Mrs Reo Coghill Mourns Mother in Great Falls
Mrs Reo Coghill was summoned to Great Falls due to her mother’s serious illness and notices her mother’s death on Sunday. Community sympathy is extended to the relatives as Mrs Coghill, formerly Miss Opal Burton, mourns.
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Reo Coghill
Great Falls
Coghill
Opal Burton
Darwin Crane
Roscoe Thompson
R. H. Mayer
Doughaday
Mildred Baquet
Brady School
Marion Lockhart
E. Stinson
Paint Tools: Brush with Rubber Handle and Stirring Paddle
A 14 inch brush features quality black bristles set in rubber. Includes a paint stirring paddle always handy and useful for mixing paints.
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Rugger
Local Health Update And Club Meeting Report
An appendicitis case at Conrad hospital was reported in good condition by Thursday afternoon. Dean F. Waterman returned from Camas Hot Springs and is improving. The H. D. club met Thursday at the hall with county agent Mr. Willson leading a demonstration. Premium Center club ladies attended.
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Conrad Hospital
Dean F. Waterman
Camas Hot Springs
H. D. Club
Willson
Premium Center Club
Choteau Creamery Installs New High Capacity Butter Churn
The Choteau creamery installs a 3200 gallon Cherry Burrell churn from Cedar Rapids IA. It will produce about 1200 pounds of butter per cycle, replacing an older 220 gallon unit. The churn uses stainless steel in cream contact areas and California redwood and Douglas fir in interiors. It is motor driven with roller bearings and enclosed gears, and a taller barrel design yields larger butter masses. New concrete work supports the unit.
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Choteau Creamery
Cedar Rapids
Junior Prom Set for Friday May 3 at High School Gym
Invitations go out for the annual junior prom hosted by the junior class for the seniors. The event will be held Friday May 3 in the high school gymnasium with Miss Evelyn Mathtmiller as sponsor and organizer. The juniors plan a beautified gym and a customary enjoyable evening.
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Evelyn Mathtmiller
Road of Ages by Robert Nathan in Library Pick
Library notes announce Road of Ages a fantasy about the journeys of the Jews across Europe and Asia to the Gobi desert. The author known for One More Spring returns with humane storytelling in a Book of the Month selection.
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Robert Nathan
Europe
Asia
Gobi Desert
Hours of Masses at Catholic Church Easter Sunday
Easter Sunday services are scheduled in multiple towns with Mass at Augusta 8 30 Choteau 9 and Bynum Dutton Fairfield 11 Confessions in Choteau Augusta and Power 3 and 7 30 Saturday and Easter Confessions and Mass by Rev Father Kane S J in Choteau A papal request for a triduum in Choteau at 7 30 each evening Friday Saturday and Sunday to pray for peace and harmony in the war threatened world Rev J F Schulte Pastor
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Augusta
Choteau and
Power
Bynum
Dutton
Fairfield
Choteau
Father Kane
S. J
Holy Family Mission
Holy Father
J. F. Schulte
Agawam Spring Weather Delays Crops and School
A spring rain neared, snow remains, delaying planting in Agawam. Roads closed by snow halted Sunday school for two weeks. Local events include the Agawam Home Demonstration club forming, a quilting party and chicken dinner, and births and illnesses noted among residents.
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Wn. Breding
Great Falls
Hanson Brothers
Johnnie Bogle
Agawam Home
Arthur Weist
Albert Nelson
E. B. Noble
Bynum
Saco
Mont
Smith
Carl Malone
F F A Notes on Sweaters Emblems and Degrees
F F A members in the local vocational agriculture class have purchased sweaters and emblems. About two thirds wear the insignia of the Teton chapter. The emblem features an ear of corn with an owl, plow, rising sun and the letters F F A. Symbols signify wisdom labor progress and national scope. Membership rules limit wear to enrolled members with home supervised practice. Nearly 60,000 farm boys nationwide are FFA members. Montana has 35 chapters and 1200 members, including 49 in Teton. Two Teton members Fred Broeder Pendroy and Fred Meadows Choteau seek the Montana State FFA State Farmer degree at the April convention. Green hand and future farmer degrees are awarded locally. honorary degrees go to adults aiding agricultural education. Fred Willson is the county extension agent and honorary member. Both candidates are active leaders.
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Teton
The
Future Farmers of America
Fred Broeder
Pendroy
Future Farmers
United States
Montana
Teton Future
Fred Meadows
Choteau
Teton County High School
M. K. Luther
Montana State College
Fred Willson
Teton County
Chateau
Fred
Rodolph Moser Elected to Succeed Jack Jensen
Rodolph Moser was unanimously elected to replace Jack Jensen whose term expired. The John Gemar family has not moved their cattle or machinery yet due to poor roads and weather after the election last Saturday.
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Rodolph Moser
Jack Jensen
John Gemar
A PHEAD Proposes Bills To Abolish Board Bills
The author jokes about taxation waste and debt, and calls for laws limiting risky activities and misused confidence. He notes Senator Blower introduced a highway billboard abolition bill, and he plans a bill to abolish board bills everywhere.
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Blower
Notice to Creditors Estate of Della Peters deceased
Executor H. W. Bateman calls all creditors and claimants to present verified claims within four months of first publication. Claims should be shown to the executor at George Coffey’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. First publication March 28, last April 18, 1935.
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Della Peters
George Coffey
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
H. W. Bateman
State Future Farmers Honor Teens With Keys
Broader heads the chapter this year as Fred Meadows serves as secretary. Meadows placed 12th in grain judging in May, while Broeder won first in the farm shop banner. Applicants must maintain 80 plus grades and supervised farm work.
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Broader
Fred Meadows
Meadows
Broeder
Fred
Luther
Stott Family News From Utah Visit and Local Council Meeting
Emerson Bynum Smoot Rowley Lu cy Stott were surprised when their father arrived from Utah. He then left for Salem to visit a brother. Vilate Stott Lula Swenson attended the H D council meeting at the Cha teau courthouse and gained ideas from Miss Blanch Lee and County Agent Fred Willson. George Stott and wife returned home from a six week stay in Utah.
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Emerson
Smoot Rowley
Lucy Stott
Utah
Salem
Vilate Stott
Lula Swenson
H. D. Council
Chateau
Miss Blanch Lee
Fred Willson
George Stott
Community visitors and travels noted in local reminiscence
Reports describe a friendly visit homeward bound and numerous trips to Great Falls for shopping and hauling cattle hogs and loads. Families from Agawam Vaughn Bynum and Flathead attend the M I A festival with dances and scenes. Some plan Idaho Falls relocation and others move into Burke home as school closes.
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Fields
Joe Burke
Flathead
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Burke
Tronson
Ira Perkins
Evelyn Campbell
Leah Stott
Great Falls
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