Preliminary district budget items and expenditures forecast
The board of trustees estimates the general fund for District 1 at 29,982 for July to December next year with a 7,000 cash reserve and 22,982 for 1931-1932. Last year’s expenses were 22,584.84, and the budget processes under the new law require public inspection and review by the county commissioners and the board of school budget supervisors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Board of County Commissioners
Board of
School Budget Supervisors
State Superintendent of Schools
Budget Board
Legion Convention Attended by Carrolls at Fort Benton
Mr and Mrs George Carroll attended the American Legion convention in Fort Benton last Friday with Mrs C J Smith. Mr Carroll read at the social events and again on Saturday he attended the District 8 meeting while the ladies joined the social events. Mrs Carroll reports a very successful banquet with about 150 people as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carroll
Fort Benton
C. J. Smith
Carroll
Dist. No. 8
American Legion
Funeral Services for Mrs. Anna Waugen at Fairfield
Large attendance at the Community church service for Mrs. Anna Waugen last Sunday with many Lutheran neighbors present. Rev. Lunde officiated and two anthems were sung by the Fairfield quartette with Irene Wolden at the piano. The bereaved include daughter Mrs. W. W. Tyndall and son H. P. Waugen, plus two brothers, three sisters and two grandchildren. Remains sent to Great Falls for shipment to Wells Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Waugen
Fairfield
Fairfield Times
Luthern Church
Lanéé
Irene Wolden
iRev
Lunde
Waugen
G. W. Wilcocks
Phosphate Fertilizer Boosts Alfalfa Yields in Montana Trials
Montana State College soil chemist Iver J. Nygard reports alfalfa first-cut yields rising 25 to 50 percent where phosphate fertilizer is applied. Experiments span Savik and Larson ranches, Coffey Bros., Choteau, Fairfield, Pendroy, and Bynum, with wheat and potatoes added this year. Rainfall limits outcomes. further harvest data awaited for wheat and potatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver J. Nygard
Montana State College
Robert Clarkson
Savik
Nygard
Fairfield
Chateau
Pondera County
Dr E J Crary Chosen President Of Chateau Lions
Dr E J Crary was chosen president of the Chateau Lions club at a Thursday meeting. He succeeds L E Taylor and has long served the organization, with W E Lockhart previously in line for the post. New officers elected include K E Sturgis, H L Stafford, Geo Tennant, Co D McDonald, M K Luther, H E Adams, L E Taylor, and W W Smith, with Tennant and McDonald reelected.
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E. J. Crary
Chateau
Lockhart
Dr. Crary
K. E. Sturgis
H. L. Stafford
Geo. Tennant
Co. D. McDonad
M. K. Luther
H. E. Adams
L. E. Tay
Lor
W. W. Smith
Tennant
McDonald
C. K. Malone
Robert Clarkson
Missoula
Crary
Albert Peterson
Seattle
Washington
Wm. Cowgill
V. Nicola
Peterson
Luther
Cowgill
A. B. Guthrie
Nicola
Harriett Larson and A B Guthrie Jr Wed in Lexington
Miss Harriett Larson daughter of Senator and Mrs T O Larson of this city wed A B Guthrie Jr at the home of Mrs M E Keating in Lexington Kentucky. The ceremony was performed by J W Gardiner retired minister with attendants Mrs Keating and Daniel Mayes Bowman Jr. The couple plan a month of travel visiting relatives in Montana and Washington and both families are well known in Teton County.
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Harriett
Helen Larson
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
Lexington
Kentucky
M. E. Keating
Rand Avenue
Guthrie
J. W. Gardiner
Keating
Daniel Mayes Bowman
T. O. Larson
Larson Ranch
Teton County
University of Washington
Alpha ‘Phi
Helena
Larson
Twomance
A. B. Guthrie
School of Journalism
University of Montana
Lexington Leader
Frankfort
Phi Sigma Kappa
National College Fraternity
Sigma Delta Chi
Goats and Racketeers Face Off In City Kitten Ball Clash
The Goats and Racketeers meet tonight in a city league kitten ball clash that will decide the top team as they sit tied for first. The Independents previously beat DeMolays 17 to 15 while the Racketeers and Goats share first with the same 1 loss and a .800 pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goats
Independents
Wanoneee
Fire Control Training Course at Lewis and Clark Forest
W B Wiley, supervisor, returned Friday from Benchmark where he attended a fire control training course. Ben Martin supervised the session with focus on fire prevention, detection and suppression using maps and compasses. About 10 rangers from the Lewis and Clark forest attended as part of three district trainings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wiley
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Benchmark
Ben Martin
Sun River District
Lewis and Clark Forest
Forest District No
Trout Planted At City Grounds In 50000 Installment
Fifty thousand rainbow trout were released last week into the rearing pond at the city pumping station grounds. The fingerlings, two inches long, were raised at Giant Springs hatchery in Great Falls and transported by G A Stubblefield and Geo Cox, secretary of Chateau Rod and Gun Club, which organized the planting. The club reports the fish are thriving and expresses satisfaction with the facilities provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giant Springs
Great Falls
G. A. Stubblefield
Geo. Cox
Stubblefield
Rod and Gun Club
Thorn Sues for New Auto Collision Damages in Great Falls
Ernest Thorn seeks 31691.90 in Cascade county district court against R P Vann and Mrs R P Vann of Geyser for injuries from a Belt road accident on Oct 3 1929. Thorn, 22, was hurt when John Vann allegedly drove into Merz’s car, Thorn on Merz’s running board, later hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Tribune
District Court of
Cascade County
Ernest Thorn
R. P. Vann
Geyser
Thorn
John Vann
the Tribune
R.P. Vann Vann
Smoking Restrictions Expanded in Montana Idaho Forests
Supervisor Willey announces new limits on smoking within national forests in Montana and northern Idaho to zones of habitation and camps. Entry permits now required for northern Idaho forests. Fire report shows 5429 acres burned to June 10 with 117 fires this year, 109 man caused and 8 suppressed under 10 acres.
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Montana
Idaho
W. B. Willey
Lewis and Clark
Kootenai
Blackfeet
Flathead
Cabinet Forest
Forest Service
Missoula
Pend Oreille
Kaniksu
Eddie Howard Visits Father in Chateau After McCracken Work
Eddie Howard employed by McCracken at Upton Wyoming arrived in Chateau yesterday for a week long visit with his father W. E. Howard.
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Eddie Howard
McCracken Company
Upton
Wyo
Chateau
W. E. Howard
All Stars Versus Oilers in Big Great Falls Game
Two hundred fans traveled to Great Falls to see the All-Stars face the Oilers in a 11 to 3 defeat. Dale pitched winning ball under adverse conditions while Lindsey struggled as errors swarmed the field. The Oilers built early leads with three runs in the first three innings and held on despite Stars scoring later. box score lists numerous errors by both sides and key hits by Lindsey and Kleinhans.
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Great Falls
Great Falls Tribune
Dale
Lindsay
Moundsman
Oilers
Lindsey
Strizich
G. C. Core
All-Stars
Tribune
Teton
R'H OA Ruehliman
Golob
Stritzich
Velacieh
Morgan
Grasseschi
Audo
Kleinhans
Pancich
Dirkes
Edwards
Otness
A. Hansen
Cardell
G. Hansen
O'Hare
Core
Wangan
A Hanson
G. Hanson
O’hare
Wam ‘Gen
Autio
Kleine Hans
Stars
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First National Bank
Choteau
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Evermore
LIONS
H. D
Hugh Smith
Willey
Waterloo
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