Sun River Slope Canal and Pishkun work awarded bids
Fairfield Times reports bids opened Aug 5 for Sun River slope canal and Pishkun reservoir work. Seven bids. Martin Wunderlich of Jefferson City Mo is low at 211000 for two schedules, others range to 385565. Project entails moving over a million yards of earth, 270000 overhaul yards, 1050 cubic yards concrete, 84000 pounds reinforcing steel, and 10000 cubic yards blocking material to fill canal pores and deteriorating floor lining.
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Fairfield Times
Sun River Slope Canal
Pishkun
Sun River Reclamation
Sun River Stope Canal
Pishkun Reservoir
Martin Wunderlich
Jefferson City
Fort Peck
Walker
Campaign to Promote Montana Dairy Products Month
The Montana dairy department launches a statewide campaign to promote milk cream butter cheese and other dairy foods with September named Montana Dairy Products Month. Officials cite 1932 success and urge newspapers and the public to join to strengthen dairy and related industries across the state.
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Montana
Dairy Department
Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Department
Wisconsin
Aes
Ater
Premium Center Notes on Family Visit and Local Happenings
Elizabeth McLean and friend returned from a west coast tour Saturday night and plan a park sticker collection for their Chevrolet. Dinner with Henry Breaner’s family, fair attendance praised, Edwin Anderson buys land, and George Miller passes away. Mustard harvesting begins this week.
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Elizabeth McLean
West Coast
Olaf Larson
Henry Breaner
Edwin Anderson
Swain
George Miller
Willemstad Capital City of Curaçao Presents Rich Shopping Hub
Willemstad, on the island of Curaçao, serves as the capital of the Dutch West Indies group and stands as a prominent, vibrant shopping center noted for its richness and beauty.
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Dutch West Indies
Willemstad
Curecao
Montanans Inc Expands Tourist Promotion Across Regions
Helena August 10 Montanans Inc is funding a Black Hills representative to lure more visitors to Montana. He distributes maps and literature, explains the highway system and local attractions. The group has run a wide campaign including a 7,000 mile midwest east tour contacting 265 agencies, 30,000 booklets, 300,000 envelope inserts, and extensive east and midwest advertising.
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Helena
Montanans, Inc
Black Hills
Montana
Middle West
East
National Parks
Fort Peck Dam
State Highway Commission, Fish and Game Department
State Department of Agriculture and Publicity
Mountanans, Inc
Beck H. D. Club News Recaps Busy Year at Schoolhouse
The Beck H. D. club concludes an active year with events at the schoolhouse including a Halloween masquerade dance October 27 to fund tin cups, a November layette for a needy family, a November 16 community recreation party, Christmas blankets food and toys, February 15 recreation party and dance, and April 2 Power hall get-together with the Power club. A short play A Good Girl in the Kitchen was shown April 5 for community and Farmer's Union, plus a silver wedding dance for John Toenyes in Power hall and a June 15 benefit dance for Cordova junior basketball. The community sent 18 representatives to the home management tour and 10 to the all-county chorus at the chautauqua. Two new members joined. officers for the coming year are Mrs. John Toenyes president, Mrs. Joe Dirkes vice president, Mrs. Leslie Dederick secretary, and Mrs. Matt Schaefer and Mrs. Leonard Beck leaders.
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Beck H. D
Oscar Kregness
Frank Newman
Everett
Power Club
Beck School
Farmer’s Union
John Toenyes
Cordova
Chautauqua
Joe Dirkes
Leslie Dederick
Matt Schaefer
Leonard Beck
Able Dederick
Time of the Masses at the Catholic Church
Next Sunday August 18 the Feast of Saint Helena mass will be at Chateau 9 oclock and at Bynum 11 oclock In Augusta mass is at 8 30 oclock and Fairfield 11 oclock It will be communion Sunday for Augusta and Chateau Rev J F Schulte Pastor.
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Saint Helena
Chateau
Bynum
Augusta
Fairfield
J. F. Schulte
Repeal Petitions for Marriage Barrier Not Received in Choteau
Petition drive to repeal the gin marriage law reports no submissions in Choteau as of yesterday. Billings headquarters noted strong public backing with a predicted success, while Rev. George S. Sloan urged continued effort to meet the August 28 deadline. Organizers in Rosebud Prairie and Yellowstone counties report ongoing circulation and checks by county clerks.
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Choteau
Billings
Montana
George S. Sloan
Rosebud
Ffb. McNabb
Terry
Prairie County
Yellowstone County
Sloan
Pendroy Social Notes Record Regional Trips and Visits
Pendroy residents report outings and visits across Montana and neighboring towns. Larry Swanson and Lloyd Eng drove to Great Falls on Wednesday. Mrs. Davis spent the weekend with her son and friends, while Elizabeth Sorenson stayed with Rhoda Tappan in Great Falls.
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Larry Swanson
Lloyd Engstrand
Great Falls
E. N. Davis
Park
I. S. Hale
Minneapolis
Frances
Carl Olson
C WW
Ray Johns
Sioux City
Iowa
Hl. &. Davis
Pendroy
Elizabeth Sorenson
Rhoda Tappan
Chas. Thomas
Chateau
B. C. Jannusch
Ed. Nier
Belton
Ladies’ Aid
Nick Wellenstein
Shirley
Roland Peterson
Conrad
Lee Hamer
Mab
Howard
Mable Smith
L. O. Kellogg
Carl Kochman
Bynum
Tappon
Reid
Crismas Promoted to Internal Revenue Agent
R M Crismas deputy collector for the Great Falls district for about ten years has been promoted to internal revenue agent and assigned to Salt Lake City. The civil service appointment focuses on income tax. In northern Montana he built many acquaintances and was well known in Choteau.
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R. M. Crismas
Internal Revenue
Great Falls
Internal Revenue Agent
Salt Lake City
Crismas
Choteau
Former Choteau teacher reconnects in Washington visit
Rev Edwin Dover met Mrs Pearl Kennedy Marshall in Snohomish Washington. Marshall, wife of a Presbyterian minister, recalled teaching in Choteau Montana where Phil S Cole and Mrs C S McDonald were in the faculty. She asked to be remembered to old friends including Mrs Margaret Davis.
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Washington
Edwin Dover
Snohomish
Marshall
Dover
Montana
New Historic Marker in Choteau Area Highlights Buffalo Range
A highway marker north west of Choteau six miles reads about the buffalo range and a legend of the Indians origin and disappearance. Helena dispatch notes 17 new markers to be placed this year with plans to reach 150 next year on state highways.
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Teton River
Buffalo Range
Helena
D. A. McKinnon
Highway Commission
Robert Fletcher
Missouri River Canyon
Craig
Cascade
Sun River
Great Falls
Eagle Falls
Giant Springs
Choteau
Captain Lewis
MacDonald Pass
Montana
Gold Creek
Hell Gate
Blackfoot
Bonner
Missoula
Missourua
St. Regis
Elkhorn
Big Belt Mountains
Winston and
Townsend
Forks
Missouri
Gallatin Valley
Boseman
Bozeman Pass
John B. Bozeman
Boulder River
Captain Clark
Yellowstone
Billings
Junction
Custer
Outfits
Old Fort Custer
Big Horn
Yellowstone River
Rosebud River
General Gibbon
General Custer
Tongue River
Powder River
Glendive
Buffalo and
Indian Country
Wibaux
Last Chance Gulch
Dutton Area Reports Fair to Good Crops as Harvest Near
The Dutton section expects a light harvest with crops averaging up to 20 bushels per acre on summer fallowed land. East of town Ben Loch foresees better yields while the Collins district west sees poorer output. the area between Dutton and Chateau may produce 15 to 20 bushels. Mustard harvesting will start soon. no rain since May leaves soil dry but favorable conditions for combining anticipated.
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Dutton
Ben Loch
Collins
Chateau
Dutton Sentinel
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Glendora
Legion Pavilion
Faurot
Aeouwa
Goodyear
RB. W. Kreager
Sebadiase
Sedalia, Me
Wiles
G. H. Weddington
Avenue
Madison, Iena
Choteau Garage
Choteau, Montana
Standard Oil Co
Gus Depner
Mer
Chrismas
Texaco
Ellsworth Strand, Mor
Choteau, Mont
Teton
Chas. Miller
Prop
Ray R. Porter
Bynum Bynum
Bynum Davis Garage
Pendroy Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau Garage
Tom’s
H. A. Hanson
Cleir
J. B. Conner
Farmington
Otto Schaeffer
Agawam
Ford Motor Company
America
L.E. Taylor
Kas
Neon Ane
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