F F A District Meet Set With Multiple Contests
The first section of the F F A district meetings will be held in Simms on Friday March 12 with Browning Walier Dutton Fairfield Power Chateau Conrad and Cascade chapters competing in basketball horse shoe pitching and rifle to crown district champions A district convention will occur and public speaking tryouts will determine the district speaker to advance to the state contest in Bozeman April 28 Eldon Cook will represent Chateau with Readjusting Agriculture in Teton County Mr Lindseth will oversee the district speaking contest Eighteen members travel to Simms at 8 30 am to promote Chateau prospects with Patrolman Kemp aiding rifle instruction and steps for a strong finish Clark Inbody Reporter
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Bozeman
Portland
Kansas City
Eldon Cook
Teton County
Lindseth
F. PF. A
Kemp
Freshman Girls Plan Sewing Projects And Banquet Prep
Home Ec notes show freshmen choosing patterns and fabrics for sewing while sophomores melt cakes. Members demonstrate jelly bells with success as humor and chaos mix in the Home Ec department amid tournament excitement.
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Minle
Bunny Stearns
Jimmy McArdle
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Teton Team Finishes Fourth in Northern Tourney at Shelby
The Teton basketball squad placed fourth in the northern divisional tournament at Shelby winning a large trophy with a mahogany base. Shelby district teams and businesses closed for the event as the team progresses to the state tourney in Livingston.
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Livingston
Local Social Notes From Agawam Area
Mr and Mrs Emerson Rowley visited the Jack Jenson family last week Dean Howell joined them The Rowleys and Howells reside near Charlo Mr and Mrs Joe Torgenson hosted a dinner and rock party last Wednesday Mrs Torgenson's aunt and uncle and cousin from South Dakota are visiting Everett Breeding and Mrs Breeding went to Great Falls Monday Art Lindseth and Ray Robinson appear in the American Legion play at Chateau Friday Today feels like spring with farmers awaiting field work if this weather holds
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Jack Jenson
Dean Howell
Rowleys
Howells
Charlo
Joe Torgenson
Torgenson
South Dakota
Everett Breeding
Great Falls
Art Lindseth
Ray Robinson
American Legion
Chateau
Community Notes From Greenfield Township
Greenfield residents report Meta Siegle recovering well at Columbus Hospital after an appendectomy on Monday evening. Beth Harwood has joined Fridig Montana as a nine month summer school teacher following MVitland Teachers College graduation. George and Mrs Grasdock attended Sons and Daughters of Norway in Great Falls and visited friends. A son named Lorn was born to Mr and Mrs Willian Jahnke at Geneross Hospital on March 7. A PTA party at Community Hall raised about 46 dollars to finish the community swimming pool, with voluntary labor to be completed before spring work begins. The Power high school band traveled to Great Falls to hear the Bob Cat band. Mrs Dehnert of Denton visits relatives. Most scarlet fever quarantines have ended with students returning to school. Circle 2 of Lutheran Ladies Aid meets Thursday at Mrs Knute Hendrickson. Bernie Hatcher advances plans for a locker system in a new building next to Pearson store, expected ready by April 1.
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Columbus Hospital
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Gottlieb Siegle
Fairfield High School
Fridig
Montana
George Grasdock
Sons and Daughters of Norway Lodge
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Willian -Jahnke
Geneross Hospital
Lyman Tracy
Harry Huntsinger
Chinook
Power High School
Bob Cat
Dehnert
Denton
Jacob Brandt
George Johnson
Circle No. 2
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Knute Hendrickson
Bernie Hatcher
Pearson
Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Bynum Delivers Reports
Amer ican Legion Auxiliary members and friends met at the home of Mrs. F Reid Swenson in Bynum for the March gathering. Reports from committees were presented. plans included a spelling contest report and a request to present the play Old Glory and the Patch Work Quilt at the Chateau Jubilee. A community service project selected for the Chateau public library and a social luncheon followed.
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F. Reid Swenson
Bynum
Chateau Public Library
Tillamook Dairy Calves To Be Sold This Year
Farmers should order Tillamook Cow Testing Association dairy calves immediately as only a limited number will be available this year. Calves come from cows yielding at least 300 pounds of butter fat and are sired by purebred sires, at $12.50 per calf plus express, same as prior years.
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Tillamook
Tillamook Cow Testing Association
Power Snazzy Farmers Plan Work For Next Year
The Power Snazzy Farmers held their third meeting of the year on March 4 to plan the program of work and draft the constitution for the coming year. The group practiced for an orchestra that performed at the rally in Dutton. one prospective member did not join, but another boy was set to join. Roger Halcro, News Reporter.
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Roger Halcro
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