Teton 4-H Boys Win Big At Show And Sale
Third fourth and fifth places in the Hereford class went to Teton county 4 H clubboys in the second annual show and sale of baby beeves at Great Falls. Club members Herbert Moon Walter Chalmers and Lowry Larson led calves from Pendroy Farmington and Bynum. Prices ranged from 8 10 to 9 00 per hundred, buyers and county agents praised the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton
Cascade
Chouteau
Judith Basin
Fergus
Great Falls
Herbert Moon
Pendroy
Walter Chalmers
Farmington
Lowry Larson
Bynum
J. B. Elliott
S. T. Ranch
Robert Clarkson
Chateau
Chicago
Clarkson
Citizens State Bank
Mr. Clarkson
George Rice
Oliver Forseth
Helena
City Marshal Praises Choteau Youths On Halloween
Ike S. Martine city marshal of Choteau praised local youths for exemplary behavior on Halloween night. He had issued four guidelines and joined in the fun if needed, but no violations occurred as streets rang with laughter and chatter. He commended the community’s support and conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike S. Martine
Choteau
Hallowe'en
Mr. Martine
Martine
Chateau
Mantine
Herefords Plan Second Annual Sale Next March
The Northern Montana Hereford Breeders association approved a second annual sale of Hereford cattle to be held in Great Falls next March. R L Waddell named sales manager and L B Sedgwick of Lewistown as auctioneer. About 20 members attended. officers were re elected. A joint sale with the Montana Shorthorn Breeders was proposed for board consideration. Montana State College's Louis Vinke spoke on livestock work and baby beef. 4 H club sale showed strong breeding. Any northern Montana Hereford breeder may join with no dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Northern
Montana
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Hotel Rainbow
Nick Wiiiker
R. L. Waddell
L. BE. Sedgwick
Lewistown
W. H. Hoover
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
BE. L. Chatterton
Spion Kopp
George Sim
Highwood
William Moore
Belt
H. L. Halladay
Chateau
George Pollock
Craig
Jack Mainland
Montana Shorthorn Breeders Association
Louis Vinke
Montana State College
Bozeman
Havre
Hereford Association
Teton Downs Power High School in 2 to 0 Victory
Teton county high school beats Power 2 to 0 on Power field. Teton secures a safety for its lone score while repeatedly advancing near Power’s goal but cannot punch in. Strong defense and ground conditions hindered offensive plays. many first downs noted for Teton against Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Hig School
Power High School
Bulldogs
Power
Teton
Kleffman
J. Connole
L. E
H. Yeager
L. T
J. Mozer
L. G
R. Bleecker
P. Parker
R. G
L. Baker
R. T
F. Lear
R. E
Armstrong
F. McDonnell
E. Earles
W. Mozer
F. Subs
B. Straight
A. Young
L Jourdonnais
W. Adams
D. Moulton
W. Gitchell
A. Doughty
J. Anderson
Sunrise Ceremony at Court House and High School Auditorium Event
An assembly at the Court House features a salute of one gun, the Star Spangled Banner by the band, and a parade to the High School Auditorium for a daylight program. Invocations, remarks, a gun salute, Taps, and a moment of silent prayer precede a speaker, with songs and an evening carnival dance to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
High School
Manin Eexersted
Boussard
Peepee
Great Falls
America
Armistice observance plans by Chateau Post 6 Legion
Chateau Post No. 6 American Legion completes Armistice Day events. A forenoon program of patriotism includes a bomb discharge with flags, a main address by E. J. Strommel, and a public parade invitation. An evening dance at the K P hall with music by Tennant's orchestra aims to raise funds for the Legion pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Post No. 6
American Legion
K. P. Hall
Legion
E. J. Strommel
Great Falls
American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau
Tennant
K. E. Sturgis
Court House
Burglaries Reported Here Last Friday Night
County nurse Mrs. Henrietta Crockett shares October activities in Teton county coursework. She visited 17 schools, examined 201 children, found defects in teeth vision nose and throat skin glands thyroid and nourishment. She gave health talks prenatal visits demonstrations and preschool conferences with parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crockett
Teton
Two Football Games This Week Walier Here This Afternoon
Two football games are set in Chateau this week. Walier high meets Teton county at 3 30 this afternoon, and Saturday Power high boys seek revenge after last Friday 2 0 defeat by Teton. Tickets 50c 25c. Valier strong in district. Armistice day event next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Walier High School
Teton County High
Power High Boys
Bulldogs
Walier
Teton
Valier
Cut Bank High
Power
Conrad
Conrad Post
Season on Huns Opens Sunday at Cha teau Rod and Gun Club
George Cox secretary of the Chateau Rod and Gun club reminds sportsmen that the open season on Hungarian partridges runs Sunday through Thursday November 8 to 12. He notes there is no open season on Chinese pheasants in this county, though some counties have one. He warns the 5 day season does not apply to both species.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cox
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Cox
Burglaries Hit Chateau Area Including School and Bulk Station
Three break ins occurred last Friday night into the J. M. Baker elevator Te ton county high school and the Continental company bulk station. Gasoline and 80mc motor fuel were stolen from the bulk station the high school safe yielded about 60 dollars and other funds were taken and a basement window lock was forced. A Great Falls safe expert assessed the technique used. Discovery came from janitor Lee Brown Saturday morning with ongoing police work and few clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
J. M. Baker
Teton County High School
Continental Company
Smith-Hughes
Lee Brown
Doctor Connors Meets Wife in Great Falls After Omaha Trip
Dr. R. T. ONeill traveled to Great Falls yesterday afternoon to greet his wife who was en route home from Omaha Nebraska where she had been summoned by the death of her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. O'Neill
Great Falla
Omaha
Nebr
Forest Ranger L. J. Howard Reports October Field Work
Ranger L. J. Howard returns to headquarters after spending most of October in the field. He camped 15 days on the forest with four days in timber reconnaissance on the Teton river's north and west works. He notes at least 10 million feet of merchantable timber and below normal precipitation but adequate stream flows and Birch creek reservoir water. An estimated 150 to 200 hunters entered Badger creek Two Medicine and Birch creek districts, with under 10 percent taking elk. Stock men on the north end reported the range in good shape despite a dry year, while ranges outside the forest boundary run about 30 percent under normal. Subnormal levels decline toward the continental divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Howard
Teton River
Howard
Birch Creek
Badger Creek
Two Medicine
Mr. Howard
Open Season on Ducks and Geese Closed Saturday
The open season on ducks and geese closed Saturday and the federal plan to protect migratory waterfowl by restricting the hunt to October appears effective. Locally few ducks were killed and hunters report ducks were not scarce. Mild weather may have kept numbers down. geese were bagged but in smaller totals than in prior years.
Lions to Hold Basket Social Saturday November 21
The Chateau Lions club presents an old fashioned basket social at the Masonic hall on Saturday. Each Lion invites one or two guests and ladies bring baskets to be auctioned. Proceeds go to the club treasury. Committee plans a full evening program with more details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Masonic Hall
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Hereford
Vlinker
Federal
Reseystem
Observange
Hay
United States
J. C. Penney Co
Augusta
J. M. Charteris
Ofce
Great Northern
Lions
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