killed his wife on a Sweetgrass street carriage and wounded a companion named George George of Butte after a two day quarrel. He surrendered to Toole county officials claiming the act made him happy as the couple’s dispute ended in a deadly drunken shooting.
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Tex
Hunter
Great Falls
Teton County
George George
Butte
Sweetgrass
Toole County
Man Convicted in Federal Court for Teton Liquor Violations
Sidney F. West was found guilty in federal court before Judge Bourquin in Great Falls of illegal manufacture of intoxicating liquor and fined 150 dollars. Evidence from a deputy marshal and sheriff connected West to a still found near Fairfield, with Shafer pleading guilty but unable to shield West. West, a juror in prior liquor cases, had stated support for prohibition enforcement.
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Sidney F. West
Bourquin
Great Falls
West
U. S
Wm. D. Reiquam
Walter Streeter
Fairfield
Outfit
Long Shorty
Shafer
Teton County
Judge Bourquin
China in Throes of Civil War Reported Near Shanghai
Dispatches say China teeters on civil war with two military governors contesting Shanghai Nanking railway. 1100 marines from foreign ships landed in Shanghai harbor for protection of the international settlement. Among them 250 U.S., 360 British, 400 Japanese, 100 Italian. Foreign authorities warn against border pressure toward the settlement and bar armed action on the Wangpoo River.
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China
Shanghai
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Italy
International Aetirement
Wangpoo River
First Parent-Teacher Meet Draws Local Interest
Monday evening at the high school the first PTA meeting of the year brought out about seventy five parents and teachers for a brief business session and program. Mrs G C Core chaired with Mrs R B Cilbertson singing readings by Miss Alva Larson and an address by R N Axford new grade school principal. Plans called for visiting mothers to ensure ongoing cooperation throughout the school year.
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G. C. Core
R. B. Cilbertson
Alva Larson
R. N. Axford
Eoch. Myrick
G N Hauls Fifteen Cars Cattle to Chicago Market
Fifteen cars of beef cattle for Chicago and Sioux City left Teton county over the Great Northern Tuesday. The shipment includes Wilson Gray Burfening Lathreep Campbell and Salmond cattle with weight to Sioux City yards by Clatterbuck and Toogood. Most cattle, especially from summer mountain ranges with unusually good feed, were in excellent condition.
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Chicago
Sioux City
Chateau
Bynwin
Teton County
Great Northern
Wilson Gray
Burfening
Lathreep
Campbell
Salmond
Sone Wecht
Clatterbuck and
Toogood
Bynum Irrigation District to sue over stock purchase
The Bynum Irrigation District and its commissioners prepare a friendly suit to test the legality of acquiring 8000 shares of stock in the Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co. The case aims to settle whether the district may own private stock as water interest and to proceed with bond financing if the supreme court upholds the district.
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Bynum Irrigation District
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Phil I. Cole
Supreme Court of
State
Wm. A. Theanum
Montant Supreme Court
Montana
Supreme Court
Cole
District Court
Cw. D Jones
Red Cross Secretary Urges Junior Red Cross Help
Miss Margaret Nagle executive secretary of the Teton county Red Cross asks cooperation from residents with teachers and pupils to promote Junior Red Cross work. A national Red Cross letter outlines early school involvement to prepare Christmas boxes for European children, with packing directions and group activity emphasized. Boxes should reach Davies Turner Co in New York by October 25 and be labeled Junior Red Cross Cartons.
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Margaret Nagle
Teton County
American Red Cross
Acantha
Miss Nagle
Red Cross
New York
National Red Cross
sTreigh
Davies, Turner and Co
Water Street
A. L. Schafper
Nagle
Junie Red Cross
Margaret Nagh Farmington
Notice to Hunters on West of Chateau Property
Positively no hunting will be permitted on the undersigned property west of Chateau. Any person or persons trespassing on the premises with firearms will be vigorously prosecuted. T. H. Givens, Wm. Fo Mill, TM R.
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Chateau
T. H. Givens
Get Out The Vote Reminder Urges Registration Before Deadline
A persuasive call to action stresses the need for voters to register and vote in the November election. It warns that many eligible Americans fail to engage, notes registration must be completed before a week from Saturday, and emphasizes personal responsibility to ensure ballot access for all who qualify.
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Pan
Eniois
Shadows of Paris captivates Royal theatre crowd
The Pola Negri returns in Shadows of Paris at the Royal theatre with Charles de Roche and Adolphe Menjou in a tale set in Paris underworld. Claire leads Apache bands while posing as a Polish war widow and wed Raoul, amid war and intrigue.
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Pola Negri
Herbert Brenon
Paris
Royal Theatre
Claire
Charles de Roche
Thindy Gordon
Raoul
Adolphe Menjou
Gareth Hue
Vera Reynolds
Hunters Oil Guns For Opening Of Chicken Season Next Monday
Local hunters prepare for a ten day chicken season starting September 15 with a daily limit of five birds across all chicken species. Migratory birds open the next day with a duck limit of 20 and eight geese. Deer hunting is restricted in Teton county. Hunters must avoid game preserves like Teton Spring Creek Preserve and mail license coupons for state statistics.
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Cascade
Teton County
Teton Spring Creek
Teton River
Spring Creek
Chateau
Vwunters
Lutheran Service at Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Lutheran services will be conducted Monday evening September 15 at eight o'clock at Bethlehem Lutheran Church Farmington. Rev. P Rolfing of Great Falls will speak on Jesus' Purpose in Coming into the World. A hearty welcome is extended to all.
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Bethlehem Tuutheran Church
Farmington
P. Rolfing
Great Falls
High School Opens With Record Enrollment and New Faculty
The new school year begins with potential record enrollment, driven by a large freshman class of 72 students. New hires include Miss Paulsen from Sparta Wisconsin to teach English, Miss Forrest to lead domestic science, and Mr Midget from eastern Montana to teach mathematics and supervise the boys dormitory. The dorm houses 17 girls and 20 boys. Football starts next Monday with several promising new coaches joining the staff.
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Schoo
Miss Paulsen
Sparta
Wisconsin
Miss Forrest
Midget
Montana
SNEEJACKS MODERN ARK FILM AT ROYAL THEATRE
Alfred Y Gowen of Cleveland Ohio built a 68 foot craft named Sneedaceks and circumnavigated the globe. The Paramount feature A Round the World in the Snee jacks screens next Sunday at the Royal theatre as a full length adventure.
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Alfred Y. Gowen
Cleveland
Ohio
Sande
Paramount Picture
Royal Theatre
Fairfield Couple Arrives in Che teau for Winter Stay
Mr and Mrs George Buehling from Fairfield moved into the old Drake residence in Che teau last Sunday for the winter season. The Drake home had been occupied by the J C Taylor family until recently.
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George Buehling
Fairfield
Cheteau
Drake
J.C Taylor
Leopold and Loeb Sentenced to Life in Prison
Nathan Leopold Jr and Richard Loeb were sentenced by Judge John R. Caverly to life in the Illinois penitentiary for the slaying of Bobby Franks. The crime, deemed revolting, could have carried death or life, with the judge imposing life after a lengthy, costly hearing following their confessions.
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Nathan Leopold, Jr
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Chicago
John R. Caverly
Illinois
First Report Of Crop Yields Falls Short Of Estimate
Early threshing reports from Teton County indicate wheat yields will be lower than pre harvest predictions. Near Chateau, averages range around fourteen bushels with some fields as low as eleven. east of Chateau beach acreage averages just over six. Grain quality is excellent but head size is small due to late season drought.
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Teton County
Choteau
Chateau
Woman's Club Notes Meeting And Convention Report
There is a meeting of the club on Tuesday September 1 at 2 pm. Full attendance is asked. A report of the biennial convention held in Los Angeles last June will be given. Members thank those who helped make the Flower Show a success. The library is open five days a week and a yearly card is affordable.
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Los Angeles
Adc
Methodist Church Notes with Visiting Pastors
District superintendent Rev Jesse Bunch and Rev M J Wilcox attended last Sunday with enjoyable services at Chateau Bynum Pendroy and farming ton. Carlson leads Sunday school this week with full teachers. evening worship and Epworth League noted.
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Jesse Bunch
M. J. Wilcox
Chateau
Bynum and Pendrey
Carlson
Farmington
Pendroy
Isd
Tsne
Epworth League
Thisted and Alen Wed at Methodist Parsonage
Fred A Thisted of Walter and Mrs Claudia Alen of Sunburst were married last Thursday at the Cheteau Methodist parsonage with Rev Robert B Culbertson officiating. Attendants were Nels Thisted of Great Falls and Mrs FE O Dobler.
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Fred A
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Wmn. D. Belquam
Farmer Labor
C. James Smith
Tex Hunter
Notorius
Teton
Sidney
America
G. N
First National Bank
Jeral Rege
Bynum Irrigation Distict
Europe
Mongoleum
Leopold
Loeb
Methodist Church Notes
Robert B. Culbertson
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