Wisconsin 4 H Club Woman Leads Army Service Efforts
Mrs. Meryl P. Stone, a former Wisconsin 4 H Club girl from Black Earth, now aids Army Food Service as a Four H Club consultant. She trains dietitians, develops menus for soldiers, and coordinates civilian home front support through 4 H demonstrations and conferences in Wisconsin and national War Department programs.
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Stone
Bla
Arthor
Nfo
America
United War
University of Wiscon
Cercasinn
University of But
Michigan
Detroit
New York
Army Nurse Corps
Reserve Concern
War Department
Wisconsin
Washington
Our Army
Sam
Mary Barber
Secretary of
Black Earth
River
Mrs B I Packer Attends Helena Auxiliary Meet
Mrs Bert I Packer district president of District No 8 Legion Auxiliary attended the mid year executive board meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary at Helena January 11 and 12. A large delegation of department officers, chairmen and district presidents attended. The guest of honor was Mrs Ernest J Goppert national vice president of the northwestern division.
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Bert I. Packer
Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxiliary
Helena
Ernest J. Goppert
Defence Red Cross
Department of Montana
District No. 8
Agawam Red Cross Fund Drive Feeds Local Support
A January 9 basket social at the H D club house Agawam raised funds for Red Cross relief. Cold weather limited attendance to local families, but donors contributed generously. Mrs. Earnest Weist chaired and $60 was turned in to the Red Cross. Names include Art Lindseth Paul Kropp Oliver Thorvilson Alec Truchot Henry Weist Bill Breeding Evert Breeding Hank Smith Gus Nelson Bill Moser Ray Robinson Francis Truchot Howard Truchot Ebert Malone Arthur Weist Jesse Malone Otto Schaefer Ernest Weist R C Robinson Raymond Weist Adolph Moser Jay Robinson Earl Agee Harry Agee Eddie Poore Gordon Hyer Carl Morhardt Jake Gemar.
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H. D. Club
Agawam
Red Cross
Earnest Weist
Art Lindseth
Paul Kropp
Oliver Thorvilson
Alec Truchot
Henry Weist
Bill Breeding
Merchants Take Second Place in Great Falls League
Choteau Merchants beat Morrising Goods 47 36 at the Y M C A to rise to second in the Great Falls City league standings. Hallberg led with 20 points after a slow start, and a non league game with Valier was delayed by a late arrival.
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Morrising Goods
Great Falls
Choteau Merchants Cagers
Choteau
Hallberg
Valier
Brewers
Wallet Cleaners
Chateau
LeDesky
Pendroy Farewell for Irvin Moon and Local Notices
A farewell dance was held in Pendroy for Irvin Moon as he left December 31 to enlist in the Army Air Corps and depart New Year’s Day for Texas. The community gathered despite cold weather. Various local updates follow including visits, illnesses, and social events with neighbors and friends across Pendroy and nearby towns.
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Irvin Moon
Pendroy
Irvin
Army Air Corps
Texas
Arnold Hoeschen
Tacoma
Wash
Ethel Reid
J. A. Swanson
C. F. Fields
Henry Hargins
al Hargins
Gulbrandsen
J. R. Jones
Jones Ranch
J. H. Gutshall
E. N. Davis
G. D. Porter
Moulton
George Brunson
Carl Gulbrandsen
Great Falls
Bert Moon
Jack Wellenstein
J. A
California
Bill Gebhart
Harry Swanson
Choteau
J. W. Hightower
Jimmie
Pendray
W.H. Wellenstein
Nick Wellenstein
T. A. Cornett
Odd Fellows Install Officers at Chateau Lodge
On Tuesday evening January 6 the Chateau Odd Fellows lodge elected and appointed officers. K R Smith and assistants conducted the installation. Names of Noble Grand and other officers were announced with several appointive posts filled.
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ODD Fellows
Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge
K. R. Smith
D. 0. Moulton
Oliver Mauseth
C. W. Burns
Noble
Gottlieb Depner
Dewey Huffmen
Geo. E. Thompson
Harold Bateman
Gibson Monkman
Ole Kloster
Clen Inbody
Lee Revere
Richard Conklin
Frank Zeeda
LeRoy Anderson
Russel Larson
Rolland Ferris
Ira Denison
Edward Yearer
Annual Burton Ditch stockholders elect new board
The Burton Ditch stockholders met last Saturday and elected directors John Chalmers Cal Binford Louie Bouma R A Reiding and Jim Gault. Other notes mention visits and social gatherings involving local residents and families.
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J. G. Johnson
Agawam
Nyhus
Conner
Burton Ditch
John Chalmers
Cal Binford
Louie Bouma
R. A. Reiding
Jim Gault
Raymond Swanson
Lyle Otness
Dan McCormack
Abe Breere
Oliver Forseth
F. E. Woodward
J. L. LeDesky
G. I. Tangen
Adolph Arensmeyer
Dicky
Gus Kade
Eva Hadley
Noah Gerringer
Elmer Erickson
Raymond
Wm. Chalmers
F. W. Smith
Largest Montana wolf on display at Smithsonian in D C
The largest known wolf captured in Montana and killed near Three Forks last spring is now exhibited in the Museum of Natural History in Washington D C. The wolf measures 33 inches from nose to tail.
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Montana
Three Forks
Museum of Natural History
Washington, D. C
Wolf Report Details Monster Wolf and Dens Near Three Forks
A fragmented report describes a unusually large wolf, six feet two inches in length, weighing 106 pounds, with a 14 inch head and six inch width. It notes a prior absence of wolf sightings for years before hunters near South Bend and Three Forks found a den with four pups and later shot an adult wolf.
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South Bead
Three Forks
For Sale Clean Safflower Seed Advertised
Clean safflower seed for sale at 3.00 per bushel. Sacks 25 cents extra. Write Paul Mannen Brady Montana.
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Paul Mannen
Brady
Mont
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