Farmers Hear Hopper Control Program Details in County Meeting
About 90 percent of the hopper control committee members from Teton county districts attended the timber court house session. Carl H. Peterson and F. E. McSpadden outlined spreading methods, bait readiness and distribution plans, stressing timely, moist bait and the need to plow strips around summer fallowed lands to hinder young hoppers.
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Grasshops
Teton County
Court House
Carl
H. Peterson
F. E. McSpadden
Peterson
Piano Recital At Methodist Church Receives High Praise
Mrs. Bullerdick accompanied a Monday evening piano recital at the Methodist church featuring beginning and advanced pupils. Local singers Miss Betty Webb and Leslie Jourdonnais offered solos, with Holmes sisters and others performing duets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Bullerdick
Methodist Church
Betty Webb
Leslie Jourdonnais
Amy Woodforde-Finder
Descendants of Oregon Pioneers Plan July Fourth Reunion
Mr and Mrs PD L Boggs and family of this city received an invitation to a reunion on July 4 for descendants of Lawrence and Elizabeth Boggs pioneers who settled in Oregon in 1842. The event at Viento Creek eight miles west of the Hood River confluence with the Columbia features planned speaking and ceremonies. Albert L Smith is president and Beulah Carey Foster is secretary. Last year the group met at American River near Yakima Washington and others are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PD. L. Boggs
Lawrence
Elizabeth Boggs
Oregon
Viento Creek
Hood River
Columbia
Albert L. Smith
Beulah Carey Foster
Boggs
American River
Yakima, Wash
Notice of nonresponsibility for debts by Miko Ferris
On and after May 17 1934 I will not be responsible for bills contracted by anyone other than myself Miko Ferris Blackleaf Montana
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Miko Ferris
Blackleaf
Mont
Child Health Council Forms for Six Year Old Health Checks
Mrs. Emily Stuart organized a Teton county Child Health Council in Bole with officers Inez Eckford chairing Chateau A C Munson vice chair Bob secretary Ira Schultz Dutton. The spring project targets six year olds starting school and includes a June roundup and three clinics in Fairfield Chateau and Dutton with free thorough physicals and smallpox vaccination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Stuart
Bole
Teton County
Inez Eckford
Chateau
A. C. Munson
Bob
Ira Schultz
Dutton
Fairfield
G. R. Talbert
Pendrey
Gregory Tangen
Tarmington
Calvin Wixom
Bynum
Herman Arps
J. E. Prater
Power
John Toenyes
Beck
Milton Johnson
Diamond Valley
R. K. Funk
Collins
New Chevrolet Sport Sedan Shown at Wallace Co
A Wallace Motor Co shipment includes a new Chevrolet sport sedan now on display. Shirley Wallace, manager, excited by the car quality and early arrival. Only one shown so far in Great Falls on Tuesday. A notable feature is a trunk built into the car body.
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Wallace Motor Co
Shirley Wallace
Wallace
Great Falls
Bole Briefs Share Local Social and Family News
The Woman's club meets at Mrs George Zeiglers home on May 24 with Mrs Leslie Bush assisting. Memorial day entries include a roll call of poems quotes and reminiscences. J W Crittenden and sister Belle Montgomery visited family in Bozeman. Mr and Mrs Paul Mathis and H Van Wichen travel to Newport for a golden wedding anniversary. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs George Tetzel at Chateau hospital. Irene Zimmerman celebrates eighth birthday with a school treasure hunt and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
George Zeigler
Leslie Bush
J. W. Crittenden
Belle Montgomery
Bozeman
Karl Zimmerman
Paul Mathis
H. van Wichen
Newport
Local Farm News Bits From Great Falls Area
Paul Mathison rigging a grasshopper poison spreader Sunday. Kooyman brothers bought a Hart-Parr tractor and drove it from Great Falls Tuesday. Norma Jean and Ina Mae Zimmermen stayed at the Dauwalder home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Mathison
Kooyman Brothers
Great Falls
Norma Jean
Ina Mae Zimmerman
Dauwalder
Memories of Mother at Tabernacle Notes Service
The Tabernacle May program honors mothers and urging religious training for children. Events include a children's chorus practice, scripture drill, and services May 19 20 with Evangelist Margaret H Knutsson in charge. Local notes mention Choteau recital attendance, Grasshoppers hatchings, and hospital updates for Dorothy Mancoronel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Margaret H. Knutsson
Community Visitors and Mother's Day Program Report
Over the weekend Agawam residents Ester and Weist visited sister Alma at Paul Kropp's. A large Mother's Day program drew attendees, followed by a conference in Bynum with Presi dent Sloan of the Western division. Otto Schaefer and family traveled to Falls to visit daughter Lorraine. Attending were Andrew Robinson, Hartrie Nelson, C. K. Malone, Katherine Hartney, and Wm Breding families.
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Ester
Royal Weist
Paul Kropp
Alma
Bynum
President Sloan
Otto Schaefer
The
Falls
Lorraine
Andrew Robinson
Hartrie Nelson
C. K. Malone
Katherine Hartney
Wm. Breding
Quiet Faith Guides Through Life’s Slow Conquest
A reflective religious meditation emphasizes God’s gentle work over upheaval. It urges patience, forgiveness, and steadfast faith, promising renewed strength for those who wait on the Lord and persevere in life’s journey toward victory.
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Goffree Nash
Armour
Monarch
Light House Cleanser
Swift
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Hirshberg
Child Health Council
Choteau Drug Co
Texaco
Bill’s Texaco Service
Choteau, Mont
Great Northern
Pacific Northwest
California
Alaska
Empire Builder
Tabernacle Notes
Choteau
Hartrie Nelsen
Henry Boucher
Carl Franks
Ben Walk
Mancoronel
Dorothy Mancoronel
Stacey Jerome
Agawam
Pinnell Fur CO
Firat
Rexall Drug Store
Teton Drug Co
Chotead
IRMA
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford Sales and Service
Choteau, Montana
First National Bank of
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