TB tests worth thousands for cattle in Teton county
Dr J W Butler state veterinarian with Dr Murdock and Dr B O Fisher explain tuberculosis eradication work in Teton county started last fall, resumed this spring, with county commissioners seeking a modified tuberculosis free accredited area. Eradication will allow cattle shipments without further testing and will be funded by state, county, and federal governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
J. W. Butler
Chateau
Helena
Butler
Murdock
Bureau of Animal Industry
U. S. Department of Agriculture
B. O. Fisher
Great Falls
Board of County Commissioners
Montana
Miss Phyllis Pridham Enters Order of St Joseph in St Paul
Miss Phyllis Pridham, daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Pridham, will be received and professed into the Order of the Sisters of St Joseph at St Joseph's Novitiate in St Paul Minnesota on March 49 The event announced by St Luke's parish priests follows her postulancy at St Joseph's Novitiate since last September The ceremony marks her entry into two years of novitiate training leading to vows and a lifelong religious life other relatives plan to send congratulations by telegraph or letter The Rev J F Schulter outlines the novitiate steps and the order's focus on teaching hospital work and orphan care within the Archdiocese of St Paul
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke’s
Phyllis Pridham
Sisters of St
St. Joseph’s
T. H. Pridham
J. F. Schulter
Christ
Martha
Mary
St. Paul
Ireland
Order In
Archdiocese of
Kung
Heirs to Large Estate In New York City Property
The Yeager brothers Cecil and Earl of this city and George of Great Falls join sisters Mrs. Blanche Edgar Bremerton Washington and Mrs. Lelia Ashworth Cheney Washington as direct heirs to a valuable New York property of their great great grandfather William Buchanan. The 99 year lease delays division until expiration after which the estate will be sold and apportioned to many heirs. D Buchananan of Houston Texas guides the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Cecil and
Earl
This City
George
Great Falls
Blanche Edgar
Bremerton
Wash
Lelia Ashworth
Cheney, Wash
Wm. Buchanan
James Buchianan
United States
New York City
D. Buchanan
Houston
Texas
Earl Yeager
Little Son
Get-the-Gopher-Week Promoted by County Agents
County agents Robert Clarkson of Teton and R E Cameron of Cascade lead a two color poster campaign urging farmers to poison gophers during Get the Gopher Week. The plan stresses that neighbors acting together deter gopher damage and that poisons oats cost 1.00 per 10 pounds through a revolving county fund. Distribution points include Pendrey Pendrey State Bank Bynum Chateau Bole Fairfield Power Dutton Collins Agawam and local stores and banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
R. E
Cameron
Cascade County
Gopher Post
Boards of County Commissioners
Pendrey
Pendrey State Bank
Bynum
State Bank of
Chateau
Bole
A. C. Mayson
Fairfield
First
National Bank
Power
Power State
Dutton
State Bank of Dutton
Collins, Watterman
Agawam
Otto Schaffer
Driv es 6 000 Miles and Never Has a Flat Tire
Mrs Frances Chapman returned from New York City after driving 6000 miles with no tire trouble aside from Fargo ND where a flat occurred. She completed the trip alone, noting low costs with 45 dollars covering expenses from New York to Chateau. She visited a sister in Northome Minnesota and plans a possible California drive next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Chapman
New York City
New York
Chateau
Northome
Minn
California
Project Farmer Passes Away at Local Hospital
John W. Johnson, 81, longtime Project area farmer near Pow er in Teton county, died Thursday at Maynard hospital from pneumonia and a paralytic stroke. Born in Sweden June 24, 1851, he came to the U S 64 years ago. Survived by one son John W. Johnson Jr. Funeral held Saturday at Roberts funeral chapel. Rev. E F Carlson officiated. interment in Choteau cemetery.
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John W. Johnson
Teton County
Power
Maynard Hospital
Mr. Johnson
Sweden
United States
Inga Johnson
John W. Johnson, Jr
Roberts Funeral Home
E. F. Carlson
Choteau
Chateau people plan jutefish supper at church near Farmington
A group from Chateau plans to attend the annual jutefish supper to be held Friday at the Norwegian Lutheran church near Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Camel Herders Remember Montana Camel Freighting
The Great Falls Tribune will publish March 22 an exclusive history by John K. Standish on Montana camel trains used for freighting supplies ore and equipment in the 1850s and 1860s. Standish, editor of the Montana Newspaper Association, has drawn national attention with recent essays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Treasure State
John K. Standish
Montana Newspaper Association of
Standish
The
Tribune
Dutton Volunteers Offer Free Election Board Service
County Clerk George Carrol was informed that George Sollid N Underwood J O VanArsdale Robert Smith J A Whiprud Archie Murchie and Frank Sterrett of the Dutton Community club will donate their services as an election board for the May 5 special election. Other precincts report plans to provide free clerks and judges, and officials seek definite information before the April meeting to appoint necessary workers. The Dutton precinct leads in gratis service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carrol
George Sollid
N. Underwood
J. O. VanArsdale
Robert Smith
J. A. Whiprud
Archie Murchie
Frank Sterrett
Dutton Community Club
Board of County Commissioners
Second Teton Service Station Opens Saturday in Cha teau
The Teton Service company plans a second service station on the highway south entrance to the city, nearly complete with old English style architecture. The 19 by 12 foot building features red and green shingles, white walls, green trim, and new grounds with plantings and 200 yards of gravel. The firm, incorporated in March 1926, previously opened a first station. B. H. Fisher is president and general manager, Shirley Wallace secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Service Company
Chateau
B. H. Fisher
Shirley Wallace
Poultry Specialist to Visit Teton County Three Days
Miss H. E. Cushman poultry specialist from Montana State College will spend three days in Teton county Thursday Friday and Saturday visiting various locations to give talks and demonstrations on improving poultry. She will also discuss home demonstration clubs as part of a countywide campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Teton County
Miss Cushman
The Awakening of Spring Featured at Chateau Woman's Club
The Chateau Woman's Club held a Tuesday meeting at Mrs G C Core's home. Miss Marion Hassos directed a playlet The Awakening of Spring with 12 girls as flowers and fairies performing dances and songs. The next meeting on April 7 will elect officers. nominating committee includes Mrs Phil I Cole Mrs John Hentges and Mrs George M Coffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
Marion Hassos
G. C. Core
Phil I. Colé
John Hentges
George M. Coffey
Mrs J E Lewis Leaves Chateau for Pendroy
Mrs J E Lewis, who has spent the winter in Chateau with her children attending local school, has returned to her home in Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.E. Lewis
Chateau
Pendroy
County Superintendent Anna Stafford Attends Helena Conference
County Superintendent of Schools Anna E. Stafford traveled to Helena last Saturday for the annual conference of county superintendents and will remain there through this week in connection with the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Helena
Fun-Feed by Teton Farmers Draws Record Crowd
The seventh annual Teton county farmers fun-feed at Teton county high school filled the gym and balcony as 525 meals were served. The event featured a remote radio broadcast from KFBB Great Falls with Les McCabe, plus a program of community singing, 4-H numbers, talks, and musical selections. Highlights included a hog calling contest, band performances by the Chateau American Legion unit, and remarks by Mayor George M. Coffey and officials from the State College extension service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton County High School
Henry Davidson
George M. Coffey
KFBB
Great Falls
Les McCabe
Chateau
R. C. Bricker
Geo. M. Coffey
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department
Farmington
Calvin Wixom
Bynum
Agawam
R.C. Bricker
American Legion
Chateau Post No. 6
V. Nicola
Iris
R. Nelson
Edna Bingham
Lowry Larson
Florence Trescott
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College Extension Service
Taylor
Coffey
Bricker
Rocky Mountains
Nick Banis
Collins
A. C. Peterson
Pondera County
R. Ex. Cameron
Cascade County
D. P. Thurber
Sun River Project
T. O. Larson
J. E. Hodgskiss
Larson
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Order of Sisters
TOTAL
Teton
A. W. Walker
Henry Johnson
Val Jones
Pete Gaare
BE. M. Bammel
W. G. Dauwalder
Emil Depner
Wm. Cook
Joe" Frigge
Bert’ Mack
Diamond Valley
A. L. Meyer
Ed. Prater
Paul Rice
H. H.:wuest
Clyde Baquet
Smoot Rowley
Citizens State Bank
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