Rankin for U.S. Senate in Montana Campaign Promise
Wellington D Rankin of Missoula county seeks the U S Senate seat pledging to back western producer and consumer interests. He vows to restore long and short haul provisions, curb packers power, defend grazing fees, support wool tariffs, back the Farm Bloc and reclamation funds, aid small miners, and repeal Esch Cummins while promoting adjusted WWI veterans pay and silver stabilization.
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Wellington D. Rankin
Missoula County
Montana
United States Senate
West
Theodore Roosevelt
Rankin
Seattle
Boston
Senate
Packers Trust
Roosevelt
East
Wall Street
American Legion
Allied
Board of Examiners
Lew L Callaway Seeks Montana Chief Justice Post
Judge Lew L Callaway of Great Falls seeks the Republican nomination for chief justice of the Montana Supreme Court. A 31 year Montana legal veteran, he has served as Madison county attorney, supreme court commissioner, district judge, Montana State Conservation Commissioner, Montana Bar president, and member of the American Bar Association General Council. He is related to Chief Justice Theodore Brantley, his cousin, who currently holds the office.
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Lew. L. Callaway
Great Falls
Montana
Callaway
White Sulphur Springs
Virginia City
Madison County
Supreme Court
W. H. Poorman
John B. Cayberg
Montana State Conservation Commission
David Hilger
Rudolph von Tobel
Montana Bar Association
St Stephen's Church to hold no service August 27
Protestant Episcopal minister Mother Ellis Bush reports no worship this Sunday due to the pastor's absence. The new season begins the following Sunday with morning and evening services and Sunday School reorganization. Dane Stewart of Bynum visited as a Chateau business guest.
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ST. Stephen’s Church
Ellis Bush
Dane Stewart of
Bynum
Chateau
Rankin as Senator Candidate Foremost Montana Lawyer
Rankin cooperates with county officers to enforce laws and proposes lower grazing land rentals during drought. He seeks an equal tax on mineral rights held by railroads and cites a stellar background including the University of Montana Harvard University and Harvard Law School. He leads the Lewis and Clark Bar association and served as World War II era tank corps private with American Legion ties. He argues Montana must stay aligned with progress not fall into reactionary columns.
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Rankin
University of Montana
Harvard University
Harvard Law School
Lewis and Clark Bar Association
Tank Corps
United States
Montana
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Rhoads Addresses Montanans In Final Campaign Plea
Harmon T. Rhoads pledges not to seek special interests if nominated and elected. He vows to serve all the people of Teton County, pursue strict economy, implement an inheritance tax law, and seek tax burden equality. He notes any excesses by supporters were not his knowledge or consent.
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Teton County
Harmon T. Rhoads
Sunburst-Royce Well No. 1 Produces Strong Gas Flow
The Sunburst-Royce well No. 1 reached 1 875 feet Sunday afternoon with an estimated flow of 25 000 000 feet of wet gas and is now producing oil and water. Sands were struck and a cave in caused mud and oil to spurt over the derrick. Location is section 23 township 36 range 2 west, a mile north of the Ohio Hannon well. Early production estimates suggest a large output and potential price rise for local acreage.
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Montana
Gray Askew wed at Cascade ranch in first county ties
CG C. W. Gray of Chateau and Irene M. Askew daughter of Fred N. Askew of Cascade married at Rev J. H. Little’s ranch near Cascade on Saturday August 12. Attendants were Miss Gladys M. Askew and Robert K. Gray. The groom’s father was an early Teton County commissioner. They honeymoon in Yellowstone National Park.
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C. W. Gray
Chateau
Irene M. Askew
Fred N. Askew
Cascade
J. H. Little
Gladys M. Askew
Robert K. Gray
Mr. Gray
Teton County
Yellowstone National Park
Gladys Belle Well Produces 100 Barrels Daily in Kevin Field
Gladys Belle in section 18 township 35 north range 2 west began production with an estimated 100 barrels per day and no water encountered. The well halted at 1635 feet near Ellis or Kootenai sands. This is the second Kevin field well to come in this week amid coal-supply concerns and ongoing drill progress.
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Section 18
Township
North Range 2 West
Texas
Ellis
Kootenai Sands
Kevin
County Superintendent Edythe Saylor Reorganizes Rural School Plans
Edythe Saylor in Helena as Eastern Star delegate arranges with Miss Amalie Knobel for next year. Teacher meetings in Teton county October 2–7 cover geography tests paper marking playground supervision and public health with sites Power Chateau and Bynum. Knobel to assist. plan praised for one-study-course and low cost. Saylor cites workload and legislative duties.
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Edythe Saylor
Helena
Theeastern Star
Amalie Knobel
Teton County
Power
Chateau
Bynum
Choteau County
iMdia
Local Socials and Visits In Farmington Area
Miss Lenora Harbaugh visits Hanson home. Ladies Aid met Forseth home. Peter Moen and others returned from camping across the divide. Bruce family from Conrad visited. Rev. Ensberg plans final church sermon August 27. Lindseth visits C Lindseth. Kathryn Willis returns from summer school at Lewiston. Luther League to serve lunch at primaries. Beach girls plan to attend Chateau high school. Luther League social drew large crowd. Howard Hanson improving at Fairfield.
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Lenora Harbaugh
Hanson
Ladies Aid
Forseth
Peter Moen
Vcarl
C. Lindseth
Kathryn Willis
Lewistown
Luther League
Chateau
Howard Hanson
Fairfield
Flower Show Afternoon in Choteau Chosen Prizes
Remember to visit the flower show Monday afternoon in the Bair Building near the library on Main Street. Admission is free with ice cream cake and coffee for 25 cents. Citizens are urged to bring flowers to display for prizes donated by local merchants including displays of gladiolas dahlias and sweet peas with awards such as silk hose coffee and various kitchenware.
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Bair
Main Street
Teton
Choteau
Choteau Merc. Co
Astors
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Chateau Meat Co
J. J. Hannon
M. J. B. Coffee
Logan and Howard
Ax and Handle
Power-Morgan Co
Powermorgan Co
Rexall
Chateau Rrug Co
Post Tavern
T. A. Smith
Jardiniere
Choteau, Hardware Co
Fairfield to Host Second Annual Project Fair
The citizens of airfield held a Monday meeting and decided to stage a two day project fair on September 15 and 16. A treasury balance of 130 dollars exists. Committees were chosen and are already active to ensure the event's success.
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Airfield
Arnold Baker Visited Chateau Business Office
Arnold G. Baker of Kevin was a Chateau business visitor Wednesday.
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Arnold G. Baker
Kevin
Local Visitors and Weekend Calls in the Community
Mr and Mrs Lunde and family of Great Falls visited at the Lars Nasset home last week. Henry Dale of Fairfield visited the Carl Hanson home last Monday. Miss Mable Hanson called at the O Lindseth home Sunday. The Hanson youth spent Sunday at the Evenson home. Mr and Mrs Chris Hanson and family of Miles City are visiting here. Gilmore Hanson, visiting at the O Lindseth home, returned home Sunday. Mrs O Lindseth spent Tuesday at the O Lindseth home. Peter Moen is now improving at Bole.
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Chris Hanson
Miles City
Gilmore Hanson
O. Lindseth
Peter Moen
Bole
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Lew. L. Gallaway
Federal Reserve Banking System
Eus
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Porky
Dr. Rhoads
Royce
Gladys-Belle
Flume
Gray
Et Naber A Birks
Farmington Aews
THE
Citizens State Bank
Chotehall
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