Better Local Government in Teton County Campaign
The Teton County Republican Central Committee advocates a campaign slogan of Better Local Government. It argues for economical county administration and strict law enforcement, criticizing officials who dodge duties and urging impartial enforcement of the law. The piece calls for change from the Democratic party and pledges commitment to honest, efficient local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Teton County
Dieck
Justice Court
Democratic Party
Republican Central Committee
Grain Elevator in Bynum Delayed but Promised This Fall
Equity plans a new grain elevator in Bynum to be built this fall with contract awarded and completion target by October 15. Officials say the structure will be erected despite slow progress and distant timelines.
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Bynum
Equity
District Court Dismisses Some Montana Cases on Insufficient Evidence
In Montana district court the State vs John Leathead was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence. Adam H Barr found guilty of second degree assault, fined 300 dollars or 60 days in jail. Willard Hooser of Conrad convicted of gambling with 300 dollar fine. Williams arraignment continued, bail 750. Grant Downing acquitted on gaming. Fox case dismissed for lack of evidence. Ross acquitted. Brown case dismissed. Leave granted to file grand larceny information against Frank Wright. McMefford sentenced to six months jail. Demurrers upheld in Embody v Miller and Sibert v Miller. Regina Hughes must amend complaint with names and addresses of those present for slander statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
John Leathead
Adam H. Barr
Willard Hooser
Conrad
H.J. Little
John P. Burnett
John J. Hannon
John W. Hentges
J. E. Ritchie
Edward E. Carson
Geo. W. Cleland
A. L. Halladay
Nels Jensen
Frank Morrison
C. H. Jefferson
A. H. Doughty
William B. Williams
Grant Downing
T. H. Givens
Wm. J. Haffner
John E. Holm
Charles Carson
J. I. Castle
Clarence Eidsmoe
W. H. Webb
T. Bruce Bombay
J. H. Odenwald
Frank C. Young
W. EK. Logan
F. W. Curtis
John A. Fox
Dapuyer
James Ross
Bynum
William Brown
Frank Wright
Geo. F. McMefford
Lucy M. Embody
Charles Miller
J. A. Sibert
Geo. F. Miller
Regina F. Hughes
Alfred S. Heitgen
Visit by Mr and Mrs Dopp on western auto trip
John Dopp and his wife of New Castle Pennsylvania visited Château the first of the week. Mrs Dopp is a niece of Mrs Jacob Odenwald. The couple, traveling with relatives, plan to visit Fairfield before returning east.
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John Dopp
New Castle
Chateau
Four heating stoves and cook stove for sale
For sale by Mrs. J. G. Bair four heating stoves and one small cook stove.
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J. G. Bair
Power area notes on hunting, moving, and local business
Sunday activity includes Ross Carver visiting Power, Gilmore and Haines duck hunting, Jimmie Barnes homesteading, Harold Genger moving to Fairfield with his mother, and Reed with Jackson touring to Gilman. Local commerce updates mention McVicor Mercantile adding a shed, a new Rumley engine by Bert Ames, and the National Laundry agency in Great Falls. Community events note Rev Hannet’s sermon and a Community Club meeting in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Carver
W. D. Gilmore
Dan Haines
Jimmie Barnes
Harold Genger
Elmer
Fairfield
L. J. Reed
Donald Jackson
Gilman
Mr. MacVicor
Fred Dutro
Mr. Crittenden
Mr. Trunball
William N. Pike
National Laundry Co
Great Falls
H. A. Prescott
Chateau
McVicor Mercantile Co
Hunnet
Ft. Shaw
Hannet
Elmer Ginger
C.M. Ginger
Paul Jacobson
Karl Halladay
Bert Ames
Rumley
A. E. Sanderson
Earl Jackson
Bank
High School Notes Report on Students and Activities
Oscar Lyons entered school Tuesday as a junior. The high school orchestra met Monday with nine players. Miss Smith and Miss Arrowsmith on violins, Mr. Holland, violin, Mary Long muir violin, Mr. Dietrich dolin, Martin Read blarinet, Lawrence Jackson cornet, Frank Collins taps, Mildred Houck piano. Teachers visited Sun River canyon Saturday for Miss Breneman’s birthday. Leona Kunkel and Margie Bullock of Valier visited last Friday. Lyle Standish a sophomore left for Oregon. New freshman Miss Irene Pfrimmer. Seniors plan a party in about two weeks. Olga Jacobson was ill Monday. Miss Smith expects an opera book. music class first lesson Monday. Wind caused early dismissal at noon. Edgar and David Stonehouse are in the mountains hunting this week. Contributed by M. L.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Miss Arrowsmith
Mr. Holland
Mary Longmuir
Mr. Dietrich
Martin Read
Lawrence Jackson
Frank Collins
Mildred Houck
Sun River Canyon
Breneman
Leona Kunkel
Margie Bullock
Valier
Lyle Standish
Oregon
Irene Pfrimmer
Olga Jacobson
Marriage Licenses Issued by District Clerk
Since our last report marriage licenses have been issued by James Gibson, clerk of the district court as follows. Peter H. Lukin 23 and Lizzie Edwards 20 both of Browning. George Cross Guns 21 and Hattie Old Person 238 both of Browning. Selmer Ness 24 and Margaret Small 18 Goth of Fairfield.
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James Gibson
Peter H. Lukin
Lizzie Edwards
Browning
George Cross Guns
Hattie Old Person
Selmer Ness
Margaret Small
Goth
Fairfield
Walter Gorham Returns to Streets After Illness
Walter Gorham town marshal shows marked improvement after days on sick list and was seen on the street yesterday.
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Walter Gorham
Democratic Central Committee Se spiteful Preparations Noted
T Aji Busey of the Conrad Independent arranged to hold the Democratic county central committee meeting Saturday afternoon with the state committeeman role settled. Gov S W Stewart deputy game warden John T Moore slated as chairman and Billy Miller's deputy sheriff James Innes as secretary. A O Longmuir and Freeman Daley chaired the meeting while an executive slate included A E Lee Conrad C D Powell Walter P J Davis S J Rigney Cut Bank D Stewart Bynum A A Brooks Collins J L Billings Brady J W Kerr Farmington Paul Berens Dutton P H Crossen Bole W P Grooms Porter Roy McNeal Raymond J L Collins Dupuyer Henry Arnott Fish Lake H E Jones Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Aji. Busey
Conrad Independent
Democratic County Central Committee
S. W. Stewart
John T. Moore
Billy Miller
James Innes
A. O. Longmuir
Freeman Daley
Busey
A. E. Lee
Conrad
C. D. Powell
Walter
P. J. Davis
S. J. Rigney
Cut Bank
D. Stewart
Bynum
A. A. Brooks
Collins
J. L. Billings
Brady
J. W. Kerr
Farmington
Paul Berens
Dutton
P. H. Crossen
Bole
W. P. Grooms
Porter
Roy McNeal
Raymond
J. L. Collins
Dupuyer
Henry Arnott
Fish Lake
H. E. Jones
Power
Frank Stufft for Teton County Commissioner
The Brady Citizen urges voters to consider Dan Dodgerwood versus Frank Stufft, praising Stufft as a qualified farmer and stockman from the Red River country north of Cut Bank. It argues for a more democratic board and notes Stufft’s wide support across county regions, with advertising by the Teton County Republican Central Committee.
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Brady Citizen
Teton County
Dan Dodgerwood
Citizen
Frank Stufft
Stufft
Red River
Cut Bank
Marias River
Republican Central Committee
Mrs Evans and family stay at Burrell home during trip
Mrs Evans wife of a prominent attorney of Butte with her three children and John Burrell private secretary to Mr Evans stayed overnight at the Burrell home leaving Tuesday for Butte. They came from Swan Lake where the Evanses have a summer home and traveled by auto from Glacier Park for a short stay. Miss Florence Leech of Walier spent several days here visiting friends and attending a Rankin meeting.
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Mrs. Evans
Butte
John Burrell
Mr. Evans
Burrell
Swan Lake
Evans
Glacier Park
Florence Leech
Walier
Jeannette Rankin
Conrad Independent
Women Against Wilson Voters Plan Ballot Against Wilson
Women voters in the west will vote against President Wilson on November 7 for the same reason as men. An official statement from the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage and the Woman's Party says dissatisfaction with his administration drives the stance and rejects charges that the party arouses sex bitterness.
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Washington
West
Wilson
Congressional Union For Woman Suffrage
Woman’s Party
Parent Teachers Meeting Evening Program Planned
The next regular parent teachers association meeting is set for Tuesday Oct 3 at 8 o clock. The program features piano duet by Alta Cohoe and Mildred Houck a speech by Rose Carlin The Beautiful of a Factor in Education a discussion by Kliss Alice Leech What Parent Teachers Associations are doing in Other States and music by Mrs Paul Jacobson. Business plans for the year will be discussed and full attendance is desired.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Alta Cohoe
Mildred Houck
Rose Carlin
Kliss
Alice Leech
Parent-Teachers
Paul Jacobson
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Better Government Party
Brown’s Hall
Fred O. Kelly
Billings
Montans
Potter
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Lucile Dahlstrom
Rosetta Bailey
Marie King
Louisa Crouch
Conrad Observer
Shell Billings
Will Breeding
Shell
Maguire
Yates
Dutton Sentinel
Bourke Cockran
New York City
Alvin Hunter
Mr. Hunter
Role News
Oscar Lyons
Edgar
David Stonehouse
M. L
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg
Choteau, Montana
Democratic Committee
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