Wheeler Wins Over Riddick in Tight Senate Race
Wheeler increases lead over Republican Carl Riddick by about 16 006 as returns trickle in. Big country vote split with cities favoring Wheeler. other races show Carroll leading Haston for clerk of the supreme court and Callaway winning chief justice. Evans appears to defeat McCormick, Leavit leads Moss in the second district, and Boyle retains railroad commissioner post.
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B. K. Wheeler
Carl Riddick
United States Senate
Riddick
Wheeler
J. T. Carroll
Dana Haston
Supreme Court
Easton
Aston
Carroll
John A. Matthews
A. P. Stark
Lew L. Callaway
Josph R. Jackson
John M. Evans
Washington Jay McCormick
Scott Leavit
P. B. Moss
Daniel Boyle
U. S
Carl W. Riddick
Burton K. Wheeler
Scott Leavitt
Preston B. Moss
Democratic Ory
Menemeef
Joseph R. Jackson
Democratid Ee
I Albert P. Stark
John A. Mathews
Democratic
R. R
J. W. Blake
Dana M. Easton
Tate Senator
Harmon T. Rhoads
John A. Sweat
John B. Bohling
T. A. Meagher
Donald Kerr
Henry Radcliffe
A. CC. Warner
Frank Daggett
Wm. Reiquam
James S. Collins
Stanley R. Foot
B. I. Packer
Geo. W. Magee
Jesse Gleason
Republican
Ed. Stone
Edythe Saylor
Nepublican
Anne Stafford
Obert Peterson
Enc
Clyde Carey
Severuf
I. Cain
Wm. Howard
Resolutions Honor Sydney W Rosengren By Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31
Queen Rebekah Lodge No 31 notes the irreparable loss of Sydney W Rosengren and drapes their charter in mourning for thirty days. A copy of resolutions will be sent to the widow and children and to the local press.
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Sydney W. Rosengren
K. of P. Hall
Chevalier Lodge
K. of P
Chateau Jazz Five
Ladies of Rathbone Temple
Pythian Sisters
Farmington Public School Notes and Community News
A local Farmington school page recounts visits by Mrs Henry Chaffroth and others, a Democratic rally at the schoolhouse with a post-lecture dance, and socials at area homes. It notes grade entries, a half holiday for election day, a seventh grade football win, and a student program including Betsy Ross and Clara Barton life talks, debates, and upcoming football with the freshmen.
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Velma Curtis
California
Crane
Hansen
Beth Cleland
Margaret Jacobson
Lena Hagle
Berle LaRue
Glenn Wiprud
Betsy Ross
James Sulgrove
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Lucile Morgan
Clara Barton
J. C. Salmond
Susan B. An
Agawam Notes Local Social and Business Roundup
Ray Porter of Bynum visited on Friday. Mrs. Otto Waynild came from Chateau for a democratic rally at Lavern hotel. Ralph Wright visited his parents from Great Falls Saturday. Many attended the basket social at Porter’s schoolhouse. Nick Garich and Wm Doyle did business in Choteau Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moser spent Saturday in Choteau. Agawam families attended a Catholic mission in Bynum. Wilda Simons of Choteau spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. F C Hannum and Roscoe Bater’s family left for Missoula to make their home. James Innes of Choteau called on Monday. John Truchot was in Agawam on Wednesday. Precinct 14 voted heavy due to good weather. Mrs. A M Rongstad and son Kenneth visited. Third fuel oil car arrived for California Co. test well southwest of town down 200 feet. Carl Morhart and Jake Gemar were in Chateau Monday. Mrs. Gordon Monkman and Jos Lindseth entertained pupils Friday evening with Halloween decor and Ellen Pearson in gypsy attire telling fortunes. Games and Halloween luncheon followed.
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Henry Chaffroth
Great Falls
Stenson
Evene Dolalie
Bole
Dorothy Lindseth
Farmington School House
H. Hizingar
Tom Klette
B. K. Edwards
Collins
John Edwards
L. J. Otness
A. Dolalie
J. Otness
Ida Lindseth
Luther League
Carl Hanson
Dolalie
Bernice Andrews
Claude
Ruth
O. Okness
Fairfield
Dorothy
Inez Lindsethy
S. L. Syse
Ralph Wright
Porter
Nick Garich
Wm. Doyle Trans
Choteau
Adolph Moser
Bynum
Wilda Simons
F. C. Hannum
Roscoe Bater
Missoula
James Innes
John Truchot
Agawam
Precinct 14
A. M. Rongstad
Kenneth
Wright
California Co
California
Carl Morhart
Jake Gemar
Chateau
Gordon Monkman
Jos. Lindseth
Hallowe’en
Ellen Pearson
Hallowe'en
School Notes From The Dorms And Field
Examinations show pupil intelligence as teachers learn them. Great Falls beat Billings in football with many from here attending. Hugh Crossen joined the Freshman class. sixty frosh total. Fort Benton game Saturday ends the football season. our boys aim to win. Dorm girls held a surprise party for Margaret Anderson with ice cream and cake. Mildred Mansfield plans to leave with parents for New Mexico. Two new boys joined the dorm boarders. Basketball starts this week. Mr. Williamson expects a game before holidays. French I sings Cherie. Armistice dance lunch served by home economics. Cookery class served breakfast to members last Wednesday. Junior normal girls busy with Halloween borders for cheerful study rooms. Leather vests sale at Hirshberg's.
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Great Falls
Billings
Hugh Crossen
Fort Benton
Margaret Anderson
Mildred Mansfield
New Mexico
Williamson
Cherie
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