Census Bureau Survey Probes Farm Labor in August
The Census Bureau will ask farm work questions during the current population survey in Teton county. District Supervisor Robert F Maloney notes the goal is to measure farm labor force size and composition to assess defense production needs. The survey covers workers on farms, number with multiple farm jobs, types of farm work, and youth involvement in food production. a prior survey found about 650000 youths aged 10 to 13 on farms.
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Eci
Teton County
Robert F. Maloney
Maloney
America
Herman Ellingson Funeral Services Held for Local Resident
Funeral services for Herman L. Ellingson were held at Community church last Wednesday afternoon. Burial followed in the Fairfield cemetery. Born in Mount Morris Illinois he homesteaded near Fairfield in 1911 and retired two years ago. He married Gladys Beale in 1916 and is survived by three brothers and four sisters, none residing in Montana.
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Herman L. Memorial Hospital
Tan 3d
Robert Livingston
Hinting
Fairfield
Ilinga
Mount Moeris
Faireld
Gladys Beale
Simms
Montana
Lions district leaders meet in Edmonton council gathering
Murphy district governor of Lions 37C and R E Nelson district secretary attended a one day Lions International meeting at the MacDonald hotel in Edmonton Alberta with district governors from Montana and Alberta. They discussed convention plans budget and membership goals and announced a midwinter cabinet meeting at Lethbridge February 16 and 17.
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Leo Murphy
Lions District
R. EB. Nelson
Lions International
Chateau
Service Club
Edmonton
Alto
Canada
Montana
Alberta
MacDonald Hotel
Lions Clubs
Lethbridge
Murphy
Nelson
Tavel
Power school opening delayed by week for construction
Construction at Power School pushes opening from Labor Day to September 10. Superintendent Owen Loftsgaarden said workers need extra time to remove materials and finish brickwork, with additions under roof and potential late fall use.
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Owen Loftsgaarden
Power S
Loftagaar
Possa
Wreck Victims Identified In Conrad Incident
Vaughn Wreck reports indicate two men, Barnett and ONeill, were involved in a late day Conrad auto incident. Shell, an insurance adjuster, survived with his wife and child. Barnett, on summer vacation, also worked as an adjuster. papers suggest his wife vacationed in Florida. ONeill’s condition labeled satisfactory, hospitalization expected about a month.
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Shell
Ford
Masonic Lodge
Barnett
Florida
Conrad
O'Neill
Cat Falls
O'Neil
Tribune
Bernard Toenyes Named Chairman of Soil Board
A Teton Soil Conservation District meeting at the Soil Conservation Service office in Chateau on August 3 named Bernard Toenyes of Power as chairman for the coming year. Wayne Proff of Dutton was elected vice-chairman. Bryan Corbett of Chateau and Alfred Crawshaw of Fairfield were named district treasurer, succeeding Leonard Rice. County Agent Raymond Kelly remains secretary.
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Teton Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service
Chateau
Bernard Toenyes
Power
Board of Supervisors
Wayne Proff
Dutton
Bryan Corbett
Alfred Crawshaw
Fairfield
Leonard Rice
Bynum
Raymond Kelly
Bozeman Couple wed at Pendray ranch in outdoor ceremony
Edna Buck of Bozeman and Donald Swanson of Pendray married before about 40 friends at the W W Roberts ranch west of Bozeman. Rev George W Goddard officiated the double ring ceremony with Leona Jones and Nelia True singing. Afterward a reception at the Robes home featured pastel bouquets and a three tier cake. The couple plans a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park and will live on the groom's Pendray ranch. A dance is planned at Golden Slipper hall in Pendray Aug 18.
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Edna Mae Buck
Bozeman
Donald A. Swanson
Pendray
W. W. Roberts
George W.goddard
First Baptist Church
Lester Lewis
Weldon Swanson
Leona Jones
Neltia True
Robes
Milton Roberts
A. D. Bruitt
Adam Grossack
C. H. Friuitt
Harry Swanson
Golden Slipper Hall
Heman Reports On Convention of Attorneys
County Attorney and Mrs Heman returned from the Montana County Attorneys convention at Livingston. FBI talks covered criminal investigations and lab services, with experts from Washington as needed. Program discussed wire recorders evidence habitual criminal statute and writers of bad checks. General Olson spoke on gambling and punchboards, case in Montana Supreme Court. Kalispell to host next year. Sande to succeed French as president.
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Livingston
W. G. Bannister
Harold Vogeldsang
Montana
FBI
Butte
Heman
Washington
Arnold H. Olson
Montana Supreme Court
Hemnan
Teton County
Kalispell
Charles B. Sande
Billings
John D. French
Polson
Une “Association
Fm “Harrison
Wees
Arid
Conrad
Sir Conrad
Introducing Dr Lloyd J Michael to area cattlemen
County Agent informs cattle growers that Dr Lloyd J Michael of the Bureau of Animal Industry will be based in Chateau to assist cattlemen in Teton Glacier Toole and Pondera counties with Bangs disease and tuberculosis control. He urges ranchers to arrange Bangs tests through the Chateau office and notes cooperation is essential for sawfly studies and fertilizer plots. Wheat harvest nears and farmers should store grain carefully to minimize insect hazards using DDT and moisture control.
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Lloyd J. Michael
L. J. Michael
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Chandler
Ariz
Chateau
Michael
Teton
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Dr. Michael
Lambert Toren
Lionel Swenson
Chateau and Dutton
Jake van Brunt
Willard Paulus
Legion Post Installs New Officers in August Meeting
James Smith post of the American Legion installed new officers during the August meeting. Dick Conklin becomes post commander, Bud Moulton first vice president, Rex Peterson second vice president, Carl Field adjutant, Lowell Scott finance officer, Jay Robinson chaplain, Gerdor Monkman service officer, Cornelius Kooyman sergeant at arms, and Chris Beck historian. Claire Hensley state department historian conducted the installation. Beck reported on the Missoula state convention where Chateau delegation opposed a 59 cent dues increase.
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James Smith
American Legion
Legion
Dick Conklin
Bud Moulton
Rex Peterson
Carl Field
Lowell Scott
Jay Robinson
Gerdor Monkman
Cornelius Kooyman
Chris Beck
Claire Hensley
State Department
Missoula
Chateau
Move of Company Leader to Great Falls Mansion
The executive changed his position at the same firm and planned a return to a home at 717 7th Ave. South in Great Falls Montana after years with the company at its hottest point.
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Hotest
Great Falls
Montaxis
7Th Ave
Great Palls
Legion Lions Clash In First Night Ball Game At Choteau
The American Legion ball squad faces a tough tilt as Dizzy Dunckel plans a special punch while V. Hollar leads yells from the stands and Nelson and Fedrick coach bases. No injuries will earn purple hearts. this marks Choteau’s first night game.
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Echeloris
Dizzy Dunckel
Culone
American: Legion Legion
Farl
Hollar
Nelson
Dick Fedrick
American Legion
Big Cat
Dew Dunckel
Choteau
Stott Wedding Guests From Roundup to Missoula Attend
The Stott wedding drew relatives from Ronan, Roundup, Missoula, and Hot Springs among others. Guests included James and Mrs Allred and Jean and Don Allred, plus Eldon Toogood and families. After the ceremony in Charlo, the couple left for a Canada trip and will reside in Choteau where the groom works with the Choteau Flying Service.
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James Z. Allred
Ronan
Vaunt
Jean
Don Allred
Rodney Eddington
Eldon ‘Toogood
Clarence ' Toogood
Great Falls
Clara
Belle ‘Barsness
Missoula
Charles’ “Olson
del Carter
Rot
Charlo
Dni Chateau
George Toogood
Hot Springs
Ted Stott
New Holland
Canada
Choteau
Mima Dunning and Charles Rogers Wed in Great Falls
Mima Dunning daughter of Mr and Mrs J M Dunning of Great Falls married Charles J Rogers son of Mr and Mrs W C Rogers of Chateau on July 29 in the Elizabeth Brown parlor of the First Methodist church Great Falls. Rev Marvin Adonis officiated. The bride wore a white shadow organdy gown with matching hat and net veil. A corsage of red roses complemented her ensemble. Maid of honor Margaret Brent of Great Falls and best man Frazicis McKeesefs of Chateau attended. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home with Mrs Gere Dunning and Mrs La Roy Luckett assisting with serving. The bride is a Great Falls High School graduate.
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Mima Lee Dunning
J. M. Dunning
Ith Street
Great Falls
Charles J. Rogers
W. C. Rogers
Chateau
Elizabeth Brown
First Methodist Church
Marvin Adonis
Margaret
Brent
Frazicis McKeesefs Chateau
Gere
Dunning
la Roy
Luckett
Great Falls High
Ahd
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Howard W. Heman
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Mima Dunning
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