Community notes reflect busy schedules and visitors
Pendroy and surrounding areas report numerous social visits and travel. Browns head to Spokane for a Federal Land Bank convention while others plan trips to Phoenix and Helena. local gatherings include dinners, hunting trips, birthday celebrations, and FHA events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brownell
Spokane
Federal Land Bank
Ents
al Barton
Chateau
Art Kelly
Ed Davis
Art
Bill
Sam Thomas
George Headington
Bill Lusty
Doris Rose
Jimmy Peters
Helena
Jack Campbell
Charles Johns
Florence
Chris Heggen
Kremlin
Don Rice
Harold Baker
Farmington
Women's Society
Jess Malone Sr
Malone
Betty Joe
Bill Jones
Gerald Stokes
Reidar Neckstad
Ronnie
Bob Snodgrass
Bob
Parley Stokes
Duane Halverson
FFA
LDS Church
Kenny Rice
MSA
Bozeman
Paul Rice
Arnold Hanson
Chateau United Methodist Church
Shorty Earles
Don Dodge
Fred Bills
Gene Dabney
Bob Stromswold
Barney Maltby
Gloria Neckstad
Julie
Herb Styren
Way Halverson
Colfax
Duane
Jim Storkson
Kelly’s
Dick Field
Pat
Rosemarie
Larry Brownell
Cut Bank
Art Lindseth
Dupuyer
Karen
FHA
Power
T. B. Jones
Kalispell
Charlie Field
T. W. Halverson
Conrad
Wag Halverson
Halversons
Chet Abbott
Harold Johnson
Walter
Dorothy Rice
Howard Bartlett
Adolph
No School Today in Farmington Observes Veteran's Day
Mrs. Pearl Tangen notes no school Tuesday due to Veteran's Day. Teachers and pupils have a day off though it is a delay rather than a break. Many local residents hosted visits, events, and gatherings including 4 H club activities, showers, and family meals as the community marks the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Stromswold
Conrad
Masie Johnson
Vic Perkins
Doris Rose
Bob Snodgrass
Stacey
Irene Neckstad
Don Nelson
Olaf
Bob Rice
Mike Campbell
Don Rice
Earl Perkins
Arnold Hanson
Steven Lusty
Johnny Lusty
Great Falls
Duane Halverson
Jim Storkson
Dick Field
Pat
Gerald Stokes
Rosemarie
Reidar Neckstad
Lowry Larson
Robin
Harry Agee
Karen
Walter Campbell
Larry Dellno
Mike
Ike Hitchcock
Danny
Diane Johnson
Kathy Thomas
Bill
Monty Bilbro
Harold Baker
Rosalie Richert
Lynn Arensmeyer
Lorilyn Styren
Marc Alzheimer
Polly Goodman
Fairfield
Chateau School
Court House
Harold Richert
FFA
Henry van Setten
Jim Sulgrove
Howard Truchot
Gary Truchot
Roger Weist
Ginger
Bozeman
Dick Stenson
Kip
MSU
Weist
John Amend
Frank Kelly
Albert Carlson
Barbara Cole
Missoula
Jay Cole
Air National Guard
Debbie Reiding
Rodney Cole
MYF
John Chalmers
John Oberfoell
Bill Chalmers
Allen Reiman
Peggy Hoffman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ann Wolfe
Methodist Church
Warren Norden
Whitefish
John Norden
Cecil Bilbro
Margaret Bouma
LeRoy
Vern Marr
Herb Tangen
Evelyn Carlson
Jim
Lloyd Pedersen
Les Otness
Lyle Otness
Dana Vail
Louis Depner
W. F. Arensmeyer
Lewistown
Maxine Cole
Bridge Club
Helen Oberfoell
Mary Pourroy
Farmington School
Kermit Cole
Charles Hanson Place
Bob Davidson
Evan
Zales
Cut Bank
Earl Armstrong
Wheat variety notes from North Dakota growers in 1812 crop
A.C. Mark of Mandan reports World Seeds 1812 yielding 40 plus and Fortuna 30 with good steel, despite frost on June 19 that killed corn. Jerrold Johnson of Norma notes 1812 yields between 40 and 45 with Manitou 35 to 40 and praises its standing ability and lack of shattering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Montana
Orville Nash
Redstone Sheridan Co
Mont
Chester Koller
Weg Energed
Hettinger Co
N.D
Fortuna
A.C. Mark
Mandan
Morton Co
Myron Tarno
Windsor
Stutsman Co
Richard McCarty
Plentywood
Sheridan Co
Jerrold Johnson
Norma
Renville Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pendroy
Tommy Larson
Phoenix
Ariz
S. T. McFarland
Pendrey
Buck Fisher
Mark
Steve
Roy Page
Bynum
Kenny Evans
Kenny
Louis Evans
Craig
Evans
Myron Ronberg
Wolf Creek
Johnny Swanson
Mary
Par
Jack Wellenstein
Carroll College
Bob Settle
Barbara Fisher
Pearl Tangen
Augusta
United States Brewers Association
USBA
America
United States Brewers Association, Inc
P.O. Box
Donald Iglehart
Emmet
McLean Co
World Seeds
Focal
AGSCO
Interstate Seed Company
Grand Forks Seed Company
Peterson Seed Company
the Peavey Company
Northrup King
World Seeds Inc
Grand Forks
Maxigene
Washday
Montana Power
Reddy
Minuteman
Montens Power Company
George Beaudeau