Scout Anniversary Observance Planned at Masonic Hall
The Boy Scout troop and officials plan a Friday night observance of Scout anniversary week at the Masonic hall. An open program begins at 6 30 with a banquet for about 150 including delegates from Fairfield Dutton and Bynum. Prominent scouts from Great Falls are expected. Paul Alzheimer will become a tenderfoot, a court of honor will follow, and advances include Bobby Proff Jim Peterson Chas Roll Bill Baillie and Gene Burke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau -Boy
Masonic Hall
Uuion Club
Fairfiield
Dutton
Bynum
Chalmers Death Attributed to Pilot Control Error
Government report from the accident board of the Bureau of Air Commerce cites loss of control as the probable cause of the Fort Shaw crash on November 13. Nicholas Beazley NB 86 plane NC-595-H, pilot John M Mamuzich, passenger Walter Chalmers, details of the final landing maneuver and spins noted.
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Fort Shaw
Walter Chalmers
Chateau
Federal Bureau of Air Commerce
Great Falls
Nicholas Beazley
Department of Commerce
John M Mamuzich
Farmington, Mont
Tickets for Fun Feed Issued to Communities
The Fun Feed committee approved equitable ticket distribution to communities and tickets go to committeemen for sale at 75 cents each. Doors open at 5 pm with events starting 5:45 and dinner at 6:30 on Thursday Feb 20 at the county high school auditorium. Unsold tickets must be returned by Feb 17 for redistribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
D. Swenby
Claude Windecker
Power
Keith Hane
Chateau
Beck
John Toenyes
Bole
W. G. Dauwalder
Bynum
Ed. Savik
EF. Reid Swenson
Premium Center
Olaf Taarson
Farmington
Henry Davidson
Collins
Geo. Alzheimer
Diamond Valley, Co. Co. Juelfs
Dutton
P. H. McClellan
Farmington Club Meeting And Canal Co Annual Result
The Home Demonstration club will meet at the hall next Thursday February 13 at 2 oclock with a Valentine themed roll call. Hostesses are Mrs Conner Mrs Nyhus and Mrs Hilda Anderson. A party was sponsored at Farmington hall last Saturday evening by several couples. Gordon Monkman was re elected secretary at the Farmers Co operative Canal Co annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Demonstration Club
Valentine
Conner
Nyhus
Hilda Anderson
C. G. Passmore
R. A. Reiding
Oliver Manseth
Richard Clearman
Meyers
F. W. Smith
Farmington Hall
Farmers Co-operative Canal Co
Gordon Monkman
Pilot Lost Control Led to Aircraft Accident
The incident is attributed to a failure of the pilot to maintain proper control of the aircraft, causing an accident. Further details are not provided in the readable text.
Mike Ferris War Vet Dies in Hot Springs South Dakota
Word reached here of the death of Mike Ferris an old time rancher of the Blackleaf district and esteemed citizen. He died January 16 at the Veterans hospital Hot Springs SD after Christmas time treatment. He was Spanish American War veteran accorded military honors at burial in Willow cemetery Bayard Iowa. Funeral January 19 at St Patrick's Bayard was a military service with color guards firing squad taps and mass. Relatives listed include Mrs H Courtney Mrs J Moylan Mrs J W Anderson John Moylan John Ferris and J P Ferris among others.
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Mike Ferris
Blackleaf
Veterans’ Hospital
Hot Springs
South Dakota
William A. Hegerty
St. Patrick’s Church
Bayard
Iowa
Acantha
Ferris
Michael L. Ferris
Potsdam
New York
Canada
Montana
John Moylan
J. W. Anderson
Dawson
Willow Cemetery
BE. J. Rogers
Chas. Miles
Elmer Rhodes
A. McGee
EF. Remele
E. Stofer
G. Ault
C. Stiller
G. Hidlebaugh
H. I. Pulver
A. Curtis
H. Courtney
John Caraher
Arthur Moylan
John
Harold Moylan
Thornton & Minor Pile Ointment Ad Promotes Clinic Formula
An advertisement touts Thornton and Minor Pile Ointment sold by leading druggists for 60 cents and one dollar. It claims the private formula from the Thornton and Minor Clinic in Kansas City Missouri, billed as the world’s oldest and largest rectal clinic, with a satisfaction guarantee or refund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton & Minor
Thornton & Minor Clinic
Kansas City
Local Club Officers Reelected And Community News
W I Arensmeyer and Howard Hanson were reelected as treasurer and secretary with Clarence Savik and Martin Depner elected to the board. Savik named president, Arensmeyer vice president, Tan nen superintendent. An international program featured songs readings and a one act play. Geo Slanger learned of his brother's death in Montana and left for Lewistown for the funeral. Reinhart Zeibarth and Ernest Schepler arrived from Wilcox Nebraska. Mrs Schepler and son planned to join at the Zeibarth home. Gas tank tampering reported at a party in Kaldi ngton with limited fuel for the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarmington
Parage
State Wheat Producers Organization Seeks Grower Support
A regional meeting in Great Falls formed a committee to study legislation and promote wheat producers. Attendees included John Weinschrott Fallon county Henry Sheffels Cascade county and others who will gauge local sentiment and report back. Richardson named temporary secretary treasurer and Sheffers as temporary vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Mr. Proff
John Weinschrott
Fallon County
Henry Sheffels
Cascade County
W i. Westlake
Gallatin County
F. B. Purdy
Hill County
Southwick
Phillips County
R. G. Tyler
Sheridan County
C. L. Warring
Yellowstone County
Richardson
Sheffers
Used Cars For Sale By T L Taylor
Local dealer T L Taylor advertises a small lot of era cars including 1928 Chevrolet coach 1929 Chevrolet coupe 1929 Ford coupe and sedan plus a 1935 Ford V8 sedan with radio and low mileage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Taylor
Wallace Motor Company
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Plan to form state wide farmers group under AAA program
In Great Falls a meeting discussed establishing a permanent organization for wheat growers with offices planned in Great Falls. With about 35 000 wheat growers in the state a nominal annual dues payment from the group was considered easily doable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Plan
Great Falls
Proposes temporary county farming organization with potential growth
Mr Proff reports on a provisional county grouping for growers with named officers and a plan to seek permanent setup by new members. He will await instructions before expanding organization work at Chateau and may contact growers via old community committees. he endorses the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Proff
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Mirage
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Ernest Arensmeyer
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