Pendroy Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Pendroy residents frequent events and visits with multiple households noted. Mrs. James Shedle hosts bridge luncheon. prizes awarded to numerous guests. Local travel includes Harold McDonald and Garnet McDonald visiting in the region. Pendroy Ladies' Aid plans a bazaar and chicken dinner on November 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Shedle
Falls
Garnet
McDonald
Cheeko
Harold McDonald
Balt’ Lake
Cityton
J. R. Jones
G. R. Talbert
Prises
John Rose
Nick * Wellenstein
Frisell
Peterson
Sprinkle
Herman Earls
Earl Shawver
Cornett
E. N. Davis
W. J. Earls
Pokmo
Farmers Union
Paul Rice
George Seufert
Nick Wellenstein
Harry Swanson
Minn
T. A. Corbett
Chateau Hospital
Dick Rose
Cascade
Jay Gitchell
O. C."durland
Fred Durland
Roy Estes
Pendray Ladies’ Aid
Ackerman
Clarence Rose
Leonard Shebley
J.A. Swanson
Ladies’ Aid
J. H. Gutshall
Tony Mozer
Chateau
C. F. Nugen
Conrad
Great Fally
Larson Home
Busy Beavers 4H Club Chooses New Officers
The Busy Beavers 4H Club reorganized for the year electing Audrey Lawson president Betty Coffey vice president Marilyn Scott secretary treasurer Donna Allum song and yell leader Margaret Armstrong reporter The next meeting is November 9 and will be held at Donna Allum's with sewing boxes planned for first year members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busy Beavers
Audrey Lawson
Betty Coffey
Marilyn Scott
Song and Yell
Donna Allum
Margaret Armatrong
Margaret
Armstrong
Visitor from Dover Plans TV Station at Bole
Bole garage owner Graver, visiting Choteau, says he left the East due to health. He is a Lafayette graduate with National Institute of Technology training and claims a radio tube patent. He expects to set up a National Institute of Technology television experiment station at Bole with a field engineer arriving soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barl Graver
Bole
Son” Bros
Choteau
Dover
New Jersey
LaFayette College
National Institute of Technology
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
National
Columbia Broadcasting Systems
Graver
Improvement Work on Dutton Streets Started
Work began Tuesday on Dutton streets and sidewalks with several W P A workers laid on the north side of Main street. Grading and graveled surfaces will extend to the high school, and ditches will be dug to drain water from the street. City officials expressed gratitude as a county grader leveled Main street Friday morning, reducing bumps and mud holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Sentinel
Main Street
Montana FFA members Journey to National Convention
A Montana delegation led by Dan Mizner attends the National FFA convention in Chicago and Kansas City. They tour the Swift Packing Co. Field Museum and American Royal livestock show, compete in judging contests, attend business meetings, and return home by rail via Omaha and Aberdeen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Milwaukee
F.F. A
Egan
Lewistown
Seven House
Harlowton
A. W. Johnson
Miles City
Chicago
Milwaukee Ag
Kansas City
Swift Packing Co
Field Museum
Lake Michigan
Planetarium
Kansas Cition Hotel
Municipal Auditorium
United States
Montana
National Organization of F. F. A
Dan Mizner
American Royal Livestock Show
Omaha
Nebraska
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Egg stripping under way on Madison river trout
Egg stripping has started at three state spawning stations on the upper Madison river. The egg crop this year is expected to exceed last year’s 4,000,000 eggs. John W. Schofield state superintendent of fisheries and hatcheries says eggs are distributed to state hatcheries for cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison River
John W. Schofield
Community Notes From Dutton and Surroundings
Mrs Rose Kline visited relatives in Missoula. Mr and Mrs M Toekes did business in Great Falls last Thursday. Mrs O Lietz celebrated her birthday last Thursday. A 6 oclock dinner was served. Guests included the Lietz family, Schultz family of Dutton, Beck families, Timmerman family, Joe Frigge home visitors in Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Kline
Missoula
M. Toekes
Great Falls
O. Lietz
O. Lietz Jr
F. Schultz
Naomi
Dutton
A. Beck
Arwin
M. Beck
Frank Timmerman
Joe Frigge
Chas‘ Johnson
Joe Primus
John Toenyers
Chateau
Mickey O’day
Maxville
Geo. Headington
Teenyes
A. E. Beck
Chas. Johnson
Iona Chas, Jr
Elmer
Mise Elfreda Viebott
A. Neck
High School Hi-Lites By Richard Vick Jr
The senior class play is set for the second week of December with Miss Buck guiding selections. Readers ponder why an oboe player dislikes the spotlight and who attended the senior dance with questions about dates and escorts. FFA pranks are blamed on noise in the homeroom, cleared of blame, while cupboards are built. Dorothy Moore and Miss Buck search for the paper culprit. The class basketball tournament starts Tuesday with three nightly games at 3 46 and 4 45, inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Vick, Jr
Buck
Dorothy Moore
Miss Buck
Sheriff J W Stewart Kills Self at Cut Bank
Glacier county sheriff J W Stewart killed himself in his Cut Bank office after hours. He was found by the janitor with a bullet wound in his head and a letter to Mrs Stewart on the desk. Known here as Jim, he was raised near Browning and was in his third term as sheriff. His mother and sister died in an Ashuelot auto accident about 12 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stewart
Glacier County
Cut Bank
Fort Benton
Fort Whooper-up
Canada
Jim
Ashuelot
Catholic Services Mass Schedule This Weekend
Mass at Chateau Sunday November 13 at 1 p m. Mass at Bynum at 9 a m. J F Schulte pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Pendroy Pals Hold First 4-H Meeting of Year
The Pendroy 4-H group met October 31 at Christie Swanson home with five members and two guests Miss Knowlton and Miss Mc Callans. Helen Campbell presided. Christie Swanson, vice president. Louise Homer, secretary. Shirley Peterson, reporter. Mable Homer, song leader. Leaders are Mrs J Swanson and Miss Ethel Reid. Next meeting set for November 11 1938 at Ethel Reids 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Alice Swanson
Miss Knowlton
Miss McCallans
Helen Campbell
Christie Swanson
Louise Homer
Shirley Peterson
Mable Homer
Elk hunting closure in Teton County announced
Notice states all land draining into the North Fork of Sun River will close to elk hunting of either sex on the evening of November 8 by order of the Fish and Game Commission. J A Weaver serves as Secretary of the State Fish and Game Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Sun River
Fish and Game Commission
J. A. Weaver
State Fish and Game Commission
Reverend D. Friend Day Announces Evening Service
The Episcopal Church announces an evening service at St Stephens Episcopal Church on November 13 at 7 30 pm led by Rev D Friend Day for parishioners and local worshippers.
Farmington notices include church, club and 4-H events
Rev Olaf Anderson will hold service at Trinity Lutheran on Sunday November 13 at 3 p.m. The Home Demonstration club meets next Thursday November 17 at 1 30 p.m. Miss Toss Knowlton will present a nutrition lesson with Mrs LeDesky. The first literary meeting is set for Friday November 18 with officer elections. Dorothy Swenson selected as county delegate to the national 4-H congress in Chicago. Various local visits, dinners, and travel notes follow including health updates and project elections. The Junior Scissors Snippers 4-H club reorganized with Jane LeDesky elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olaf Anderson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Home Demonstration Club
Ole Denner
Martin Denner
Christmas
H. D
Toss Knowlton
Foods Project
LeDesky
Dorothy Swenson
Chicago
John Chalmers
Great Falls
Olaf Lindseth
B. Conner
Oliver Forseth
Belle Lindseth
Howard Hanson
Nbody
Ray Bjork
Fairfield
Bjork
Olaf Forseth
Ray
Oliver
Eric Thormberg
Great Fangy
Mary Ellen Swanson
Jane LeDesky
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Ey Pendroy
PRG Brinewate
Met
Dutton Streets
Earl Graver
Bole Garage
Texaco
Vison
Citizens State Bank
Choteau, Mont
Geeter
Ramsa
Alvin ‘Meyer
Teton
Beck News
Unkle Ezra
Betty
Self
Farmington News
Hughes & Company
Third St
Shell
Chick’s Shell Station
Choteau, Montana
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