F F A News on Wiring Pavilion and New Metal Work Course
The American Legion pavilion wiring likely completes the defense program course on electric wiring. The course started December 15 and drew good participation with credit to Frank Stearns for organizing it. Plans aim to start metal work, welding and farm machinery repair. interested parties should see Joe Lindseth to apply promptly with state.
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American Legion
Frank Stearns
Joe Lindseth
Valier Drill Team Visits Odd Fellows Lodge
The Valier Odd Fellows drill team visited the local chapter on Tuesday evening and performed the first degree. Nine members from the Valier lodge attended, and a large crowd enjoyed a lunch after the event.
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Valier Odd Fellows Lodge
Valier Lodge
Four Chateau students named to Montana State College honor roll
Bozeman January 16 reports four Chateau students among 202 Montana State College enrollees who earned a grade average of 87.6 or higher and were placed on the honor roll. They are Martin Carlson Elmer Zanto Henry Hodgskiss and Mary Ellen Meadows.
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Bozeman
Chateau
Montana State College
Martin Carlson
Elmer Zanto
Henry Hodgskiss
Mary Ellen Meadows
Pendroy News Briefs Include Visits to Great Falls
Local items list medical visits and travel to Great Falls and Helena. Johnny Swanson had tonsils removed in Great Falls. Several Pendroy residents visited relatives in Washington and California. Farmers Union dance planned for Saturday. Wellenstein family and others made trips to Great Falls and Fairfield with various errands. Harold Wellenstein injured face while loading scrap iron.
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Johnny Swanson
Great Falls
Chester Thomas
Bill Thomas
L. B. Pendroy
Carl Gulbrandsen
C. W. Fields
O. C. Durland
Rose Morse
Eileen Reiquam
Kathleen Sorensen
Paul Rice
Leonard
Washington
A. G. Roberts
Wayne Roberts
W. J. Earles
Spokane
Seattle
J. R. Jones
J. H. Gutshall
Farmers’ Union
Julius Hanson
W. P. Phillips
Hanson
California
Torgerson
Fulbright Home
al Hargins
Henry Hargins
Fairfield
Farmers warned against potato over acreage
Roy Morgan, chairman of the county conservation office, says potatoes planted beyond three acres require a potato acreage allotment from the Triple A office at Chateau. A heavy penalty will be charged against the 1942 conservation payment for overplanting and a potential 1942 potato marketing quota could impose further penalties without an allotment.
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Chateau
Roy Morgan
County Conservation Office
Community meeting discusses 1942 outlook for farmers in Greenfield
A large audience at Greenfield Community Hall heard Dr. Holland and Mrs. Tuller of Montana State College discuss the 1942 outlook for farmers. Other county meetings are planned by Miss Conlon and Mr. Halvorson. 4 H club members helped with the first Montana turkey shipment to New York, under Miss Cushman, with 40 members listed.
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Holland
Tuller
Montana State College
Conlon
Halvorson
Norma Konen
Lewistown
Idaho
Lela Ewert
Montana State Board of Health
Greenfield School
Eckford
Greenfield
Marie Anderson
Myles Averill
Dutton
Averill
Collins
Bob Tinkham
E. N. Southard
California
Elmer Robertson
Lester Robertson
Small
Beloit
Wis
Ralph Turvillé
Chateau
Missoula
Gus Kuehn
Montana
New York City
Northwest Turkey Growers Association
Harriet Cushman
Bozeman
Calvin
Gene Squires
Jack
Don
Local residents aid war effort and health update
Four members of the Ernest Burbridge family, including Mr Burbridge, are home due to measles. Defense stamps will be sold by teachers at the local school to teach thrift and raise funds for the fighting forces. Mr and Mrs Edgar Barrett and son Jerry visited H W Eaton. Wallace Maxfield family visited the Rapp home in the west slope community.
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Ald
Robert. Knight
Raymond Sage
Bob Peden
Itloyd
Ernest Burbridge
Burbridge
Edgar Barrett
Jerry
Pendroy
H. W. Eaton
Wallace Maxfield
Rapp
West Slope
Filling Stations Plan Earlier Night Close
Chateau filling station owners consider closing at 8 p m instead of 10 p m as a trial in several towns. A meeting will be held this week to set definite arrangements.
Rates: Two Cents Per Word Insertion Charge Policy
The notice states a rate of 2e per word for the first insertion and for subsequent insertions. A minimum charge of 25 cents applies.
For Sale Clean Safflower Seed in Brady Montana
Classified note offers safflower seed for sale at 3.00 dollars per bushel with sacks costing 25 cents extra. Contact Paul Mannen in Brady Montana for details.
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Paul Mannen
Brady
Mont
Wanted to Rent Quiet Furnished Room or Apartment
Female seeker requests a quiet comfortable furnished room or apartment with light housekeeping facilities. Inquiries to Acantha.
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Acantha
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