Regional RA Chief Sees Fewer Seed Loans Signal Better Farmers
Denver reports the Resettlement Administration found seed loan applications in Colorado Wyoming and Montana far below forecasts less than 400 total with average loans near 100 indicating improved financial conditions. Clarkson said actual requests show a definite betterment versus last year as Washington had expected 165000 in seed loans for the region.
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Robert
Clarkson
Denver
Colo
Resettlement Administration
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Robert Clarkson
Washington
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Farmington Notes on Moves and Births in Local Families
Louie Bauma family moved onto the old Longmuir place after purchasing it last spring. J. B. Conner and guests visited Fort Peck, returning Sunday. Mrs. H. E. Hanson hosted the Farmington Ladies Aid at Fairfield. Olaf Forseth learned of his father L. A. Satre’s death in East Stanwood Washington after a long illness. H. C. Nyhns and A. E. Clearman visited Great Falls. Jack Slanger newborn daughter at Deaconess in Great Falls. Twin boys born to John and wife at Chateau hospital, died within hours. funeral at 2 pm today, Rev. Dennis presiding.
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Louie Bauma
Longmuir Place
J. B. Conner
Claude Chenowith
Fort Peck
H. E. Hanson
Farmington
Fairfield
Olaf Forseth
L. A. Satre
East Stanwood Washington
H. C. Nyhns
Great Falls
A. E. Clearman
R. A. Clearman
Clearman
Mississippi
Davenport
Iowa
Jack Slanger
Great Fala
John Chalmers
Chateau Hospital
Dennis of
Fairfien
Askews Visit Cas cade and Picnic Highlights
Belleview notes Mr. and Mrs. Harold Askew and Fred Askew traveled from Cascade to visit Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Gray. Fred Askew planned a weeks stay with his daughter Mrs. C. W. Gray. John Lane hosted a birthday picnic for Junior Lane in Teton Canyon with Cleo Rogers W. J. Ward C. W. Gray Mrs. Salmond Jeanette and the Lane family in attendance. J Hamiltons move to Geo. Moore place followed by Ja. Peebles visiting Louie Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Askew
Fred Askew
Cascade
Wilson Gray
C. W. Gray
John Lane
Teton Canyon
Junior Lane
Cleo Rogers
W. J. Ward
Salmond
Jeanette
J. Hamilton
Geo. Moore Place
Jim Blakeslee
Jas. Peebles
Louie Hamilton
Francis Yeager to Receive BA Degree at Intermountain College
Francis Yeager nephew of Mr and Mrs Earl Yeager will receive a bachelor of arts degree from Intermountain College on June 8. He starred in Merchant of Venice Valiant Three Wise Fools and War Brides and was named to Alpha Psi Omega. He served as athletic manager for two years, led Chemistry Seminar as president and belongs to Theta Sigma Pi. a chemistry major planning teaching work.
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Francis E Yager
Earl Yeager
Intermountain College
Theta Sigma Pai
Named weed commissioner reappointed in Teton County
Mr and Mrs C A Austad recently returned from a several week visit with relatives in North and South Dakota and Minnesota He was in Chateau yesterday and said the trip was pleasant He has been re appointed weed commissioner of Teton county and will start duties about the fifteenth of the month
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C. A. Austad
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Austad
Chateau
Teton County
Four-Year-Old Burned to Death in Power Barn Fire
Neil Eugene Gunderson, four, son of Mr and Mrs Ole Gunderson of two miles south of Power on Highway 91, died Thursday afternoon when a hayloft fire trapped him. His sister Eleanor, three, escaped from a window after being told to jump. Neighbors and parents arrived as the barn burned rapidly. Authorities considered matches or faulty wiring as possible causes. the community extends sympathy to the grieving family.
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Neil Eugene Gunderson
Ole Gunderson
Eleanor
Fairfield Fair Booth Fund Program Saturday Event
The Kiwanis club of Great Falls sponsors a Saturday evening program at the Sons and Daughters of Norway hall in Fairfield. Proceeds fund the Fairfield community booth at the North Montana fair. The event begins at 8:30 with entertainment and a dance to follow.
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Fairfield
Kiwanis Club of
Great Falls
North Montana
Sons and Daughters of Norway
Local social notes recount visits and gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Evanson and family visited from Fathead Lake with Mrs Evanson and child remaining to visit relatives in Teton Gap. Mrs. Bob Davison hosted Stuart Meyers and Mr. Davison’s birthday. several families shared meals and visits at multiple homes. Florence Stofflet met Elizabeth White in Great Falls before summer study in Washington. 4 H group enjoyed a river picnic and warm swimming on the Teton. Great Falls trips and local hospitality are noted.
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Chas. Evanson
Fathead Lake
Evanson
Kate Taylor
Maynard Hospital
Stuart Meyers
F. W. Smith and Sons
Dauwalder
Dee
Robert
Florence Stoffiet
Great Falls
Ethel White
Wolf Point
Stofflet
Washington
University of
Ralph Clayton
John Holm
Miss White
Teton River
Freeman Ranch
Bob Davison
Helen Lor Rayne
Carl Martinson
Ben Benson
Michelbach
Benny Kolste
Ole Kolste
Miss Francis
Pete Nasse
Montana Farm Prices Edge Down in May
Montana farm prices fell in May across most commodities. Wheat prices eased with winter wheat 78 cents and all wheat down four cents from April. Corn and oats held at 70 and 26 cents respectively, barley 45, rye 30. Hay, livestock, dairy and poultry saw declines though lamb markets held steady.
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Montana
J. G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Mountain View 4H Meeting at Joe Van Bolcum Home
The Mountain View Pig and Cali cla held a 4H meeting at Joe Van Bolcum's home. A "best 38" contest awarded a candy bat prize. After business we counted points and played baseball. Lunch was provided by Mrs. Andy Hyatt with help from Mrs. Jesse Perry and Mrs. Van Bolcum. Four visitors attended. The next meeting is at Joe Van Bolcum's.
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Mountain View
Cali
Bynum Rodeo Set for Sunday’s Big Event
O. K. Davis sponsors a large rodeo in Bynum next Sunday with Buck Bethune assisting. Riding starts at 3 p.m. and prizes of 15, 10, and 5 dollars await first to third place. Admission charged. Davis’ jumping ponies will perform. Riders ride at their own risk. management not responsible for injuries.
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Bynum
O. K. Davis
Buck Bethune
Mr. Davis
Merry Seamstresses Meet in Bose Hall May 23
4H club notes state Edna Hargon called the meeting to order with several absentees. A community picnic with a pot luck dinner is planned for Sunday, conditional on church services. Second year girls will baste slips and stepins. first year girls prepare pot holders and stocking darn. Myrtle Dale to demonstrate. roll call prompts on health.
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Bose Hall
Edna Hangon
Myrtle Dale
Mary Wiseman
Swenson Family News and Local Outings in Bynum
Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson received word of Mrs Swensons nephew's death and left for Utah. Visitors included Lorna Green Ona Jensen and extended local attendance at a Sunday show and a Mutual Improvement spring outing on the Teton river with a fishing report. Community committee elected for the new farm program with Reid Swenson Frank Zgoda and A S Jensen.
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Reid Swenson
Bert Jensen
Crawford
Frank Zgoda
A. S. Jensen
Hanberg
Gerald Stott
Howard Jensen
Gon
Roy Stott
Kathryn Kelly
Clysta Stott
Jensen Home
Leon Rowley
Emerson Rowley
Notice to creditors Estate of Mary A Miller
The administrator A V Swanberg of Mary A Miller deceased issues a notice to creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be exhibited at Great Falls Montana Cascade County. May 16 1936. Swanberg administrator. Swanberg and Swanberg Attorneys Ford Building Great Falls Montana. First pub May 21 last June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Miller
A. V. Swanberg
Great Falls
Montana
Cascade
Swanberg & Swanberg
Ford Building
Notice of Base of Real Property Sale in Montana
Teton County Montana announces it has acquired title to the described real property and will offer it for public auction to the highest cash bidder at the courthouse front door in Cho. Readiness for sale and auction conditions to be observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Court House
Cho
County auction notice for Teton County Montana land
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana announces the sale of the north half of the northwest quarter section 28 and north half of section 29 in township 23 north range 8 west at an appraised value of 360 dollars. A quitclaim deed will transfer ownership to the purchaser after payment to the county treasurer. Published May 21 and June 11, 1936.
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Twentythree
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
Notice of Sheriff Sale Decree of Foreclosure
In the Ninth Judicial District Te ton County Montana Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company sues Hilmer and Neva Johnson. A public auction will be held June 13 1936 at 2 PM at the Courthouse front door Chateau Montana for 322.51 acres described as Lot 4 SE quarter SE quarter etc. Sheriff J L Billings notices.
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District Court
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Range Wight
Meridian
Chateau
Teton County
J. L. Billings
Freeman, Thelen & Freeman
Notice of Closing Register in Teton County Montana
The registration books of Teton County Montana close at 5 p m Friday June 5 1936 for the primary nominating election on July 21 1936. Electors may register with the county clerk at the courthouse or with precinct registrars or notaries. naturalized citizens should show naturalization papers. To vote, US citizens who did not vote last general election and have not re registered must register by the stated deadline. County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. First published April 30 last June 4.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
United States
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