Smith-Hughes vocational agriculture installed at county high school
The Smith-Hughes program opens at Chateau County High School offering farm crops soils livestock management and farm mechanics courses. M J Abbey state supervisor of agricultural education installed the program on June 1 with M K Luther directing summer activities and integration with county extension work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith-Hughes
Chateau
M. J. Abbey
M. K. Luther
Luther
Clarkson
Montana
Department of
Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture
Judge Greene Seeks Supreme Bench Nomination in Montana
Judge John H. Greene of the 19th judicial district filed last Friday with Secretary of State John Mountjoy as a Democratic candidate for associate justice of the Montana supreme court for a six year term. Greene, finishing his 10th year as district judge, cites a record of firm rule in oil litigation and a commitment to impartial justice unshaken by outside influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Greene
John Mountjoy
Supreme Court
Greene
Montana
Teton
Pondera
Glacier
Toole
S. W. Stewart
Jarées Sulgrave
Youth Lies to Cash $4.15 Check to $40.15 in Farm Case
G C Stokes of a ranch near Bole, with Dr H W Bateman, filed a charge in county attorney offices after a boy named Harry Ellsworth cashed a $40.15 check drawn on him. The youth had been in Great Falls for lambing help and reportedly fled reform school. Great Falls and local officers cooperate to locate him. Dorothy Franklin leaves for Havre to enter normal school for summer course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Stokes
H. W. Bateman
Bole
Harry Ellsworth
Stokes
Great Falls
Farm service calls and individual assistance outlined
A snippet notes the availability of agricultural service work and related help for individuals facing farm problems. It emphasizes the line of activity and offers call-on support for farm related needs and related services.
Chateau Fourth of July Celebration Planned with Many Attractions
Chateau Post No 6 American Legion leads a town wide Fourth of July celebration with a sunrise gun salute parade band concerts rodeo horse racing and an afternoon carnival. City officials Lions club and civic groups coordinate through an executive committee and next Tuesday’s meeting will finalize plans. Proceeds fund the city park purchase and residents are urged to prepare for fireworks and fireworks friendly activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
H. W. Bateman
Bert I. Packer
The
Legion
W. W. Smith
Lions Club
Jas. Eckford
C. James Smith
A. B. Guthrie
I. G. Lestrade
J. E. Hodgs
Kiss
G. C. Core
Dante
Dewey Steele
Charles Straight
John T. Moore
Dave DeTour
R. E. Nelson
W. B. Butchart
W. G. Bloomdahl
Cole and Packer Law Office
City Park
G. N. Railroad
Veteran Officer Will Enter Primary Race
County Clerk and Recorder W. H. Webb filed his petition for the Republican nomination for the office he holds. Webb, among the county’s longest serving officials since 1920, has consistently won re election and helped craft the plan to retire $100,000 in road and bridge bonds by 1938. His ballot statement pledges to continue his work if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Webb
Webb
Teton County
Packer Enters Race for County Attorney Nomination
B J Packer filed for the Republican nomination for county attorney promising faithful and efficient service and impartial law enforcement. A 1916 University of Minnesota Law School graduate, he served as assistant state’s attorney in Burke County North Dakota, joined the Marines in World War I, practiced in Rapelje then Château, has led local American Legion activities, and is secretary of the county Republican central committee.
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B. J. Packer
Packer
Law School
University of Minnesota
Burke County
North Dakota
Fon
United States
Rapelne
Chateau
American Legion
Republican County Central Committee
Hodgskiss Admitted To Deaconess Hospital In Great Falls
William Hodgskiss, returning from Duboise Idaho with the Clarkson party, entered Deaconess hospital in Great Falls for a few days. His condition is much improved and he expects to be home in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hodgskiss
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Duboise
Idaho
Clarkson
Doyle Conrad Candidate for Judge in 19th District
D. W. Doyle an attorney from Conrad filed his notice with the secretary of state at Helena showing his candidacy in the Democratic primaries for the 19th judicial district judge. He has lived in Cascade Teton and Pondora counties since 1900 and previously served two terms as Teton county attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Conrad
D. W. Doyle
19Th Judicial District
Helena
Doyle
Cascade
Teton
Pondora
Great Falls
Law Department
University of Minnesota
Teton County
S. J. Doyle
Great Fats
Tax Installment Total Collected For Second Period
Figures from County Treasurer Otto Wagnild show the second period taxes totaling 85,373.98 were collected by close of last Thursday. May receipts were 82,429.93 with the rest arriving between late November and early May. Delinquency stands at 5,902.06, described as the lowest in his tenure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnild
Waynild
Crawford Seeks County Assessor Post With Filing
M C Crawford filed his nominating petition Saturday with County Clerk W H Webb seeking re election as County Assessor. He was elected in 1926 and told the Acantha he would continue to give his best if chosen again. Crawford, a Wolverine State native, moved to North Dakota as a young man and worked as a barber for 15 years before homesteading west of Dutton in 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Crawford
W. H Webb
Crawford
Acantha
Wolverine State
North Dakota
Dutton
Chateau
Important Meetings On Wheat Marketing In County
On Wednesday next and the following day farmers and elevator men meet at Chateau and Collins to discuss wheat marketing with a focus on high protein content. Ed Bell of Bozeman will speak on farmers’ selling experiences and high test wheat handling with lantern slides and charts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Chateau
Montana
Ed Bell
Bozeman
Clarkson
Rod and Gun Club Sees Membership Jump to 151
The Rod and Gun Club reports membership rose from 40 to 191 after a crow hop event last Saturday night and a membership drive. Net receipts from the dance minus expenses totaled about $75, with the club ending with roughly $90 in the bank and all expenses paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod & Gun Club
Mr. Crow
Johnny Peterson
Marvin Lindseth
H. B. Swanson
Ted Turner
Henry Arensmeyer
Farmington
Lions Club Natal Day to mark first anniversary
Next Wednesday the Lions Club will celebrate its first anniversary in the city with a picnic, music and dancing in the city park. Families and guests will attend as officers are elected and club business is conducted during the evening session.
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Lions Club
Local men tour Idaho sheep station and study viability
County Agent Robert Clarkson and three others visited the Dubois Idaho sheep experiment station run by the U S government to assess including the site on next year’s crop tour. They observed Columbia and Corodale sheep types and noted range management trials, grazing effects, water scarcity, and differences from Teton county conditions. The group concluded a Dubois tour would not be advisable next year.
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Choteau
Robert Clarkson
W. W. Cole
Wm. Shannon
Wm. Hodgskiss
Dubois
Idaho
United States
Clarkson
Australia
Lincoln
Teton County
Dubois Station
Coburn Files for District Judge Nomination in Helena
John W. Coburn, a Cut Bank attorney and former state legislator, filed as a Republican candidate for judge of the nineteenth judicial district in Helena. He previously represented Teton county in the House and served as the first state senator for Glacier county after its creation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W Coburn
Helena
Coburn
Teton County
Glacier County
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Judge Greene
Supreme Bench
Chateau Jurist
Dorothy Franklin
Havre
First National Bank
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Bert J. Packer
Moore
W. W. Doyle
Judgship
Natal
Idaho Experiment Station
John W. Coburn
Cutbank
Citizens State Bank
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