Greenfield Women Organize New Home Demonstration Club
A Home Demonstration club was formed in Greenfield with Fred S. Willson and Florence Michaelson from Montana State College guiding. Officers named include Mrs. LaVern McOmber as president and Mrs. L. C. Riphenburg as vice president. The group plans demonstrations on kitchen equipment water supply and sewage disposal and will continue with living room management programs for 1935 36. Members joining include Mrs. Ernest Knight Mrs. Toos er Mrs. Geo T Johnson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Fred S.willson
Florence Michaelson
Montana State College
LaVern McCmben
L. C. Riphenburg
H. Campbell
Chas Tracey
H. W. Faton
Ernest Knight
FO 0 Tooser
Geo T Johnson
H. W Raton
Frank Man
TC Rivens
C. Riphenburg
W. Hasbrouck
Bernie Harwood
J. Jo Mccinerney
Frances Peeeman
Joef. Campbell
Pearson
la Vern McOmber
Chas Tracy
Core's Side Champs in Golf Tourney at Chateau
Eleven mixed foursomes competed last Sunday with the Eddie Core team defeating C. S. McDonald’s group 16 to 12. The next event is the invitational tourney with Conrad, set for Sunday June 23 at Chateau. Members urged to join and help entertain visiting Conrad delegates.
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Core’s
Conrad
Eddie” Core
C. 5. McDonald
Chateau
Home management tour draws attention for Duton and Diamond Valley
County Agent Fred Willson reports strong interest in a home management tour to Dut ton and Diamond Valley communities next Wednesday. Miss Blanche Lee state home demonstration club leader and Mr Isaacs horticulturist from the State college will attend, with a representative from the federal housing administration. The tour is sponsored by the county home demonstration club council and is open to all interested residents.
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Dutton
Diamond Valley
Fred Willson
Blanche Lee
State Home Demonstration Club
Isaacs
The
State College
Federal Housing Administration
Home Demonstration Club Council
Marriage Licenses Across Several Montana Towns
James Anderson and Ora I Stewart in Fort Shaw. Kelcher and Bird from Lamedeer. Jesse Stewart and Louise Forseth from Farmington. Henry M Denison and Leona Rowley from Bynum. Martin Jackson and Agnes Hagadone from Winifred.
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James Anderson
Simms
Ora I. Stewart
Fort Shaw
Kelcher
Mrnestine Bird
Benton Man Fined for Not Disposing of Dead Cattle
Frank Schrosser of Fort Benton was fined 50 dollars in J G Jackson’s justice court after Dr. R T O Neill county health officer alleged he wintered cattle on the Fairfield bench and failed to dispose of dead cattle properly. Sheriff Billings pursued the case after Schrosser declined to correct the situation.
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R. T. O'Neill
Frank Schressler
Fort Benton
Justice Court
J G. Jackson
Fairfield
Schrosser
Joi. Billings
Chorus Songs Meet Here Friday In Te ton County
About 50 attended last Friday night at the Te ton County Recreation council meeting with recreation leaders and the all county chorus directors for the chautauqua. Mrs Arnold Hanusa led practice of songs including Swim Along Who Is Sylvia Deep River and Carry Me Back to Old Virginia. George Alzheimer Clara Alzheimer and Ralph Caskey led the refreshment committee.
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Teton County
George Alzheimer
Clara Alzheimer
Ralph Caskey
Will Return to Tetons County High School
J Kent Midgett, former instructor at Fort Benton and longtime Chouteau county educator, will rejoin Tetons County high school faculty next fall as M V Ritter departs. Midgett taught mathematics and served as athletic coach during prior five year stints at Tetons and Fort Benton. His return was welcomed by many friends in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Kent Midgett
Fort Benton
Tetons County High School
Midgett Willsuecord
M. V. Ritter
Chouteau County
Hospital Notes Report Local Surgeries
Si Van DeRier underwent a minor operation at the hospital last Thursday. Hazel Bleecker had her tonsils removed Monday. Bill Lantz was a patient yesterday for tonsil removal. Mrs Jess Stuart of Fairfield underwent a surgical operation yesterday at the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Si van DeRier
Hazel Bleecker
Bill Lantz
Jess Stuart
Fairfield
Fairfield Trims Swastikas 9 to 3 on Home Diamond
Fairfield Irrigators routed the Great Falls Swastikas 9 to 3 at home. Sam Black pitched again for Fairfield and Herman Earles held third base with a lineup featuring Crustie Wan gan Dan Black Gilmore Hanson and Arley Hanson among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Great Falls
Sam Black
Herman Earles
Crustie
Wangan
Dan Black
Secon
Gilmore Hanson
Hmerson Barres
Arley Hanson
Ditto
Funeral Directors Hold Montana Meeting in Great Falls
Chas H. Connor veteran undertaker and former county coroner attended the Montana Funeral Directors association annual meeting in Great Falls for four days. He now holds associate membership and expects to announce a major business plan upon returning to Chateau. Connor enjoyed reconnecting with old friends at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. H. Connor
Teton County
Great Falls
Montana Funeral Directors Association
Connor
Chateau
Farmers Seek Retention of Processing Taxes at Montana Meeting
A crowd from about 15 counties gathered at Montana State College June 4 to hear M. L. Wilson, assistant secretary of agriculture, discuss the agricultural adjustment administration and the U S Department of Agriculture outlook. Farmers passed resolutions urging retention of processing taxes and continuation of the wheat control program after 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Montana State College
M. L. Wilson
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Judge Hears June Term in Local Court Actions
Judge R M Hattersley held the regular June term. Demurrers in Bergman vs Youngman and Yates were overruled. Rock Mountain Elev. Co. v Bammel overruled. 20 days to plead. Joe Scott pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor. 30 day suspended sentence. Ada Elizabeth Tice granted divorce from Harrison Tice. Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co. v Mary E Cameron under advisement. Probate matters heard and acted on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
John Bergman
Clarence Youngman
Joseph Yates
Rock Mountain Elevate Company
Ada Elizabeth Tice
Harrison Tice
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Co
Mary E. Cameron
Eighth and Seventh Grade Examinations Report
The article lists names of eighth graders who continued from the first page and notes a seventh grade hygiene and geography exam. A total of 76 passed those tests with Mildred McKee and Leland Walker posting top marks in hygiene and geography respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Seufert
Kenneth Sulgrove
Edith St. Germain
Mildred McKee
The
Harmony School
Leland Walker
Fairfield
Notice to pay warrants in Teton County Montana
Elmer C Smith county treasurer of Teton County Montana publishes a notice to call for payment of warrants including Teton County road fund warrants registered before November 17 1934 and school district warrants registered before June 13 1935. Interest on these warrants will cease after June 13 1935.
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Teton County Road Fund
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Tom’s Service Station
Benton
Teton 'Om
TY High School Pre
Choteau Hospital
Fleur
Monteo
del Monte
Pork and Beans
van Camp
Borden’s
Florida
Great Northern
Kellogg’s
Chateau Creamery
Mee
Funeral Directors’ ‘Meeting
Elmer C. Smith
S. Maccany
Choteau
Mary Bair
Acantha
C K. Malone
Agawam
Jerry Siccama
Rocky Mountain Elevator Co
Teton Implement Co
L. E. Taylor Garage
Penney’s 3. C. Penney Company, Incorporated
Pat Ais
Ae A.vey
General Electric
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