Inspectors Praises Teton County for Clean Record
H C Fiian and August Vidro, field inspectors under Walter H Bolkovatz, visited Teton County to review beer parlors clubs and resorts. They found the county among the cleanest for law infractions, complimenting Sheriff J L Billings and local authorities for cooperation and low bootlegging and gambling. They noted few slot machines and punch boards with limited rewards and stressed prohibitions on hard liquor in public places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fiian
August Vidro
Walter H. Bolkovatz
Montana
Teton County
J. L. Billings
Billings
Loomis Declines Offer to Join Olson's Swedes Hoops
George Loomis, star forward for the Chateau Racketeers and former Teton high Bulldog, received a bid from C M Olson, manager of Olson's Terrible Swedes, to play with them in Kalispell. He chose to stay on as a clerk at Bloom's Cash and Carry despite the temptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loomis
Chateau
Teton High Bulldog
C. M. Olson
Olson
Kaligspell
George
Bloom's
Cash and Carry
Hoop
Conlin Strom and Johnson Elected School Trustees
In a quiet Saturday school election 38 votes chose three trustees. John Conlin secured the one-year term, A. E. Strom the two-year term, and C. O. Johnson the three-year term. Vacancies followed departures of L. H. McLean and Shirley M. Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Roll
John Conlin
A. E. Strom
C. O
Eliia G. Sherman
C. D. Connor
C. K. Malone
Ed. Burfening
Yelte Bakker
Arthur Habel
Martin Swanson
Chris Swenson
Chas. A. Bannatyne
Homer Rowland
H. C. Baskett
Guy Miller
Dave Stonehouse
Emil Durr
Lester Young
Lars Bjordal
A. D. McGillis
Harry Laubach
T. Tokerud
Fred Campbell
L. K. McLean
John Grossman
Hay Shortage Drives Spring Feeding Demand on Local Railroads
Prolonged cold this spring increases hay demand as several carloads are shipped by rail and truck from ranches to markets. Local shippers include C. K. Malone, Frank Malone, H. W. Smith, Oscar Richem and J. W. Kerr. Big Sandy Carter Belt Great Falls rail points receive hay. total shipments run about 20 to 25 carloads. Local stockmen report no shortage but note heavy use of feed reserves. eight carloads of cotton seed cake and meals are moved here. A Belt buyer and Kenneth Sweedland searched the project for hay with little success. February’s severe weather forced heavy livestock feeding contributing to the hay shortage on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Malone
Frank Malone
H. W. Smith
Oscar Richem
J. W. Kerr
Big Sandy
Carter
Belt
Great Falls
Fairfield Times
Kenneth Sweedland
James Mills
Bynum
Farmington City School Election Results Reported
In Farmington R G Thorn won the school election while East Farmington chose Mrs Howard Hanson and Joel Otness and Burton re elected Yelte Bakker. Lew Garrett was in Farmington Tuesday posting bills for his sale. Clarence Stenson and August Zie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Thorn
Farmington
Howard Hanson
Joel Otness
East Farmington
Yelte Bakker
Burton
Lew Garrett
Clarence Stenson
August Zie
Easter Week Services at TH church with Revival Rebroadcast
The TH church outlines a Good Friday service at 3 p m The Story of the Cross plus prayer from noon to 3 pm An Easter program at 11 am with Sunday school at 10 am A 7 45 pm Wednesday Bible study on Dispensational Truth and the Second Coming Revival with Rev Salzman begins April 26 He and Mrs Salzman are musical and invite all to attend Reads like a small church notice by Misses Linblad and Funk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oath
Great Falls
Tuesay
Floyd DeRusha
Eckford
Burton School
Gay Marie DeRusha
Gay Franklin
Chateau
Margaret Nagle
Farmington
Claude Chenowith
Jeanette
Lucille Hasterlick
Henry Davidson
Louie Denner
Lord Jesus Christ
Rev. Salzman
Mrs. Salzman
R. Linblad
H. Funk
Scissor Snippers Hold Fourth Meeting in Bole
The Scissor Snippers club met Saturday April 4 at 10 30 in Bole at leader Veda Thompsons home. The day featured a business session, a council report by Dorothy Swenson, harmonics practice, a band playing lesson, a noon dinner by Mrs Thompson and Veda, picture judging, a health demonstration, and a flag speech by visitor Donna Faye Dauwalder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scissor Snippers
Scissor Snippers Club
Veda Thompson
Bole
Dorothy Swenson
Runaway Song cast works daily barring mumps cases
The cast continues rehearsals every day while the group avoids illness. All members who are not sick participate, maintaining production momentum for the Runaway Song.
School glee clubs prepare selections for operetta
The girls and boys glee clubs with 35 and 18 members respectively rehearse for an operetta set next Thursday at 8 15 pm with 28 member rhythm band led by John Rose The past two days brought ten replacements due to mumps A first grade visit and penmanship work for Palmer company awards are noted Pupils submitting papers include Jonal Carlson Jimmie Forrest Eddie Shelton Helen Geis John Rose Merrill Field Corinne Jones Francis Clearman Carol Jean Dover Mary Higgins Myrtle Alexander Kenneth Burlingame Bob Woodward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlson
Palmer Company
Jonal Carlson
Jimmie Forrest
Eddie Shelton
Helen Geis
John Rose
Merrill Field
Corinne Jones
Francis Clearman
Carol Jean Dover
Mary Higgins
Myrtle Alexander
Kenneth Burlingame
Bob Woodward
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First National Live Stock Loan CO
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the Mountain States Tel. A Tel. CO
Dai
Prisis
Fuller Pure
Knudtzon Lumber Go
Conlin
Strom
Johnson
Higa
Montana - Dakota Utilities Co
Gospel Tabernacle
Mathew Emaar
McCormick-Deering
Ford
P. Kampnar
Mathys Emaar
Dales
The
Montana Power Company
Oldsmobile
Fisher
Olds Motor Works
Lansing Mich
Lansing
General Motors
Wallace Motor Company
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