Last Masonic Party Concludes Season With New Features
The final Masonic party of the season drew a smaller crowd but offered fresh elements. Toastmaster Phil J. Cole outlined a 3 point program focusing on physical, intellectual and social aims. Guests included new committee members and performers Mrs Milton V Ritter Miss Betty Webb and Mrs R E Nelson. D P Fabrick spoke on the state water conservation board and irrigation plans while Senator T O Larson critiqued the recent legislative special session. The gathering reviewed the impeachment inquiry into Governor Cooney and concluded with dancing and music by Mrs Cohoe and her orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil J. Cole
Milton V. Ritter
Betty Webb
R. E. Nelson
Cole
L. H. McLean
Frank Stearns
State Water Conservation Board
D. P. Fabrick
T. O. Larson
Water Conservation Board
Cooney
Oyster yields a pearl no value after cooking
Gus Depner of Farmington bit into an oyster and found a pearl. local jeweler A E Strom said the pearl, cooked with the oyster, lost its lustre and value. He estimated the gem would have been worth about 60 dollars if untouched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Depner
Farmington
A. E. Strom
Depner
Mr. Strom
Rural relief program to aid over 10000 Montana farms
Helena April 9. T. C. Spaulding announces a rural rehabilitation plan under the Rural Rehabilitation board to aid more than 10,000 Montana farm families cut off from federal relief. Clarkson is named director. Alfred Atkinson chairs the advisory board with experts from State College, Montana University, and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
T. C. Spaulding
State Relief
Montana Farm Relief
Rural Rehabilitation Board
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Teton County
Robert C. Line
School of Business Administration
The
State University
Thomas Hurst
Broadview
Albert Barton
Glasgow
John A. Wilson
Stanford
Evangelistic Services Set at Choteau Tabernacle
The Choteau Gospel Tabernacle invites the public to nightly evangelistic services starting Monday April 16 led by Evangelist Margaret H. Knutson of North Dakota. Special music will be performed. Regular services also occur Thursday and Sunday evenings this week. Meetings begin at 8 o clock led by Rev. Emil Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret H. Knutson
North Dakota
Compliance Forms Call for Reports of Wheat Signers
Farmers in the national wheat adjustment program will receive a 1934 proof of compliance blank to record 1933 acres seeded and harvested, 1934 acres seeded and abandoned, any destroyed acres, reasons for planting less than 54 percent of base, and serial numbers of contracts. Inspections will follow spring seeding by officials from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Corny
Agricultural Administration
Woman's club to elect officers at April meeting
The Woman's club meets Thursday afternoon April 26 at the hall and will elect officers. Members should bring an article for June. John Nicosnick remains at Conrad, Irene Zimmerman troubled by abscessed ears remains bedbound. The annual school election elected Martin Gronberg as trustee and voted to sell the Wiseman school house. Catherine McNabb, A. C. Munson and daughter Janet visited in Ashuelot. George W. Miller of W H Woodruff finishes unloading seed peas for Fairfield farmers. Joe Walkington and Morris Larson visited Great Falls. Morris just completed enlistment in the U S Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
John Nicosnick
Conrad
Irene Zimmerman
Martin Gronberg
Wiseman
Catherine McNabb
A. C. Munson
Janet
Ashuelot
George W. Miller
W. H. Woodruff & Sons Co
Fairfield Project
Joe Walkington
Great Falls
Morris Larson
Ed. Bjork
Morris
U. S
Hoffman to Demonstrate Retention Shields in Minneapolis
H L Hoffman expert and former associate of C F Redlich will demonstrate his Perfect Retention Shields at no charge from 10 a m to 4 p m in Minneapolis Minnesota. He warns against self for rupture and recommends wearing his shield to avoid operations and prevent enlarging the opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
C. F. Redlich
Minneapolis, Minn
Blizzard Strands Residents as Family Help Reels from Drift
In Farmington area Oliver Hanson and family aid come and go as he welds the flame while Mrs. Oliver Hanson tends the garage. Sylvia cared for by Miss Blossom Dale. Gwennon Burch of Great Falls delivers a 10 foot red weeder to Jerry Sh cima and a McCormick Deering tractor to Jacob Anderson. Johnnie Bjork works at Simms. Mrs Stofflet and Alberta Calkins recount a harrowing blizzard drift trapping them as they rode to Dale school. they unhitched the team and sheltered at M Holms' until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Farmington
Oliver Hanson
Oliver
Blossom Dale
Sylvia
Gwennon Burch
International Harvester Co
Great Falls
Jacob Anderson
Jerry Shcima
Johnnie Bjork
Simms
Stofflet
Alberta Calkins
Library Notes Highlight Donations and New Books
The Woman's club thanks families Wm. Butchart Walter Burke and J J Hannan for book donations to be cataloged and shelved soon. Several new books were added to the pay shelf this past month and Sinister Shadows by Hadley is on the general shelf urging readers to borrow it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woman's Club
Wm. Butchart
Walter Burke
J. J. Hannan
Hadley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Len
Catsup Empson
J. B. Coffee
Zoe
Wheaties
DER
Libbys
Spaulding
Robt. Clarkson
FERA
Grouth
Aew
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Emil Anderson
Bole
Rainbow
Lincoln Bidg
Ernest Thorn
Mayo Clinic
Sons of Norway Hall
Fairfield
Tennant
S. Maccany
Bob
N. W. Edwards
P. O
Gorham Block
Teton Implement Co
Hobson Addition
Wm. Shannon
Choteau
Mont
Reo
W. BL. Butchart
Chateau
Monarch
Burr Huffman
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford Sales and Service
Library Notes
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Pinnell Fur CO
Coats
J. C. Penney Co., Inc
Choteau, Mont
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