Lockey and Elge File for Office on G O P Ticket
Two candidates seek GOP nominations for county offices in Helena. Ed Lockey, longtime Helena resident and businessman, files to run for county commissioner. Frances Elge, incumbent county attorney, seeks reelection on the Republican ticket, detailing prior experience and prosecutions.
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A. J. Duncan
Ming
Ed Lockey
Itelen
Tuckey
Melon Avarnue
Miss Elge
Elegan
Stam Mlea
Montana
Public Schools
Helena
Law School
The
State University
Minsonia
Blas Dige
Emnty
Miss Blge
Evelyn Okeson
Justice Court
Democratic Precinct Officers Named in Obscure Record
Fragmented OCR lists numerous Democratic precinct officials and candidates by name and precinct numbers, including Monres, Tobin, Bennett, OConnell, Meline, Rebwolder, Creiments, and others with precincts ranging from No. 4 to No. 26. The text is garbled but indicates a slate of Democratic presiding officers and committee members.
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J. Durke Creiments
da O'Connell
Father 3
Chaler
Nelle Mites
Precinet
Wreck on MacDonald Pass Damages Auto. Driver and Passenger Escape
Alfred Ressler of Butte, owner and driver, and Ray Deitch, a passenger, escaped with only minor bruises after their car plunged from MacDonald pass and slid 160 feet down a slope embankment. The vehicle rolled once but did not overturn, struck a tree, and was towed to Helena after three hours of wrecking crew recovery.
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MacDonald Pass
Alfred Ressler
Butte
Ray Deitch
Helena
Vital Statistics Marriage Licenses and Births
Elza E Little of Butte and Tean ette Miller of Helena Mose Wo Lapler of Helena and Ruth 3. Case of Rainford. Paul T Keller of Helena and Fel nylen Tannhouser of Butte. Patrick J Egan and Jesele Igran, both of Great Tallin, BIRTUB To Mr and Mrs Robert Corxtan at 219 Breckenridge street, a daughter at St Peters hospital Wednesday training. To Mr and Mrs Ward Stadhelm of 41 Novity Ring street, a daughter, Wednesday afternoon at St Peter's. Boats are stiff all the way up, while riding boats are anft, around the ankles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Licensi
Elza E. Little
Butte
Teanette Miller
Helena
Mose Wo Lapler
Ruth
Case
Rainford
Paul T. Keller
Fennelyn Tannhouser
Patrick J Egan
Jesele Igran
Great Tallin
Tax Delinquency Figures Highlight 1935 County Status
Delinquencies in 1935 for Lewis and Clark county ran to $0.0S452.12, about 6 percent, per County Treasurer J Luteys who closed the books for the second installment due May 1. The year shows unusually low delinquency compared with $84,906.04 at 8.4 percent in a recent period, with 1945 collections totaling $927,599 from $989,050 billed across two installments.
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Clark County
J. ©. Luteys
Als
Thin
Last Rites Held for Father Marnane at St. Helena
Memorial services were conducted for Father Peter Marnane, pastor of St. Marys Church, at St. Helena Cathedral. A requiem high Mass followed a children's sermon and funeral rites. The priest observed the twentieth anniversary of his ordination shortly before burial.
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Marnane
Monibein
St. Helena
Peter 7
Marnans
el Mary's Chiten
Annas
St. Mary's Church
Civil Service Exams Announced by Board
The United States Civil Service Board announces competitive examinations for multiple junior and assistant roles across agriculture biology and related fields. Salary ranges vary from 2,001 to 5,200 dollars per year, with positions including junior chemist, agronomist, biologist, and lab technologist. Information available from J. D. Gough, secretary, at the city post office.
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United States
Comralanian Nas
Agronomiat
Huevandinan
Gaines
Juniar Poll
J. D. Gough
U. S. Civil Service Board of
Bora
Posloffican
Beginning Sheep Shearing Across Montana In Progress
Weather delays have postponed the start of shearing, but large outfits are now underway across Montana. Companies including Chevalier Livestock near Helena, Richben Raven at Bieben, Williama and Pauly at Deer Land J, MA Carmichael of Augusta, and Mount Hagen Company of Anaconda report active operations despite intermittent rain.
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Delarad
Intermitten Rainatorma
Aheopmen Nl
Montana Fire
Mra Iqth
Silver Bow County Certifies Voter Totals for Primary
Silver Bow County clerk certifies total registered voters to the secretary of state ahead of the primary election. Enrolled voters across 68 precincts total 23,194 with the 19th precinct recording the highest registration at 766 voters. Four precincts exceed 600 registered voters, including five above 600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutte
Joan Holland
Taw
Nat Eordes
Enery
Mhaneulyninth
Glerk Nomination: Al Finn Files for County Clerk Run
Al Finn former Chit Wut proprietor and Service Transit Box employee filed his nominating petition for county clerk and recorder. A disabled World War I veteran born in 189? and resident of the county for ten years, he has no prior public office experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Finn
Chit Wut
Service Transit Box Company
Frente
Offic
Finn
Feteun
Former Army Nurses Receive Bonus Bonds
Former Army nurses allotted bonus bonds after checking veterans records in the locality. Mrs Arthur Charpentier of 7 Olive Street Mrs George Aum the former Francs Vollmer Erma Marie Grobler and Margaret Bluhy Rogern received bonds for service as nurses during the war. Mrs Charpentier trained at Fork Der Mathen and Camp herldaa near Chicago and was en route to the front when the Armistice was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Hendricks
Arthur Charpentier
Olive Street
George Aum
Francs Vollmer
Erma Marie Grobler
Margaret Bluiy Rogern
Tontvicks
Aga
San Irartonico
Karvien
Europe
Charyentter
Fork der Mathen
Herldaa Feur Chivago
Forest Fire Reported Near Canyon Worry and York
A small forest fire, the fifth this season, was reported to the forestry service yesterday by Hed Morrison, Helena aviator. Supervisor Tempier and Ranger Fallman dispatched fire guards to the area. the blaze, in sparse rocky timber, was extinguished quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Service
Hed Morrison
Helena
Canyon Worry
York
N. Tempier
Istelonn National Forest
Waa
John Fallman
Mele
Tha Bint
Flint Creel Irrigation Contract 15 Awarded in Granite County
The Flint Creel project contract was awarded by the State Water Conservation to VCltion and Applegate of Aneanda for $54,776.88. A second bid from Lense and Leighland of Great Falm offered $58,032.20. The project includes a siphon wall to connect with a dam and reservoir, aiding a farming market in Washington PD.
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Granite County
Vcltion and Applegate
Aneanda
Bullt Fame Syphon
Ratious
Conteact
Lense and Leighland
Great Falm
Clifton and
Applegate S
Washington, PD
New Corporations Form In Montana Mining and Theatrical Firms
New corporations proposed include Talt Mines Inc to conduct a general mining business with headquarters in Great Falls Montana and capital of 69000 divided into 60000 shares of par value 1 each Directors and subscribers include Warren Ford Armington Valhorgan Todd Great Falls and J Paul Freeman of Great Falls Helena. The Western Theatrical Inc Delaware to handle moving pictures general entertainment and show business in Montana. Organizers Y F Freeman M F Cawthorpe and B P Freeman. Directors CW Eckhardt and Ethelyn N Eckhardt Melena Harry David Salt Lake City and Freeman New York City. Billings mentions Frank Menley also known as Frank Medina tied to a case in Worland Wyoming during vacation periods. Patrolman Millard Brimince noted.
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R Talt Mines, Inc
Great Falls
Ganstal
Warren Ford
Armington
Valhorgan
Todd
J. Paul Freeman
Great Wola
Helena
Montana
Y. F. Freeman
M. F. Cawthorpe
B. 2
Prutom
New York
Knights of Columbus to confer degrees at Livingston meet
Delegations from Helena, Deer Lodge and other Montana chapters will join in Livingston on Sunday June 21 for joint initiation. About 28 candidates will receive first, second and third degrees, with Helena candidates starting Friday night and the rest at Livingston. Raymond Nagle will lead the ceremonies, Victor Weber will preside, and a banquet will follow served by Catholic Daughters of Isabella. The Helena group travels by motor from St Helena School at 7 am.
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Montana
Kalshte
Columbus
Helnog
Hozenian
Liv Ingate
Livingston
Vo- Sinnings
Ae DD. Wale
Halena
Walsh
Helena
K. of G. Hall
Raymond T. Nagle
Victor Weber
Deer Lodge
Cathalic Daughiers
Isabella
Walah
Jiglena
St. Helana School
Corinth Woman Dies After Auto-Bus Crash West of New Salem
Mandan North Dakota June 17 One person died in a four mile west of New Salem auto bus collision. Mrs Peter Jehowski 63 Corinth Montana died in Mandan hospital. Mr and Mrs George Fry Miles City Montana were hospitalized with fractures cuts and bruises along with Mrs Fry Jehowskis daughter. Coroner said witnesses reported the car tried to pass another when the bus appeared around a curve. The car was demolished and occupants were returning home from Milwaukee. An inquest is set for Thursday.
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Mandan
N. D
New Salem
Peter Jchowski
Corinth
Mont
George Fry
Miles City
Jehowski
Fry
Morton County
Witens
Milwaukee
Wan
Hamilton adds AE Educators in convalidated era
Hawkton June 17 Two teaching vacancies at Hamilton Convalidated coohaya bean filled Superintendent Charles D Haynes aid Miss Jack Critchfield head of commercial department of high school resigned replaced by Thomas H Sher win ex Rag a bud High school faculty and Mary P Stradhey to fill vacancy at Steeping Chad rural School the tal few yoata
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Hawkton
Hamilton
Charles D. Haynes
Jack Critchfield
Ugh School
Thomas H. Sherwin
Ragabud High School
Witter Hoot Valley
Pearl Dinatart
Ming
Mary P. Stradhey
Chad
First Wool Car Arrives at Billings From Northern Pacific Yard
Billings reports the first car of wool this year shipped from the local Northern Pacific wool house on Tuesday. Officials estimate about 45,000 pounds were in the car, marking a return to shipments after a period of quiet since last decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Northern Pacific
Police Motorcycles Debut In City Traffic Patrol
After weeks of waiting officers welcomed a new Harley Davidson motorcycle for daytime patrols. Chief Roger Smith said the machine would cut operating costs by about 600 dollars annually and extend car use to two years. Local reps praised the bike during a test ride, noting improved efficiency over former patrol methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caveral
Ray Guthrie
Mator
Joe Hildenatah
Big Sum
Roger Smith
National Guard Battalion Plans Field Trip Saturday
The 163rd infantry battalion from Camp Volt will leave at 7 a m Saturday for Bozeman and Livingston returning the same day. A parade and armory dedication at Livingston are planned with 200 men, 21 trucks, two station wagons, and a regimental band.
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National Guard Battalion
Koona
163Rd Infantry
Volt
Bozeman
Livingston
Ania
Boecman
Livingaton
Ball Park
Telty
Cemp
Boruman
Archie Poore
Paul Greene
Camp Holt
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Elge
G.O.P
County Joes
Westinghouse
Palmquist Electric Co
N. Main St
Bill
Wepaprrii
Lewis and Clark
Silver Bow County
Glerk
FLINT
Mat Poller
Frank Menley
Frank Medina
I Worland
Wyo
Millard Brimince
Knights OF Columbus
Okey
Lewis
Lewis Tire Service TV
Lawrence St
Washington
House
White House
Congress
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Virgin Inlunda
Guba
Secretary of Agriculture
Onasa
Cleveland
Maple Heights
Jong
A. P. Curtin Co
Grand Street
New American Legion Hall
Fligelman's
Dolly Myers
la Helieving
Flidgelmarn’s
Nhewspaper
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