Gains in 1930 receipts for Lewis and Clark National Forest
Receipts for the 1930 fiscal year total $6,552.65, up from $4,560.67. About 35 percent goes to counties within the forest, with Teton County expected to receive between $350 and $400. Ten percent funds roads, the rest supports roads and schools. Cattle and horse grazing dominate, with timber sales and sheep revenues also up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Teton County
Lewis and Clark Forest
O. M. Wold
Forest Service
Missoula
Idaho
Coeur d’ Alene National Forest
Kaniksu Forest
Washington
Kootenai Forest
Montana Forest
Kootenai
Madison
Montana
Timber sales and forest revenues summary
The 24 forests timber sales yielded 485 243 dollars while grazing of livestock brought 150 937 dollars. Special uses including summer homes resorts pastures generated 19 826 dollars and water power 12 696 dollars. The remainder came from timber settlement and other authorized uses and trespass income.
Annual Flower Show Set by Caoteau Woman's Club
The Caoteau Woman's club sponsors the annual flower show to be held here on August 23 due to an earlier season. A prize list and further information will be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caoteau Woman's Club
Methodist Episcopal Church Week Schedule
The church lists morning worship at 9:00 with a sermon and children’s classes, Epworth League report at King's Hill, and 11:00 service at Pendrey. On Monday August 4 at 8:00 Rev. Spaulding district superintendent attends the fourth quarterly conference with stewards trustees and other conference members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League Institute
King’s Hill
Pendrey
Spaulding
Pendroy Couple Visit Chateau on Business
Mr and Mrs Paul Briggs of Pend roy were in Chateau this morning on business Cal Binford who has been a patient at the Maynard hospital for several days returned to his home near Farmington today Rev and Mrs E R Kaemmer returned last night from Luccock park near Livingston where they attended a leadership institute They also visited Yellowstone park Mr and Mrs E R Fish and two sons and Jess Fish and Miss Marjorie Anthony of Seattle are guests of Rev and Mrs E R Kaemmer Mrs Fish is Mrs Kaemmer s sister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Briggs
Pendroy
Chateau
Cal Binford
Maynard Hospital
Farmington
E. R. Kaemmer
Luccock Park
Livingston
Leadership Institute
Yellowstone Park
E. R. Fish
Jess Fish
Marjorie Anthony
Seattle
Fish
Kaemmer
Residents and visitors share Dupuyer rodeo weekend
Highview resident Harry Jones travels daily with a grader while local families and visitors from Great Falls gather at Dupuyer for rodeo events. Attendees include Dr and Mrs Maynard, Mrs Ernes tine Woods, Mrs Helen Griffiths, the Smith sisters, Roy Moye, and families of S D Jones and A G Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jones
Dupuyer
Maynard
Ernestine Woods
Helen Griffiths
Smith
Elsie Jones
A. G. Roberts
Roy Moye
S. D. Jones Ranch
Glen Morton
Gilchrist & Co. Ranch
Robert Sheppard and Sons
Robert, Jr
Harrison
Kenneth
Robert Sheppard
Marvin
Lyle
Anderson
Great Falls
Elmer Phillips
Chateau
Shirley Dupay
Club Cafe
Bole community notes feature dance and birthdays
Dale Farmers union youth plan a home talent play at Bole hall on Saturday with a dance to follow. Miss Doris Thorne celebrates eighteenth birthday with friends. a Women’s club picnic on the Teton draws about 50. local residents visit, vacationers travel, and casual gatherings fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Farmers’ Union
Bole
Ruth Bergland
Chateau
Ernest Sandberg
Irene Johnson
Mildred Reece
Jack Jacobson
Harry Jacobson
Great Falls
Florence Reece
Minneapolis
Holm Ranch
Falls
Arthur Johnson
Lake Keogh
Ben Benson
Jas. Thorne
Doris
Miss Thorne
Merle Bunday
Coutts
Alta
Bunday
Ernest Larson
Joe Ziegler
Axel Larson
Teton Canyon
John Holm
Haliver Thompson
Ella Thompson
Fred Swenson
Simms
Woman's Club
Teton
Farl Zimmerman
Hester Barce
Edmond Bammel
Kermit Bjorke
Hanson
Bammel
Walter Dauwalder
John Kosnick
Family returns to Great Falls after Kosnick visit
The Wickens family and children were driven to their Great Falls home Sunday after a weeklong stay with the Kosnick family. E. M. Bammel is credited with the first threshing in the area, and he threshed barley on Tuesday at an average of 33 bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Seattle visit highlights flower filled parks
Premium Center notes Mrs. K. McLean and daughter Elizabeth enjoy two week stay in Seattle complimenting its flower filled parks. Other locals mention purchases of Gleaner combines by Edwin Anderson and Avril brothers, with expected more farm equipment buys this season. Neighbors Henry Wuest and Jake Trost buy combines while Roy Inbody and others spend a weekend fishing on Deep Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. McLean
Elizabeth
Seattle
Wash
Geo. Roof
Wenatchee
Edwin Anderson
Gleaner
Avril Brothers
Massay Harris
Henry Wuest
Jake Trost
Fred Fernfeist
Deep Creek
Farmington Social Roundup Includes Visits and Travel
Angus Rose of Brady visited his grandmother Mrs Olaf Lindseth at the first of the week. Martha Reinks visits at the Yelte Baker home. Residents attended a Dupuyer rodeo on Sunday. Adolph Arensmeyer returned from Glacier Park station after driving for Adams Oil Co. Families from LeDesky Nyhus and Johnsons picnicked in Teton canyon. Agnes Nasset of Corvallis Oregon arrived to visit Lars Nasset. George Bast of Gallatin Valley Milling Co. in Great Falls stopped in Farmington Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angus Rose of
Brady
Olaf Lindseth
Martha Reinks
Yelte Baker
J. B. Conner
Dupuyer
Adolph Arensmeyer
Glacier Park Station
Adams Oil Co
C.A. Carlson
Rosengren
Ernest
Abe Breere
Carl E. Carlson
Sun River Canyon
LeDesky, Nyhus and Johnson
Teton Canyon
Agnes Nasset
Corvallis
Oregon
Lars Nasset
Cg Et Eo Gues George Bast
Gallatin Valley Milling Co
Great Falls
Farmington
Local Social Roundup and Theatre Night Recap
Louise Forseth at the Evenson home and a series of gatherings fill the week. A surprise hall party honored Mrs. Martin Depner and Mrs. Ira Denison with guests Miss Alice Kelly and baby brother from Bynum. The Lost Child drama drew a sizable audience and strong profits for a county show at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Forseth
Chris Evenson
Martin Depner
Ira Denison
Alice Kelly
Baby Brother
Bynum
Howard Hanson
Gregor Tangen
Fairfield
Great Falls
Forseth
Swenson
Teton
Clarence Carlson
James Peebles and Sons
Fassel
Strayed mare description seeks return to Choteau ranch
Iron gray mare four years old unbranded with a star crooked facial streak white spot on right nostril and distinct white markings on hooves. Reward offered five dollars for taking up notifying or returning to M A Cort at his ranch in Choteau. Date shown 9 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Cort
Choteau
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Northern Region
Nick
Bill
Choteau Meat
Cambric
J.C. Penney CO
Choteau, Mont
Highview
J. M. Weaver
Wi H. Gorham
City
G. C. Parker
A. H. Doughty
Nichols & Sheppard Thresher
McCormick Header
McCormick Deer ‘Ing
John Deere
Case Combine
Fordson Tractor
McCormick Mower
Teton Implement Co. Ort
Baldwin
L. EB
Taylor Garage
McCormick Deering
Parren Oliver
Gus Thompson
Tom Olson
L. E. Taylor
McCormick
A. E. Moye
Firestone Company
Firestone Dealers
Firestone
Indianapolis
Studebaker
Atlantic City
Detroit
Firestone Oldfield Truck Tires
H. D
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