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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1941

Page

4

Marketing Service Spring Report on State Crop Conditions

Agricultural Marketing Service notes above normal fall precipitation restored moisture depleted in 1940. Mild temperatures through October and late killing frosts aided good fall plowing and winter growth before heavy storms in November. December to March was mild and dry, with precipitation about 41 percent of normal. Winter wheat and perennial grasses survived well despite sparse snow.

Agricultural Marketing Service

Weather report notes mild winter with local soil damage

The winter was generally mild with slight killing and light soil blowing. Livestock wintered well and hay carryover persisted for a third year. Mountain snow was below normal and spring precipitation is needed to sustain irrigation for summer.

Greenfield Community News Highlights Local Events

Mr and Mrs Ellis Urich stayed with Nels Pearson on route to Conrad after wintering in California. A car crash in Great Falls injured Mrs A H Hansen and bruised a child. both cars were badly damaged. The community mourns Mrs Elmer Mills DePrata in Fairfield. Greenfield PTA elected officers Clifford Paddock president and others. Two 4 H sewing clubs formed led by Mrs Sheveland, Mrs Converse, and Mrs Frank Mang. Easter vacation at Raval School and H D club talks on furniture planning followed by tray purchases for meetings.

Ellis Urich Nels Pearson Conrad California Clifford Peterson Great Fall A. H. Hansen Great Falls Peterson Sterling DePrata DePrata Elmer Mills Fairfield Greenfield T. A Gordon Glass Art Shop Clifford Paddock Baker Doornbos Burbridge Greenfield H. D H. D Miss Conlon

Easter Party In Diamond Valley Draws Local Guests

Diamond Valley host Mrs. Chris Jensen entertained her daughter Billie Loliday at an Easter party on April 11. Jeannine Jensen and Lois Goodell organized games and a faster egg hunt, with a lunch served. Guests included Betty Treabish Joyce Polland Maxine Goodell Helen Christensen and Patty Ann Shein. Mr. and Mrs. Christensen visited Great Falls on Thursday. Mrs. Frank Goodell and children are spending Easter on their Diamond Valley farm. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schultz moved to their summer farm.

Chris Jensen Billie Loliday Jeannine Jensen Lois Goodell Betty Treabish Joyce Polland Maxine Goodell Helen Christensen Patty Ann Shein Christensen Great Falls Frank Goodell Diamond Valley Harry Schultz

Western dance to aid British relief in Great Falls

Mrs B P McNair of Great Falls chairs a Western style dance event in Chateau aimed at raising funds for British War Relief. Miss Alva Larson will sell tickets, with T O Larson taking part in a western square dance. A pinto horse raffle is planned at 50 cents a ticket. Roscoe Kernan leads a 12 piece orchestra for five hours of dancing in cattle chute entries and corral decorations.

Chateau B. P. McNair Great Falls Green Mill British War Relief Fund McNair Alva Larson T. O. Larson

Pendray Community Easter Guests and Local Visits

Sunday dinners and Easter gatherings fill Pendray households as families such as the Phillips, Moon, Rosengren, Sorenson, Inbody, Swanson, Pfiffer, Connole, Thomas, Shelton, Mitchell, Tooley, Talbert, Gitchell, Brownell, Durland, Estes, Johns, Caskey, Porter, Gibler, Larson, and Rose visit relatives across town. Cards prizes go to Carl Peterson, Harold Wellenstein, and Pustell Frisell. Several families return from wintering trips in Oklahoma, Texas, and other places. An Easter dinner potluck is noted at the Talbert home. A baby boy was born Thursday at Conrad to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Moon.

F. W. Phillips W. P. Phillips O. C. Durland Oklahoma Texas Conrad Herbert Moon Cha.fields W. H. Wellenstein Barrett Frisell Riley Peterson John Roc Harry Swanson Chas. Tesch J. 44 Chateau Joe Thomas Herbert Thomas Jay Gitchell Max Brownell C. Durland Roy Estes Fred Durland Tachantree Fairfield Paul Rice C. W. Johns George Porter Ralph Caskey Lewis Gibler Ranch Larson S. J. Rose Great Falls H. C. Nelson

Role Briefs and Local Social Notes From Great Falls Area

The H. D. club plans a furniture store tour to Great Falls on Monday afternoon April 28. Members should meet at Albright's Furniture Store at 2 p.m. Miss Conlon coordinates the arrangements. Easter visits include Mrs. H. Von Wichen and family at the Wm. Von Setton home. Other locals attend Easter meals and birthday celebrations.

H. D. Club Great Falls Albright’s Wm. von Setton von Setton Dauwalder and Sons Donna Faye Maxine Sturgis Dorothy Kosnick Sweetie Lear Ranch Bob Davison Wiseman John Bjork Johnnie Poore Emil Johnson Louise Bottenhagen Paul Mathis Earl Bjork Sidney J. P.tuilekoer Bobby Dicky Dauwalder Miss Bily Chris Evanson Big Fork Spens Kaare Larson

FFA News Teton Chapter Excels at District Meet

The Teton FFA judging teams placed well at the Fair field district meets on March 29 and April 5. Ray Tumblin won first in public speaking. poultry judging first. grain judging second. stunt second. rifle shooting second. livestock judging third. district sweepstakes second. The rifle club has strong practice, earning NRA and government medals, with five members selected for Bozeman to form a state FFA band for the fairs. Owen Monkman, Reporter.

Teton Fairfield Ray Tumblin Bozeman Owen Monkman

Beck Farmerettes Elect Local Club Officers

The Beck Farmerettes held their organization meeting at Mrs. Joe Tackes home on April 4. Officers elected include President Marcella Tackes Vice President Gladys Gamradt Secretary Lucille Primus Recreation Leader Bernice Dreyer and News Reporter Louise Dreyer. Mrs Tackes hosted a pleasant lunch after the meeting.

Beck Farmerettes Joe Tackes Marcella Tackes Gladys Gamradt Lucille Primus Bernice Dreyer Louise Dreyer Tackes

Teton County Sportsmen Move Meeting to Tuesday Evening

The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will meet at the courthouse next Tuesday evening. The meeting is postponed from Friday night as originally planned.

Teton County Sportsmen’s Association Court House

Recreation council meeting at Chateau high school

The county recreational council will hold a meeting at the high school in Chateau on Saturday evening April 26.

County Recreational Council Chateau

Signing Farm Plan Sheet Required for AAA Participation

Teton county farmers must sign a farm plan sheet by May 1 to participate in the 1941 Agricultural Conservation program. W. Wellenstein cites the plan for estimating Triple A payments and guiding a war era farm strategy amid wheat surplus and looming quotas.

Teton County W. Wellenstein Corn Agricultural Conservation Committee Europe Secretary of Agriculture Triple A

Ladies' Aid Meeting Planned With Mrs Carlson

Farmington community notes report the Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs Clarence Carlson next Wednesday afternoon April 23. Chuck Otness accompanied his father L J Otness to Great Falls hospital for a nasal hemorrhage treatment. Russell Saxbury and family from Riceville visited Abe Breeze's home last Sunday. Ray Swanson secured a Guernsey heifer call from Oregon for a 4 H project. Clarence Carlson hosted a dinner with Chris Evenson family Kaare Larson and Leif Johnson plus Guy Johnson Evelyn Zeigler and Stanley Johnson.

Ladies’ Aid Clarence Carlson Chuck Otness L. J. Otness Great Falls Otness Russell Saxbury Riceville Abe Breeze Ray Swanson Oregon Chris Evenson Kaare Larson Leif Guy Johnson Evelyn Zeigler Stanley Johnson

Court Term Extended to April 24 by Judge Hattersley

The term of court originally set for Friday has been continued to Thursday April 24 by order of Judge R M Hattersley.

M. Hattersley

Install Road Signs in Glacier Park

Glacier National Park installs hundreds of directional and informative signs to ease visitor travel. The sign program, aided by CCC labor and park staff, will near completion for the 1941 travel season with luminous night letters for safety.

Glacier National Park Libbey Noday National Park Service CCC D. S. Libbey

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