Farmers Union Study duo to meet at Bole hall Friday
The Farmers Union Study duo will meet at the Bole hall on Friday evening, Jan. 18. Anyone interested is invited to attend. Robert Pepper, brother of Mrs. Wilbur Zeigler, and four friends, all of Cut Bank, were dinner guests Sunday at the Zeigler home. Kaare Larson is in a Kalispell hospital convalescing from an operation. Lyle Standish attended the Farmers' Union Institute in Great Falls last week. Mrs. Fred Swenson, who was a patient at the Maynard hospital for several days, returned to her home Tuesday. Deanna stayed with her grandmother Mrs. Mary Hane at Simms during her mother's absence. Fay Lear has been ill with the "flu" the past week. Mrs. Stoffiet and daughter Miss Florence, and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dauwalder were among the Bole visitors in Great Falls Saturday. Mrs. R. D. Eaton of Great Falls was a visitor at the Benson home between trains last Wednesday. Donna Faye Dauwalder was an overnight guest of Christie Alice Swanson of Pendray Tuesday. Mrs. John Holm went to Great Falls on the bus Wednesday and will visit friends there for a few days. Ben Torson is staying with Mr. Holm. Mrs. Dora Standish spent last week with her daughter Mrs. Roy Bjork at her home at Volta Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huidekoper and J. P. Huidekoper were Great Falls visitors Thursday.
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Farmers Union
Bole Hall
Robert Pepper
Wilbur Zeigler
Cut Bank
Zeigler
Kaare Larson
Kalispell Hospital
Lyle Standish
Farmers’ Union Institute
Great Falls
Fred Swenson
Maynard Hospital
Deanna
Mary Hane
Simms
Fay Lear
Stoffiet
Florence
W. G. Dauwalder
R. D. Eaton
Benson
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Christie Alice Swanson
Pendray
John Holm
Ben Torson
Holm
Dora Standish
Roy Bjork
Volta Dam
Peter Huidekoper
J. P. Huidekoper
Bank Condition Good In Annual Report To Governor Ayers
State Bank Examiner W A Brown says Montana banks and building and loan institutions are in excellent condition with increasing loans and deposits. The department audited 56 counties, 115 cities and towns, 19 county high schools, 41 irrigation districts, 72 fire department relief associations, 70 banks and 20 building and loan associations.
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Roy E. Ayers
W. A. Brown
Montana
Forest road funding set for Montana this year
The federal Department of Agriculture allocates 695 750 dollars for construction and maintenance of roads in national forests in Montana this year.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Montana
Public School News and Literacy Highlights
The first semester ends Friday with achievement tests Tuesday and Wednesday to guide future instruction. New Literary Guild selections appear on shelves including Heroes Outlaws and Funny Fellows and Camping Down at Highgate. Seventh and eighth graders read Junior Review. eighth grade reports perfect attendance since vacation. poem booklet project spans grades from one to eight.
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Literary Guild
Olive Beaupre Miller
Highgate
Hildrith Winston
Julia Ann
Rachel M. Varble
Kentucky
Ruth and
Latrobe Carroll
China
San Francisco
Nubbin
Martin Gale
Paul Vick
Marie Smith
Nancy Stenson
Verna Huffman
Kathleen Campbell
Margaret Armstrong
Verna
Kathleen
Doris Carlson
Elizabeth Miller
Yvonne Wheeler
Dan O’neil
Robert Smith
Five Thousand Three Hundred Eleven Montana Teachers Enrolled
Five thousand one hundred thirty-one Montana teachers now are enrolled under the state teachers' retirement system. When started two and a half years ago there were 3,407 members. About 84 percent of public school teachers and 76 percent of University of Montana staff are enrolled. The pension fund has reached $499,216.88 with benefits totaling about $115,000 annually to 281 members.
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Montana
Ray N. Shannon
University of Montana
Five named to state oil conservation board
Governor Roy E. Ayers reappointed the five members of the state oil conservation board for two-year terms. The appointees are L. B. O'Neil of Cut Bank W. E. Rice of Great Falls George R. Downs of Shelby Wilfred R. Nadeau of Cut Bank and Tom Stout of Lewistown.
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State Oil Conservation Board
Roy E. Ayers
L. B. O’neil
Cut Bank
W. E. Rice
Great Falls
George R. Downs
Shelby
Wilfred R. Nadeau
Tom Stout
Lewistown
For rent or sale of 1800-acre ranch near Bynum
Kyle Jones of Bynum offers the 1800 acre ranch five miles north of Bynum for rent to a responsible party. The deal includes farming equipment. Also advertised is a sale of team black geldings weighing about 2700 pounds, described as gentle and well broke.
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Bynum
Kyle Jones
Black Geldings
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Flint
M. E. Coyle
W. S. Knudsen
Buick
C. E. Wetherald
Mr. Coyle
H. H. Curtice
Buick Division
A. P. Sloan,, Jr
Fred Brown
C. S. Mott
C. E. Wilson
Knudsen
Detroit
Masonic Temple
Monarch Lumber Co
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PEI
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SWIFT
California
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ITICY
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Roosevelt
Claude Power
Dutton Fairfield
Emis
John Deere Day
BO RY
Hollywood
ULISS
Royal Theatre
F. G. Curtis
Choteau, Montana
The
Choteau Garage
Episcopal
C. W. Burns
Arne Locken
4Th Ave
Joe Mozer
R. E. Nelson
Tom Olson
Gorham Block
Kops Piano House
McDonald Block
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