Official Totals Primary Election
Official primary totals list names and vote counts for numerous statewide and county offices including U S Senator Dixon 453 Juttner 29 Williams 517 Wheeler 226 Teagarden 22 Stewart 211. Governor Rankin 320 Erickson 179. Attorney General Bourquin 286 Kelly 156. Secretary of State Harmon 436 Mountjoy 413. State Treasurer Baker 810 Esselstyn 237 Faust 98 Williams 288. Supt Public Instruction Ireland 0 Trumper 0 Walker Carrol 0 Crowley Rowland 0. Sheriff Kellum 0 Orr 0. Clerk of Court Crosby 0 O’Neill 0. and numerous others with various party affiliations.
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U. S
Joseph M. Dixon
Charles E. Juttner
Charles H. Williams
Burton K. Wheeler
Sam, W. Teagarden
Samuel V. Stewart
Mark D. Fitzgerald
John M. Evans
John W. Mahan
Stanley Scearce
Charles’ S. Wagner
Llewellyn L. Callaway
Ante Aitken
H. L. Maury
Albert Anderson
Miles J. Cavanaugh
St. Ford
Henry L. Myers
Albert H. Angstman
Albert P. Stark
John J. Greene
Lee Dennis
W. S. McCormick
F. H. Cooney
Warren Toole
L. A. Foot
George Bourquin
Pat Kelly
J. Frank Cone
W. FE. Harmon
John W. Mountjoy
Dick Baker
E. Esselstyn
H. J. Faust
Kf.ee. Williams
Thomas KE. Carey
Sam J. Hampton
George P. Porter
Public Instruction
Elizabeth Ireland
May Trumper
Walker B. Carrol
Ella Crowley Rowland
R. R
Daniel Boyle
Bob McMillan
Jesse H. Stevens
Arthur G. Waite
W. J. Keeley
Supreme Court
John Ward
Crosby
Mary O’neill
George R. Allen
Lyman H. Bennett
Henry G. Rodgers
Senate
Pearl I. Smith
Frank - Yor
H. T. Kraabel
Joe Metlen
Commissioner— Co
W. Francis
Martin C. Jackson
John Snabnit
Bén Mallon
Frank Kellum
W. C. Orr
Emery K. Smith
Fred Rife
John S. Baker
Norah Connelley
J. D. Brundage
Ross W. Limerick
Thomas KE. Gilbert
J. E. Kelly
Gladys L. Garr
Montana
Gilbert
May Sprinkle
Eva Stocker
Forest G. Bayerd
George Metlen
James Sk. Phillips
Geo. T. Banks
Annie Fe, Nolan
Nationwide straw vote in Tribune asks Hoover or Smith
The Tribune launches a nationwide presidential straw poll conducted with over 2000 papers. Votes collected by October 11 will be tabulated and forwarded to New York for national totals. Readers are urged to cast ballots at once and share last campaign choices.
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United States
Hoover
Smith
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Representative Downs
Autocaster Service of
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Voice of
Dillon
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June Carroll Joins Metropolitan Opera Company
June Carroll formerly in the Ziegfeld Follies chorus is to enroll in grand opera. She is one of two American-born singers newly admitted to the Metropolitan Opera Company.
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June Carroll
Cnrol
Grand Opera
Metropolitan Opera Company
Polarity of Social Visits and Ranch News in Armstead
Poles of activity in Armstead and Dillon reflect social visits to the Brown and Knoll ranches. Lightning struck the Marchesseau ranch barn causing a fire quickly contained. A haying accident injured a man on the lower Pahnish ranch stacker and he was transported to Dillon for care. The school house work includes kalfo mining and floor waxing.
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George Pyle
I. A. Marchesseau
J. J. Brown
Armstead
Clyde Penny
Knoll Ranch
Jank Kellum
Dillon
Andy Hayes
George Cox
Tom Judge
Andy Pyle
Hollis Harrison
Larry Daly
F. S. Ranch
Doctor Vizetelly Clarifies Beads Language Use
Vizetelly editor of Funk and Wagnall's Standard Dictionary says the phrase a pair of beads correctly designates a rosary while a string of beads is the proper form for other cases.
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Doctor Vizetelly
Funk & Wagnall
Standard Dictionary
Sheridan primary election quiet. several local offices carried
Sheridan votes totaled 195 from 300 registered as Judge Bennett and Judge Rodgers won party tickets for district judge. G E Gahn unopposed for county clerk, Matt Carey for clerk of the court, C M Holbert for assessor, Homer Tash defeated Charles Bryant for county commissioner, O J Olson unopposed for coroner. Earl O Dell lost a foot serving in the Navy. Mrs Olson and family return from trips. visitors include Mrs Martha Ellinghouse.
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Sheridan
Lyman H. Bennett
Rodgers
G. E. Gahn
Matt Carey
C. M. Holbert
Homer Tash
Charles Bryant
O. J. Olson
Olson
Frank Hazelbaker
Earl O’dell
Navy
Earl
San Francisco
Federal
H. M. O'Dell
J. Olson
Howard
Martha Bray
State Baptist Convention
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Martha Ellinghouse
Missoula
Walter
George
Argenta Residents Return From Idaho and Bitterroot Tour
Mr and Mrs Fred James and son Lee returned Monday evening from a tour of Idaho and the Bitterroot valley. George Gray of Millpoint visited here Tuesday. Pilon and Knapp families plus others spent Sunday at Elkhorn springs. Er nest Knapp visiting sister Mrs Montgomery at Elkhorn. Bertha Schaffer went to Twin Bridges Sunday for work. Clayton Tritt and Ernest Knapp families and others motored to Sheridan Sunday. George French left for California due to ill wife and aunt.
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Fred James
Lee
Idaho
Bitterroot Valley
George Gray
Millpoint
H. S. Pilon
George Knapp
O. A. Pilon
Elkhorn Springs
Ernest Knapp
Montgomery
Elkhorn
Bertha Schaffer
Twin Bridges
Clayton Tritt
Sheridan
George French
California
Reverend Ellis sends cheer from New York to valley church
A letter from Rev Edwin M Ellis, now in New York City, praises local Sunday school work. A luncheon on July 17 raised 86.75 with 40.00 left for seating. Mrs J B Woody donated linen for the communion table, and the pastor's wife will join the church for the remainder of the season by next Sunday.
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Edwin M. Ellis
New York City
Ellis
J. B. Woody
Gift Worthy of Prince
The costliest Christmas card ever made was created by order of an Indian prince. Measuring 12 by 10 inches it took six months of nonstop work by artists to finish. Forty elephants were killed to obtain the ivory and gilding quality for the card. Four artists reproduced 100 Buddha scenes on the ivory surface. A diamond framed edge featuring 44 diamonds surrounded the scenes.
Night Winds in the Waterton Mountains
The article notes a meteorological phenomenon in Waterton Lakes National Park Alberta where warm valley air rises by day and a mountain top wind flows down at sunset. The downslope current carries scents of pines larches and mountain flowers from alpine meadows several thousand feet up.
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Waterton Lakes National Park
Alberta
Stone Age Mummies and a Modern Magnet of Rockefellers Time
The article notes preserved Stone Age remains found on a northern Alaskan cliff, with a mummified chief, kin, and servant. It then discusses French magnet projects and the earth’s power, followed by John D. Rockefeller reflecting on kindness and philanthropy. Thomas W. Lamont warns businesss must prevent future wars through preparation.
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