Program by H. C. clubs rendered Friday in park
Eight of ten Home Demonstration clubs in Teton county joined an achievement day program at the American Legion pavilion in the city park. 4-H girls judged and demonstrated to select delegates for the North Montana fair with prize attendance standings led by Bynum Liberty Center Pendray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion
North Montana
Lions Club
Bynum
Liberty Center
Fred S. Willson
Mildred Jones
J. Wilson Moore
Betty Jones
Collins Club
Marvin Lindseth
Nelson
Frances Smith
Bozeman
Miriam Birdseye
Washington, D. C
Home Demonstration Club Council
80 000 Native Trout Fry Planted in Teton
80 000 native cutthroat trout fry received from the U S government were planted in the upper waters of the Teton. The shipment via the Great Northern was sent to the Teton County Sportsmen's association and 41 cans hauled to Baker guest ranch for packing into streams. Franklin Allum arranged transport and cooperation from local dude ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Teton
Great Northern
Teton County
Sportsmen’s Association
Frank Allum
Baker Guest Ranch
Gilroy
Giant Springs Hatchery
Fairfield Project
Cordova and
Power
The
Sportsmen's Association
Teton All-Stars Prep for Next Sunday Showdown
Manager Geo O Hara trains the Teton All-Stars for a next Sunday game against the Conrad All-Stars. A rainout last Friday halted Independents vs Hasbeens in the Twilight league, with a rescheduled date to be announced. Upstarts beat Cast offs 15 to 7 in a Twilight league game Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. O'Hare
Teton
F. F. A. Boys Prepare Exhibits for North Montana Fair
The Future Farmers of America chapter at the county high school held its summer meeting to plan for exhibits and fair attendance. Fred Broeder chaired. 15 farm mechanics and sheaf exhibits entered. Teams for live stock and grain judging were formed and two trips planned to Great Falls and Gibson dam picnic set for August 16 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Fred Broeder
Montana
Lions Club
M. K. Luther
Great Falls
Agriculture Department
Our County High School
Future Farmers Chapter
North Montana Fair
Charley Rose
Jim Moore
Jerome Toenyes
Bernard Toenyes
Howard Koch
Gibson Dam
County Agents Meet in Havre for Rehabilitation Conference
County extension agents from Cascade and nearby counties gathered in Havre to hear about rural rehabilitation plans and production control programs. Speakers included B A Starch and Robert Clarkson discussing state planning board recommendations and county role in implementing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fred Willson
Havre
B. A. Starch
State College Agricultural Economics
State Planning Board
Robert Clarkson
Richland
Wibaux
Dawson
Prairie
Fallon
Carter
Custer
Powder River
Rosebud
Terry
Big Horn
Stillwater
Musselshell
Fergus
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Billings
Cascade
Teton
Pondera
Glaceri, Chouteau
Phillips
Blaine
Valley and
Hill
Birch Magician and His Company At Legion Event
Birch the noted magician and his company appeared Saturday under the American Legion auspices. A fair crowd called him clever and entertaining while Miss Sperry played marimbaphone. Delays from a bridge incident in Cut Bank caused late arrival for the matinee and evening shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch
American Legion
Mr. Birch
Miss Sperry
Chateau
Teton FFA Chapter Places Fifth in National Dairy Contest
The Teton FFA chapter won over ten teams in Montana but placed fifty fifth nationwide in the Hoard's Dairyman dairy cow contest. Thirty nine agriculture students entered the winter event. Local boys’ record is judged of high merit given many schools competed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
300 Acre Forest Fire on South Fork Near Gates Park
A lightning sparked forest fire burned around 300 acres of valuable timber on Headquarters creek in the Sun River drainage near Gates park. Ranger L. H. McLean and about 40 fire fighters, aided by ground crews, worked since Monday with initial hopes of quick containment fading as the blaze grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Headquarters Creek
Sun River
Gates Park
B. A. Roll
Chas. Burocker
Forest Service
L. H. McLean
Acantha
McLean
The
Teton
Augusta
Bar Mountain
Chateau
Lions Club Pool Opens With Big Splash in County
Bathers flock to the new Lions club swimming pool as four days of operation draw 69, 112 and 155 visitors on opening days. A. H. McGinnis reports about 25 dollars daily from admissions and season tickets, with 111 season tickets sold by Tuesday forenoon. Lifeguard Leslie Jourdonnais travels for Red Cross training, while Helen Bateman covers duties. Season rates range from 1.50 to 2.50 for adults, with lower prices for teens and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Lions Club
A. H. McGinnis
Leslie Jourdonnais
Great Falls
Cascade County
The
Red Cross
Helen Bateman
Dean J. M. Hamilton
Montana State College
John Billings
Frances Moye
Harry Davidson
Fairfield Stringed Quartet
Alex Longmuir
Helen Gunderson
C. O. Juella
Harry Laubach
Earl Jeulfs
Calvin Wixom
Hazel Trescott
Arnold Hanusa
Norma Tennant
R. Er. Nelson
North
Chris Trebesch
W. W. Smith
Leslie Jourdonnain
Marie Conlin
Nancy Stenson
Agawam
W. G. Dauwalder
Dean Waterman
Smith Drug Store
Jonas Johnson
T. J. Cheetham
Evelyn Dull
A. C. Munson
G. R. Talbert
Hail Damages Crops North of Choteau Friday Night
A narrow Teton county storm last Friday evening damaged grain and pea crops north of Choteau with losses from 25 to 50 percent in Agawam area. Wheat and pea crops near Aga wam suffered higher losses. farmhouses windows were broken and hail insurance was light in Farmington-Agawam but heavier on Porter beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Teton County
Cut Bank-Butte
Montana Power Company
Chateau
Agawam
Pondera Valley
Valier
L. J. Otness
Ray Davidson
John Edwards
Jim Lightfoot
Farmington
Wm Schoppe
George Slanger
A. W. Ziebarth
Joe LeDesky
Porter Bench
J. G. Johnson
Chet Thomas
W. G Bradley
Clyde Christianson
Jim Connore
Garnet McDonald
Clarence Rose
Farmington-Agawam
Porter Beach
Council Fixes Tax Levies for 1934 32 Mills
The Chateau city council raised the total levy to 32 mills for 1934 from 29. A new band levy of one mill and a two mill rise in the water works sinking fund caused the increase. City Clerk J G Jackson cited lower valuations and tight operating expenses as the main reasons, noting no red ink but the need to shift funds and face upcoming bond payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
J G. Jackson
Immense winter wheat yields reported around Dutton
Reliable reports this week indicate Dutton territory is producing extraordinary winter wheat. A combine reportedly made two passes in one field and forecast yields around 62 bushels per acre. At Fred Phillips place yields are about 52 bushels and Loch ranch reports 15 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Fere
Fred Phillips
Loch Ranch
Relief Committee Active Aids Teton Farmers Harvest
The Teton county FERA relief committee aids farmers in securing harvest workers especially for pea fields and haying. John Hentges says the service is committee driven, not FERA, with 17 workers sent out Monday. Contact needs include the Chateau Hardware store or the ERA office in the courthouse. The merged relief office now operates under Miss Alda Torgerson, with Ruth Tretheway as clerk. Direct relief food shipments of pork cheese lard and beef are planned, with flood of cases to be investigated and emphasis on feeding children. Flour has been removed from relief commodities due to high prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
FERA
Headquarters Creek
John Hentges
Hentges
Chateau Hardware Co
ERA
Court House
B. A. Roll Insurance Agency
Helena
Social Welfare
Alda Torgerson
Ruth Tretheway
Mr. Roll
Ifentges
Cacaccecaeeee
Eascaces Chateau Band
Alice Johnson
Helena Johnson
Esther Martinson
Address Beast
Robert Clarkson
Dutton Girls
Fin Botabete
Beryl Jones
Fred Swenson
Jerome Toenyes
Dere Coffey
Larry Larson
Wesley Cherry
Pendrey
G. R. Talert
Primary Election Campaign Costs Filed by Local Candidates
The office of Geo. A. Carroll shows detailed campaign expenses for the July 17 primary. Listings include Kropp 15.00, Jackson 5.00, Ferris 5.00, Rosholt 34.50, Smith 5.00, Funk 25.80, Depner 34.80, Waynild 8.00, Dillings 51.90, Conner 36.25, Widwards 10.00, Murphy 34.50, Dale 27.50, Carroll 320.00, Johnson 15.00, Eckford 20.00, Zimmerman 6244, Larson 19.55, Packer 18.00, Smith 20.00. Law requires a statement of campaign expenses within 15 days after the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kropp
J. G. Jackson
C. H. Ferris
O. A. Rosholt
C. James Smith
R. K. Funk
Martin Depner
Otto Waynild
J. I. Dillings
J. B. Conner
N. Widwards
Eugene Murphy
Hl. Dale
Geo. Carroll
Jonas Johnson
Inez Eckford
Earl Zimmerman
Government Hay Buyer Offers Farmers Eight Dollars Per Ton
J. R. Quigley of the Montana State Relief commission spent days in Fairfield interviewing farmers about selling alfalfa or good wild hay at eight dollars per ton. Government payment covers shipping and relief labor, with forms available through local banks. Terms require two dollars down and four dollars later, with the balance on delivery. Quigley to return to Chateau later this week. Two divorces were granted at the court’s special term: Mabel Nolde versus Walter Nolde and Ivveclle Volk versus Dewey M. Volk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Quigley
Montana State Relief Commission
Fairfield
Ealing
Quigley
Chateau
Mabel Nolde
Walter Nolde
Ivvcille Volk
Dewey M. Volk
Teton County Chautauqua Dates Set for August 29 31
The Chautauqua committee announces new dates August 29 to 31 after health concerns prompted postponement from July. The program includes senior and junior events with dances, plays, choirs, talks, and musical acts led by local organizers and volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Robert Kunk
W. G. Dauwalder
Mabel Caskey
Fred S. Willson
M. Bammel
Chautauqua
F. W. Smith
G. R. Talbert
Iona Davidson
H. R. Thompson
R. E. Nelson
Chateau Lions Club
Arnold Hanusa
All County Chorus
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H. C
Pendray
Heather Mitchell
Kathleen Wallace
Helen Burke
Arma Allum
Lois Hodgskiss
Wilma van Scharpenzeel
Nora Bush
Wilma Schultz
Hazel Goodell
Rachel Gitchel
Betty Brownell
Baseball News
Council
Water Works
Relief Committee
Geo. A. Carroll
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