Future Farmers Plan District Entertaining and Contests
The Future Farmers hosted a Wednesday evening dance for high school students in the gym. Bernard Toenges and Sid Yeager led novelty numbers, while 46 members delivered five to ten minute talks to select qualifiers for the Cascade district contest. Arnold Neiswender Alvin Meyer Charles Tumblin and John Shoquist posted the top scores. A public speaking contest will pick a school representative for the district meet with state finals in Bozeman during high school week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Toenges
Sid Yeager
Cascade Future
Glacier Park District
Chateau
Future Farmers
Cascade
Arnold Neiswender
Alvin Meyer
Charles Tumblin
John Shoquist
Bozeman
Transcript of Judgment Filed in District Court
A transcript of judgment was filed yesterday for record in Ton county district court from the Eighth Judicial District Great Falls. Plaintiffs are H. W. Ludwig Sr H. W. Ludwig Jr and E Is Ludwig co partners of Ludwig Garage Great Falls. Defendants are Jack Knowles Grinnell Knowles and Dorothy Knowles of Power community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Eighth Judicial District
Great Falls
H. W. Ludwig, Sr
H. W. Ludwig, Jr
E. Is. Ludwig
Ludwig Garage
Jack Knowles
Grinnell Knowles
Dorothy Knowles
Power Community
Recreation Meeting Draws County Leaders
The March Recreation Council gathering on Friday March 5 was attended by 45 men and women leaders from across the county. Chateau leaders organized entertainment including singing games and folk dancing with plans for an April session led by Bole leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March Recreation Council
Chateau
Eastern Star Visit Planned by Grand Worthy Matron
Mrs Ruth Ping grand worthy matron of the Eastern Star lodge of Montana will visit Fidelity chapter O E S in Chateau next Monday evening. A banquet at 630 pm for Star members and husbands costs 60 cents a plate followed by a lodge meeting with work exemplification. Worthy Matron Sarah Kropp says a 230 pm Monday business session is planned and asks full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ping
Eastern Star Lodge of
Montana
Fidelity Chapter
Chateau
Sarah Kropp
Valentine Kirsch former Agawam resident dies in Oregon
A letter from Rosa Johnson of Mohawk Oregon reports the death of Valentine Kirsch 75 in Oregon on the 23rd of last month. He lived in Agawam and Farmington for years before moving to Oregon two and a half years ago. He left a widow 16 years deceased and is survived by four daughters three sons and 11 grandchildren. Mrs Petri is one daughter.
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Rosa Johnson
Mohawk
Oregon
Valentine Kirsch
Kirsch
Agawam
Farmington
Wendel Petri Place
Petri
Connors
Teton County High School
Oregonian
Eugene
Chateau
Hasty Tasty 4H Breakfast Club Meeting Notes
The Hasty Tasty 4H Breakfast Club met at Janet Fields on March 5 1937. A business session followed by kitchen time with Janet cooking ferina and Frances Odenwald oatmeal. Peggy Knotts joined. next meeting set for March 19 1937 at Mrs Ruth Monkman's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Fields
Janet
Ferina
Frances Odenwald
Peggy Knotts
Ruth Monkman
Alice Hansen
Cut Bank and Havre Win at Havre
Cut Bank defeats Poplar 18 to 17 to win the class B title at Havre regional tourney. Havre Blue Ponies beat Great Falls Bigong 23 to 14 for the class A title. State championship round robin at Great Falls March 18 19 and 20 features Livingston Roundup Belt and others.
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Cut Bank Basketeers
Poplar Indiana
Havre
Havre Blue Ponies
Great Falls Bigong
Cleaners
Livingston
Roundup
Great Fallg
Building moved in Chateau to become garage at Allum home
The old frame building, long a fixture on Third Street Northwest opposite Texaco cabins, was relocated this week to serve as a garage at Frank Allum's home. Its history includes an 1890s office for Dr. Thomas Brooks and years as a warehouse for Logan and Howard grocery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Frank Allum
Third Street
Texaco
Thos. Brooks
Logan and Howard Grocery Store
R. R. Mellon
Scissor Snippers Club Reorganizes Meeting
The Scissor Snippers club reorganized at the Swenson home with officers elected Cora Otness president Cora Seekins vice president Lois Swenson secretary treasurer Rose Camden song and yell leader Dorothy Swenson reporter. The group voted to take up room improvement and May Thompson was elected as local leader. A lunch was served at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scissor Snippers Club
Dorothy
Lois Swenson
Cora Otness
Cora Seekins
Rose
Camden
Dorothy Swenson
Montana to allow retail liquor sales April 4 with voter-boosted limits
Montana lawmakers authorize retail liquor sales starting April 4 under House Bill 196. A Montana liquor control board may issue licenses after 30 days, but counties with petitions signed by 35 percent of electors cannot issue licenses after April 4. Fees range from 200 to 600 dollars by community size. oblique state and local tax provisions apply to licensees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
E. N. Jeffray
Jefferson County
Montana Liquor Control Board
Liquor Board
Two Dutton youths arraigned on burglary charge
Bert Halseth and Kenneth Neil, two Dutton youths, were arraigned before Justice J.G. Jackson on a burglary charge. The complaint alleges they broke into the Dutton beer business in February and stole beer of unknown value. Each was released on $1,000 bond pending district court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Bert Halseth
Kenneth “Neil
J.G. Jackson
E. L. Murphy
District ‘Court
Joe
Lehnersz
Dayia
Lyubach
Neil
Gynther’ Halseth
John
Mapa
Halseth
State Act Sets Penalties and Funding Split
The act places the city in a specified state with a yearly $25 rate. Half of the collected funds go to the state public school general fund and half to the public welfare fund for social security administration. Violations carry a fine of $1,000 to $5,000 or imprisonment of one to five years, or both.
Man Pleads Guilty on Disturbing the Peace Charge
Ed Powers of Bynum pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace J G Jackson on a disturbance of the peace charge. County Attorney Murphy and Undersheriff gen served the warrant. The judge gave an 80 day suspended sentence and placed the defendant on 90 days probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Powers
Bynum
Justice of the ‘Peace
Murphy
Undersherife T
Galego
Bon
Itea
Local fishing season to close March 15 for spring
The fishing season will close on March 15 and stay closed until May 21 as residents note the return of fine spring weather. Waltonians report the season's pause amid local sport and outdoor activity.
Scoven Endorses Park Service Event Assistance
Scoven endorses park service activity at allts camps and assigns uniformed men to assist. The pastor notes if the project grows beyond the local church and its sponsor, the state or national church organization will step in to support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Service
Allts Camps
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Hirshberg’s
Majestic
Campbell’s Soup
Chase & Sanborns
Monarch
Canada
Swift
Cut Bank
Quint
Bett
Kleffman
Foplar
Plentywood
Chinook
Beauty
Duart
Martha Matchett
Lorraine
Vigen
Gus
Standard OW Co
Standard Oil CO
Choteau, Mont
Sean
SODAY
Bport
Ats Een
Scoven
Endorses
Mulford
Blackleg Vaccines
H. A. Ames
Mountain View Gardens
Marchis
Tommy
Dance Demons of
Europe
Ford Motor Company
Ford
L. E. Taylor Garage
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