Rural students compete at annual district meet scores won
Glasston leads the Riverside meet with 56 points over Bridge 53 and list of winners across grades in events including running, jumping and throwing. Ward Officer of Bridge tops Class B and Class A boys in several events while Glasston and Duffey athletes figure prominently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rasnick
Leasby
Don Murray
Boulder
Betty Flatt
East Boulder
Adeline Bainter
Glasston
Charles Willson
Hamilton Creek
Ward Officer
Bridge
Donald Pullman
Wild Rose
Sammy Solberg
Knob Hill
Wayne Ettlemen
Wormser
Clark McKenzie
Duck Creek
Henry Valgamore
Erwin Harry Mack
Leona Viets
Joan Hausserman
Kent
Judith Mack
Duane Braaten
Greg Cliff
Arthur Holland
Howie
James Boe
Sioux Crossing
Betty Harper
Mary Davis
Helen Vander Voort
Norma Jean Knapp
Nels Olin
Oliver Hammersmark
Melville
Joan Willard
Dolores Forsythe
Betty Lee Knapp
Rosetta Laubach
Robert Campanella
Kent Lake
Gladys Idland
Grey Cliff
Ralph Myrstol
Jack McCormick
John McClurgh
Stockade
Duffey
Deer Creek
Howle
Dutton
Katherine Duffey
Alice Idland
Inez
Holland
Ruth Hauge
Helen Kortenhorn
Jessie Faw
Agnes Krone
Jean Faw
Jack Bainter
Carl Idland
Jimmy Esp
Meville
Lawrence Larson
Milton Hausserman
Glasston Wins 1940 Rural Track Meet Relay Victory
Glasston school clinched the 1940 rural track meet held under Sweet Grass county high school. The relay win sealed the final event and boosted Glasston to top honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasston School
Sweet Grass County
Gallahadion Wins Derby In Bluegrass Classic Thriller
Gallahadion wins the Kentucky Derby in 2 05 on a damp Derbytown day with 75 000 to 80 000 spectators. Bimelech, ? favored, falters as Gallahadion stalks and overruns on the inside in the stretch under Bierman’s steady ride. Trainer Ray Waldron planned the inside move to the wire. Omaha is noted as Gallahadion’s relative in the bloodline lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page One
Derbytown
Gallahadion
Omaha
Bimelech
Countess Time
Reigh Count
Sir Galahad III
Sir Galahad
Preakness
Selmont
Gallant Fox
Lexington
Hardboots
Black Toney
Bierman
Bimmie
Big Bimmie
Gallahadson
Grand Central Station
Ray Waldron
Youngstown
Ohio
April Showers Boost Montana Crop Prospects
Montana reports record April moisture of 2.43 inches surpassing 1921 level. Range lands and winter grains improved. livestock and water supplies increased. Delays in field work noted as spring wheat seeding lagged. grass growth fair to good and winter crops improving. Some crickets and grasshoppers observed in scattered areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Federal Weather Bureau
Agricultural Marketing Association
Missouri
Musselshell River
World War Buddy Writes B F Henry on Conditions In France
A French comrade in France writes from 10,000 kilometers away about the war’s impact on peasants and farmers, the danger of spying accusations, and the longing for safer days. He describes ruined countryside, high prices, and a civilization he fears is dissolving under brutal force while expressing hope for an end to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Henry
France
Alexandre
Henry
Juliette
Normandie
Orne
United States
Tri State Meet Pushes Yellowstone Winter Tourism Plan
Nearly 100 delegates from Montana Idaho and Wyoming met at Old Faithful Yellowstone Park to discuss winter travel openings. Gov Nels H. Smith led Wyoming with Idaho's C A Bottolfsen and Montana's William G. Ferguson pushing publicity and road plans aligning with federal highway and park needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
Tri-State
Yellowstone Park Civic Association
Old Faithful
Yellowstone Park
Monsaris Idaho
Wyoming
Nels H. Smith
C. A. Bottolfsen
Idaho
William G. Ferguson
Montanans, Inc
Treasure State
L. C. Morrison
Sheridan
Wyo
Chamber of Commerce
National Park Service
Gardiner
Mont
West Yellowstone
Montana
C. E. Brady
Pocatello
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Smith
Cody
Bottolfson
Glacier
Helena
Billings
Boise
St. Anthony
George Larkin
Association
H. F Tavlin
County Farm Bureau Units Hold Profitable Meetings
A compilation of minutes from multiple Farm Bureau units shows April meetings at Howie school house with presiding officers including Howard Forsythe Jr and G W Briley. Programs featured talks on livestock feeding soil minerals dairy advertising and farm credit, musical selections, readings, poetry, and lunch served. attendance ranged around forty to eighty with ongoing plans for future gatherings and a May 24 session on cooperative medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Howie School
Howard Forsythe, Jr
John Tierney
George W. Briley
Miss Helverson
Katharine
Margaret
Inez
Arthur Holland
Leland Dawes
America
Auld Lang Syne
C. C Gray
Congress
Forsythe
Carter
Lower Boulder
American Farm Bureau Federation
Oscar McLane
Delores Murray
Cherrie Hoffman
Lena Cross
O. F. Murdock
Lower Boulder Farm Bureau
T. T. Olson
Big Timber
G. W. Briley
Hick
Arvid Larson
Rasmus Bee
Walter Kennison
C. C. Gray
F. M. Lamp
A. A. Lamp
W. G. Robinson
C. V. Mosier
Rasmus Roe
Nils Petersen
Howie Farm Bureau
Riter
Everett Carter
Margaret Rostad
Commissioners Proceedings May 6 1940 Montana meeting
The board met with five commissioners present and the clerk. Minutes approved. A road petition by Anton Krone and others was discussed to open a road near Bridger east of the 1-16 corner and close to a previously closed section. Several claims were examined and approved, with numerous salaries, repairs, supplies, and services listed, and the session adjourned to May 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olone
W. H. Halls
Fheo. T. Olson
Thos. Anderson
E. R. Patterson
Anton Krone
Yellowstone Trail
McLane, Fraser and Johnson Ranches
Bridge
Bridger
Krone House
Anderson and Halls
Olson
E. R. Patterson Eslerk
Ralph C. Jarrett
Walter H. Osborne
Overland Attorney
Erz Ellingson
Margaret Deegan
Bcnooins
Jerome Williams Printing and Supplies
Bicenne Clark
Stone—County
Cook County
Cook
C. O
Ole, Motor Co
J. D. Herries
McGinnis
John N. MacFarlane
S. Gastos
Torris Tavern
Hager Motor Sales Co
Nepstad & Flattum Same
Yale Oil Corp
Doughboy Service Station
John Feeley
Mary Ingle
Mrs. Cook
Dean Lowry
VanPatten
Mamie G. Shutts
P. M. Peter
W. F. Keltz Care M. Roe
Mont
St. Training School
Gen. Dralpacanignetes Acec E Gieged
Ralph c
Jarrett Board of Prisonets
Oes
Eeeeeneseneee
C. E. Busse Surveying
John Goosey
Hilda Coster
H. C. Roguet W. Blake
Vestibalion
Dept. of
Seseseseens
Wallace
Cit
Bank
Frederick Post Co
Bureau
Tribune Printing & Supply Co
Doubhett Lumber Co
Cole Drug Co
Maynard Stationery Co
Bailey Hardware
Wm. L. S. McConnell
Addie D. Lowry
Petty
Montana Power Co
B. T
Ted Kepler Engineer
E. L. Kepler Shopman
A. T. Ellison
R. C. Johnson
al McComb Same
Jack Harper Graderman
A. I. Berg
Bert Pederson
T. O. Blankenship
Jonnery Machinery Co
SAME
Enesee Ee
Gamble Stores
Ullman Lumber Co
Mulvaney Motor Co
Marshall Wells Co
Sayers Motor Supply Co
Knapps Same
Continental Oil Co Diesel Ubd Dk
Connelly Machinery Co
Eva O'’Cay
Leo Cubbison Same
Mary F. McVey Same
Mary E. Willard Same
E. Darling Same
A. J. VanPatten
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delia Thompson
Betty Faw
Evelyn Larson
Betty Voges
Alice "Duffey
Alice Duffey
David Lamb
Carl Mosness
Walter Dutton
John McClurg
LaVern Clark
Raymond Bainter
Raymond Esp
Derby
Golden Rule
Dea U Fnel dAevant
VIS Waljus
Wks
Varney Abel
P. S
Tri-State Meet Stresses
Commissioners
Orchard Ti
C. Larson
Warp’s
Bowman
Jake
Skaletieeppabevsseteed
Solberg Co
Maclee Stores Inc
Groceries
POF Ook Nanan Ceccsses
Cecsnennee
Safeway Stores
Douthett Lumber Co
Coal
P. M. Peterson
Ullman PaMber Co
W. A
Tenga Drug Co
Geo. O. Y
E. Aon Murray
Weancea
Reoeene
Home Selene Co
Montana Gl Co
State Dept. Y Public, Welfare Oaa
State Dept. Public Welfare
Cam Opel
S. J. Craft Timbers
Irvin Miller Plank
Joe Weamer
Ceme- Coty O
Robert Franzen
Patterson & Graff Funeral Home
Jack's Hat Harness & Saddle Shop
Livingston, Mont
Vic Christensen
Furstenberg’s
Ao. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
Occident Billings Best
KGHL