Annual Security Benefit details for land and water conservation
The notice outlines payments under the Annual Security Benefit program for land improvement. Eligible items include earthen pits and reservoirs with spillways, drilling or digging wells with required casing, water spreading to prevent soil erosion, and temporary field ditching. Range fencing with multiple wires, Crested wheatgrass, slender western wheat, or brome grass reseeding qualify at set rates. Fire guards meeting width and construction standards also qualify for payments.
Lutheran Church Services At Pastor Residence
Lutheran church invites all to Sunday services at 3 p m at the pastor’s residence. Come and hear the way of salvation led by Pastor B M Alstad. Everyone welcome.
Dutton F F A Boys Invite Teams for Contests
Teton chapter members received an invitation to a judging contest sponsored by the Dutton FFA chapter on Saturday November 21. Contests include livestock judging shop work egg grading and poultry judging with teams of three boys except in shop where one per chapter competes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Dutton F. F. A
Dutton Chapter
Bernard Toenges
Alvin Meyer
John Shoquist
Bob van Scherpenzeel
Wilson Hodgskiss
Arnold Neiswendaer
Local Jurors Summoned for Federal Duty at Havre
Those from Havre area summoned for federal jury duty this week include Chas. Koch of Chateau, E. J. Osgood of Belleview and Henry Ness of Dutton. Mr. Os good returned yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Chas. Koch
Chateau
E. J. Osgood
Belleview
Henry Ness
Dutton
Mr. Osgood
Taylor Returns From Detroit Ford Convention and New Models
L B Taylor returned from Detroit where he attended a Ford dealers convention with about 8 000 attendees and 30 special trains. He toured the Ford plant and Greenwich village, noting six day production, 36 a day minimum wage, and a payroll around 75 000. The St Paul assembly began on the new models and the 1937 models debuted locally with 60 or 85 horsepower engines. En route west he visited parents in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. BE. Taylor
Detroit
Ford
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
St. Paul
Iowa
Dauwalder Family Sets Long Winter Trip
Mr and Mrs W G Dauwalder and children of Chateau plan a lengthy winter trip starting today or tomorrow. They will visit Raymond Nebraska then Illinois to see relatives before driving south to Los Angeles and up the Pacific coast. They sold livestock and poultry so no one will stay at their Bole farm during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Dauwalder
Chateau
Raymond
Nebraska
Ilinois
Los Angeles
Calif
Pacific Coast
Dauwalder
Bole
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle Announces Sunday Services
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle of the Assemblies of God lists Sunday School at 10 A M Morning worship at 11 A M Evangelistic service at 8 P M In Chicago on November 19 the special program by the children was reported Music and singing planned for Thanksgiving morning at 10 30 A M Pastor George Skaret invites all to give thanks unto God and attend services
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Skaret
Attention Masons Postpones First Masonic Party Date
Notice from G W W Smith, chairman of the general committee, correcting the event date to Saturday, December. The earlier listing of December 3 is rescinded and the party will be held on the updated date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Smith
Belleview Social Notes Mention Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith visited Conrad and spent time with Mr. Smiths mother and brother. Miss Margaret Anderson of Chateau assists Mrs. Floyd McFarlane this month. Miss Jessie Cook stays at the Gray ranch this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smith
Conrad
Mr. Smith
Margaret Anderson
Chateau
Floyd McFarlane
Jessie Cook
Gray Ranch
Rank Young and others visit Ward ranch. residents ill
Rank Young visited the Ward ranch on Monday with John Ward and Mrs James while LaRance has the flu but is improving. Cliffton and Don McFarlane enroll at Belleview school. C Wilson Gray learned of Harold Askew’s illness from Great Falls. Whitehead of Great Falls visits Durr ranch. Thornton of Choteau stayed at Yeager ranch. EB Osgood called to Havre for jury duty. Hodgskiss and family plus Depner visit Lane family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rank Young
Ward Ranch
John Ward
James
LaRance
Cliffton
Don McFarlane
Belleview School
C. Wilson Gray
Harold’ Askew
Cleo ‘Rogers
John Lane
Whitehead
Great Falls
Durr Ranch
Phyilip Thornton of
Choteau
Yeager Ranch
EB. J. Osgood
Havre
H. A. Hodgskiss
Depner
Farmington Births and Red Cross Donation Appeal
Farmington notes urge late donations to the Red Cross. A baby boy born Wednesday at Deaconess hospital in Great Falls to Mr and Mrs Ord Neass, with Mrs Ness formerly Marion Benedict. Other local visits include Nora Lemon and Mrs Martin Hanson at East Farmington school and a Johnson birth in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Deaconess Hospital
Great Parls
Ord Neass
Ness
Marion Benedict
Great Falls
Jas. Allen
Ina. Packer
J. B. Conner
Guy Kale
Farmington
Local Gatherings and Hunting Trips Highlight Community News
Mr and Mrs Martin Depner and Mr and Mrs Chuck Otnegs returned Monday from a mountain hunting trip. Neighbors and Sewing Club members met at A G Arensmeyer home Tuesday for Arensmeyer wedding anniversary celebrations, with Mrs Dave Anderson of Chateau among guests. Ralph Baldant and family reside in Fairfield on resettlement work, John Mamuzich also working there. Gregor Tangen Henry Arensmeyer and Svere Lindseth returned from a hunting trip with a Rocky Mountain goat. Sid Colling works at the Burton reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Depner
Chuck Otnegs
Sewing Club
A. G. Arensmeyer
Ralph ,Baldant
Fairfield
Ralph
John Mamuzich
Gregor Tangen
Henry Arensmeyer
Svere Lindseth
Sid Colling
Burton Reservoir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vance Chateau
Ersten
Lutheran Church
B. M. Alstad
Hirshberg’s
Warfield’s
Bisquick
Marblehead
Monarch
Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits
Pantie
Roy Lewis
John Gibler
Kenneth Poore
Jim Ferris
Walier
Simms
Power
Choteau Gospel Tabernacle
Assemblies of God
Chateau Meat Co
FROST
Chick’s Shell Station
Garth
Linkman
Post Office
Choteau Hardware Co
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