Organization of Camp Fire May Be Made
Miss Ruby Miller outlines plans for reorganization of Camp Fire girls in the city. A meeting for mothers and daughters at the grade school auditorium at 7 30 p m Friday will feature Miss Marie Schemmelpfeng of Great Falls discussing aims and details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Fire
Marie Schemmelpfeng
Camp Fire Executive
Great Falls
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Miss Miller
A TB. Guthrie
Meda McLean
Camp Samish
Bellingham
Wash
Siweyolochen
Coeur d’ Alene
Idaho
Edith Kempthorn
Sheep and Cattle Shipped to Market and Feeders
Nine cars of sheep and one car of cattle were shipped Tuesday over the Great Northern to market and feeders. Cattle shipped by Baker and Chalmers of Farming ton went to Chicago. Sheep shipments included six cars by Phil S. Cole and others to Chicago. A Milwaukee train carried five cars of each livestock from the local area. Additional sheep from Fairfield and Dracut were loaded by T. A. Meagher, with all sheep sent to feeders and cattle to market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Baker and Chalmers
Farmington
Chicago
Phil S. Cole
C. C. Coffey
Great Western Sheep and Wool Company
Mr. Cole
Bynum
Pendray
Milwaukee
Bole Briefs Reflect Local News and Notices
Walter Dauwalder learns his mother passed away in Los Angeles and travels there with family. Local visits include Bun days in Coutts and Price family welcoming a daughter born October 30. Stroke update on Mary Ellen Jackson and social events at the Farmers Union and Woman's club. Dance planned at Bole on November 7 with 50 attending the Home Demonstration meeting notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dauwalder
Los Angeles
Farmers’ Union
Miss Baker
Miss Keane
Miss Cunningham
Woman’s Club
Crockett
Teton County Not Eligible for Federal Feed Loans
Bozeman Mont Nov 2 federal feed loans in Montana are limited to 31 counties. Application blanks and forms are now with local loan committees as advised by J C Taylor director Montana Extension service. Arthur M Hyde secretary of agriculture designated eligible counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Arthur M. Hyde
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana Feed Loan Rules Set For Farm Families
New regulations cap loans for feed or livestock at 3500 per family for up to five months with monthly rates 3 per head for cattle and work horses 30 cents per head for sheep and 1 per head for brood sows. Prior lien holders waive claims per head amounts and loans apply in listed Montana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hyde
Sheridan
Daniels
Roosevelt
Richland
Wibaux
Fallon
Carter
Powder River
Custer
Prairie
Dawson
McCone
Valley
Garfield
Rosebud
Treasure
Big Horn
Yellowstone
Musselshell
Wheat centers lead in protein content in September
Great Falls Tribune reports Teton county wheat shipping centers dominated September protein tests. Dutton led in tonnage and protein, Pendroy and Farmington followed, with 605 carloads tested overall and an average around 15 percent protein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County
State Department of Agriculture Grain Laboratory
Dutton
Pendrey
Farmington
Ulm
Brady
Geraldine
Conrad
Big Sag
Rogers Spur
Floweree
Ledger
Highwood
Power
Cooperspur
Belt
Collins
Moccasin
Fort Benton
Carter
Kalispell
Walier
Virgelle
Benchland
Gildford
Montana
Grain Inspection Department
Essay Contest On Xmas Seals Open To High Schools
County health official announces an essay contest for Montana high school students this month. Organizing sponsor is the Montana Tuberculosis Association with guidance from executive secretary Sara Morse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crockett
Seal Sale Essay Contest Promotes Tuberculosis Awareness
The Montana Tuberculosis association hosts a student essay contest on Why the 1931 Seal Sale Should Be Supported with prizes of 10 and 5 dollars. Rules require undergraduates and high school pupils to submit typewritten essays under 500 words, with entry blanks via teachers, and present at assemblies before state submission by December 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Rotary Club
Montana Tuberculosis Association
American Legion
Twenty third Sunday services at St Stephens Church
All Saints Tide services at St Stephens Church with 10 30 morning prayer and 11 00 Holy Communion and sermon. Instruction in the new marriage canon. All welcome. LEE H. YOUNG General Missionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All-Saints-Tide
Lee H. Young
Teton 4-H Calves Lead at Great Falls Auction
The Teton 4-H boys judged 47 baby beeves on January 10 at Great Falls with Louis Vinke of Montana State College presiding. First five in each breed included Iverson, Urick, Moon, Chalmers, and Larson for Herefords. Hanna, Sire, Dawson, Thompson for Shorthorns. and Bond, Bond, Bond, Dawson for Angus. The Iverson Hereford was named grand champion and sold for 16 cents a pound to the Club cafe in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Meagher
Chateau
Great Falls
Helen Urick
Park Hotel
L. J. Teesdale
Seattle
Middle Western States
Teton
Louis Vlinke
Montana State College
Mr. Vinke
Kenneth Iverson
Highwood
Belt
Herbert Moon
Pendrey
Walter Chalmers
Farmington
Lowry
Iverson Hereford
Club Cafe
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United States
Bole
Sions
Rice Auto Court
Choteau Meat CO
Cash & Carry Grocery
C. W. Boussard
Citizens State Bank
Tom’s Service Station
First National Bank
Choteau Bakery
L. E. Taylor Garage
J. C. Penney CO
C. L. Freesene
Buttrey’s
Post Tavern
Choteau Garage
Teton Service Coo
Choteau Hotel
Adams Oil CO
JOS. Hirshberg & CO
Pendroy
Morse
A. Willis
Cascade County
B. F. Sparrow
Fred Kirby
Simms
Ed. Savik
Pinnell Fur Co
J. C. Morgan House
E. B. Maynard
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
Choteau
George Tuel
Augusta
O. G
E. Taylor
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Tudor Ford
Teton Service CO
Garagh Chateau
Mdeswecenees Terecerees
Mozer Shoe Shop
Choteau, Mont
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