Counties Adopt Either A or B Wheat Allotment Method
Local meetings led by Robert Clarkson explain the wheat allotment plan and the formation of temporary committees. Counties must choose between Plan A based on three year average acreage and county yield, and Plan B proportional to the county’s share of three year average across the county total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Bynum
Agawam
Diamond Valley
Ole Rosholt
Chris Jensen
M. B. Boland
Beck
Dave Scarrow
Joe Primus
W. E. Zeigler
Collins
Wm. Reiquam
Ed. Alzheimer
Jim Coghill
Dutton
Chas Proff
E. M. Gibler
John B. Bohling
Clarkson
Daughter of G N Conductor Killed in Auto Crash
Shirley Ann Hilton four died after being struck by a car driven by Kathryn Price in Great Falls Saturday afternoon. Fractured skull killed her. she died at Columbus hospital around six. Newton L Hilton, a Great Northern conductor, and wife noted. Police and sheriff investigated. witnesses cited moderate speed and prompt stop. This was Great Falls' first motor vehicle death of the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Ann Hilton
Newton L. Hilton
Second Avenue North
Great Falls
Kathryn Price
Columbus Hospital
M. Hilton
Great Northern
Hilton
Fairfield Beats Black Eagles In Tight Sunday Diamond Clash
The Fairfield baseball team edged the Black Eagles of the Great Falls Commercial league as two seventh inning runs turned a tight game in Fairfield Sunday. The rally pulled Fairfield from behind to claim victory in a close contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Eagles
Fairfield
Black Eagle
Great Falls
Project Boys
Eagles Extend Unbeaten Run in Fairfield Tilt
The Eagles remain undefeated this season as they push across two runs in the second, two in the seventh, and Fairfield replies with two in the third and two in the seventh. Black pitched strongly for Fairfield, fanning 15. The final score is not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles
Fairfield
Black
Nebraska Crops Staged a Comeback Says Mrs Steves
Mrs Steves formerly of the Premium Center in Teton county writes that recent Nebraska rains revived crops, especially corn. She notes oats were short and potato vines barren before July, but rain improved corn yield with tasseling and wheat at 7 to 40 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steves
Premium Center
Teton County
Nebraska
Community Notes and Summer Activities Roundup
Bernice Parden visits Vaughn for ten days while W Scott from Brady attends D Dougha home. A river picnic hosts by Dutton merchants and a Teton picnic near Collins involve Conrad and Brady folks. Woodmen sponsor along with a Chautauqua in Chateau August 2 3 4. Archie Munson welcomes a son born July 18 at Conrad hospital. Dance at the hall Saturday features Art's five piece band with vocalists Davidson and Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Parden
Vaughn
Baquet
McClenhan
Chateau
Archie Munson
Conrad Hospital
Lewis
Mother
Babe
Art
Harry Davidson
Harold Crane
Gibson and party tour Montana after Redonda visit
Mr. Gibson and wife joined by Mr. Connor visited Montana after living in Redonda California where he had worked on the Panama Canal. They stayed overnight with Mr. Connor and set out for Glacier Park and Logan Pass while others returned to Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama Canal
Redonda
Calif
Mr. Connor
Mr. Gibson
Montana
Effie Golding
Hazel Jamison
Glacier Park
Logan Pass
Young Folks of North Dakota Married in City
Miss Viola Gilseth wed Woodrow Wheeler in a Sunday ceremony at the Methodist parsonage with Rev. Kaemmer officiating. The couple, from Mohall and Lorain North Dakota, were joined by Harold Wheeler and others for a dining reception at the Chateau hotel and plan to settle in the city after a camping trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
City
Methodist Church
Viola Gilseth
Woodrow Wheeler
E. 2. Kaemmer
First Methodist Church
Lewistown
Edwin Dover
Harold Wheeler
John Gilseth
Mohall
Suncey Morning
Great Falls
Wheeter
Chateau Hotel
H. H. Wheeler
Yvonne
Grant
Jack Wheeler
Allan Hazelberg
Yeton Canyon
County Budget Notice From Teton Montana Officials
The Board of County Commissioners for Teton County Montana has completed its preliminary county budget and placed it on file in the County Clerk and Recorder's office. A meeting is set for August ninth, 1933 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse for final budget fixing and appropriation decisions, open to taxpayers who may appear and be heard for or against any part of the budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Teton
Montana
Court House
Chateau
Montana County Notice Under Chapter 148 Laws
Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana issues notice under Chapter 148 of the Twenty first Legislative Assembly. County Clerk Geo A Carroll signs and seals the proclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-first Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana
Board OF County Commissioners
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Estray Sale Notice at Olaf Forseth Ranch
Deputy Livestock Inspector advertises a public cash auction at Olaf Forseth ranch east of Farmington on August 18, 1933 at 2 p.m. for three estrays: a bay gelding about 1200 lbs with roached mane branded left thigh. a gray mare 1050 lbs roached mane branded. a black mare 850 lbs roached mane broke to ride branded left shoulder. J Billings. Publication dates July 27 and August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Forseth
Farmington
J. Billings
Baldwin Named Montana Federal Attorney and U S Marshal Pick
Butte on July 21 James H Baldwin of Butte will be Montana's next federal district attorney and Sid Willis of Great Falls is slated for U S marshal. Senator Wheeler announced both selections saying the choices were agreed upon by Montana's two senators and will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
James H. Baldwin
Montana
Sid Willis
Great Falls
B. K. Wheeler
Wheeler
Views From Highview 4-H Club Meeting Report
Mrs. Jay Gitchel hosted a Friday gathering of about 30 girls from the 4-H club. Attendees reported the event as very fine with engaging activities and cheerful participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Gitchel
Local residents share visits and errands across towns
Miss Doris Jones returned home from Mrs. Fred Lathrop's ranch in Blackleaf. H. H. Jones and others transacted business in Great Falls and Roy Moye retrieved his motorcycle. Families attended W. D. Jones picnic at Dupuyer and birch creek gathering drew few locals. Mrs. James FitzPatrick drove to Conrad for a medical consult. Roy Moye and A. W. Pierson were in Conrad and Williams collecting hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Jones
Fred Lathrop
Blackleaf
H. H. Jones
Arthur Pierson
Roy Moye
Great Falls
Winona
Wayne Gitchel
Elsie Jones
Jay Gitchel
D. Nugen
Chas. Fields
W. D. Jones
Dupuyer
Birch Creek
Wheeler
James FitzPatrick
Conrad
Dr. DuBois
Meeting Here Friday Adds Another Link to Sixty Year Friendship
Co. H. Connor hosts a Friday gathering as longtime friendship with Cc. P. Gibson, dating back sixty years to Clayton Illinois, grows closer when Gibson makes an unexpected visit. Gibson’s career with government engineers during the war era is noted as part of their shared history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Connor
Cc. P. Gibson
Clayton
Ill
Mr. Gibson
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Loraine
Teton Egg
M. G. Franklin
Choteau, Mont
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Highview
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Roy Moye and
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Conrad and Williams
Tom’s Service
Choteau, Montana
Standard Oil
Choteal, Mont
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