United Mine Workers Denounce Gov Stewart in Montana
Delegates at Great Falls Montana in a convention of the United Mine Workers of America resolved unanimously to oppose Governor S W Stewart for his stance against labor and farm mortgage laws. The resolution cites failure to enforce a deputy coal mine inspector and to implement a farm mortgage law, pledging to defeat Stewart in the Democratic primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Stewart
Organized Labor
United Mine Workers of America
Montana
Great Falls
District 27
S. V. Stewart
Democratic Party
WM Corcoran
Nels Nelson
Stephen Ely
J F Maule Dead After Fishing Trip
Coroner Waggener of Flathead county reports John Maule of Bynum died after a fishing trip near Java from suspected ptomaine poisoning. He fell ill in the mountains, was cared for at a homestead, and died. Survived by wife and two children aged 4 and 7. Remains shipped to Bynum. funeral held yesterday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggener
Flathead County
John ¥. Maule
Bynum
Java
Maule
Civil cases filed in district court this week
Walter Mercantile Co. vs H L Stokes abstract of judgment filed August 17. John E Helm vs all claimants to real property quiet title filed August 21. Regina F Hughes vs Alfred S Heitgen damages filed August 22. Emerson Brantingham Co vs Bosgaard Kappel transcript of judgment filed August 22. Charles Jackson vs Armstrong Live Stock Co Walter Armstrong Joseph E Hein Zeulie Hein Warren W Hurd and Glasgow National Bank foreclosure of mortgage filed August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mercantile Co
H. L. Stokes
John E. Helm
Regina F. Hughes
Alfred S. Heitgen
Emerson-Brantingham Implement Co
In Corporation
Bosgaard Kappel
Charles Jackson Va. Armstrong Live Stock Company
Walter Armstrong
Joseph E. Hein
Zeulie D. Hein
Warren W. Hurd
Glasgow National Bank
Teton High School Opens New Term with Examinations
Readiness work is underway for the new term at Teton High School opening Tuesday September 5. Examinations for summer makeups are set for September 5 and 6 with no extensions. Mr. Dietrich seeks host families for students and invites meetings to discuss coursework and registration ahead of the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Chateau
Fairfield Sheriff Candidate Seeks Republican Nomination
John Zimmerman of Fairfield visits Chateau reporting Milwaukee road tracklayers at 4 point east of Fairfield with work to reach Chateau in about two weeks. A steam shovel crew advances grade through Priest Butte lake to raise water four feet. The American Society of Equity plans a 30 000 bushel elevator at Fairfield costing six to seven thousand dollars to handle this year’s grain crop once the Milwaukee road is in operation. Committee members include Zimmerman Udine Hanson Langwald Wood Justice Harris and Fuebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Teton County
Chateau
John Hanson
John Langwald
Earle Wood
Charles Justice
Frank Harris
Fuebert
Romney Warns Montana Voters On Governor Stewart’s Expansion Plan
Miles Romney of Hamilton, a leading Democrat, warns Montana voters that another four years of Gov. Stewart would require at least two new wings to the state capitol to house the added deputies and boards created during the Stewart administration. He notes the capitol has 40 vacant rooms when the governor took office and now cannot hold all offices. Romney claims many state employees are roaming the state boosting the administration at public expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Montana
Stewart
Miles
Romney
Statehouse
Capitol
First Annual Celebration Brings County Wide Attendance
The First Annual Celebration drew a large crowd from across the county despite bad weather. Races and prize exhibits impressed, with notable grain and farm produce displays and a splendid lunch by the ladies club. A Friday dance closed the event as plans begin for a Second Annual.
PTA Reception Planned At High School Auditorium
The Parent-Teachers Association hosts a reception for teachers at the high school auditorium Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. A cordial invitation goes to the public. Committees named include Program chaired by Miss C Johnson with Miss Brenneman and others, Social chaired by Mrs Houck, and Ways and Means led by Prof Dietrich with Mrs P.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Miss C. Johnson
Masonic Lodge Delegates Named For Butte Grand Lodge Meet
Chateau Lodge No 44 selects E N Haugen Hodgskiss and John J Greene as delegates to the Montana Grand Lodge in Butte from August 29 to September 1 while several officers and proxies prepare for Fidelity Chapter No 18 grand chapter in Butte September 1 and 2. Proxies include Mrs Crary Mrs Cain and Otto Wagnild with multiple committees listed for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lodge No. 44
Grand Lodge
Butte
E. N. Haugen
Will Hodgskiss
John J. Greene
Mr. Haugen
Royal Arch
Grand Chapter
Chateau
Messrs
Montana
Chateau Lodge
Hodgskiss
Foot
Guy S. Jameson
Fidelity Chapter
Crary
Cain
T. O. Larson
Otto
Marriage Licenses Issued in District Court Ledger
James Gibson clerk reports licenses granted to George E. Trafton 30 and Minnie Bergmann 28 of Lewistown. W H Gilliam 23 and Daisy Norris 18 of Browning. Oscar Rhinehold Carlson 25 of Chateau and Annie Bremer 30 of Farmington. Joseph Morgan 22 and Julia Alberton 18 of Browning. Joe Butterfly 22 and Rosie Calf Robe 19 of Browning. Thomas Weasel Head 21 and Maggie Buffalo Hide 17 of Browning. Joseph Kovatch 50 and Lizzie Meszores 54 of Gates. John Balsy 50 and Corthia Lukin 40 of Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Gilliam
Daisy Norris
Browning
Oscar Rhinehold Carlson
Chateau
Annie Bremer
Farmington
Joseph Morgan
Julia Alberton
Joe Butterfly
Rosie Calf Robe
Thomas Weasel Head
Maggie Buffalo Hide
Joseph Kovatch
Lizzie Meszores
Gates
John Balsy
Corthia Lukin
Incomplete Records of County Deeds and Patents Listed
Filed with the county clerk a period ending August 23 lists numerous deeds and U.S. patents. Transactions include transfers of lots and tracts in Valier Cut Bank Chateau and nearby areas, with amounts mostly one dollar or the stated prices. Named parties include Steves Snyder Lukens Beattie Curtin and Odell among others, with entries across townships and ranges in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl J. Steves
James Eckford
W. Mollie Snyder
E. J. Steves
Beattie Company
A. P. Curtin
W. C. Ed Lukens
Peter Ithurbide
Cut Bank
Conrad Securities Corporation
Manford E. Jones
Julius Hirshberg
Bouke Koezema
Couch Investment Co
A. J. Wingom
First National Bank of Valier
John Peppon
Valier
Gustav A. Breding
Alex. Trachot
Fred A. Nelson
Calvin Stewart
Bruce R. McNamer
Norman Macauley
Traci D. Richards
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Gov
United Mine Workers
State Board of Land Commissioners
George Lodge
Robt. Condon
J.F. Maule
District Court
Teton High School
Teton County Valuation
Vod Ocesateen
John H. Barnett
Role News
Bob
Fred Dutro
Mr. Dutto
Ben Heines
Near
Dutton
the Ames
Art Torrenson
Ted Berg
Tom Hayes
Bole
Mrs. Thorsen
Mrs. Perry
Bill Stine
Fred Smith
The
Equity
Mr. Wilbur
Bankers Causality Co
Chas. Davis
Little Son
Seattle
Ways and Means
Prof
Masonic Lodge
I. Cole
Paul Jacobson
H. Pridham
Rhoads
B. EK. Crawford
Weaver
G. Thompson
Gorham
Arrowsmith
W. E. Hall
H. W. Timothy
Pridham
Crawford
Angus Rose
Cohoe
Emily Hanson
Dane McDonald
John Gleason
E. D. Forrest
Cleland
Roy Franklin
Dutcher
Leech
Gay. Franklin
G. M. Coffey
Frank Sears
Sturgeon
Tom Olson
Roulston
J. C. Taylor
Prof. Crawford
Joseph Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
James Gibson
George E. Trafton
Minnie Bergmann
Lewistown
Valier Townsite Co
Chas. Odell
Chas
Barbara Arians
Earl M. Gilson
Lavonie Stetera
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