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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1934

Page

8

Beaverhead rally hails strong turnout and local endorsements

The meeting at city hall drew a mixed audience as Hon. Scott Leavitt spoke on campaign issues. Officials from Beaverhead county backed Alex Crosby for sheriff citing his 19 years as a peace officer and spotless record. Other candidates highlighted include John G. Albers for legislature Florence Backus for county treasurer Tom Gilbert for county attorney and Martin Jackson for county commissioner with a focus on economy and service.

Alex Crosby Beaverhead

Wallace Forsgren for Superintendent of Schools

Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee endorses Wallace Forsgren for school superintendent. Forsgren cites special training in administration and rural education issues from the University of Washington and Montana State Normal College. He advocates a definite program with frequent visits, a focus on educational duties, a rural athletic program, and an Americanization and character building initiative.

Republican Party Florence Backus Beaverhead County Dilldén Backus Wallace Forsgren University of Washington Montana State Normal College Beaverhead

McFadden Seeks Bea verhead Public Administrator Post

Frank C. McFadden runs for Public Administrator highlighting 34 years of Beaverhead County business experience. He promises economical, honest estate administration to save money and speed processing, noting his statewide leadership as president of the Montana State Firemen's Association and Dillon volunteer service.

Martin Jackson Beaverhead County Albert Baker Montana Frank McFadden McFadden Montana State Firemen’s Association Dillon

Notable Justice of the Peace Names and Nominations

Dillon Township lists George Opp and Louis Stahl for justice of the peace while Lima Township names L. C. Ford Jr. The notice urges a fine complimentary vote for the candidates.

Dillon Township George Opp Louis Stahl Lima Township L. C. Ford, Jr

James E. Phillips Seeks-Unopposed Coroner Bid

James E. Phillips, Bea verhead county coroner for years, seeks re election without opposition. Citizens expect his customary strong supportive vote and satisfactory performance continues.

James E. Phillips Jim Phillips Beaverhead County

Republicans confident of landslide for county offices

Ole Best faced no opposition in the assessor race as Dan Mooney and Bill Scully at headquarters note growing Republican momentum. Mooney, chairman, and Scully, vice-chairman, report rising assurances that Republican candidates will win big on election day.

Ole Best Dan Mooney Bill” Scully Republican County Central Committee Mooney

Beav erhead County Young Republican Club Call to Join

An invitation to join the Beav erhead County Young Republican Club invites voters seeking graft-free, cost-efficient government and laws reflecting the majority to join. Leonard Schulz serves as chairman, urging organized, militant civic action.

Beaverhead County Young Republican Club Leonard Schulz

Judge Callaway and the Case for Nonpartisan Courts

C C Newman notes a Democratic voter plans to back Republican Chief Justice Lew L Callaway, praising his honesty impartiality and legal ability. He argues for bipartisan judicial tickets and Montana adopting multi party representation on the bench.

Smith McKnight Andrus Beer Parlor Lew L. Callaway Ture Smith Montana Judge Callaway C. C. Newman

Unclear Notes on County Chairs and Tryout Guidance

Fragmentary message addresses County Chairmen Gene Blinn and Dan Mooney with sympathy and stray advice. The text contains garbled phrases about leadership, patience, and plans, making a coherent event or action unclear.

Butte Boosters Laud Dillons Hospitality

In Mayor Emerick’s absence I A Hazelbaker welcomed attendees as Archie McTaggert replied. speakers included Senator George Melton, Joe Markham, Senator Tom Walker, Willard Thompson, Dr R E Albright, T E Gilbert, Joe Wedum and Rev H N Tragitt. They urged tighter ties between Butte and Dillon and noted highway concerns between Dillon and Madison County. The Butte Legion German band and entertainers circulated the district.

Marvin Dempsey Leo Pellitier I. A. Hazelbaker B. W. Emerick Archie McTaggert Butte George Melton Joe Markham Tom Walker Willard Thompson R. E. Albright T. E. Gilbert Joe Wedum H. N. Tr

Republican State Ticket Names Sontageo Bourquin Leavitt Evans Angstman Rasmussen

The Republican slate lists U. S. Senator six year term Sontageo, U. S. Senator two year term Bourquin, U. S. Representative Scott Leavitt for the first district, D. D. Evans as Chief Justice, L Callaway as Associate Justice, Albert H. Angstman as Railroad Commissioner, and Charles A. Rasmussen.

U. S M. Bourquin Scott Leavitt D. D Bob) Evans Supreme Court L.-Callaway Albert H. Angstman Charles A. Rasmussen

Also Mentioned on This Page

Young Republicans Leavitt City Hall John G. Albers Tto Florence Thomas E. Gilbert Tom Gilbert Martin C. Jackson Albert S. Baker The Republican Central Committee Frank C. McFadden O. M. Best Lewis & Walker Wyoming Butte, Mont Shippers Box Beaverhead Abstract Company Title Association Pearl I. Smith Dillon, Mont Richard McCarthy Gene Blinn Butte Boosters Butte Legion German Republican County John G. Albersoe C. Jackson Albert S Baker Florence Backus Frank C. McKadden Thomas EK Gilbert Eevseesuee O. M. Best Big Hole Basin J. W. Potts
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