Delegates Planned For 4-H Club Congress In Chicago
County Agent Fred Willson reports Montana may send two 4-H delegates to the annual Chicago congress. Milwaukee Railroad funds transportation from Bozeman, with selections by Willson and D. P. Thurber. Members must file reports by Monday and be at least 15 with outstanding records. Names due by November 20 at club headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
C. B. Potter
Chicago
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana
Bozeman
Olympian
Mr. Willsor
D. P. Thurber
Eastern Star and Masons Dance Notice
The Eastern Star auxiliary hosts a dance on November 14 from 8 30 to 12 with admission 25 cents per person and free lunch. Members may invite friends and should notify Mrs. Fred Barribal or Mrs. Paul Kropp of the number invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Auxiliary
Fred Barribal
Paul Kropp
Sugar Beet Growers in County to Receive U S Benefit Payments
Sugar beet growers in Teton county and across the state will receive AAA benefit payments. Quotas are assigned by factory and county lines, with Chinook sugar factory as the contract point. Education work will be led by D P Thurber, Fred Willison, and county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Teton County
Chinook
D. P. Thurber
Fred Willison
Thurber
Billings
G. H. Bingham
Willson
Great Falls
Hobgoblins and Ghosts Roam Town for Halloween
Last night the city faced a playful Halloween disturbance as hobgoblins and ghosts caused a mild scare. A combine and a concrete mixer appeared at the high school, two car wheels were found at a Beaupre Hotel site, and minor damage touched a Spring Creek foot bridge. City Marshal Giles Trescott kept the situation under control, praising the youths for finishing what they started with a cooperative finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wierd Hallowe’en
Gideon Udine
Beaupre
Spring Creek
Monarch Lumber Yard
Giles Trescott
Combine
Mr. Trescott
Mrs Clara Ferris Returns Home From Hospital
In Great Falls Mrs Clara Ferris recovers from appendicitis operation. Rollie Ferris and family dined with the Bushs. Leslie Bush away elk hunting. The Dean Waterman families visited the Myers. The Myers drove to Great Falls for a new Chevrolet. Several visits to Mrs Ferris and the Bush family occurred. Hallie Ferris dined with the Hauxwells and Mrs Taylor visited. The Myers installed a cistern to supply running water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Ferris
Great Falls
Rollie Ferris
Bush
Leslie Bush
Dean Waterman
Myers
Jerry Shcema
Hauxwell
Frazer
Local News From AGAWAM Area Highlights
AGAWAM residents report new Chevrolet delivery for Bill Breeding while Arthur Weist drives a 1935 Ford coupe. Mrs. Rudolph Moser is home again with a fine, big boy. Gerald Torgerson was ill last week and is on the way to recovery after a doctor visit in Conrad. Ted Arensmeyer and wife attended a teachers meeting in Great Falls. Inez Eckford visited school and met several parents. Tom Patelzic and Emerson Rowley hosted callers at home. A. C. Robinson visited Chateau. Jay missed two weeks of school due to illness. Otto Schaeffer and his wife were also mentioned in social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Breeding
Arthur Weist
Rudolph Moser
Gerald Torgerson
Conrad
Ted Arensmeyer
Great Falls
Inez Eckford
Tom Patelzic
Emerson Rowley Home
A. C. Robinson
Chateau
Jay
Otto Schaeffer
Rally speaker links farm gains to wage prices
The speaker argues NRA price fixing favors some sectors and questions wheat at 1.25 a bushel while praising dam plans. He lists L L Callaway’s qualifications for Montana chief justice and contrasts him with W B Sands, recounting Sands’ defeats across multiple races. The talk defends the Fort Peck dam, noting its regional and job benefits and 300000 acres potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Sands Off
L. L. Callaway
Montana
Bourquin
Fort Peck
United States
Missouri
Mississippi
Controversy Over Irrigation Lands Sparks Community Meeting
A local meeting debated irrigation policy amid claims of tax roll removals and lam acreage. The speaker urged vigorous debate of the new deal before laws pass, warning that an unrestrained band wagon could crash. Mrs. Cohoe’s orchestra provided the music and women hosted a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton
Eastern Star and Masons
Farina
Lighthouse Cleaner
Sunkist
Swift
van Camp
McIntosh
Saarkraut
Monarch
Warren
Hirshberg’s
Milwaukee R. A
Harris’ Bros
Kirk
T. S. Gap
Agawam
Blacklegal
Choteau Drug Co
Choteau, Mont
Lam
Philco
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Montana
Butte
Relief Comission
Monaghan
Congress
O’connell
R. R. Commission
Brett of
Ed. Miller
Glasgow
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!