Federal farm loans aid Teton county farmers with refinanced debt
A Farm Credit administration release shows Teton county farmers saved over 38200 annually in interest by refinancing 545000 in old debts since May 1933. The Federal Land Bank offered up to half the farm value with 3 to 4 percent rates for new long term loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Credit Administration
Teton County
Washington
National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Pendrey, Choteau and
Collins
The
Land Bank Commissioner
Federal Land Banks
Congress
National Farm Loan
Prominent Milwaukee Railroad Officials Visit Local Line
A party of Milwaukee railroad officials inspected the local branch on Monday. The group rode in a self propelled private car and included L. K. Sorenson division superintendent Butte N H Fuller assistant division superintendent Lewistown D C Rhyenberger district engineer Butte E M Randall traveling freight and passenger agent Great Falls and C R Strong roadmaster Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
L. K. Sorenson
Butte
N. H. Fuller
Lewistown
D. C. Rhyenberger
E. M. Randall
Great Falls
C. R. Strong
Home for Easter Students Return to Spokane
Leslie Jourdonnais and Leslie Burns, Kinman Business University students in Spokane, arrived Saturday to spend Easter with home folks. Jourdonnais continues voice studies in Spokane. Burns does not plan to return to the school for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Jourdonnais
Leslie Burns
Kinman Business University
Spokane
Noted Bandmaster Visits Choteau Band for Havre Meet
Jack Shelby director of the Great Falls municipal band met with the Choteau band last Sunday. He will visit Choteau periodically to train wind players and give private lessons. Shelby formerly led bands in Cleveland for a decade and has pupils in the Cleveland Symphony and Marine Corps band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shelby
Great Falls
C. W. Boussard
Shelby
Chateau
Cleveland
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Marine Corps
Jack Cooper
Charles Todd
Havre
Teton County High School
Irshal Davis
Cascade Lions and Chateau Lions Plan April Joint Dance
Cascade Lions and Chateau Lions met Tuesday to outline a joint dance and program at Fairfield on April 25. About a dozen Cascade visitors heard Dr Bel lingham announce the Cascade orchestra will provide music. The meeting praised Chateau’s youth work and featured student performers, a Boy Scouts report, and a talk by Principal A B Guthrie on scholarship meets. Dinner music by Tennant’s orchestra followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade Lions
Chateau Lions
Fairfield
Bellingham
Cascade Club
Teton High
J. Kent Midgett
Chateau
Robert Gulbrandsen
Leslie Jourdonnais
George Tennant
The
Lone Prairie
Wagon Wheels
Arnold Hanusa
Hazel Trescott
Tennant
Miss Walton
Mildred Harrington
Margaret Young
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
Smith-Hughes
Guthrie
Teton Adds Third Place in Great Falls District Contest
Against 15 schools Teton County High placed third at the 12th annual Great Falls district scholarship contest in Great Falls. Fort Benton won first with 79 points, Great Falls second with 75, Teton 56. Fort Benton also captured the pentathlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Great Falls
Fort Benton High
Great Falls High
Fort Benton
Teton
Belt
Stockett
Augusta
Shelby
Cascade
Highwood
Power
Dutton
St. Thomas
Simms
Fort Shaw
Neihart
Sparks
Bozeman
Boleman
Mr. Sparks
Driver Draws Fine After Reckless Driving Charge
E D Goff of Augusta was fined 10 dollars for reckless driving in J G Jackson’s justice court. He and co arrestee Marvin Armstrong were stopped Saturday night en route to Claude for a dance. Armstrong was dismissed. the unlicensed car had a license application pending. Goff elected to lay the fine in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Goff
Augusta
Justice Court
J. G. Jackson
Marvin Armstrong
Tom Dellno
Claude
Armstrong
Goff
Sullivan Visit Ties to Pendroy Ranch Lambing
Mr and Mrs J E Sullivan visited Chateau Saturday from their Pendroy area ranch reporting lambing is in full swing with good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Sullivan
Chateau
Pendroy
Laborer and Cook in Fracas Ends with Firing and Fine
Sheriff summoned to Wunderlich construction camp after a fight between laborer Edson Sherman and a camp cook. Sherman, said to have visited Augusta and drink, challenged the cook with rocks after the first attack. Foreman arrested him, County Attorney filed third degree assault, $310 fine and dismissal from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
Wunderlich
Pishkun Reservoir
Edson Sherman
Augusta
Sherman
L. Murphy
Dance and civic fundraiser boosts Choteau boom
A Saturday night dance in Fairfield on April 25 sponsored by Cascade and Choteau Lions clubs drew bright expectations. A seven piece Cascade orchestra will provide music and the Choteau municipal band will give a street concert. Lunch will be served. Proceeds aid the civic fund with admissions 40 cents for men and 25 cents for ladies. Several towns plan to send delegations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Cascade and
Choteau Lions Clubs
Cascade
Choteau Municipal
Civic Fund
Scouts Plan Two Day Camporee In Choteau
County Scout Commissioner Arnold Hanusa and H M Daley announce a two day camporee to be held in Choteau on May 15 and 16. About 200 Scouts from 10 troops are expected, with invitations sent to Conrad Walier Dutton Pairfield Great Falls Augusta Brady and Bynum. Inter troop competition will highlight indoor events on day one and outdoor events on day two with demonstrations planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
H. M. Daley
Choteau
Conrad
Walier
Dutton
Pairfield
Great Falls
Augusta
Brady
Bynum
Glacier Park FFA meet crowns Teton chapter sweepstakes
Members from Conrad Valier Cascade Browning Dutton Simms and Chateau joined Teton in Choteau for a district FFA meet the largest since the district formed. Teton led with 5156 points followed by Cascade 4702 and Walier 4525 while Blackburn High’s Garth Blackburn was top individual with 410 points.
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PF A
Choteau
Conrad
Walier
Cascade
Browning
Dutton
Simms
Chateau
Glacier Park District
Future Farmers
Teton Chap
Ter
Ywerb
Teton
Blackburn High
Garth Blackburn
Simms High School
Hig School
John Gordon
Sid Yeuge
Louie Fuhringer
Poultry—Conrad
Jdutton
Waller
Cunsvane
Bob Lonunevik
Valier
Harold McDonald
John Gibler Teton
Simmms
Fr. A
F. F. A. Banner
Smith-Hughes
Claude Windecker
L. H. Burns
Fred Meadows
Wm. Vance
Lee Corbett
Lawrence Alzheimer
Hilmore Rick
Ray McKee
Eugene Egan
John Shoquist
Jim Ferris
Bob Armstrong
R. W. Pentilta
Wier
Bob Davidson
H. A
Bob Zion
Ed. Neckstad
Lawrence Corey
Leslie Reiquam
Wayne Randall
Floyd Good of
Bernard Toenyes
Bozeman
Gitacier Park District
John Gibler
Alvin Meyer
Arnold Neiswender
F. F
Record Attendance of H. D. Leaders at City Meet
Home demonstration clubs in the county were represented 100 percent by their leaders at a Saturday home management meeting led by Miss Doonu Stautz from the State college. Morning sessions covered walls woodwork and floor finishes, while afternoon addressed curtains and draperies. The meeting marked the specialist’s last for the year as leaders anticipate decisions on continuing home management work at the Friday council meeting on April 17. Leaders present included Mrs. Ora Schultz Mrs. Alice Bowens Mrs. Earl DeRusha Mrs. C Stenson Mrs Math Schaefer Mrs Teonard Beck Mrs Sophie Lane Mrs Manlum Smith Mrs Helen Collins Mrs Lizzie Knowlton Mrs Anna Hilling Miss Abbie Reiquam Mrs E. R. McLean Mrs I. N. Caskey Mrs Marian Davis Mrs Stuart Meyers Mrs H. H. Wuest Mrs G. N. Torger son Mrs B. Williams Mrs C. Burgmaier Mrs Lorna Green Mrs Lucy Stott Mrs H. W. Eaton and Mrs Chas. Tracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doonu Stautz
State College
Ora Schultz
Alice Bowens
Earl DeRusha
C Stenson
Math Schaefer
Teonard Beck
Sophie Lane
Manlum Smith
Helen Collins
Lizzie Knowlton
Anna Hilling
Abbie Reiquam
E. R. McLean
Draws Stiff Fine for Driving While Drunk
Vernon Smith a 22 year old Shelby creamery truck driver was arraigned for drunken driving and fined 100 with 35 costs after a nighttime trip from Shelby to Great Falls ended in a rollover on the Sunshine trail near Dutton. A Dutton instructor found two men at the scene. they survived and were transported after state patrol involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Vernon Smith
Smith
Shelby Branch
Northern Creamery
Great Falls
Teton River
Sunshine Trail
Dutton
L. H. Burns
Dutton High School
J. L. Billings
Roberts
State Highway Patrol
C. KE. Berkner
Chateau
Shelby
McKenneys Visited Power Residents in Chateau
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. McKenney of Power were visitors in Chateau Friday. Their ranch lies near the Prairie View school, which is sometimes known as the McKenney school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. McKenney
Power
Chateau Friday
Prairie View
McKenney School
Chateau Sees Spring Building Boom With Homes and Stores
Construction surges in Chateau this spring and summer as a department store annex, a large furniture and home furnishings section, and several residences proceed. Key projects include Hirshberg’s annex, a five room frame house for K K Sturgis, and a log style home near the courthouse with full basement. Ground broken for multiple structures under local contractors and foremen, signaling a period of rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Hirshberg
Joe Knudtzon
Ilentges
Hobson Addition
George Gunther Place
Martin Vigen
Bynum
H. H. Bleecker
Graders Present The Runaway Song At H S Auditorium Tonight
The Chateau public school pupils directed by Miss Janet Aldrich stage the musical fantasy The Runaway Song at the high school auditorium tonight. A prince blinded by unhappiness finds sight through song, aided by Babette and Paddy, as Echo guides the tale through three acts with rhythm band interludes. Clarence Bleecker is stage manager and Dorothy Moore wardrobe lead the technical side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public
Janet Aldrich
Babette
Paddy
Clarence Bleecker
Dorothy Moore
Aldrich
Social Study club plans May 2 formal spring dance
The April meeting at Mrs. Wm. Olsen's home featured a read of a three act melodrama. Plans are underway for a formal spring dance on May 2, chaired by Mrs. Alva Law. The household arts group held a luncheon at Mrs. George Jackson's home in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Olsen
Alva Law
George Jackson
Trettin Reports Spring Work Underway Despite Moisture Shortage
L C Trettin a Power community farmer and district 30 school bus driver toured Chateau yesterday as spring farm work begins noting moisture conditions are not ideal for early field tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Trettin
Chateau
Also Mentioned on This Page
Federal Farm Loan
Milwaukee
R. R
W. W. Smith
Chateau Club
H. W. Bateman
Mae Walton
Marie Conlin
Mildred Herrington
Miss Conlin
Quhularship 1
Gt. Falls
Jewel Kleiv
John Owens
Joanna Hirshberg
Mildred Houfek
Helen Miller
Irene Erickson
Elizabeth Sorenson
Alice Gibler
Eunice Campbell
Kenneth Thompson
Alvin Meyers
Dutton and Power
Irene Wiprud
Yvonne Perusse
A. B Guthrie
FP. F. Sparks
Lions
FF. A
Teton Chapter
Ernest Pribl
H. D
H. S. Auditorium
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