Second Annual Farm Bureau Fun Feed Draws Big Crowd
Over 320 Teton County residents, farm families from communities across the county, attended the second annual Farm Bureau Fun Feed at the high school gym. County Agent Robert Clarkson organized the event with Miss Forrest, featuring community tables, hats for diners, and a band, with speeches by Evan W. Hall and W. L. Stockton among others promoting sugar beet farming and the McNary Haugen bill.
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Teton County
Farm Bureau
Robert Clarkson
Miss Forrest
High School Domestic Science Department
Jollity
L. G. Passmore
Farmington
Teton County Farm Bureau
America
von Ynson
Clarkson
Leedom
W. L. Stockton
Clarkston
Montana Farm Bureau
Coolidge
Stockton
National Farm
McNary-Haugen
Senator Walsh
Walsh
Assembly
Congress
Pendrey
Bole
Fairfield
Chateau
Great Falls
Legion
Prominent Dairyman Eyes Ranches Near Choteau
Lewistown dairyman J. H. Hofstetter, owner of a 160 head Holstein herd and a leading Montana producer, visited Choteau with State Dairy Commissioner G. C. Norris and George M. Coffey Jr to inspect local ranches for a potential dairy farm purchase and relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hofstetter
Lewistown
Montana
Northwest
Choteau
G.C. Norris
Geo. M. Coffey, Jr
Hofstetter
Montana Legislature Passes Nine Measures and Probes Gas Prices
Governor Erickson signs nine laws including court reporter pay raises and water rights adjudication. Senate approves Deer Lodge clothing factory at the state penitentiary and a new building loan code. A legislative gas price inquiry finds lack of competition and high freight rates inflate Montana’s gas costs. House considers delinquent tax lists, school funding changes, and public notice measures amid a busy late session.
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Erickson
Senate
Deer Lodge
Moss
House
State Board of Education
Joffray
Montana
Butte
County Boards of Equalization
Martha J. Williams
Stillwater
Conley
Rockwood
Hodgskiss
Larson
C. T. Stewart
Dell
County Treasurer Receives State School Fund Check
Otto Waynild, county treasurer, received a $15,164.26 check from the state school fund for the current year. County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford allocated funds to districts by census children, with District No. 1 Chateau getting $3,719.69 and Claude paying nothing as its students attend District No. 1.
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Otto Waynild
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Bynum
Claude
Interesting Program At Chateau Woman's Club Meeting
A Chateau Woman's Club social afternoon featured a history outline of Teton county by Mrs. C S McDonald followed by Montana sung by members. Performances included violin by Mrs Verne Ashley vocal by Mrs Robert B Culbertson and readings by Mrs A B Guthrie and original poems by Alex Longmuir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nelson
Chateau Woman’s Club
C. S. McDonald
Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Verne Ashley
Robert B. Culbertson
A. B. Guthrie
Alex Longmuir
James Eckford
Ben H. Pisher
Rogers Leaves Gray Hospital After Ladder Fall Injuries
B. B. Rogers was discharged last week from Gray hospital where he had been treated for injuries from falling off a step ladder a few weeks earlier.
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B. B. Rogers
Gray Hospital
Teton Takes Fourth at District Tournament Teton wins fourth in northern Montana district event
In Havre on Sunday Teton finished fourth after going 3-1 in the district tournament. Coach Verne Ashley led his team past Chinook Inverness and Rudyard but fell to Great Falls. Final standings had Stockett first Bell second Fort Shaw third with Havre fifth and Great Falls sixth.
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Evan W. Hall
Miles City
Milwaukee
Hall
Reyn Leedom
Great Fals Chamber of Commerce
Falls Chamber
Great Falls Chamber of Commerce
Leedom
Colorado
Verne Ashley
Havre
Montana
Stockett
Cascade County
Béll
Fort Shaw
Great Falls
Teton
Chinook
Inverness
Rudyard
Great Falls Tribune
Choteau
Dinty
Moore
Sackett
Wallener
Chateau
Crossen
Crane
Loomis
Bleecker
Norris
Great’ Falls
Jinx
Burns
Teton County Crew
Dinty Moore
Falls
Electric City
Moe
Big Sandy
Choteau to Host Irrigation Congress Next Fall
Choteau will host an irrigation congress in early November with 300 to 400 representative farmers from Teton Pondera and Cascade counties. Speakers and committees from Sun River Fort Shaw Walter and Bynum projects will discuss land use dairying pasture marketing and profitability and set plans for action.
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Chateau
Jas. Eckford
R. E. Nelson
Choteau
Mr. Eckford
Clarkson
W. W. Smith
Great Falls
J. R. Jones
Pendray
Teton County
Sun River
Fort Shaw
Walier
Bynum
Burton Beach
Teton
R. E. Cameron
Cascade
Blaine Ferguson
Pondora
J. W. Saunders
Conrad
Wm. Love
C. L. Bailey
Earl Woods
Henry Radcliffe
Fairfield
Walter Brophy
L. G. Passmore
George Slanger
Farmington
George B. Gough
Lowry
Frank George
FE. B. Noble
F. A. Spear
Geo. O. Sanford
Doctor Bateman Expected Back From Los Angeles
Dr. H. W. Bateman, after several weeks of postgraduate study in Los Angeles, is expected to return to Chateau late next week.
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H. W. Bateman
Los Angeles
Chateau
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