Harvest Season Nears End As Wheat Quality Noted
Collins News reports D F Walsh and Henry Tomsha of the Rocky Mountain and Cargill elevators expect the harvest to close this week. Wheat weights run 56 to 61 lbs per bushel with generally good protein. 75 percent stored on farms. Spring wheat averages 8 to 21 lusters per acre. Hail and grasshoppers caused damage. Local social notes cover Horak honeymoon guests, a charmivary party, dinner visits, and a lengthy Missouri to California family visit including George Hoerman and John Hall en route to Pomona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Walsh
Henry Tomsha
Rocky Mountain
Cargill
Michael Horak
Minnesota
C. Lang
Horak
Ben Loch
Dutton
Alzheimer Home
Glacier Park
Wisconsin
R. H. Mayer
John Harkins
Sun River project fair entries announced for Fairfield
The premium list for the Sun River project fair set for September 20 and 21 in Fairfield is being prepared. Department superintendents include Foods Mrs Ed Bammel Sewing Mrs Ross Hatcher Poultry Mrs E O Jenkins Flowers Rev Chas E Tate School S L Dahl Vegetables Gottlieb Siegle Agriculture Don Luebbe 4 H Boys Al Meyer Smith Hughes George Tubb Horses Bernard Hatcher Hogs Harold Paul Dairy Fred Hansen Sheep Harley Eaton Beef E O Jenkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ed. Bammel
Ross Hatcher
E. O. Jenkins
Chas. E. Tate
S. L. Dahl
Gottlieb Siegle
Don Luebbe
Natalie McDermott
Bozeman
Natalie
Montana State
John Gronberg
Gronberg
Missoula
Girl Scouts Enjoy Long Passmore Cabin Outing
Chateau Girl Scouts led by Mrs. Gilbert Lee spent several days at the Passmore cabin on Deep Creek last week. They hiked swam rode horses furnished by J. C. Salmond and held outdoor games, folk dancing, story telling, dancing and singing each evening. Connie Dellno Jean Smith Jon Allen Elaine Passmore and others joined in snipe hunting with a list of scouts including Gilberta Amy Lee Virginia Sabé Anna Lee Dauwalder and Joan Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Gilbert Lee
Passmore
Deep Creek
J. C. Salmond
Connie Dellno
Jean Smith
Jon Allen
Elaine Passmore
Gilberta
Amy Lee
Virginia Sabé
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Joan Allen
Sun River fishing closed by order through May 20 1941
The State Fish and Game Commission ordered an immediate fishing ban on the Sun River section between Diversion and Gibson Dams in Lewis and Clark and Teton Counties. The restriction lasts until May 20, 1941, per B. L. Price, chairman, and J. A. Weaver, secretary.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Lewistown
Montana
Sun River
Diversion
Gibson
Lewis and Clark
Teton Counties
B. L. Price
J. A. Weaver
Role Briefs and Local Visits Highlight Week
The H D club opens its new year with a Thursday meeting at the hall featuring hostessgs Mrs Dora Standish Mrs Myles Standish and Mrs Pete Huidekoper with sewing aid lesson. Bozeman clothing specialist Miss Martha Hensley to attend. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Kermit Dale Lorraine at Great Falls and extended stays with the Arnold Bottenhagen families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Club
Dora Standish
Myles Standish
Pete Huidekoper
Martha Hensley
Bozeman
Quenton Bengston
Louis Firestein
Columbia Falls
Leslie Bush
Kermit Dale
Lorraine
Earl Jackson
Great Falls
Dale
E. C. Arnold
Kiy Wright
Hettinger
N. D
Tesch
Bottenhagen
Arnold
Neil von Wichen
Sophia von Wichen
Wm. von Setten
Farmington
R. D. Eaton
Ed. Hunt
Santa Cruz
Cal
Benson, Mathis and
C. F. Carlson
Library notes on new books and reading
The column highlights Harlequin House by Margery Sharp as a mood lifter with characters Lisbeth Ronny and Mr Partridge, plus Penthouse of the Gods by Bernard on Tibetan Lamaism, North of the Danube by Erskine Caldwell with Bourke-White photos. It notes the library’s varied new titles, open three days weekly, cards cost 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaiely
Harlequin House
Margery Sharp
Lisbeth
Ronny
Mr. Partridge
Theas Bernard
Tibet
Danube
Erskine Caldwell
Germany
Margaret Bourke-White
Bynum H D Club Installs Officers in August Meeting
The Bynum H D club met Monday afternoon August 26 at the Methodist church basement to install officers for the year. A lunch followed prepared by Mrs. Don ald Buck Bethune, Mrs. Patricia Smith and Mrs. W A Cherry. The group performed organ piano and violin trios Perfect Lady and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. Mrs. Smith offered two violin pieces Berceuse from Jocelyn and Torch Dance with accompaniment by Mrs. Bethune. About 30 people attended including Mrs. Mae Gallagher of California and new Blackleaf teacher R J Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum H. D. Club
Methodist Church
Donald
Buck) Bethune
Patricia Smith
W. A. Cherry
Edward German
Bethune
Mae Gallagher
California
R. J. Lewis
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