Rural Schools Hold Scholastic and Track Meet at Farmington
More than 150 attendees watched a combined scholastic and track meet at Farmington with participants from Agawam Bynum Casky Collins East Farmington Farmington Harmony Lincoln Malone Pendrey and Porter Beach. Events ran from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with top marks including Donald Rice and Opal Jensen in field events and multiple grade level scholastic winners led by Christie Swanson Nancy Swenson and Kathleen Sorenson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Agawam
Bynum
Casky
Collins
East Farmington
Harmony
Lincoln
Malone
Pendrey
Porter Beach
Farmington Hall
Donald Rice
Opal Jenson
Frank Campbell
Jane LeDesky
Louie van Setten
June Jenson
Christie Swanson
Pendroy
Chester Corey
Ronald Otness
Nancy Swenson
Dean Swenson
Orville O'Keefe
Kathryn Rei
Quam
Junior Huisenga
Floyd Swenson
Elzabeth Munson
Forrest Brown Farmington
Anna Maria Hanson
Evelyn O’keefe
Edith Corey
Colns
Ted Hanberg
Nancy Stenson
Eunice Robinson
Kathryn Reiquam
Jack Wallenstein
Elizabeth Munson
Anna Marie Hanson
Maxine Depner
Kathleen Sorenson
Eva May Thomas
Donna Hanberg
Jack Harris
Melba Jensen
Eugene Quenemoen
Placng
Clifton Swanson
Ray Swanson
Aston Stott
Betty Agee
Margaret Montague
Sack Race
Louis van Setten
Lyle Otness
Marie Green
Grain Marketing and Grading School at Great Falls
A two day grain grading and marketing school will be held at Great Falls May 8 and 9 for grain dealers and producers in the state. The Montana Extension service and the bureau of federal grain supervision sponsor the event led by Ralph D. Mercer. Participants will learn grain sampling analysis grading and factors affecting quality with experts Willis B. Combs D P Thurber R R Renne and R H Bamberg on the program and federal grain supervision representatives assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ralph D. Mercer
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Bureau of Federal Grain Supervision
Willis B. Combs
U. S. Department of
Cahill-Mooney Wins Pendroy Farmington REA Line Contract
Cahill-Mooney Inc of Butte awarded the contract to build the Farmington Pendroy Sun River rural electrification extension. Posts are up and electricity could reach subscribers by the Fourth of July. A meeting at Pendroy tonight informs locals about electricity and appliances, with another planned for Farmington tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington- Pendroy
Sun River
Cahill-Mooney Inc
Butte
Pendroy
Farmington
WPA to cut about 1000 workers this week
Joseph E. Parker of Butte announces a nationwide 10 percent WPA cut reducing staff from 16 350 to 14 700 with 650 workers transferred to other agencies and 1 000 discharged. The cuts target inefficient projects and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Parker
Butte
WPA
Works Progress Administration
Parker
North Star 4-H Club Food Sale Announced
The North Star 4-H club schedules a food sale for Saturday, April 6 at the Safeway Store. Local organizers include Chester Corey, Jane LeDesky, Harry Thorn, Donald Rice, Robert Campbell, Pauline Rice, Jane Ledesky, Opel Jensen and Porter Bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Rice
Porter
Porter Bench
James Jensen
Agawam
Hal Jensen
Bynum
Bertha Tomsha
Collins
Jane LeDesky
Farmington
Pauline Rice
Clyde Robinson
Harry Thorn
Opel Jensen
Madge Newman
Lorraine Campbell
England
Belguam
Tomsha
Corey
Eunice Robinson
North Star 4-H Club
Safeway
Hospital Notes From Multiple Montana Communities
Merynard Hospital Dr Lyall Crary of Fairfield operated on kh A Earhart Wednesday. Born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Weist of Agawam Wednesday a baby daughter. Charles Frilling of Brady admitted Monday as medical patient. Fagar Barrett Pendray admitted Wednesday as medical patient. Choteau Hospital Mrs Milford Wearley of Augusta gave birth to a 6 lb boy last Thursday. Mrs Harry Brown of Choteau gave birth to a 934 lb girl Friday. Walter Gorham of Choteau admitted Monday as medical patient. Mrs Etta Gurman of Choteau fractured her left hip and was admitted Monday.
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Merynard Hospital
Lyall Crary
Fairfield
Kh. A. Earhart
Arthur Weist
Agawam
Charles Frilling
Brady
Fagar Barrett
Pendray
Choteau Hospital
Milford Wearley
Augusta
Harry Brown
Choteau
Mines Seniors to Study Across Nation After Graduation
State school of mines at Butte seniors plan an inspection trip starting May 5 at their own expense. They will visit Salt Lake City San Francisco Marysville Denver Kansas City Joplin St. Louis Washington New York City Perth Amboy Waterbury Detroit and Chicago to study plants mills and broader life lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State School of Mines
Butte
San Francisco
New York City
Salt Lake City
Marysville
Denver
Kansas City
Joplin
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Perth Amboy
New Jersey
Waterbury
Connecticut
Detroit
Chicago
Clark Named President of Inland Empire Classics Section
Dr. W. P. Clark, professor of classical languages at the state university in Missoula, was elected president of the classical section of the Inland Empire Education association at Spokane meeting. He will oversee the classical program for 1939 and 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Clark
The
State University At
Missoula
Inland Empire Education Association
Spokane
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American Legion
Joe
Joe Merz
Choteau Food Market
Home Owned and Operated
Golden Valley
Prido
Farmington Rea Line
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Drug Co
Garrett
Choteau Drug Company
School OF Mines
Fred Barribal
Shirley Wallace
Edgar Nash
Mont
L. E. Stendley
General Delivery
Lewistown
Olaf Larson
McCormick Deering
Sturgis Howe. & Imp. Co
John Deere
Balbbe
L. E. Taylor
W. H. Gorham
Ergetta Madson
Montana
J. R. “Buss
Nelson Insurance Agency
Filency
Bobby
Wedum
Federated Store
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