Best Managed Tournament Praised by Choteau Golfers
The Choteau contingent praises the state golf tournament as best managed in five years with Hi Johnson and his committees praised for punctuality. Joe McCracken earned credit for floodlighting while Grace Barnett won the women’s low medalist trophy with 57 at 12 holes. Clinton Core led a strong Choteau showing. Mrs Baillie and Mrs Schuck figures also noted. Butte awarded the 1931 state tourney. greens-fee policy tightened. Folsom to instruct in August. Dr H J McGregor staged water sports novelty with a 45 mph homemade boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
Hi Johnson
State Golf Association
Joe McCracken
Grace Barnett
Missoula
R. F. Baillie
Chateau
D. R. Barnett
Charlie McDonald
Loeb
Anaconda
Clinton Core
C. D. McDonald
C. S. McDonald
J. J. Hannan
Dr. H. W. Bateman
Bert I Packer
John Hentges
Tucker
Schuck
Montana State Golf Association
Butte
C. L. Burien
P. J Fitzgerald
Folsom
Core
H. J. McGregor
Skag
General Reduction on All Grain Rates Widens Ahead
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered sweeping reductions in railroad rates on western grain and grain products. The ruling, aimed at enforcing just and reasonable charges, could cut about 15 million dollars in western carrier revenues. Carriers may appeal before October 1 when the order takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Congress
Hoch-Smith
Farmers Union loan process outlined for Great Falls area
The two day school in Great Falls covers farmer eligibility for Farmers Union loans. Applicants must be producers in good standing with the local union and have an approved grain bin location. The inspector will audit grain, sign testing forms, and mail marketing and bond applications to the terminal association in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union Local
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association
Surety Companies
Commissioner of Agriculture
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Great Falls
Montana
Farmers Union
Cost of Loan and Storage Costs for Grain Loans
Details include grain inspection fee 12 percent per bushel, interest 4 to 5 percent annual, integrity bond at 7.30 per 1000 loan for 300 days, minimum 7.30, no refund for unearned. Storage cost covers fire theft tornado insurance 8.25 per 1000 bushels for 300 days with pro rata refund, no minimum. Marketing costs include redelivery charges 2 cents per bushel for 1000+ and 4 cents for under 1000, refunds on car arrival, deductions for Union association and extra services, and standard bonded commission charges deducted from sale proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Terminal Association
Grading School Held At Conrad For Grain Elevator Staff
J F Violette of Rocky Mountain Elevator and Harry Price attended a grain grading school in Conrad led by GB W Whitlock of the U S Department of Agriculture. Seventeen attended the first day and fifteen the second. The program covered grain grading, car loading, weighting, and protein inspection as part of on site demonstrations for elevator operators and managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Violette
Rocky Mountain
Harry Price
Bole
Conrad
GB. W. Whitlock
Pacific Coast
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Violette
Chateau
Boardview
Billings
Yellowstone County
Dreuth
Glenloyd
Richards Lose Son
Mr and Mrs Wm Richards announce the death of their 16 year old son at the family home in Stockton California on July 21 The Rich ards were well known in the area and had lived here many years before moving to California Mrs Richards née Christina Fisher.
Buildings Change Colors Across Chateau City
Over the weekend several Chateau structures received new color schemes as a Shell painting crew worked on them. Orange and red now mark locations including the Highway garage Tom's service station and the Adams Oil pumping station and warehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Oil Company
Seed inspector coming to audit six seed fields in county
The county agent's office says a Montana Seed Growers association inspector will visit Teton county this Saturday to inspect six registered seed fields. Those with fields are Willard Paulus and J. E. Hodgskiss of Chateau, Albert Reinke and Chris Jensen of Dutton, C. A. Burkland of Power, and Emerson Earles of Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Seed Growers ’ Association
Teton County
Willard Paulus
J. E. Hodgskiss
Chateau
Albert Reinke
Chris Jensen
Dutton
C. A. Burkland
Power
Emerson Earles
Busy Bees Meet At Bole Club Hosts Musical Program
The Busy Bees Canning club of Bole held its fourth meeting at leader Mrs. E. M. Bammel’s home. After club work a short musical program followed. New member Katharine Davis and guests Dolores Jackson Mrs. Dale Mrs. Munson and Mrs. C. Davis attended. The next meeting is slated for Wednesday July 30 at Ella Thompson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Bees Canning Club
Bole
E. M. Bammel
Katherine Davis
Dolores Jackson
Dale
Munson
C. Davis
Ella Thompson
Janet Carson
Call for Bids for School Bus Contract 1930 1931
Sealed bids for the school bus contract for the nine months term of 1930 1931 will be received up to 8 p m.
Bids Closed August 9 Sealed with Board Clerk
Bids must be sealed and delivered to the chairman of the board or clerk on or before August 9. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poset
Notice of Sprinkling District Tax in Chateau Montana
City of Chateau Montana announces a public hearing on August 4 1930 at 8 p.m. to finalize a tax levy on all real property in Sprinkling District No 2 to fund sprinkling for 1930. The resolution is on file with the City Clerk and may be inspected for five days. John T Moore, City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Stockmen’s State Bank
John T. Moore
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Choteau
R. C. Schuck
Livingston
Frank Tucker
Sunkist
Swift
Schillings Coffee
Peerenees
Setenreee
Seneeeeen
Sreeeeeen
Sereesres
Nesverese
Veasaceee
Hirshberg’s
Florsheim
Hannan
Agarex
Rexall
Teton Drug Co
All Ladies
Hirshbergs
Chateau Hardware Co
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