Montana Voters Urged to Choose Supreme Court Justices
The Lewistown Democrat News urges Montana voters to inform themselves for the nonpartisan November election selecting two associate justices and one chief justice. It profiles four candidates Judge Samuel V. Stewart Judge Ralph J. Anderson Lief Erickson and Philip O Donnell and argues Stewart and Anderson are best qualified due to experience and tenure on the court.
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Montana
Supreme Court
Samuel V. Stewart
Ohio
Kansas
Kansas State University
Virginia City
Stewart
Fergus County
Ralph J. Anderson
Anderson
Lewistown
High Court
Lief Erickson
Sidney
University of North Dakota
Richland County
Erickson
Philip O’donnell
Butte
O’donnell
Ireland
New Zealand
Montana Supreme Court
Stewart and
Montana Products campaign boosts state gasoline sales
The Shelby Lions club reports the Montana Products drive raised Montana made gasoline share to 53 percent last year and nearly 70 percent in the first half of this year. A sound car tours Montana airing ads and broadcasts football games to promote the cause, despite Canada buying about 7,000 barrels daily.
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Montana
Lions Club of
Shelby
L. R. Hannah
Shelby Club
Canada
Shelby Lions Club
Surety firm to finish Big Dry water storage dam near Jordan
Gov. Roy E. Ayers announced that the surety company backing the defaulted contractor will finish the Big Dry dam in Garfield County. When finished it will store water for about 4,000 acres in Big Dry creek valley and showcase storing water from intermediate streams in plains areas. The company has equipment on site and aims to complete the dam this fall so runoff can be captured next spring, with all valid obligations paid.
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Jordan
Garfield County
Roy E. Ayers
Big Dry Creek
First Lutheran Church weekly notices and events
Leonard Thompson, Pastor announces Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 am and divine services at 11 am featuring a sermon titled The Call to the Kingdom What Shall We Do With It The Lutheran Students Association meets at 7 pm Ladies Aid gathers at the Hans Pedersen home south of town at 7 30 pm and the Young People Luther League meets Thursday Oct 27 Choir practice Friday Oct 28 at 7 30 pm
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Leonard Thompson
Lutheran Students’ Association
Ladies Aid
Hans Pedersen
Young People’s Luther League
First National Bank Sues Sweeney in Beaverhead Court
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District court is served with a legals notice by The First National Bank of Dillon against Sarah Sweeney. The suit seeks foreclosure on a 1934 mortgage securing a $4,820 note with 8 percent interest, plus costs and attorney fees, and asks for sale of specified lands and appurtenances to satisfy the debt. The action seeks a judgment and decree foreclosing all rights of the defendant and those under her. Witness date October 14, 1938.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
First National Bank OF
Dillon
P. M. Sweeney
M.P.M
Beaverhead County
Sarah Sweeney
Montana amendment on county officer terms approved 1937 act
The document certifies an act to submit to voters in 1938 a proposed amendment to Section 5 of Article XVI of the Montana Constitution. It redefines county officer qualifications, terms four years, and allows consolidation of offices with conditions. The act becomes effective upon passage and approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Novemer
State of
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
United States OF America
State OF Montana
Sam W. Mitchell
Helena
Executor posts creditor claims for Mary A Flynn estate
In Beaverhead County Montana the executor Pat Laden of Mary A Flynn deceased invites all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be filed at Leonard A Schulz law office White Building Dillon Montana. Dated October 24 1938.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Mary A. Flynn
Leonard A. Schulz
White Building
Dillon
Pat Laden
Montana to Submit Amendment on Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
Montana proposes a constitutional amendment to Sections 6 through 11 of Article XXI governing the investment and administration of the Public School Permanent Fund and related funds. The measure, approved March 15, 1937, calls for voter submission at the next general election with official ballots listing For or Against the amendment. Public official certification dates to July 25 in Helena.
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State of
Montana
State of Montana
United States
Montana Trust and Legacy Fund
Legislative Assembly
Public School Permanent Fund
State Farm Morgane
Federal Land Bank
United States OF America
Sam W. Mitchell
Higher Institutions of Learning
Helena
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Bette
Montana Products
First Lutheran Church
Paul
Republican
Pol, Pol. Adv
Perfection Stove Company
Dillon Furniture Co
Legals
A. D
Norman Giles
W. M. Stone
Messrs. Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Secretary of State
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