Monroe named county chairman to back tax relief measure
J E Monroe of Dillon was named county chairman for the state constitutional amendment to allow counties to reform administration for efficiency. He urged Montana voters to pass Prop 16 to cut operating costs, arguing the state has the nation’s highest per capita tax and that centralized responsibility can reduce taxes without forcing a specific government form.
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J. E. Monroe
Dillon
Montana
United States
Monroe
Grant News Item From Salmon Fair Attendees
Grant Montana residents who attended the Salmon fair on October 18 reported community enthusiasm and fair activities.
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Grant, Mont
Local Visitors and Community Updates Briefly Noted
Mrs I C Stocker and Miss Mae Steck er A A Schroeder Miss Vaun Ward Clarence Wangerin Walter Scott and George Smith named among locals. Miss Rose Mathews of Salmon visiting Ranger Station. Glen Smith back in Grant after Dillon work. Mrs Alice Bell and grandson Floyd in Salmon for business. Horse roundup began last week. Mr and Mrs Wm Carroll welcomed a baby son. Mrs Hal Brenner in Grant. Grain harvesters busy threshing. Mrs Tom Pierce and Mrs Matt Kaw in Butte.
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I.c.stocker
Mae Stécker
A. A. Schroeder
Vaun Ward
Clarence Wangerin
Walter Scott
George Smith
Rose Mathews
Salmon
Ranger
Jack
Butte
Glenn Smith
Dillon
Grant
Alice Bell
Floyd
Wm. Carroll
Hal Brenner
Tom Pierce
Matt Kaw
Football Season Ticket Sale Launched by School
High school students start a drive to sell season tickets at $2.50 to every town adult ahead of tomorrow’s opener with Butte High. The plan guarantees at least four home games and aims to boost support to match basketball’s rising following.
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Butte High
Republican Candidates on Track for County Treasurer
Al Gruwell runs a quiet campaign for county treasurer highlighting honesty and competence. Sheriff Dan Mooney aims for a second term with a steady, issue free campaign as voters prepare to endorse him by a strong majority.
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Dan Mooney
Beaverhead and Jefferson in county judge race signs
Judge Lyman Bennett visits old Beaverhead friends as results show attorney Kelly leading Jefferson County by a comfortable margin. Bennett is poised to win Beaverhead and Madison by handsome majorities, signaling a regional split in the election.
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Lyman Bennett
Beaverhead
Kelly
Jefferson
Judge Bennett
Madison
Henry Olson Seeks County Commissioner Seat
Henry Olson runs as the Republican nominee for a six year term and is expected to draw strong support in the Basin. His backers say he will receive a large vote from his constituency.
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Henry Olson
Local Race Set Between Anderson and Nelson for Short Term
The contest pairs incumbent Al Anderson and former commissioner Theodor Nelson in a tight bid for a short term. Odds favor Anderson though both men are longtime residents with loyal supporters. Each carries party backing with some split loyalties among factions.
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al. Anderson
Theodor Nelson
Anderson
Nelson
Alice Roe Emerges As Favored School Superintendent Candidate
Report notes Miss Alice Roe as a popular and well qualified candidate for the superintendent of schools. It praises her as a native girl and describes her as a regular little racer once the votes are counted.
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Alice Roe
Mel Lougheed Faces Tougher Assessor Race Challenge
Mel Lougheed contests the assessor post against a strong challenger as he and supporters gauge a possible win this year.
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Mel Lougheed
Local political notices and a domestic return
The column notes Tom Gilbert won his case by default and rests easy. Johnnie Baker will operate at the old stand after year’s start. C R Kellogg leads county surveyor race on the republican ticket. Henry G Rodgers seeks reelection to the legislature. Geo T Banks unopposed for public administrator. James E Phillips expected to succeed as coroner. Mrs T D Olmstead and Eloise return from Malta Montana after two weeks’ visit.
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Johnnie Baker
C. R. Kellogg
T. D. Olmstead
Eloise
Malta
Montana
Sheep Range to Let Frying Pan Basin Lease Way
Property listing offers 1600 acres enclosed and 1600 acres outside in Frying Pan Basin for lease. Includes several springs, central spring, never freezes, fine grass, extensive outside range, shelter, no hay required for strong sheep, ample room for several bands, minimal snow. Contact James Kirkpatrick.
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Frying Pan Basin
James Kirkpatrick
For Rent Furnished House and Flat in Quiet Area
Classified notice offers a furnished house and a small flat for rent at 305 South Washington. Contact via phone 123-1 for details. Listing appears in a quiet residential area.
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South
Washington
For Sale Desirable Stock Ranch and Land Package
For sale a 1130 acre stock ranch with water, hay, and shelter plus 187 acre cattle sheep allotment with log buildings and pasture. Also 160 acre residence site with hay capacity and spring water near station and school. Prices range from 4500 to 6500 with cash and time terms offered. C C Newman.
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Timothy
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Tendoy, Idaho
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