Ladies Aid Meeting Set for August 14 and 15
The Ladies Aid and Mrs John Childers group plan a meeting next Wednesday after noon August 14 with Mrs Howard Hanson hosting Thursday afternoon August 15 at 2 o clock. New officers to be installed at the meeting. Hostesses include Mrs Hanson Mrs Mauseth and Mrs Abe Breere. Mrs W F Arensmeyer and Mrs Ted Arensmeyer hosted a shower for Mrs Reinhart Arensmeyer at the Arensmeyer home last Friday. Francis Suiste and family moved into the old Sahwanbeck place earlier this week after purchasing from Edwin Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John’Childthers
the. B Nee
E.h. D. Club
Stat
Howard Hanson
Thussany
Hanson
Mauseth
Abe Breere
Farmington post offices tour noted in city visit
Readers recount a visit by two Farmington, Connecticut girls who toured 22 Farmington post offices near their travel line. Mayors and locals share greetings as residents update on marriages and events. Hail damaged roofs and tax receipts show July gains for state revenue sources.
Notice of Closing of Registry for Fairfield Incorporation Vote
The notice states registration closes at 5 PM on September 10 1940 for a special election on incorporating the Town of Fairfield to be held October 26 1940. Eligible voters must register with the Teton County Clerk or a notary, JP, or Special Deputy Registrar John T Ammandson Fairfield Montana, with residency requirements and a described 172 381 acre town area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Teton County
Choteau
Montana
John T. Ammondson
Toode
Township Twenty-two
Monina
Chateau
Geo. A. Carroll
Highway Department Paints Center Lines on 2000 Miles
Don McKinnon reports a statewide project to repaint center lines on 2000 miles of road. A broken white center stripe will be painted where passing is allowed, with solid stripes on the dangerous side, and solid stripes on both sides on curves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Don McKinnon
Call for bids to care for indigent at Teton County Poor Farm
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites sealed bids for one year of feeding clothing and nursing the indigent sick poor and infirm inmates of the County Poor Farm starting January 1 1941. Bids due by September 3 1940. Bid forms provided by the County Clerk Geo A Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Geo. A. Carroll
Choteau
Monae
Good Opportunity at Fair to Study Dairy Herd Improvement
The article urges dairymen to attend fairs to study cattle judging and breeding trends. It stresses using judges and breed standards to set an ideal for herd improvement, comparing animals with top specimens, and learning why certain animals are placed ahead. This helps establish a precise goal for breeding and avoids indiscriminate mating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D. Treteveny
Montana State College
Treteven
State finds 2300 jobs. 500 remain for private sector
The employment division of the unemployment compensation commission placed about 2,300 men and women last month, with all but 500 in private industry. Barclay Craighead, commission chairman, says many openings will come from defense program industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
Barclay Craighead
Commission
Bob Women’s Club Meeting at Aug ene Stoffler Home
The Bob Woman's club will meet at the home of ay afternoon. Aug eneee Stoffler will erd with the en tertaining. Mrs. C. A. Austad returned home Wednesday from Butte where she has been taking treatments for the pest wee. John Davison and father of Chicago arrived at the Bob Davison ranch Monday evening, having driven from Chicago to Bob in two days. Donna Faye Dauwalder went to the Falls Wednesday to take part in the 4 H dress revue at the fair that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Woman's Club
Augenee Stoffler
C. A. Austad
Butte
John Davison
Chicao
Bob Davison
Chicago
Bob
John
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Falls
Fair
Bounty Paid for Coyotes in May and June Totals 16112
State Auditor records show 16112 paid in bounty for 8056 coyotes killed during May and June this year. Bounties of two dollars per head applied only to coyotes taken in those months when pups emerge from dens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
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Minnesota
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber
D. M. Bell
Suiste Plang
Shéuar
NG Fan
Karl’ Camden
Ethel Mae Brown
J*armington
Connecticut
Conner
Fred Smith
Farmingtons
Farmington
United States
Claude Witherall
A. Greene
Great Falls
Witherall
Yette Baker
Chris Hanson
Lois
Miles City
John Chalmers
Olaf Forseth
Leverett
Wash
Sagen
D. M. Reynolds
Myre
Chalmers
Billy
Oliver Forseth
Clarice
Ray Sbrook
Lars Nasset
Abe Boere
Howard Ness
Candace Armstrong
The
Fist Christian Church
State Board of Equalization
Penney's Shoes
Children’s Sport Oxfords
Alligator
Saddle Oxfords
Onfords
U.S
Marseilles
France
A. Carroll
Paul T. Smith
Rexall Drug Store
Rice Auto Court
Tom and Ernie
DODGE
Ralea
L. E. Taylor
Main Street
Chateau, Mont
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