Last of 7500 Lambs Shipped From Sunriver Project
The Sunriver project finished feeding 7500 lambs over about 90 days and sent them to market last week. Data on a lot of 344 lambs fed by Granville Bradford shows initial weight 65 pounds, final 95 pounds, gain 30 pounds, average daily gain 0.4 pounds, feeding period 88 days, grain 1.5 pounds and hay 3.5 pounds daily. Bradford earned 195.75 dollars for three months with no interest charges, and 90 percent of the lambs were finished, delivering bloom and fat lambs for market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunriver
W. W. Cole
Granville Brandford
Rosa Hatcher
Earl ‘Wood
H. W. Bateman
Wm. Graves
Lewis Hart
L G. Baldwin
O. G. Matkin
H. L. Halladay
Otto Jenkins
al. Udin
Granville
Bradford
School Elections in 46 Teton County Districts Set for April 4
Arrangements have been made for the annual school elections across 46 Teton County districts. County Superintendent Anna E Stafford issues notices and supplies to clerks and trustees, noting all elections occur the first Saturday in April, April 4. District No 1 including Chateau Meadows and Prairie View sees two retiring board members J Hannan and C Franks. No special levies are expected. Certificates of election must be qualified within 15 days, and the April meeting should be held on the third Saturday. In third class districts only taxpayers may vote on special levies unless otherwise noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
Chateau
Meadows
Prairie View
J., J. Hannan
Charles Franks
W. G. Bloomdahl
Red Cross donations total $168.02 with March 21 event planned
Donated this week eight dollars and fifteen cents were announced by Miss Margaret Nagle chapter chairman. Gifts from Agawam Chateau and Dutton totaled eight dollars and fifteen cents. Agawam raised four dollars from birthday cake sales for Wm Breding and H G Young. Agawam plans a March 21 hard times relief drive with half proceeds to Red Cross. Overall drought relief quota needs thirty two dollars more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Agawam
Chateau
Dutton
Wm. Breding
H. G. Young
Judge Hattersley to Hear District Court Matters Friday
Judge R M Hattersley from Conrad will preside at a regular district court term Friday. Final naturalization petitions for Elizabeth Voet and Christine Dahlman will be heard along with a petition by Louise Neil for a $25 monthly mother’s pension. Civil and probate cases noted include a Montana Land Agency foreclosure suit againstGeo H Campbell, with the defendant ordered to plead within 20 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Elizabeth Voet
Christine Dahlman
Louise Neil
Judge Hattersley
Montana Land Agency
Geo. H. Campbell
Seventh Annual Farmers Fun Feed Tonight at County High
All set for the seventh annual farmers fun feed at the county high school with 520 tickets sold and attendance forecast at or above. The program begins at 6 with a community sing, quartet numbers, and band selections. Radio KFBB will broadcast the event from 6 to 7 on remote control while diners gather for the banquet in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
R.C. Bricker
The
Great Falls
Feasibility study for fish ladder at Bynum Reservoir
Great Falls officials including G. Boyd of the state fish and game commission and K. T. McDonald of the fisheries department visited Bynum Reservoir to study adding a fish ladder. The Chateau Rod and Gun Club pushed the project but funding constraints may delay progress. They also inspected Lake Francis spawn station near Walier, expected to open about March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Reservoir
Boyd
Great Falls
State Fish and Game Commission
G. Stubblefield
Giant Springs
K. T. McDonald
State Department of Fisheries
Chateau
Bynum
Teton River
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
W. E. Lockhart
C. D. McDonald
E. J. Crary
McDonald
Stubberfield
Lake Francis
Walier
Larson Returns From Helena Views on Legislative Questions
Senator T. O. Larson and his wife returned from Helena after the legislature adjourned. He defended the absent voter law repeal, citing county clerk fraud as a driver of the measure and explained rising session costs from more staff and bills. He urged raising the general levy to 2.5 mills, noted ongoing warrant indebtedness, and discussed education funding and tax changes including real estate rate cuts and an income tax constitutional amendment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. O. Larson
Helena
Larson
Senate
Clarkson family to attend Farmers' Fun Feed in city
Robert Clarkson Sr. and his son George traveled to Chateau for the Farmers' Fun Feed tonight and plan a short visit in town. The elder Clarkson lives on a Chinook area farm since 1888. George works for the Great Northern railroad at Havre and has performed as a musician on past occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
George
Chateau
Mr. Clarkson
Chinook
Great Northern Railroad
Havre
New Brooms delight crowd at junior class play
The junior class of Teton County high school presented Frank Craven’s New Brooms last Thursday night in the high school auditorium. Principal Guthrie directed with help from Mrs Guthrie and the faculty. Smith Hughes farm shop aided the set, and the school orchestra provided music under Miss Marguerite Vaughn. Willard Paulus starred as Thomas Bates with Lamar Burke, Emma Young, Opal Moore and a cast including William Yeager Harriet Holmes Wardell Moss Ray Davidson Elsie Hirshberg Philip Hichandi Joseph Hilt John Rowland and Wallace Barce delivering a full three act comedy with romance and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Craven
Teton County High School
A. B. Guthrie
Smith-Hughes
Marguerite Vaughn
Willard Paulus
Thomas Bates
Lamar Burke
Emma Young
Geraldine Marsh
Opal Moore
Bates
William Yeager
Kneeland
Harriet Holmes
Margaret
Wardell Moss
Williams
Ray Davidson
George Morrow
Elsie Hirshberg
Florence Wheeler
Ethel Bates
Mr. Bates
Philip Hichandi
Wallie Nowell
Joseph Hilt
Philip Dow
John Rowland
Simpson
Wallace Barce
Nelson
Conrad Girls Win Pennant In Augusta Tourney
Conrad high school girls claim the pennant by beating Fort Shaw 30 to 28 in the Augusta tournament final. Teton took third with a 31 to 27 win over Simms. Augusta beat Centerville 18 to 12 for fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad High School
Augusta High School
Fort Shaw
Teton
Simms
Augusta
Centerville
Conrad
Cascade
Power
Chateau
Ford Shaw
Andrews Death Due to Heart Failure
Adelbert B. Andrews 79 died suddenly from a heart attack at his big ranch home eight miles east of Judith Gap. The body was taken to Harlowton for burial after funeral services at Judith Gap conducted by Rev. Lower. An old Wheatland County farmer and miller, Andrews was born in Providence Rhode Island and lived in Minnesota Tennessee and Nebraska before homesteading near Minden in 1876.
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A. B. Andrews
Chateau
Great Falls
Wheatland County
Providence
R. 1
Minnesota
Tennessee
Nebraska
Minden
Montana Turkeys Bring About 300000 Dollars In 1930 Sales
Montana poultry growers marketed over a million pounds of turkeys in 1930 for a cash return near 300000 dollars. About 85 percent went through cooperative pools and shipped mainly to eastern markets, totaling 880480 pounds. The remaining 166220 pounds were sold locally. Prices varied by sale period, with January February at 22 to 36 cents, Thanksgiving 17.5 to 29 cents, and Christmas 22 to 30.5 cents per pound. The Northwestern Turkey Growers Association led most pools for Thanksgiving and Christmas markets, with George W Gustafson as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Northwestern Turkey Growers Association
Salt Lake
George W. Gustafson
Blaine County
Crotp
Greatalls
Northwestern
Blaine
Chouteau
Custer
Dawson
Gallatin
Hill
Judith Basin
Lewis and Clark
Golden Valley
Park
Phillips
Sweet Grass
Teton and Valley
Musselshell
Pondera
Wibaux
Pondera Poultry Growers Association
Stillwater Poultry Growers Association
Farmers Union Orders Carload of Oil to Chateau
Delegates and officials from county Farmers Union locals let a contract with Farmers Union Exchange at St Paul to supply tractor lubricants. A carload of oils and greases will be shipped to Chateau for distribution after a second meeting this week. Delivery is expected in about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
St. Paul
Teton County
Chateau
Paul Mathis
W. H. Wellenstein
P. M. Campbell
Pete Laconette
Charles Field
Dave Scarrow
W. H. Dauwalder
Joe Lehnrz
Matt Decker
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Associate . Co
J. J. Hannan
C. Franks
Choteau
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Farmers
Dane
Chateau Quartet
Dedeltadase
Dominic Banis Barmar
Iinedeee Collins Community Mivlidebaadans Se
Crane Bros
E. M. Bammel
W. G. Dauwalder
Agawanl
N. L. Pearson
Sect Seeksecos
J. C. Taylor
Clarkson
C. H. Davis
Robert
Gtabeo Ripsqua Censunatty
Sdenedanemetic
Geo. Coffey
Weeewee
K. Luther
Henry Davidson Music Saat Quenrabebad Ngehattadhe
Dutton Quartet
Eaeregarcerotesgacee Teen Nee
J. E. Hodgskiss
Bynum Ladies
R. BE. Cameron Music
Boca Bynum Quartet “Pondera Pestications
A. C. Peterson
Fairfield Quartet
Calvin Wixom
Fairfield Project
D. P. Thurber
Rod
Ally
United States
Citizens State Bank
Northwest Turkey Growers Assn
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