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**- -»w ., -t*,-', u < , -yr . a g o • . '. Ai ' ; ■■•»,-—■ «i «,,H.»U » -,U çJ,»U()l<LL»U .u.u. „ i Ji. , . w „ i H i , 4 . uii 1 u j i Wed., Nov. 1,1950 T H E D I L L O N E X A M I N E R Page Eleven THIS BALLOT SHOULD BE MARKED WITH AN “X ” IN THE SQUARE BEFORE THE NAME OF EACH PERSON OR CAN DIDATE FOR WHOM THE ELECTOR INTENDS TO VOTE. IN CASES OF A BALLOT CONTAINING A CONSTITUTION AL AMENDMENT, OR OTHER QUESTION TO BE SUBMITTED TO A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE, BY MARKING AN “X ” IN THE SQUARE BEFORE THE ANSWER OF THE QUESTION OR AMENDMENT SUBMITTED. THE ELECTOR MAY WRITE IN THE BLANK SPACES, OR PASTE OVER ANOTHER NAME, THE NAME OF ANY PERSON FOR WHOM HE WISHES TO VOTE, AND VOTE FOR SUCH PERSON BY MARKING AN “X ” IN THE SQUARE BEFORE SUCH NAME. SAMPLE BALLOT VOTE IN ALL COLUMNS STATE AND NATIONAL FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT □ □ □ □ (VOTE FOR ONE) MIKE MANSFIELD RALPH Y. McGINNIS LEVERNE HAMILTON Democrat Republican Socialist FOR STATE TREASURER (FOR THE UNEXPIRED TERM) (VOTE FOR ONE) JOHN E. (JACK) HENRY □ □ □ JOHN E. KENNEDY Republican Democrat FOR RAILROAD AND PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSIONER □ □ □ □ (VOTE FOR ONE) HORACE F. CASEY Democrat LEONARD C. YOUNG Republican LAWRENCE L. (LARRY) PRICE Progressive □ □ □ □ □ □ FOR ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT (VOTE FOR TWO) FORREST H. ANDERSON (Nominated Without Party Designation) ALBERT H. ANGSTMAN (Nominated Without Party Designation) E. E. COLLINS (Nominated Without Party Designation) HARRY J. FREEBOURN (Nominated Without Party Designation) (VOTE FOR COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS IN THE NEXT COLUMN) COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP FOR MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES □ (VOTE FOR ONE) J. S. BRENNER Republican □ DON J. SMITH Democrat □ * « FOR COUNTY COMMMISSIONER (District Number Two) □ (VOTE FOR ONE) JOHN PROHOSKY Democrat □ PARKE T. SCOTT Republican □ FOR COUNTY CLERK □ (VOTE FOR ONE) DORA E. SMITH Republican □ FOR COUNTY SHERIFF □ (VOTE FOR .ONE) LAMAR HATTON Democrat □ PAUL H. TEMPLE Republican □ FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY □ (VOTE FOR ONE) CARL M. DAVIS Democrat □ W. G. GILBERT, JR. Republican □ ■ FOR COUNTY TREASURER □ (VOTE FOR ONE) BOYD QUICK Republican □ JOE E. SPRINKLE Democrat □ FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR □ (VOTE FOR ONE) SYLVESTER P. MEADE Republican □ FOR COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS (VOTE FOR ONE) I I . THEO E. BAY I I MAYME FRENCH ALLEN □ Republican Independent □ FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR (VOTE FOR ONE) □ □ FOR COUNTY CORONER (VOTE FOR ONE) RAYMOND M. SCHWARTZ Democrat □ □ FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR (VOTE FOR ONE) NELLIE McFADDEN Republican □ □ FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE (VOTE FOR TWO) □ □ FOR CONSTABLE (VOTE FOR TWO) (VOTE ON INITIATIVES, REFERENDUMS AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS IN THE NEXT COLUMN) INITIATIVES, REFERENDUMS AND CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS Constitutional Amendments AN ACT FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MONTANA OF AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION ONE (1) OF ARTICLE EIGHTEEN (18) OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, RELATING TO THE SEPA RATION OF THE BUREAU OF LABOR AND INDUS TRY FROM THE BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE. I I FOR THE AMENDMENT I | AGAINST THE AMENDMENT AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF THE STATE OF MONTANA OF AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 5, ARTICLE XIII OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MON TANA, RELATING TO THE LIMITATION OF IN DEBTEDNESS OR LIABILITY OF A COUNTY WITH OUT THE APPROVAL OF A MAJORITY OF THE ELECTORS THEREOF. I I FOR THE ABOVE AMENDMENT I I AGAINST THE ABOVE AMENDMENT AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MON TANA OF AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 6, ARTI- XHI OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF MONTANA, RELATING TO THE LIMITATION OF INDEBTEDNESS OF LIABILITY OF SCHOOL DIS TRICTS, CITIES, TOWNS, OR TOWNSHIPS. I 1 FOR THE ABOVE AMENDMENT I I AGAINST THE ABOVE AMENDMENT Referendum Measure No. 53 “AN ACT PROHIBITING THE LICENSING, USE, OPER ATION, KEEPING OR MAINTENANCE OF SLOT MACHINES WITHIN THE STATE OF MONTANA; DEFINING CERTAIN TERMS USED IN THIS ACT; PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR THE VIOLATION OF THIS ACT AND REPEALING ALL ACTS AND PARTS OF ACTS IN CONFLICT HEREWITH; PROVIDING FOR A REFERENDUM ON THIS ACT; AND PROVID ING FOR LOCAL OPTION ELECTIONS IN COUNTIES ON THE QUESTION OF THE LICENSING AND OPERATION OF SLOT MACHINES AND SPECIFY ING THE PROCEDURE FOR HOLDING SAID ELECTIONS.” I I FOR THE OPERATION OF. SLOT MACHINES I I AGAINST THE OPERATION OF SLOT MACHINES Proposed Petition for Initiative No. 54 A BILL PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT OF AN HONORARIUM, OR ADJUSTED COMPENSATION, TO EACH RESIDENT OF MONTANA ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE MILITARY FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES DURING WORLD WAR II; AUTHORIZING THE STATE OF MONTANA TO BECOME INDEBTED IN THE SUM OF TWENTY-TWO MILLION DOLLARS ($22,000,000.00) IN EXCESS OF THE CONSTITUTION AL LIMIT; CREATING THE WAR VETERANS’ COM PENSATION FUND; PROVIDING FOR THE ISSU ANCE OF BONDS; PROVIDING THAT SUCH BONDS SHALL NOT BECOME GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE STATE OF MONTANA; PROVIDING FOR AN EXCISE TAX UPON CIGARETTES. □ □ FOR INITIATIVE MEASURE NO. 54 AN HONORARIUM, OR ADJUSTED COMPENSA TION, TO EACH RESIDENT OF MONTANA ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE MILITARY FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES DURING WORLD WAR II. AGAINST SAID MEASURE NO. 54 WISDOM B E U L A H N E I D T Correspondent The fund-raising committee for the Community center, composed of Mrs. Argyl Stephens, Mrs. Clarence Helming, Harry Helm ing, and Weldon Else, met at the Clarence Helming home Thursday evening. Plans were made for a series of card parties to be held after the first of the year. Plans for a talent show with each or ganization in the community pre senting a skit were also discussed. Members of the committee will contact each organization and find out if enough oragnizations would participate to make the plan feasible. Two donations from Jackson business men were received and greatly appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Willey mo tored to Butte Sunday on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Helm ing, Mrs. Ellen Kramer and Mrs. Jack Hurley were business call ers in Dillon, Saturday. Mr. Helming and Mrs. Hurley drove in two new Chevrolet cars for Helming Bros. Garage. Mr. and Mrs. Argyl Stephens and family and Mr. and Mrs. Har old Nelson and family enjoyed dinner and swimming at the Dia mond Bar Inn Sunday. Mr. Raymond Johnson and Mrs. Claude Anderson motored' to Butte Monday where Mrs. Ander son will remain for medical at tention. Tom Williams brought Mrs. Alice Arbour in Sunday from Dillon to take charge of the Wil liam’s home while Mr. and Mrs. Williams, who left Monday morn ing, go through the Western Mon tana clinic at Missoula. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and family spent Sunday visiting relatives in the Bitter Root. Bob and Harry Stewart were Sunday and Monday callers in Butte. The beautiful ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Clark Huntley was the scene of a most enjoyable af fair given Friday evening for the benefit of the new Community center. A number of movies of Big Hole scenes were shown and later eight tables of pinochle were in play with prizes going to Mrs. Hans Lauesen, Harry Helming and Tom Clemow. Mrs. Huntley, assisted by Mrs. Clarence Helm ing, Mrs. Peter Rasmussen and Mrs. Tom Williams served re freshments at midnight. About $150 in donations was received for the Community center fund. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Glassey mo tored to Dillon Wednesday to make the acquaintance of their new grandson, Jack Edward, born Wednesday morning at the Bar rett hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown of Dillon. From Dillon Mr. and' Mrs. Glassey went to Anaconda and Deer Lodge be fore returning home. Mrs. Glas sey left for Dillon again Sunday to spend a few weeks with her son-in-law and daughter follow ing the release of Mrs. Brown and her son from the hospital. Paul Temple and Ralph Hunt- ley of Dillon, Raymond Johnson of Wisdom, Ward Fanning of Butte and Darwin Simmons of Whitehall, part of the hunting party that packed in from Hogan station last week, returned to Wisdom Sunday with four elk. The Wisdom Women’s club will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. Raymond Johnson. A repre sentative of the Singer Sewing Co. of Butte will give a demon stration on the use of Singer at tachments at this meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Carson and daughter, Irene, of Richmond Calif., were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bruns the past week. Wisdom Chapter No. 67, O.E.S., held their regular meeting Wed nesday evening with Worthy Ma tron Dorathey Lloyd and Worthy Patron Dell Lloyd presiding. Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Helming were Mr. and Mrs. Bud Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Munson and Mr. and Mrs. Bill M&rgan of Dillon. The grade school and pre school children celebrated their annual “trick or treat” night Fri day evening, calling at every home and business establishment in the community where treats were forthcoming. A few win dows and cars received a soap ing but the children’s behavior was good and as a reward they will enjoy a Halloween party at the Community building Tuesday evening under the sponsorship of the P.-T.A. Wisdom Lodge No. 61, AF & AM, will hold special communica tion Thursday evening, Nov. 2, at which time the grand master of the grand lodge, AF & AM of Montana, Mr. Percy W. Doles of Havre, will make his official vis itation. Mr. and Mrs. George Hansen of Anaconda spent the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Smith. Mrs. Stewart Capehart, who returned from Lincoln, Nebraska, Tuesday, left to meet Mr. Cape- hart in Spokane. Andy Elderidge, form er Wis dom resident, who now has ranching interests in Malta and also Lemhi, has been in the val ley the past week hunting and re newing acquaintanceships. Mr. Len Smith was a business visitor in Helena Monday. Cy Swartz of Salmon, form er Wisdom businessman was a val ley caller Friday. The Wisdom Cooking d u b met at the home o f Leader Mrs. Har old Nelson Saturday afternoon with seven members present. The afternoon project was baking chocolate cake. The next meet-; ing w ill be held Nov. 11. i'i'iv'*--
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 01, 1950
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 01, 1950
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 01, 1950
Wescolite
(Dillon, Mont), November 01, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 01, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 01, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 01, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), November 01, 1950
