Greenfield Home Demonstration and school plans restored
The Greenfield Home Demonstration Club resumes meetings in September led by Georgia Tuel with hostesses Selah Converse and George Gratton. Greenfield grade school reopens September 6 with new painterly interiors, a 10000 gallon fuel tank, oil heating, upgraded kitchen and auditorium plans, and an expected larger enrollment including fifteen new students from Power district.
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Greenfield Home
Georgia ‘Tuel
Selah Converse
George Gratton
Freida Schroder
Greenfield H. D
Bridal shower honors Mrs. Stoudt’s daughter Katherine Ritenour
The Aug 17 church bridal shower for Katherine Ritenour drew about 60 friends. Jean Stromswold read Father of the Bride while Shirley Lusty and others sang. Hostesses were Mrs. T. R. Larson, Mrs. Paul Page, Mrs. J. R. Jones, Mrs. E. N. Davis, and Mrs. Paul Rice.
Local Social Notes From Cascade and Nearby Areas
Anna Lee of Cascade has visited at the Rose home the past two weeks. Mr and Mrs J A Swanson spent time at the park. Mrs Perry Sorenson was a Great Falls visitor last week. Mrs X F Hoeschen is a patient at St Marys hospital in Conrad. She returned home briefly then went back to the hospital. Mr and Mrs Wagner Halvorson were business visitors in Great Falls last week. Mrs Carl Peterson has been visiting at the W H Wellenstein and Russell Frisell homes the past two weeks. Harvesting has been slow locally but crops ripened notably this past week. Mrs Jay Gitchell drove to Pendray last week with her husband and is recovering nicely. Mr and Mrs Al Warneke visited in Rowan last weekend. Mr and Mrs Herbert Baumgartner, former Pendray residents, visited Paul Rice and were dinner guests at Paul Briges Tuesday.
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Greenfield
John Shoquist
Great Falls
Jake Brandais
Jake Lurke
Rosella
Eva
Patty
Y’onne
Austin Randall
J. Lutke
Syracuse
New York
Dave Lutke
Fairfield
LaValley
Millard Johnston
Dutton Royal
Kas
Low
Elsa Holt
Aaron Barritt
Johnston
Dutton
Selah Converse
Los Angeles
al Perry
Katherine Ritenour
Jean Stromswold
Shirley Lusty
June Johns
Linda Rose
Janet Rose
T. R. Larson
Paul Page
J. R. Jones
E. N. Davis
Paul Rice
Lavone Dailey
Richard Page
C. W. Fields
H. W. Stoudt
Marilyn Young
Bozeman
Shirley Stoner
Manhattan
Glen Stoudt
H. D. Club
W. J. Earles
Rat Earles
Jane Earles
Miss Schroder
Billy
David Warneke
Myrtle
Eleanor Rose
Janice Stromswold
Virginia
Susan Nelson
Johnny
Jimmy
Betty Ann Connore
Janet
Linda
Johnny Rose
Ricky Stoudt
Shirley Johns
Linda Johns
Anna Christen
Gary
Marlice Moon
Perry Sorenson
X. F. Hoeschen
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Wagner Halvorson
Carl Peterson
W. H. Wellenstein
Russell Frisell
Jay Gitchell
Pendray
al Warneke
Rowan
Herbert Baumgartner
Paul Brige
Crist Trebesch
Genoa
Clyde Baquet
Reo Coghill
Elizabeth Alzheimer and Sons
Emil Schlepp
Gordon and
Vernece
Ted Swirzek
Tommy
Joe Jarosimek
Chicago
the Oriental Limited
Eugene Baquet
A. M. Limpus
Winnifred, Mont
Eugene Baquets
Ralph Robertsons
Shelby
Winnifred
Limypus
N. J. Allen
Yakima
Wash
G. E. Nickey
Minnesota
Ralph Robertson
Fort Benton
Mr. Robertson
Lloyd Campbell
D. B. Crane
A. de Bruycker
General Mills
Collins
Lowell Collins
Lee Bjerke
Collins Hall
Harry Lamma
Walier
Mont
Dora Kelsh
VA Will Make Housing Loans In Teton County
The Veterans Administration designates 55 Montana counties including Teton for direct four percent housing loans to World War II veterans. Loans max at $10,000. veterans may not have used GI loan entitlement. Apply via VA loan guaranty division Fort Harrison.
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Montana
Teton County
Veterans Administration
G. I
Lamb Crop Said Lowest Ever on Record in Montana
The 1950 Montana lamb crop reached 1,004,000 head, the lowest on record, down 17 percent from 1,204,000 last year and far below the 10-year average of 1,993,000. Breeding ewes for lambing totaled 1,304,000, down from 1,433,000 a year ago and far under the 10-year average of 2,366,000 amid adverse weather and reduced breeding stock.
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Montana
the Agricultural Statistician
Helena
Lambs Saved and Weather Hurt Montana Lamb Crop
Lamb losses rose due to severe winter and spring weather while Montana moved to fourth in lamb crop size behind Texas Wyoming and California. Local notes report visitors, farm work, truck purchase, insulation, and upcoming school session in Collins Montana.
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Montana
Texas
Wyoming
California
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Mirl Gratton
Jack Adamson
Great Falls Y. M. C. A
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Austin Rindal
Lurke
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Dale Paddock
Forest Service
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Mark
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Margaret Howden
Alta Mae Converse
Denton
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Lester Riphenberg
Helen Price
Spirit Lake
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Clifton Tracy
Karen
Pat
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Tracy
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Gene
Don
Donald Hatcher
East Liberty
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Col
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Chateau Electric
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Tesch
al Erat
Thiphont
Mr. Farmer
Enuction Lumber Company
Anna Lee
Cascade
Tick Rose
J. A. Swanson
Studebaker
Chateau
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