Dutton Rally Highlights Local Campaign Activity
Dutton residents gathered last Saturday evening for a Young Republican club event under the county Republican central committee. Speakers included D. B. Standish for Earl Zimmerman and Senator T. O. Larson who criticized impeachment efforts and echoed calls for Washington accountability. C. W. Murch of Great Falls urged calm, tasking farm policy while warning against executive overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Young Republican Club
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Gordon Holmes
Chateau
Central Committee
D. B. Standish
Bole
Earl Zimmerman
T. O. Larson
Washington
Montana
Larson
B. I. Packer
C. W. Murch
Great Falls
Packer
Roosevelt
AAA
Irrigation Practices Discussed by Dan Thurber
D. P. Thurber Associate Extension Agent outlines factors affecting low yields in Teton county irrigated farms. He divides causes into uncontrollable and controllable groups and urges soil water capacity awareness, soil moisture management, and using fall and spring runoff to store water for better stands and yields next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Thurber
D. P. Thurber
Assoc
Teton County
Four Parties Compete In Next Tuesday General Election
Miscommunication surfaces over absence of a county teachers institute in Teton County. County Superintendent Inez Eckford explains teachers will attend the North Central district meeting of the Montana Educational Association in Great Falls as directed by state superintendent Elizabeth Ireland. At Great Falls, Ruby Miller was elected second vice president of the North Central Montana M E A division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Inez Eckford
Monana Educaional Association
Great Falls
Eckford
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Elizabeth Ireland
Miss Ireland
State Department of Public
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Montana
M. E. Luther
Teton High
Evelyn Mattmiller
FERA Music Course in Chateau Proves Exceedingly Popular
The FERA music project in Teton county reports 69 pupils enrolled in October. Instruments include violin mandolin mouth harp guitar and trumpet among others. The course runs free and may extend through January with potential continuation for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FERA
Chateau
Teton County
C. O. Edwards
Edwards
Falls Doctor to Speak at Chateau Methodist Church
Dr. C. V. Templeton of Great Falls will speak at Chateau Methodist Church on Sunday November 4. At 11 a.m. he will discuss the effects of alcohol. at the fellowship hour he will cover tobacco effects with slide demonstrations. Rev. Edwin Dover said the season will run about five months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. V. Templeton
Great Falls
Chateau Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
Loble Speaks at Fairfield Democratic Rally
A Fairfield rally drew about 200 attendees to hear Helena attorney Lester Loble discuss economic conditions, state issues, and the Democratic platform. The event included a post-talk dance and introductions of county candidates Otto Wagnild, Robert K. Funk, N. W. Edwards, Gene Murphy, J. B. Conner, Charles F. Proff, and J. L. Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Lester Loble
Helena
Lable
Lewis and Clark County
Young Democratic Club
Teton County
Loble
Washington
Capitol City
CWA
PWA
Halvor Daley
Otto Wagnild
Robert K. Funk
N. W. Edwards
Gene Murphy
J. B. Conner
Charles F. Proff
J. L. Billings
Well Known Oil Driller Dies of Pneumonia
Earl Dickey, famed North Montana oil well driller and former Wyoming field worker, died yesterday morning from pneumonia at Chateau hospital. He was admitted at 2:30 AM in a Robert's funeral home ambulance. his Pendroy wildcat drilling work was his latest. He was single. survivors include a father in Salt Creek Wyoming and a sister in Centerville West Virginia. A brother P J Dickey in McFadden Wyoming was notified for burial arrangements. F C Myers of Great Falls funeral home assisted in preparations in Chas G Roberts absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dickey
North Montana
Wyoming
Chateau Hospital
Robert
Dickey
Wildcat
Pendroy
Salt Creek
Centerville
West Virginia
P. J. Dickey
McFadden
Wyo
Chas. G. Roberts
F. C. Myers
W. H. George Funeral Home
Great Falls
Vlinkers Attend Belle Curtis Wright Hereford Sale
Mr and Mrs Nick Vlinker traveled Sunday to Stevensville and returned Tuesday night to be at the big purebred Hereford sale at the Belle Curtis Wright ranch. The sale drew many Montana counties with 55 bulls and 50 cows sold. Bulls topped at 300 dollars with an average of 151 dollars. Savik and Larson also had representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Vlinker
Stevensville
Belle Curtis Wright Ranch
Montana
Vlinker
Savik
Larson
Biennial ballots set for next Tuesday in Montana county
Voters face two ballots with four party slates on the large sheet and a Property Tax Relief amendment on the small ballot. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at 17 precincts across Choteau and surrounding areas with absentee ballots already issued to many voters. County clerk George Carroll notes rising absentee requests as election day approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Teton County
the Chateau
George Carroll
Republican
Democratic
Socialist Party of
Montana
Communist Party of the
Socialist
Choteau
Collings
Community Hall
Spring Valley
Belleview
Pendroy
Blackleaf
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Farmington Hall
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Montana F F A Team Shines in National Contest
The Montana FFA sent a livestock judging team to Kansas City for the National Congress and Livestock Judging Contest. Members Lester Kirk Jay Kirby Leonard Connole competed among about 100 youths from 34 states, with Connole placing seventh in Guernsey judging and Kirk seventh in horse judging. The team finished fourth in sheep judging and eighteenth overall in livestock judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana F. F. A
Kansas City
Leonard Console
Guernsey
Montana Association of Future Farmers of America
National Congress of the
Future Farmers of America
National Congress
Lester Kirk
Gallatin County High School
Bozeman
Jay Kirby
Simms High School
Leonard Connole
Teton County High School
Future Farmers of Montana
Melvin Beck
Deer Lodge
Don Valston
Billings
Montana Association of Future Farmers
Congress
Montana
Future Farmer Organization
J. E. Border
Department of Vocational Education
Milwaukee Railroad
Bynum Bank to Liquidate and Pay 100 Cents on the Dollar
At a board meeting in Bynum Kyle W. Jones announced voluntary liquidation to begin November 1. No new deposits after that date and depositors will be paid in full, 100 cents on the dollar, with prior approval from late President W. D. Jones. The bank urges prompt repayment from debtors and calm among depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Bank
First State Bank
Bynum
Kyle W. Jones
W. D. Jones
Car Hits Grader Causes Crash Near Vaughn
Phil I. Cole narrowly escaped serious injuries when his Nash sedan struck a road grader on a dusty grade near Vaughn at about 5 p.m. He was thrown inside the wreck and taken to Chateau hospital by L. E. Taylor. The car was wrecked and moved to Great Falls. Cole said he was crowded for room and tried to stay close to the grader on the soft edge of the grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil I. Cole
Great Falls
Vaughn
Mr. Cole
L. E. Taylor
Chateau Hospital
Nash
Harvest Sale and Supper Weaves Busy Night at Masonic Temple
The Ladies' Industrial annual harvest sale and supper drew large crowds at the Masonic temple. Circles prepared goods including canned items and farm products with numerous booths and an auction led by Rev. Edwin Dover. A quilt featuring a state square for each of the 48 states sold to Senator T. O. Larson as food ran short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Hallowe’en
Edwin Dover
T. O. Larson
Home Economics Supervisor to Address Club Women
Miss Louise Keller from Montana State College will speak on The Adolescent Girl at the home of Mrs. R E Nelson on Tuesday November 6 at 3 00 p m The program also includes a vocal solo by Mrs Nelson and a piano solo by Miss Beryl Jones of Pendroy Mrs E J Crary will lead the afternoon program The club has 52 members and plans a December event under Miss Ruby A Miller chairing the program committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Nelson
Louise Keller
Montana State College
Division of Better Homes
Montana State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Nelson
Beryl Jones
Pendroy
E. J. Crary
Division of Conservation of Natural Resources
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Arnold Hanusa
Ruby A. Miller
Frank Waters Dutton farmer dies. funeral Monday
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Episcopal church for Frank Waters who died suddenly at his home near Dutton from a heart attack. The service was led by Rev. Lee H. Young of Great Falls with burial at Chateau cemetery. Survivors include wife, son Harold, daughter Mrs Burnetta Toeckes, one brother John Waters, and three sisters in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Frank Waters
Crawford School
Dutton
Lee H. Young
Great Falls
Chateau Cemetery
Roberts’ Funeral Home
John Shields
A. J. Molter
Harry Jones
T. J. Cheetham
Matt Olson
G. Christman
Wisconsin
Harold
Burnetta Toeckes
John Waters
West Hope
North Dakota
Edith Hilker
New London
Wis
Hattie Shrader
Seymour
Dora Steir
Burlington
Hilker
Power State Bank Enters Voluntary Liquidation
At a special board meeting the Power State Bank decided to cease operations due to low volume of business. Deposits total 74,869.40 with all funds transferred to Montana Bank and Trust, Great Falls. The bank organized in 1916 and plans to liquidate remaining assets. former staff included C. J. Cutz and A. E. Anderson, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power State Bank
Montana Bank and Trust Company
Great Falls
Fred A. Woehner
C. J. Cutz
Cutz
Cascade
W. E. Daley
Mr. Daley
A. E. Anderson
Political rallies and dances listed for parties
Democrats hold rallies tonight with speakers Pendrey and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Tool followed by a free dance. Monday night features Bynum Randall Swanberg and a free dance. Rally at Collins canceled. Republicans host Saturday night with speaker R M Armour and chairman John Peterson plus a free dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendrey
Warren Tool
Bynum
Randall Swanberg
Collins
Fairfield
R. M. Armour
John Peterson
Annual Seed Peas Shipment Nears Finish in County
G. G. Moore of the Associated Seed Growers in Teton county announced Tuesday that 115 contracting farmers nearly completed seed pea shipments for the company. Nearly 2,000 acres were contracted with yields described as very good, and signings for the 1935 season have begun with expectations of larger acreage and a higher price. Woodruff & Sons and The Sioux City Seed Company also grew seed peas in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Moore
Associated Seed Growers
Teton County
Moore
Woodruff & Sons
Sioux City Seed Company
Willson's Former F F A Team Shines at Royal Stock Show
County Agent and Mrs. Fred Willson return from a motor trip to Kansas City where North Dakota F F A team members Harold Berger Walter Stine and Fort Carpentier placed fourth nationally in Holstein judging and eighteenth in livestock judging at the American Royal show. The group trained at Fargo and Ames before the trip and noted drought effects in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
Kansas City
Williston
North Dakon
Harold Berger
Walter Stine
Fort Carpentier
North Dakota
Wilson
Smith-Hughes
Williston High School
North Dakota State College
Fargo
Iowa
Ames
Willson
Middle West
Minnesota
Huffman to Move Bakery Operation to Harlem
A. D. Huffman of Choteau will lease a bakery in Harlem and move his family there in about two weeks. He has long been known in Choteau and has worked for his brother in law, R. I. McClue, owner of the Chateau bakery. Huffman previously ran the Teton steam laundry and dry cleaning plant and earlier worked in electrical and plumbing trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Huffman
Choteau
Harlem
Mr. Huffman
R. I. McClue
Chateau
Teton
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