Elk Roundup Reports Stir County Range Service
Ranger Sam Harris reports elk activity west of Augusta with an estimated 3000 head outside forest bounds and 300 to 400 near Allan ranch on Sun River. The stockmen say foothills hold most elk, while some venture near Elk and Smith creeks. haystacks largely undamaged and a general roundup pushed elk back to forest during recent months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Lockhart
Sam Harris
Elk Creek
Augusta
Harris
Smith Creek
Willow Creek
B. P. Martin
Allan Ranch
Sunriver
Dearborn
High School Notes Fill Week With Events and Updates
The page previews a mix of school activities across departments. Operetta excitement promises laughter and dance. Winners and losses in sports include Teton vs Center Ville and Teton vs Conrad upcoming Friday. Lessons in sewing foods and occupations update classes. Kindergarten starts February 19 with 9 05 reporting. Tests end the first three weeks of the second semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Davis
Teton
Centerville
Conrad
Power
Miller
Winona Roberts
Fergus County High School
Lewistown
Teton County High School
Fairfield real estate bid rejected by county board
The Teton county board of commissioners Monday rejected Mrs. L. C. Vanderhoof of Fairfield in a bid for county real estate in Fairfield. Her offers of 1500 and later 2000 were refused as the board held out for 2500. The property partly includes the Elmer Genger residence, acquired after the Fairfield State bank failure. The session also appointed Thos Healy as chief inspector for the Fairfield district, succeeding Henry Ness who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Board of Commissioners
L. C. Vanderhoof
Fairfield
Vanderhoof
Elmer Genger
Fairfield State Bank
Thos. Healy
Henry Ness
Young People Earn 1929 4-H Pins in Teton County
Fifty two youths in Teton County are to be awarded 4-H club achievement pins for completing their 1929 club work, according to the county agent's announcement.
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Teton County
The
Teton County Shipping Association
Dwyer Plans Implement House Opening in Chateau
T F Dwyer formerly of Great Falls has arrived in Chateau to open an implement store. He leased the L E B Taylor garage, previously Meyer Motor Sales, and will sell Oliver farm machinery Hart Par r tractors Nichols and Sheppard products and the Superior drill with parts and repairs. He aims to open about the 15th with a first carload arriving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Dwyer
Great Falls
Chateau
Dywer
L. E B. Taylor
Meyer Motor Sales
Oliver Farm
Hart-Parr
Nichols and Sheppard
Dwyer
Farm Shop Course Is Assured Says Luther
Luther of Smith-Hughes at the county high school announced Wednesday that strong interest in a farm shop course for adults prompts its definite holding. Capacity will not exceed 20 with 15 target originally. 25 applications have already been received. The first meeting is set for Saturday February 22 at the high school to decide meeting frequency and length. No fee is charged but a deposit covers material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes
Breezy Hill Folk Celebrate 25th Anniversary Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Moser hosted friends for their 25th wedding anniversary and received a silverware set. A tractor show drew Breezy Hill residents to Cha teau. Miss Venetta Brown returned home from illness in Choteau the week’s end. H. H. Wuest hosted a surprise party for Alma’s 18th birthday. Chinook weather was welcomed in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Moser
Chateau
Venetta Brown
Choteau
Trost and Sons
Reuben and
Helmer
F. E. Woodward
H. H. Wuest
Alma
Jake Trost
H. H. Weist
F. E
Premium Center News Highlights A Snow Route Struggle
The delivery man failed to complete his route last Monday due to a snowbird incident and six weeks of tough going on clear roads. Residents Mrs. E R McLean and Mrs. Tatman are mentioned with Tatman in poor health. Herman Huisenga and E R McLean drove to Farmington while a through truck was found to Choteau. The community attended the Power Morgan power farming meet and enjoyed talks and lunch. Tickets for the Farmers Fun Feed are in demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McLean
Wm. Tatman
Chateau
Choteau
Farmington
Premium Center
Power-Morgan Power Farming
Gas development progress noted by Pondera Utilities manager
A J Esteness reports steady progress in introducing natural gas to area cities and cites major uses in the Black Hills South Dakota region. He notes large consumption by State Cement Co at Rapid City and mentions gas for schools, railroad shops, a sanatorium, and mining labs, with supply lines extending to Miles City Glendive and Marmarth.
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A. J. Esteness
Pondera Utilities Company
Conrad Monday
Black Hills
South Dakota
Esteness
Minnesota, Northern Power Company
State Cement Co
Rapid City
State School of Mines
U. S. Indian Sanatorium
U.S. Cavalary Post
Fort Meade
Sturgis
State Normal School
Spearfish
Burlington and Northwestern Railroad
Deadwood
Homestead Mining Co
Lead
Glendive-Baker
Miles City
Montana
Glendive
Marmarth
North Dakota
New Forest Clerk Agnes Ault Arrives for Junior Post
Mrs Agnes Ault arrived last Friday to take a junior clerk position at the forest supervisor's office in the city. She has spent six years with the Indian service of the interior department and was recently stationed at the Fort Peck reservation near Poplar. She has rented an apartment at the Glenloyd.
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New Forest
Agnes Ault
Forest Supervisor's
Ault
Indian Service
Department of the Interior
Fort Peck Reservation
Poplar
Glenloyd
Odd Fellows Social At Masonic Hall Draws 100 Plus
The Chateau Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held their monthly social at the Masonic hall Tuesday night with C. H. Porter Jas Peebles Harry B. Price B O Price Frank Salmond and Peter Sandmo on the entertainment committee. Over 100 attended with dancing cards and refreshments. The next sociable is set for March 4.
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ODD Fellows
Chateau Odd Fellows
Rebeckahs
Masonic Hall
C. H. Porter
Jas. Peebles
Harry BE. Price
B. O. Price
Frank Salmond
Peter Sandmo
Auto tax money received by County Treasurer on final 1929 distribution
County Treasurer O. G. Meadows reports January 27 receipt of a $792.40 check from State Auditor George Porter marking the final 1929 auto license tax distribution. The road fund has accumulated $19,248.65 from this source for 1929.
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George Porter
Mr. Meadows
Eighth Grade Girls Form Outdoor Club Under Miss Miller
An outdoor club was organized last week by a group of eighth grade girls with Miss Miller as guardian. The following were elected to hold office for the club.
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Miss Miller
New Radio Uses Hot Air Power by Farmington Inventor
Farmington hosts a radio entertainment demonstration showcasing a batteryless tube free system invented by J. B. Conner with partners H. C. Nyhus and M. M. Moser. The device uses heat powered rays to broadcast, promising little operating cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Conner
H. C. Nyhus
M. M. Moser
Martin Hanson
Slanger
H. E. Passmore
Gus Depner, Jr
Casper Peterson
Arnett
Gleason
Farmington Hall, Inc
Doris Anderson
Farmington Honor Roll and Attendance Awards
Prizes will be presented by teachers to pupils on the honor roll for five consecutive months. Recipients include Boyd Stenson Doris Anderson Irene Lookley Hazel Davidson Margaret Stenson and Cora Otness. Quarter holidays for perfect attendance were awarded to multiple students including Boyd and Margaret Stenson and Doris, Joseph and Junior Anderson. Albert Schwanbeck and family visited the O DeRusha home last Sunday. Mr and Mrs J B Conner visited Great Falls for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stenson
Irene Spokley
Ruth Slanger
Dorothy Swenson
Lois Swenson
Margaret Stenson
Hagel Davidson
Cora Otness
Doris Anderson
Irene Lookley
Hazel Davidson
Farmington School
Boyd
Doris
Joseph
Junior Anderson
Gertie
Alvin Stone
Wayne
Lloyd
Earl LeDesky
Allan Talifson
Robert
Dick Perry
Albert Schwanbeck
O. DeRusha
J. B. Conner
Great Falls
Church leaders plan $15000 community hall in Bynum
John E. Lee retired bishop and C. V. Lilenquist presiding elder attended Mrs. Peter Kelly's funeral from Bynum. They said the Latter Day Saints church plans a $15000 all purpose hall this spring with a dug basement. Foundations soon and construction will include a dance floor and stage for religious services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Lee
Church of the Latter Day Saints
C. V. Lilenquist
Bynum
Peter Kelly
Methodist Episcopal Church a Community Church Lincoln Sunday
The Methodist Episcopal Church invites the community to a Lincoln Sunday program with Church School at 10:00 a.m. Morning Worship at 11:15, Epworth League at 6:30, Evening Service at 7:30 featuring Boy Scout anniversary guests. Tuesday includes 11:30 Bible study, Thursday hosts an Industrial ladies supper. Be. R. Kaemmer, minister.
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Lincoln
Epworth League
Boy Scout
Ladies Industrial
Power farming school draws Gap residents and locals
The Gap News notes many locals attended a Power farming school by the Power-Morgan Co last Saturday. Eugene Foster visited Great Falls last Monday. A Leslie Bush home gathering occurred last Sunday with guests reporting a good time. Jennie Van Brunt and children stayed with Sam Luinstra over the weekend. The school bus reached Chateau on Monday via the road, avoiding field detours recently. Delbert Walrath, an electrician for Fairbanks Morse Co, is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power-Morgan Co
Eugene Foster
Great Falls
Leslie Bush
Jennie Van‘Brunt
Sam Luinstra
Chateau
Delbert Walrath
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Ja cob Luinstra Home Visitor and Horse Team Search
Great Falls records show a visitor at the Jacob Luinstra residence Monday. Peter and Sam Luinstra engaged last Tuesday in hunting for a lost team of horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Jacob Luinstra
Peter
Sam Luinstra
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Jesse Bitting
Evelyn Craig
Louise Clarkson
Evelyn Clarkson
Marthele Young
Beryl Jones
Anna Temple
Dorothy Miller
Mary E. Robinson
Lillian Shannon
Davida Proff
Myrtle Dale
Irene Proff
Emmerson Earls
Ray Decker
Herbert Moon
Alvin May
Vivian Craig
Margaret Hodgskiss
Margaret Doughty
Rachel Gitchell
Winona Gitchell
Adeline Lehnertz
Lydia Menghini
Helen McGinnis
Winnifred Senfert
Beth Cheetham
Betty Sollid
Anna Glavey
Cathryn Schabel
George Rice
Billy Cole
Herman Earls
Rudolph Menghini
Margaret Connor
Arcade Cafe
Arcade Pool
Hall
Lindseth & Yeager
Luther
Betty Jackson
Mo Ke
Vivian Kochi
Catherine Bitting
John Burroughs
Gene Stratton Porter
Woman’s Club
Public School News
J.C. Penney CO
Choteau, Montana
Methodist Episcopal Church
BE. R. Kaemmer
the Gap News
Ames Teel
Tim Cook
Ben H. Fisher
C. Jas. Smith
Teton Implement Co
C. G. Roberts
Rawleigh’s
Rawleigh Company
Dept
Minneapolis
Minn
Social Center Hall
Acantha
Higerican
Mt-9-J
Hansen’s Store
J. H. Byler
W. G. Bloomdahl
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