Zimmerman files for sheriff nomination in Montana county
Zimmerman of Fairfield files with the county clerk to seek the Republican nomination for Teton county sheriff. He is a former first elected sheriff in 1894 and pledges to enforce all state laws including prohibition if nominated and elected. The piece also critiques nonpartisan candidates Davis Ferris and Forseth and questions their fit for Teton’s legislature.
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Montana
Teton County
G. S. Jameson
Chateau, Mont
Join Zimmerman
Fairfield
Zimmerman
R. P. Dean
Dupuyer
Teton
Sheriff's Office
Clarence Cholly Davis
J. C. Ferris
Collins
Olaf F. Forseth
Farmington
House of Representative
Far Fort Worth cadet killed in plane crash
Cadet Fred C Campbell 26, a flying trainee in the U S aviation service, was killed near Fort Worth Texas on Saturday. He was the son of F C Campbell Browning Montana and was shipped to Olathe Kansas for burial with his daughter accompanying his body. He had lived at Fort Shaw and Meagher county before enlisting last fall.
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Fred C. Campbell
United States Aviation Service
Fort Worth
Tex
F C. Campbell
Browning
Campbell
Blackfeet Indian Agency
Olathe
Kansas
Fort Shaw
Meagher County
Meade
Carruthersfield
Kansas City
Red Cross Seeks Socks Quota Met by September
June sock receipts from the chapters pleased but fell short of the one third quota. For July and August, women are urged to knit faster so the entire allotment is secured by September 1. Clarence Stephens sold pansies for 60 cents and donated the proceeds to the Red Cross.
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Washington
Clarence Stephens
Red Cross
Agawam Red Cross Meeting Attendees Listed
The Agawam Red Cross room on July 31st was attended by Mesdames Schaefer Reed Doyle Angel Nyberg Devanleau and Brown. Misses Isabel Krebs Carlo Nyberg Eva Kirsch and Mrs Henry Weist. Visitors included Mrs O Neil and Mrs Barnes.
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Agawam Red Cross Room
Mesdames Schaefer
Reed
Doyle
Angel
Nyberg
Devanleau
Brown
Isabel Krebs
Carlo Nyberg
Eva Kirsch
Henry Weist
O'Neil
Barnes
Court session records amend quiet title suit and divorce decree
District Court proceedings on July 31 include leave to amend the quiet title complaint in the Theo dore and Zora May case, a $4.50 costs fee in the Lydia Corwin v George D. Corwin matter, a divorce decree for Richard J. Bonin from Allettie Bonin, a not guilty plea and $750 bail for Frank B. Kenholtz on forgery charges, and dismissal of the saloon case against O M Johnson and others after ruling the defendants could lawfully keep open until midnight in incorporated towns and 10 p m in unincorporated towns under the closing law.
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H. H. Ewing
Theodore May
Zora May
Lydia Corwin
George D. Corwin
Richard J. Bonin
Allettie Bonin
O. M. Johnson
Chateau
Justice Court
Coffey &Greene
Montana
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Ewing Steele
Logan Moore
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J. M. Davis
Olaf Forseth
House of Representatives
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Agawam Red Cross
State of
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