Teton County Montana March 1940 Commissioners Proceedings
Regular March term 1940 opens with the county board discussing Pow er district road needs but citing Road Fund limits. They plan culverts and fills, map proposed routes, and study right of way. Afternoon focuses on relief, cemetery plots, and bookmobile services with a 200 donation. Third day covers audits, reports, tax cancellations, and a corrected sheriff claim prompting emergency road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
N. W. Edwards
Algon Udin
James Peebles
Power District
Chateau
City of
Choteau
Elsie Lindberg
Hazel Rendicker
Harriet Sturm
Works Projects Administration
Iownt
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Pendroy
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Collins
Bole
Greenfield Beach
J. G. Jackson
J. P
M. M
Obert Peterson
West Publishing Company
TAW Dooks
Montana Dakota Utilities Co
J. L. Billings
Lois K. Stephens
Same
Esmennne
Onionsissaoert Econseens
A. E. Anderson
Breen Oil Company
Elmer G. Cardell
Chamic
Chick’s Shell Station
Antecaasin Daisiessny
Choteau Hardware Co
Connelly Machinery Co
Petty Cash
Louis Dewitz
C. H. Falk
Ingeborg Graf
SAMC
Cesreressseseres
Hove Motor Sales
nsscerStininc Sa Tastthacztg Sabi Co
Coun CY Butvoy
A. C. Schaefer
Wilford Shelmerdine
Ward Stansberry
Starter & Battery Co
County Expenditures and Public Welfare Notes 1940
The record lists J. L. Billings as former Sheriff with a 1939 service total of 2181.05 and details numerous county payments from General, Road, Poor, and Special Improvement funds. It notes warrants drawn for salaries, supplies, rent, and various services, plus welfare transfers and district notes from March 1 1940 including 4-H club activity summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Billings
Montana Power Co
Dutton
Taylor Grazing Act
C. G. Meadows
Teton
Harry Perkins
Same
Hattie T. Smith
Maud Mary Thomas
Ruth Watson
Russes
Augusta Lemke
Wayne Smith
Wilbur Simons
Samo Reccceoses
John Brown
Ervin Pike
Glavey and
Hirshberg
Optimistic Montana Livestock and Crop Outlook for Spring
The Agricultural Marketing Service in Helena reports strong optimism for Montana livestock and crops next year. Mild February weather eased ranges and stock water. cattle hold steady while sheep improve. spring grass prospects rise with ample old feed. Fat stock shipments continue from Beaverhead, and restocking remains the focus statewide as lambs and wool prospects look favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Marketing Service
Helena
Montana
Big Hole
Beaverhead
Apply Now for Shelterbelt Trees in Montana
Farmers planning shelterbelts this spring should contact their county extension agents to place tree orders early. The state forest nursery offers evergreen and native juniper, with AAA payments up to 30 dollars per farm plus annual maintenance support. Plant spacing should be 10 to 16 feet with a hedge row of caragana or Russian olive on the windward side, Willows may replace carragana on irrigated farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Isaac
Montana State College
Isaac
AAA
Mountain View 4-H Club Meets At Bill Morgan Home
Mountain View 4-H members and 10 visitors met March 8 with six members present. After pledges and songs, a roll call joke, a spring rally skit plan, and talks on potatoes and first aid followed. Next meeting set for April 12 at Van Scherpenzeel home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain View
Bill Morgan
Johnny
America
Dick Perry
van Scherpenzeel
Patsy Dillon
Busy Beavers 4-H Club Meeting Recap
The Busy Beavers 4 H Club held a meeting at Alice Jardine's with Kathleen Campbell giving a talk on postures. Patty Breen, Jan Carlson and Margaret Armstrong read on eyes. The next meeting is at Patty Breen's house on March 19. Campbell, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter Beach Club
E. V. Tumblin
Charles Tumblin
Harry Agee
Bob Rice
Harold Moon
Pauline
Earl Agee
Jaine Campbell
Robert Coes
Busy Beavers
Alice Jardine
Kathleen Campbell
Patty Breen
Jan Carlson
Margaret Armstrong
Paty
Breen
Campbell
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Commissioners
Telequiz
Australia
United States
the Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Sautos
Chevrolet
Canada
Mexico
Union
American Automobile Association
General Fund
Geo. A. Carroll
M. M. Webb
Clara H. Baker
Arnold C. Hanusa
O. G. Meadows
Councy Spoasutet
Erssamiens
Elmer C. Smith
Same, Deputy Fveasuves
A. C. Burbank
Cumin
Roscoe Robinson
Rita Agee
Eseesessse Ennsnnese
Gilbert
Lee
County
Essessol —Cresesseses Etsesrersse
Doris Anderson
Dep
UY Assessom
Alice Johnson
G. E. Monkman
Albert O. Peterson
Stovife
John Dale
B. H. Read
Snoviae
R. W. Bey
Heat
Gay Franklin
S. N. Ee
Coun
Iona Zgoda
Ass’t
Counly Agene Mercer
Kathryn Baker
Coute
C. Eileen M. Beck
Areree Street
Dundas Office Supply Co
Ediphone Co
Holland
J. P. Fees
T. O. Larson
Lee McOmber
Montana Dakota Utilities
Montana Power Company
A. J. Moore
Mountain States Tel
OMS Ace Na Emsteenee
Reece R. E. Nelson
Chas. Allum
H. W. Bateman
Bloom’s
Breen Oil Co
John W. Brolsma
Harry Brown
Hannah Brumberger
Wendel Burlingame
Jack Campbell
Chick's Shell Station
Choteau Food Market
Choteau Hospital
Parnee Cook
Cook
Lidyina
Mancorseel
Canner
Emilie Depner
John Groot
Oscar Hampton
Lease Lumber Co
E. B. Maynard
TATA
Case
Montana Elevator Co
Sonnceren Mountain States Tel
Tel. Co
Hans Nelson
Jack Nesbit
Ted Orr
J. C. Penney Co
Edna M. Stephens
Care de Penent Chulalom Ecemenssennen
Clint Stillman
Aes
M. Sullivan
Scott Secee
Apobesssasqesignenet
Ehannsssessesee Odeaeneseeeneresconeesssessenenenryenesseensa Pace
Mis
William Green
A. PS. . Ramen
St. Labre’s Mission
St. Thomas Orphans Home
OOK Rrnennentinnennen Safeway
POO Secanisintunsiois Encgg Millonatioa Rigsgeerg
Otto F. Schaefer
Wilbur Simon
Ronald Otness
Laurence Swenson
Morris Swenson
Leslie Otness
Orville Mauseth
Lyle Otness
Swenson
Otness
Oliver Mauseth
Robert Breere
Leslie Otneis
Porter Bench
Washington, D.C
Senate Appropriations Committee
National Fund For Insect Control