Les Lions Share Of The County Offices In Beaverhead
Beaverhead county held a quiet election with a smaller voter turnout due to a snowstorm and influenza. Republicans swept county offices led by Best for commissioner and Vera Baker for clerk and recorder with reelected sheriffs and attorneys, while Democrats won several positions including representative and treasurer. The state ticket leaned Republican with Walsh and Evans leading locally, and Riddick leading in Congress in the Second Montana district. Cooper led in associate justice race.
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Beaverhead County
Best
Vera Baker
Wyman
Gilbert
Cashmore
Elizabeth Sutherland
Cunnard
Banks
Finsley
Georgia Mathews
Emerick
Chapman
Fingley
Dillon Examiner
Patterson
Walsh
U. S
Evans
Carl Riddick
Congress
Montana
Harry B. Mitchell
Charles H. Cooper
John Matthews
Ements
United States
Thomas J. Walsh
Dem
Oscar M. Lanstrum
Rep
Wena Ene Nee Eweens
Jeannette Rankin
Nat'l
the Supreme Court
Beneavenes Aaeee
John A. Matthews
Acme Ceseneseer
STATE
Geo. P. Porter
Reprete
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Rufus G. Poland
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Jos. Kirachwing
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Railroad and
Public Ser
Lee Dennis
J. H. Hall
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M. Best
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Geo. C. Stimpson
Vera M. Baker
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Annie H. Stocker
Enn Enaneert Sen Veveee
Eben Bowling MacMillan
C. K. Wyman
John W. Carney
Wilbur 'G. Gilbert
Hdwin G. Farnsworth
B. W. Emerick
W. F. Cashmore
R. W. Boone
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Sheyansesaeagith
William E. Chapman
Eo. T. Banks
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Deaths in County During Past Week
Kjersgaard Mies Marth Kjersgaard aged 25 died at Magnus hospital at 2 30 am Saturday November 2 after a week with influenza pneumonia Born in Denmark she came to the United States in 1917 Worked on the Carl Hansen ranch near Armstead with no relatives in this country Survived by her parents a brother and sister in Denmark Funeral in Brudage's undertaking rooms interment at Mountain View cemetery Rev H G Humphrey officiated at the funeral Oscar Wretland about 32 died of pneumonia at Magnus hospital 6 am Saturday November 2 His parents live in Wendell Minnesota where remains were shipped Monday He was a painter employed by Frank Knotts and had an honorable discharge from the United States army after serving five months in a training camp
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Mies Marth
Kjersgaard
Magnus Hospital
Denmark
United States
Carl Hansen
Armstead
America
Brudage
Mountain View
H. G. Humphrey
Oscar
Wretland
Wendell
Minn
Frank Knotts
United States Army
Death of Jacob Madsen at Madgins Hospital
Jacob Madsen aged 22 of near Armstead died of pneumonia at Madgins hospital at 2 40 Saturday morning November 2 after influenza and pneumonia illness. Funeral held Monday at Brundage's, Rev H G Humphrey officiated. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Born Aarhous Denmark June 11 1896 he came to the United States six years ago settling near Armstead worked on ranches. Last spring he leased the Scott Decker ranch and March 16 1918 married Anna Rosen of Dillon. He is survived by
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Jacob Madsen
Armstead
Madgins Hospital
Brundage
H. G. Humphrey
Mountain View
Aarhous
Denmark
United States
Scott & Decker
Anna Rosen
Dillon
Porter Leads Poland By Two Thousand In State Auditor Race
Geo. P. Porter, Republican for state auditor, leads Rufus G. Poland, Democrat, by about 2,000 votes. Lee Dennis, Republican candidate for railroad commissioner, leads J. John Hall, Democrat, by about 4,286 votes. Complete returns may change results.
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Geo. P. Porter
Rufus G. Poland
Lee Dennis
J. John Hall
Widow Receives Insurance After Danish Death in Army Era
The article notes the deceased left a widow and siblings in Denmark with a brother Axel, now in the U S army, who arrived last March. The widow is to be well provided for as the husband had a life insurance policy of $5,000.
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Denmark
Axel
U. S
Charles H McFarland Dies in Lima Pneumonia at 29
Charles H. McFarland 29, a railroad fireman, died in Lima of pneumonia November 1. The remains were shipped to Salt Lake City for burial. He is survived by his wife, who resides in Salt Lake City.
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Charles H. McFarland
Lima
Salt Lake City
McFarland
Salt Lake
Death of teen rancher Lyons in Centennial valley
David W. Lyons, 24, a rancher from Centennial valley six miles from Monida, died November 4 in a local hospital after about a week of illness caused by influenza. He leaves a wife, mother, four brothers and a sister. Born October 12, 1894 in Montana. Funeral held at 3 p.m. at Brundage chapel with Rev. H. G. Humphrey, burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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David W. Lyons
Centennial Valley
Monida
Montana
Brundage Chapel
H. G. Humphrey
Mountain View Cemetery
Obituary of Herman H. Walters Farmer in Stone Creek
Herman H. Walters died Tuesday night November 6 after a few days illness of influenza. A farmer in Stone Creek, he worked with Moran's threshing crew and leaves a wife and 15 month old baby. Born in Iowa October 20, 1879, he was 39. Funeral held Thursday November 7 at 2 pm with Rev. Humphrey and Odd Fellows burial rites.
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Humphrey
Odd Fellows
Lodge
Remember Blue Triangle When Committee Calls
The United War Work campaign opens Monday November 11 and runs seven days to November 18 among seven war relief organizations. The YWCA is a key participant and needs increased pledges as demands rise, with a 50 percent oversubscription urged.
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United War Work Campaign
Doctor Poindexter Visits Ill Mother From Camp Grant
Dr. Captain F. M. Poindexter, engaged in hospital work at Camp Grant Rockford Illinois, is home on a short furlough. He came to see his mother who is not at all well.
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F. M. Poindexter
Grant
Rockford
Ill
Library service aids wounded in camps and hospitals
The American Library Association provides books and magazines to patients in base hospital wards to ease long hospital stays. Librarians tailor selections for bedridden soldiers, sometimes prescribing reading to lift spirits. Funds are being requested for continued service during the United War Work campaign from November 11 to 18.
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Service of Mercy
American Library Association
Tarkington
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Welfare ‘Board
Salvation
Army
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Les Lion
United War Workers Campaign
Pearl I.smith
A. L. Badcon
F. Frank
Hazelbaker
Fidel Huber
John ‘Collins
Ary
Wedum
Madsen
Lyons
United War
Stewart
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