Equalization Board Holds Power to Value Taxable Property
Montana senators report the board of equalization has unlimited power to fix utility property values for taxation and cannot be controlled by legislature. The seven of nine members signed the memo opposing a bill requiring identical rate and tax statements by utilities. Senators Drumheller Angvick Campbell Arnold Hammond and Mann signed the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Equalization
Montana
Senate Taxation Committee
Senate
Equalization Board
Railroad,and Public Service Commission
Drumheller
Glacier
Mann
Big Horn
Angvick
Sheridan
Campbell
Missoula
Arnold
Stillwater
Hammond
Wibaux
Woman's Club to Host Feb Meeting at Bole Hall
The Woman's Club holds its regular meeting on Thursday evening February 16 at Bole hall with a 6 30 pot luck supper and a short program plus cards. Everyone in the community is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Bole Hall
Ole Skee
John
St. Shaw
Ole John Holm
Andy Erickson
Ben Benson
Kermit Dale
Great Falls
Chris Vanson
Kalispell
Evanson
Karre Larson
Evanson Ranch
Big Timber
W. G. Dauwalder
Gregor Tangen
Farmington
Chateau Hospital
Greenfield News Briefs Show Vacation Plans and Local Notices
Greenfield residents plan a California road trip to visit the San Francisco fair with Mr. and Mrs. David Svendby and the Reverend and Mrs. O. Anderson. Miss Beulah Lindberg misses school due to illness and is replaced by Mrs. Bernard Hatcher. Boy Scout and Girl Scout meetings were canceled due to weather. H. D. club notes February meeting, two new members bring total to 56, and a program on Floor care with Sealtex and Congoleum featured a tap dance and an acrobatic demonstration. The husbands banquet on Feb. 14 expects about 130 attendees with toast mistress Mrs. H. O. Arps. Several members ill with colds. no church service at St. Paul Lutheran next Sunday. Mr. Evans remains ill at his daughter’s home, cared for by Mrs. H. O. Arps. Wallace Maxfield family hosted dinner with Ray Bandow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Svendby
O. Anderson
California
San Francisco
Beulah Lindberg
Greenfield School
Bernard Hatcher
H. D. Club
Alvin Sage
Jacob Brandt
F. O. Hoover
Eileen Howden
Ruth Stormwind
Florence Ruth Hoover
Patty Lou Eaton
Arletta McInerney
H. O. Arps
J. J. McInerney
Ernest Knight
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Anderson
Evans
Elmer Robertson
Robertson
Busy Beavers 4-H Club Meeting Notice
Busy Beavers 4-H club will hold a meeting at Verna Huff man's home on February 14, 1939. Each member brings a Valentine and sewing box. Dish towels to be finished for judging. Each girl brings plain cloth for a pot-holder. Margaret Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Beavers 4-H
Verna Huffman
Margaret Armstrong
Chick's Shell Station Installs Headlight Testing Equipment
J. L. Sulgrove proprietor of Chick's Shell Station announces the installation of the latest headlight testing and checking equipment. The device tests and realigns all headlamps and replates reflectors to meet highway rules at low cost. Motorists are invited for a free checkup.
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J. L
Chick) Sulgrove
Chick’s Shell Station
Sulgrove
McGinnis Family Mourns Davenport Mother Funeral
A. H. McGinnis travels to Davenport Iowa for the funeral of his mother Mrs Eva McGinnis 88 who died there last week. Surviving are another son Orvie of LeClaire Iowa and the McGinnis family recalls her 15 years ago visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. McGinnis
Davenport
Iowa
Eva McGinnis
Stick-toit 4 H Club Reorganizes and Plans Hogs
The Stick-toit 4 H Club restructured last December with eight members and set Hogs and Gardening as next year projects. New officers are Arthur Mauseth president Walter Mavseth secretary Morris Swenson vice president Lawrence Swenson reporter Howard Willson recreational leader. Leaders are Chris M Swenson and Walter Mauseth. The January 1 meeting at P L Otness included county agent dairy judging talk and plan to enter Hoards dairy judging contest. After games led by Howard Willson a lunch was provided by Mrs Otness. Next meeting to be at Fred Willson’s home. Lawrence Swenson Reporter.
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Arthur Mauseth
Walter Mavseth
Morris Swenson
Lawrence Swenson
Howard Willson
Chris M. Swenson
Walter Mauseth
P. L. Otness
North Star 4H Club Holds Fifth Meeting
At Patty Stroms home the fifth meeting of the 4 H club was held with all members present. Patty demonstrated tunafish salad and wash dresses were judged. The group sang, played quiet games, and planned the next meeting at Greta Bushs home Saturday at 2 00. If stormy we will meet at Gronbergs on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Strom
Patty
Greta Bush
Gronberg’s
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Commissioners End Session at County Court House
County Commissioners N. W. Ed wards Al Udin and Jim Peebles closed their monthly session at the courthouse after meeting from Friday through Monday as the board of public welfare and then as the board of county commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Edwards
al Udin
Jim Peebles
Court House
Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Delinquent Accounts Placed On Cha teau Credit Association List
The Cha teau Credit Association announces a delinquent accounts list effective April 10 1989. Monthly on the eleventh the list will be corrected and copies detailing amounts owed will be sent to each undersigned debtor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Credit Association
Home Oil Co
Baker’s Standard Service
Chick’s Shell Station
Spring Creek Dairy
Hanson Bros
Knudtzon Lumber Co
E. J. Crary
E. B. Maynard
C. FE. Stephens
Pendray Community Notes Reflect Local Social Life
Pendray residents report visits and entertainments at several homes including Jay Gitchell and J A Swanson. Miss Lockhart and John Bolsinger win card prizes. 4 H girls and leaders attend a Swanson party. many relatives visit Conrad hospital or nearby towns. readers note recoveries and weekend trips to Great Falls and Cut Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Campbell
Jay Gitchell
Porter
Sprinkle
Gutshall
Tony Reise
Arnold Hoeschen
Billy Briggs
John Bolsinger
Miss Lockhart
C. W. Johns
Mrs. Porter
J. A
James Sheble
Great Falls
Teton Receives $12 131 25 in State Funds
State Auditor John J. Holmes announced Montana distributed 1 327 992 69 to 65 counties from common school funds and grazing and interest income. Teton county's share totaled 400 from equalization 165 55 from grazing and 11 565 97 from interest and income with the latter to be apportioned among county school districts by census of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Holmes
Montana
Teton County
Inez Eckford
Indian Music Feature at Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
At a Chateau Woman's Club music group gathering the main feature was a study of Indian music led by Mrs. Cohoe with about fifteen attendees. Mrs. Nelson sang Land of the Sky Blue Waters and Mrs. Tiensley played Waters of Minnetonka. A club play is planned for the high school auditorium Friday Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Son
Senate Kills Newspaper Licensing Bond Measure
Adverse committee report leads to the senate's rejection of a bill to license all newspapers in the state and require a $5,000 bond for libel suit security. The committee's report was approved without discussion.
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Senate
Methodist Church sets varied services and sermons this week
The church lists a 7 30 choir practice tonight and Sunday schedule including Sunday school at 9 45 am. Evening service at 7 45 pm marks the second sermon in a twelve part prophecy series on world conditions. Pendroy worship next Sunday at 3 00 pm with special music led by Richard F. Vick.
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Asia’. Minor
Epworth
Ato
Pendroy
Richard F. Vick
Classy Cooks 4H Club Meeting Notes
Our regular meeting was held at Virginia Sabo's with president Pauline Spletzer absent and vice president Beverly Workman presiding. Virginia Sabo demonstrated chocolate milk and a food sale is planned at Bloom's February 1st. Patricia Miller, Reporter.
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Virginia Sabo’s
Pauline Spletzer
Beverly
Workman
Virginia Sabo
Bloom
Catholic Services Mass Schedule at Chateau and Bynum
Mass at Chateau Sunday February 12 at 11 a.m. Mass at Bynum at 9 a.m. J F Schulte pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Reorganization of Camp Fire Girls Discussed at Breen Home
A dozen or so interested persons met Friday evening at Mrs. J. W. Breen home to discuss reorganization of Camp Fire Girls groups in Chateau. Leaders volunteered, and Mildred Erickson, head of the Great Falls chapter, will visit soon to help local organizers.
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Breen
J. W. Breen
Camp Fire Girls
Chateau
Mildred Erickson
Great Falls
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Bole
Greenfield
Busy Beavers
4-H Club
O’coats
North Star 4H Club News
Pendray News
Teton
Woman’ S Club
Masonic Temple
Choteau
Rocky Mountain Elevator Company
R. A. Harvey
Classy Cooks
Patricia Miller
Catholic Services
Byier’s Market
Future of
Montana Power Company
United States
Tric
F. L. Stearns Local
Leigh
Texaco
Choteau Drug CO
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