County agents call sheepmen meet in Choteau to discuss outlook
A meeting for all sheepmen of Teton county is set for Tuesday April 2 at the courthouse in Choteau to discuss conditions in the sheep industry with Montana Wool Growers secretary Murray Stebbins. Also a 4-H council organization meeting for county leaders occurs March 30 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse with Miss Florence Michaelson providing training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheenmen
Teton County
Court House
Choteau
Murray Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Chateau
Florence Michaelson
Probate actions closed in district court last Friday
Judge H H Ewing acted on several estate matters including sale confirmations for John B Bohling and S L Green estates and a decree for Andrew Simpson final account. Guardians were appointed for Glen Inbody, Clark Inbody, Vincent Peters, Hubert Peters, and William Reid Jones group. The Old People’s Home received property in Great Falls. cash remainder to K D Bennett.
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H. H. Ewing
John B. Bohling
Lucille
Glen and Clark
Della Peters
H. W. Bateman
J. Louston Peters
Vincent
Hubert Peters
Denzil McDonald
Minerva Jones
William Reid Jones
Beryl Jones
Betty Jones
S. L. Green
Andrew Simpson
Great Falls
Teton County
K. DN. Bennett
Park River
N. D
S P. Gurovich
Steve Kruzich
Cho teau meeting urged for Bynum club Thursday
notes from Chateau and Cho teau events include H D council gathering, a relief society party with formal table setting and program, visits from Great Falls, plus choir practice improvement and a 25th wedding anniversary at the Emerson Rowley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louna Green
Lula Swenson
H. D. Council
Choteau
Bynum Club
Clifford Hansen
Great Falls
Relief Society
Finlay
J. Wilson Moore
Isaac Vance
Clara Veighan
Lewis Pearson
Vern Crawford
Leslie George
Martina Schenk
Fred Coote
Chotea
Samuel Burke
Lamar
Brady
Lottie Lords
Walter Riley
Roy Jords
Swenson
Margaret Holioak
Mangham
Christensen
Squires
Vaughn
Frank George
Eamar Burke
Lester George
Shelby
Jack Lemons
Vilate Stott
Gerald Stott
Andrey
Armida Hanberg
Five-Year Game Postings and Bear Poaching Pause
A ranger notes a mother bear killed and cubs left to shift for themselves as Blackleaf game preserve postings and anti poaching efforts resume on public lands. The fragment highlights wildlife protection actions and the harsh consequences for relying on poaching.
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Blackleaf Game Preserve
Salt licks for elk urged with July deadline
Mr McLean reports salt licks may aid elk but note that salted salt for big game must be handled carefully. It is recommended that 1009 pounds be placed for the elk not later than July 1, 1935. No meritorious results are reported from sulfurized salt.
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MacLean
Chateau
McLean
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Monarch
B. O
Great Savings
Lge
Carton Crystal Wed
Oats
Germantown
Woodbury’s
Hirshberg’s
Blanche L. Lee
the Shipping Association
Shipping Association
G. Zylstra
Wm. Freeburn
Andy Ecklund
Nestle
Gladys Weaver
Choteau, Mont
BYNUM
Alvin “Dick” Young
Helena
Mrs
Frank Young
Upper
Teton River
Forest Service
Laval
Sun River
Pishkun Reservoir
Tom's Service Station
Nash
Buick
Wallace Motor Co
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
Art Davidson
Burch
Franklin
Blackleg Bacterin
The
Exe Drug Store
Houdaille
F. C. B. Chateau
L. E. Taylor Garage
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