Walker Seeks Republican Nomination for County Superintendent
Lucie F Walker announces candidacy for Beaverhead County superintendent of schools as a Republican. She cites education background with Denver high school, Dil Dill Normal college, two rural teaching years and four years in Butte city schools, and current unemployment.
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Gchoois
Beaverhead County
Denver
Normal College
Dil‘l@n
Butte
Beaverhead
Lucie F. Walker
Montana State Normal College
University of Washington
Beaverhead County Candidacies for Primary Nominations
Glenna Yonce and Ernest I Orr Jr announce Democratic and Republican runs for county offices in Beaverhead. Orr seeks County Surveyor with local roots and engineering background. Yonce runs for Clerk of Court, highlighting 22 years residency and legal office experience. Paid political ad.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana State College
Bureau of Valuation
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ernest I. Orr, JR
Beaverhead county sheriff hopefuls seek nomination
Sam Freeman, a 50 year Beaverhead resident with livestock trade experience, seeks the Republican nomination for sheriff. He notes seven opponents, pledges economy, impartiality, and prompt response to calls if elected on July 19. He urges voters to support the best candidate.
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Beaverhead County
Old Beaverhead
Beaverhead County Voters Urged To Nominate Alex Crosby Sheriff
Alex Crosby announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff ahead of the primaries. He lists sixteen years in Beaverhead, service as deputy sheriff at Jackson Bannack and Lima, and pledges a twenty four hour shift and readiness to respond to calls if elected on July 19. Paid political ad.
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Beaverhead County
Ryan’s Canyon
Dillon
Normal College
Ambrose Henneberry
Lima
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Jackson
Bannack
Mountain States Telephone Company Tax Boost Set for 1932
The Montana state Board of Equalization raised the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph assessment by 413,820 to 7,513,494 for 1932 from 7,099,674 in 1931. The increase reflects improvements including a Butte to Cut Bank line and new Bil lings and Great Falls buildings. Montana manager J N Whittinghill appeared for the utility at a Friday hearing. Judge J J Greene noted overall public utility assessments rose about 35,000,000 for 1932 versus 1931.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Telephone Company
J. J. Greene
Butte
Cut Bank
Billings
Great Falls
Tax Commission
J. N. Whittinghill
Mountain States Telephone Company
Judge Greene
Bill to Establish Grazing Areas Voted
The House Public Lands Committee approved the Coston bill to set up grazing areas on unreserved public lands in western states. The secretary of the interior would issue grazing permits with defined livestock limits and grazing windows, set fees, and allocate funds to land rehabilitation counties and the federal government.
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Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Coston
Evans
Utah
Secretary of the Interior
Dillon Social Roundup Includes Visitors and Meetings
Dillon residents hosted guests from Salmon City and Ruby Valley while county officials and forestry staff visited for business. The Beaverhead Mining association met, alumni picnic planned, Mizpah Chapter Eastern Star held a banquet, and Esther Miller was named administrator of R. P. Willard’s estate.
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Maggie Halligan
Dillon
Lima
Bernard Williams
Bozeman
Smith- Hughes
W. J. Bierrum
George Sunday
Billings
Ida
State Normal College
Betty Barry
Mizpah
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Esther Miller
R. P. Willard
Fire alarm at Luther Smith home after sparklers on roof
Firefighters hurried to the Luther Smith residence last Monday after children playing with sparklers on the roof caused an alarm. Francis Cashmore, with the state health board in Helena, spent several days visiting his parents. Mrs. Hurley Thompson found a rattlesnake inside the James Kirkpatrick ranch home, which was killed. Raymond Schwartz and family, former local residents, vacationing with Mrs. Schwartz’s parents in Frying Pan basin. Miss June Randolph plans a Yellowstone Park summer, working in a curio store.
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Emerson Hughes
Little Son
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Pat McMenomey
Grayling
W. G. Gilbert
Gilbert
Ruby Valley
Lyman Bennett
Virginia City
J. T. Armitage
Herbert Armitage
Glen Smith
National Forestry Department
Missoula
T. E B. Tootell
School of Forestry
The
State University
Beaverhead Mining Association
Fred Woodside
Anson Baxter
Great Falls
Luther Smith
Smith Home
Francis Cashmore
State Board of Health
Helena
W. F. Cashmore
Hurley Thompson
James Kirkpatrick
Frying Pan Basin
Raymond Schwartz
Schwartz
William McMannis
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State of
LL Doyle
Fifth Judicial District
Rodgers & Gilbert
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Glenna Yonce
Sam Freeman
Alex Crosby
J. W. Snook
Salmon City
Welden Hise and
Gon
Big Hole ‘Basin
General Motors Distributors
Woodside
Smith McKnight
Dell
Virginia Randolph
Dillon Pene
Ahern
Rene Tere
Renee Este
Margaret Jordan
Helen Rice
Mabel Skillman
Swingley
Bessie Harrison
Lewistown
Pete
Grace Dunnigan
Fort Shaw
Bee
Aileen Jensen
Polson
Eam Enee
Bern Aeeennretie
Bernice Tubman
Bainville
Clifford Laity
Pere
Mary J. Davies
Irene Johnson
Corvallis
Duane Taft
Dillon Serene Tener
Rena
Ebenes Erie
Beens
Ebba Anderson
Dillon Bernard Geisen
Wolf Point
Harry Cloke
Walkerville
James Short
White Sulphur Springs
Bessie V. Kay
Martinsdale
Arte
Tien Enres
Barbara Tower
Dillon Weer
Ea Teeter
Grayce Burley
Dillon Floyd Horton
Ren
Dorothy E. Gano
Bani
Ethel Jean Davis
Ann
Mildred Axthés
Sheridan
John Driscoll
St. Ignatius
Florence Dunham
Kalispell
Myra King
Livingston
Terete Rere
Neeenee
Ward McVay
Dillon Rae Reeves
Geraldine
Renee
Vera Schulz
Twin Bridges
James Melton
Mary Morris
Augusta Weet
Renee Eter
Lenenseereteen
Della May Osborne
Evelyn Poifus
Hingham
Arthur Desonia
Daleview
Carol Wood
Libby
Annie Hellopeter
Rumble Creek
Cent Tees
Agnes Jean Wood
Conrad
Relkosys
Vancouver
British Columbia
North America
June Randolph
Yellowstone Park
Curlo
Canadian National Railways
Pennsylvania
Jasper National Park
Canadian Rocky Mountains
Maligne
Rockies
Melrose
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