Red Cross to Offer Free First Aid Course in County
A county wide first aid course and safety campaign for CWA workers and other interested residents is planned with American Red Cross sponsorship and Civil Works Administration cooperation. The 15 hour standard course will be free for CWA workers, others pay 60 cents for a textbook, and class sizes will be limited to 30 or 35. Miss Margaret Nagle urges early registration with the chapter chairman. instructors to be designated by the Red Cross from local physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Tetone County
Margaret Nagle
American Red Cross
Civil Works, Administration
Miss Nagle
Red‘Cross
Patriotic Matters Engage Attention of the Auxiliary Here Monday
National defense period observed by the American Legion auxiliary with talks by Mrs. I. B. Hardy and Mrs. Cecil Passmore. Two new members enrolled, bringing total to 32. meeting date moved to the second Monday. flag contest planned with a $1 prize for first place in each division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
I. B. Hardy
Cecil Passmore
Court House
B. I. Packer
A. H. Burrows
Hei Duitts
Industrial circles meeting reports from three hostesses
Yesterday three circles held gatherings. Circle A met at the M E church parlors with Mrs. Jackson Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Carlson as hostesses. Circle B met at the home of Mrs. C H Malcolm and Circle C at the home of Mrs. Gay Bagley at the Glenloyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Jackson
Rogers
Carlson
C. H. Malcolm
Gay Bagley
Glenloyd
Sun River stockman Frank Warren dies at 48
Frank Warren a prominent Sun River stockman and rancher died Monday at Chateau Hospital after three weeks as a patient from a perforated intestine caused by ulcers. Warren. ranch near Sun River six miles north of Augusta, married Kathyrin Neary nine years ago. He was born July 3 1885 in Almira New York. Survived by his wife and relatives from Butte including sister Mrs Walter Bradshaw brother Wm Neary and brother in law Wm Later. Interment at local cemetery after high mass at St Luke's Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Warner
Teton County
Chateau Hospital
Warren
Sun River
Augusta
Chateau-Augusta
Butte
Kathyrin Neary
Almira
New York
Pittsburg
Penn
Walter Bradshaw
Wm. Neary
Wm. Later
Neary
Bradshaw
Cemetrey
St. Luke’s Church
Assessors Fix Valuations on Oil Field Equipment
County assessors from Teton Pondera Glacier and Toole met in Shelby to adopt a new schedule of valuation for oil field equipment. A five percent reduction was set for Teton Toole and Pondera, while Glacier kept the 1933 level due to newer equipment in the Cut Bank field. The 1927 state schedule was cited as a baseline, with a 15 percent overall reduction since then. Attending: Otto Wagnild E L Sieverson Warren Evans and Dan S S Welch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Teton
Pondora
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Glacier County
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Waynild
E. L. Sieverson
Pondera County
Warren Evans
Toole County
Dan S.S., Welch
Epworth League Presents The Path Across the Hill at High School
A large crowd attended Tuesday night as Epworth League members staged a three act comedy drama The Path Across the Hill at the high school auditorium. Mrs A J Thompson directed with Rev and Mrs Edwin Dover and Mrs Roy Inbody assisting. proceeds from a prior Bynum showing totaled about 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Edwin Dover
Roy Inbody
A. J. Thompson
Bynum
Roscoe Robinson
Violet Burnett
Gibson Monkman
Rev. Dover
Velma Edwards
Kenneth Harmon
Wm. F. Olson
Virginia Allum
Mildred Nelson
Doris Irwin
A E Anderson Named Cashier of Power State Bank
A E Anderson was named cashier of the Power State Bank at Power after a board meeting. He began his duties Monday succeeding W E Daley who followed the late C J Cutz. Anderson was previously cashier at Brady and recently aided J A Swanson in Pendroy National Farm Loan association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Anderson
Power State Bank
Power
F. A. Barribal
Citizens State Bank
Anderson
Hentges Reports Improving Conditions in East and Midwest
John Hentges a local merchant returning from Chicago visits notes conditions are improving across the East and Middle West. He cites mild winter weather aiding recovery and predicts faster West rebound from wheat allotments bonuses and higher livestock prices, while manufacturing relies on broader farm buying power. Fat lambs were selling in Chicago at 10 cents, reflecting stronger markets.
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Middle West
East
John Hentges
Chateau
Chicago
Sheboygan
West
Hentges
Fairfield Post Plans Public Park Project in Fairfield
Fairfield Post No. 80 of the American Legion sponsors a community park plan after receiving land. Immediate steps include fencing and tree planting. A public dance at the community hall on Saturday, March 3, featuring Tennant's Orchestra, supports the effort to fund the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
H. P. Wangen
Fairfield Post No
American Legion
Fairfield Legionnaires
St. Patrick’s Day
Chateau Post
Tennant
Charles Kroft Visits from Taylor B C
Charles Kroft of Taylor B C arrived last Friday to visit relatives and attend to business. He is brother to William Kroft and owns a Burton beach ranch run by Howard Hansen. He notes severe early winter weather in the north with temperatures dropping to 50 below. Spring arrives early there. Kroft owns about 480 acres northwest of Edmonton in the Peace River country and says low farm product prices have slowed farming in recent years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kroft
Taylor
B. C
William Kroft
Burton Beach
Howard Hansen
Edmonton
Peace River Country
Kraft
Parsonage Club Plans April Meeting at Chateau
Rev. and Mrs. Dover led the Treasure Belt Parsonage club in Fort Benton with Rev Dover elected president and Rev G A Morrison named secretary. The group set March 5 as next meeting in Great Falls at Deaconess hospital. April 2 the club meets at the Methodist parsonage Chateau. Dr Dierberger reviewed his Chicago trip and national Congregational ministers conference. A dinner hosted by Rev and Mrs M J Wilcox followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Treasure Belt
Fort Benton
G. A. Morrison
Walier
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Chateau
Methodist Parsonage
Dierberger
Chicago
Brownson Spends Weekend in Great Falls on Business
B. E. Brownson spent the weekend in Great Falls attending to business and visiting with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Brownson
Great Falls
M E Church Notes Sunday Worship and Youth Class
Sunday February notes show morning worship at noon with sermon on the new social order Thy Kingdom Come and special music. Epworth League at 7 p m on theme Getting Ready to Work I Choose. Fellowship hour at 8 p m with Arnold Hanusa and Halver Daley discussing Striving for the Christian Viewpoint in this Modern World.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Arnold Hanusa
Halver
Daley
Farming ton H D club postpones community night to March 15
Due to conflicting dates the Farming ton H D club has postponed the March 1 community night to the evening of March 15. The Ladies Aid food sale in Chateau last Saturday raised about 25 dollars. Ray Umphress and family visited Great Falls last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Passmore joined C M Swenson for Sunday dinner. Ben Chalmers Harry Thompson Joel Edwards and F W Smith visited Great Falls Monday driving Ben's Continental. J B Conner was a business visitor in Great Falls Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington H. D. Club
Ladies Aid
Chateau
Ray Umphress
Great Falls
Cecil Passmore
C. M. Swenson
Ben Chalmers
Harry Thompson
Joel Edwards
F. W. Smith
Ben
J. B. Conner
Farming ton notes show visits and relocations
Rev Gauer visited friends at Farmington last Wednesday and Tuesday. W F Arensmeyer sold two horses to stock buyers last week. Mr and Mrs H E Hanson and Miss Louise Ramberg were Great Falls visitors Monday. L J Otness spent last weekend at his sister’s home in Belt. Miss Leda Denison moved to Fellows California for work. Marvin Lindseth, a former Farming ton boy, recently married in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Gauer
Farmington
W. F. Arensmeyer
H. E. Hanson
Louise Ramberg
Great Falls
L. J. Otness
Holmberg
Belt
Leda Denison
Fellows
California
Marvin Lindseth
Idaho
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Red Cross
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Jergen
Castile
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Campbell’s
Chateau Bakery
Quick Arrow
Nash
Eveready
Ford
Florida
Yakima
Swift
Eeras
Hirshberg
Epworth
Power Bank
Fairfield Post
Taylor, B. C
Parsonage Club
M. E. Church Notes
Arctic
U.S.P
Oslo
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Mont
Yau
Pas Lal
H. H. Higgins
Cheteau
Mont
Minnesota
Hannan
Choteau
U. S
Federal
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C. W. Boussard
Lareen
Choteau Creamery
J. W. Smith
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
E. J. Crary
McDonald Bleck
Chas. G. Roberts
the Club
J. H. Byler
Bondes
State of Montana
M. S. Bullerdick
Chateau, Mont
C. James Smith
E. B. Maynard
M. D. Homeopathic Hospital
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
Masager
Choteaud
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