Another Two Ball Foursome Scheduled for This Afternoon
The third two ball foursome of the season is set at the golf club this Thursday afternoon from 3 p m with pairings including Al Hensely and Elizabeth Bateman versus Maurice Wedum and Mrs Banks and many other mixed teams. A dutch treat lunch will be served at the clubhouse.
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Golf Club
al Hensely
Elizabeth Bateman
Maurice Wedum
Mrs. Banks
Bert Packer
Dorothy Boussard
Spud Moore
Luella Stearns
Dr. Crary
Mae West
Dave Cooper
Ginger Rogers
Bob Reickhoff
Alva Larson
Dr. Boussard
Nucille Baillie
Bill Baillie
Janet Moore
Henry Robison
Alice Kempton
Leigh Nett
Bunny Stearns
Lynn Baker
Marion Nett
Ted Halvorson
Clara Baker
Larry Banks
Meda McLean
Denzil McDonald
Millie Reickhoff
Bateman
Vi Jackson
Walter Scott
Inez Eckford
Charley Dahlin
Amanda Packer
Clarence Looney
Velma Olson
Frank Stearns
Grace Halvorson
Tom Larson
Ruby Looney
John Hentges
Helen Larson
Chick Sulgrove
Duane Knotts
Bill Olson
Gordon Eckford
George Jackson
Stan Hal
Arson
Ray Nelson
Dora Dahin
Fred Barribal
Marie Coffey
L. H. Kempton
Marion Fabrick
Lowell Scott
Alene Cooper
Jack Kempton
Mary Cooper
Jerry Breen
Mrs. Scott
Phil Cole
Vera Hentges
Joe Briscoe
Eleanor Crossen
Stan Halvorsen
Eva McDonald
Dick Fabrick
Madge Cooper
Miles Cramer
Julia Allen
County Home Economics Elimination Contests Set for July
The County Home Economics elimination contest will be held at the pavilion in Chateau on Monday July 29 with Miss Pauline Bunting as judge. The schedule includes dress revue after dinner and the demonstration and judging contests. Practice judging for all 4-H clubs is set for Monday July 22 from the courthouse at 10 am.
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Chateau
Pauline Bunting
Court House
Reclamation
Fairfield
Montana
Local Birth and Visit Notices From Helena Community
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Tully welcomed a 5 percent Ib baby girl at St. John's hospital in Helena. Mrs. Tully is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Looney. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Luther and children Martyn Kay and Billy of Santa Rosa, California, visited friends here last Friday and returned home via Portland, Oregon. Claire Hensely joined the Trail Riders for a five day horseback trip through Glacier Park starting Sunday.
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W. A. Tully
St. John’s Hospital
Helena
Tully
Clarence Looney
M. K. Luther
Martyn Kay
Billy
Santa Rosa
Cal
Portland
Ore
Glacier Park
Trail Riders
Kip Creek and Scoffin Creek Names in Dupuyer Area
Historical notes reveal Kip Creek named likely for Joe Kipp son of James Kipp and associated with Badger Creek sawmill work in 1880s. Scoffin Creek named for early settler Scoffin near Scoffin Butte with 1898 arrival of John Pfeiffer noted, Old Piegans called the stream Back-fat Creek.
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Badger Creek
Joe Kipp
Fort Benton
James Kipp
American Fur Company
Baker
Dupuyer Creek
Sawmill Creek
Tom Dawson
Glacier Park
Kipp
Blackfoot
Kip
Marias Pass Quadrangle
U. S. Geographical Survey
Kip Creek
Wm. H. Taft
Lewis & Clark Forest
Richard T. Evans
Harold A. Dawson
Tom A. Dawson
Glacier Park Station
George Kipp
Browning
Scoffin
Lewis and Clark Forest
R. W
Helena
Scoffin Creek
Piegans
John Pfeiffer
Dupuyer
Montana
North Montana Fair Plans Most Elaborate Program Ever
The North Montana fair celebrates its 10th anniversary with a new 10 acre midway by Rubin & Cherry, a three day Miss Montana finals, Blackfeet handiwork exhibit, pioneer displays, and State Fair Revue. Leo Cremer rodeo expands with top riders and increased purses. A 42 day six day $18 000 race, electric starting gate, 300 plus participants, and augmented educational displays round out the lineup. Livestock shows head the Northwest International event with Hereford stock and wide attendance. 4 H and Future Farmers of America exhibits add youth contests plus bustling displays and bands across the grounds.
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Montana
Atlantic City
N. J
Leo Cremer
New Quarters
Northwest
Future Farmers of America
Farmers Union Junior Camp Opens at Boy Scout Cabin
Noise and excitement marked the opening of the Farmers Union Junior Camp at the Boy Scout cabin near the mouth of Teton canyon. Twenty-eight youths from Diamond Valley Beck Gettel Greenfield and Pendroy arrive with four instructors and three camp supervisors. The camp begins with a 6:30 a m flag raise and runs through Saturday with instructional and recreational activities led by Farmers Union staff.
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Farmers,Union
Teton Canyon
Farmers’ Union
Diamond Valley
Beck
Gettel
Greenfield
Pendroy
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Crisco
North Montana
Headkerchieefs
Batistes and Flock
All Ladies’ Hats
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Hanson
Gleaner _Baldwin
F. G. Curtis
John Deere
Oliver Nichols and Sheperd Combine
A. W. Zeibarth
McCormick
Charles Miller
George Slanger
Farmington
L. E. Taylor
Plymouth
DODGE
Byrne Bldg
R. N. Lear
Bob
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C. K. Malone
Acantha
D. G
John Chalmers
N. E
Hansom Auto School
Fargo
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Chevrolet
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Kemp Chevrolet Co
Knudtzon Lumber Co
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