Montana Stockmen Told How to Trim Winter Rations
Growers facing feed shortages are advised to limit livestock to maintenance rations this winter. Montana State College animal husbandry head D. W. Chittenden outlines ration formulas from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station, including alfalfa and straw mixes for calves yearlings two year olds and breeding cows to minimize costs.
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Bozeman
Montana
D. W. Chittenden
Montana State College
Chittenden
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Teton County High School Announcements 1936 37
Opening date is Tuesday September 8 1936 Office hours run afternoons from August 27 to September 7 for pupil registration One or both parents should accompany entering pupils for registration A $200 payable on or before September dormitory available with Mrs J Wilson Moore as manager Principal A B Gutirie Clerk Inez Eckford August 27 to September 3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wilson Moore
July Red Cross report details aid and activity
The report shows 15 families aided and 48 children helped in July. Office calls numbered 28, home visits 14, and phone calls 4. Three letters were sent. 35 used garments and 35 pairs of used shoes distributed. Two workers logged 14 hours. value of used garments donated: 92.50 and 2700 in goods distributed.
July donors to chapter listed in Margaret Nagle
The record notes contributions totaling $7.94 during July from Mrs. Clara Baker Arnold Hanusa Mrs. Lucy Dennis Mrs. Ray Umphress Joseph John Lane Mrs. Bateman Gene Murphy Joy Harris and mentions Margaret Nagle in relation to the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Baker
Arnold Hanusa
Lucy Dennis
Ray Umphress
Joseph John Lane
Bateman
Gene Murphy
Joy Harris
Margaret Nagle
Opal Moore to Wed Attorney October 2
Announcement of Miss Opal Moore engagement to J Mayo of Redwood California. They plan to wed October 2 in San Francisco. Moore, a 1932 graduate of Teton county high, worked for Montana Dakota Utilities in Chateau and Missoula. Mayo is a State University School of Law graduate and a financial adjuster in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Moore
Opal Moore
J. ©. Mayo
Redwood
Calif
San Francisco
Teton County
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Chateau
Missoula
Adams
Hospital Notes From Maynard And Choteau Hospitals
John McDonald of Agawam entered Maynard hospital for medical treatment. An eight and a half pound son born to Mr and Mrs Louis Pearson of Fairfield at Maynard hospital. Arthur Johnson of Fairfield convalescent at Maynard hospital. Thorald Kolste of Fairfield underwent surgical treatment at Maynard hospital. G L Bengston of Dupuyer received surgical treatment at Choteau hospital. W W Cole of Fairfield medical patient at Choteau hospital. Dave Swenson of Bynum had tonsils removed at Choteau hospital. A daughter born last Friday at Choteau hospital to Mr and Mrs P H Crossen Jr. Mrs Forrest Ferris of Collins admitted to Choteau hospital for medical treatment. Buck Bates of Collins admitted to Choteau hospital for medical treatment. John Matoon of Power underwent tonsillectomy at Choteau hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McDonald
Agawam
Maynard Hospital
Louis Pearson
Fairfield
Arthur Johnson
Thorald Kolste
G. L. Bengston
Dupuyer
W. W. Cole
Choteau Hospital
Dave Swenson
Kk. R. Swenson
Bynum
P. H Crossen
Forrest Ferris
Collins
Buck Bates
Chotea
Fairfield Banker Visits With Family at Chateau
Fairfield banker J. T. Young cashier of the First National bank of airfield and his daughter Miss Betty Young visited the Chateau yesterday. He reported general prosperity on the Fairfield project this year despite adverse conditions. He noted a very good hay crop, alfalfa hay around $13 a stack, with several thousand tons shipped. Demand comes mainly from Great Falls dairymen, with some going to stock men.
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Fairfield
J. T. Young
First National Bank of
Betty Young
Young
Great Falls
Holding Golf Matches at Chateau Country Club
The first of two women’s golf matches at Chateau Country Club was held last Friday with Mrs. Shirley Wallace finishing first, Mrs. Frank Stearna as runner up, and Mrs. Clinton Core Lew in third. The next match is planned for Friday forenoon with committee members Mrs. George Coffey and Mrs. D. P. Fabrick. Players arrange refreshments with local eateries.
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Chateau Country Club
Shirley Wallace
Frank Stearna
Clinton Core
Lew
George Coffey
D. P. Fabrick
4-H AND ADULT FAIR EXHIBIT CLASSES LISTED
For the 4-H Fair an adults home ec and agricultural display will be held. No prize money, ribbons awarded for top three. Classes include small grains, field seeds, ear corn, 1986 crop potatoes, vegetables with a farm display, canned meats and canned vegetables across multiple lots. Parents urged to bring exhibits.
Teton County 4-H Fair Sets Classes and Livestock Note
The third annual Teton County 4-H fair in Chateau on Sept 19 lists classes for canned fruit jelly jams and a six or more variety collection. Livestock entries are not a core department but ranchers may show for ribbons only. County Agent Fred Willson announced premium list and rules via a mimeographed pamphlet mailed to members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Fred Willson
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Monarch
Kraft
Swift
Irisbie
Hirshberg’s
A. B. Gutirie
Inez Eckiord
Red Cross
Electrolux
Ont
Ava Cty Safety
Rice Auto Court
Ray Neuman
Mgr
Dakota Utilities Company
Choteau
Chateau Woman’s Club
Rexall Beauty Shop
Vivian
Phyllis
Phone Jix
Textension
Mountain View Gardens
Martin Vigen
LSS
Wwe
Chateau Hardware Co
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