Teton County Listed in Federal Highway Grant Distribution
The Montana Record Herald reports a $53,134.90 federal highway grant to Montana, received by State Treasurer James 3. Brett. Funds from the United States Treasury were allocated by federal highway officers to counties for multiple projects including Teton and Prairie Meagher Granite.
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James 3. Brett
Montana Record Herald
United States Treasury
Congress
Washington
Prairie County
Teton County
Meagher
Granite
Clint Core moves family to Browning for new job
Clint Core drove from Browning on Saturday to relocate his wife and children to their new home. He is now bookkeeper for the O'Fallon Motor Co. at Browning, after previously serving as assistant postmaster in Chateau and working at Citizens State Bank and Jos. Hirshberg and Co. He followed Chas. Straight, who left for Cut Bank with Bell Lindberg Motor Co. A farewell shower was held.
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Clint Core
Browning
Social gathering hosted by Mrs. Barribal for Mrs. Core
A last week evening gathering at Mrs. Fred Barribal's home honored Mrs. Core with cards and refreshments and gifts. Reports on Saturday said the Core residence remained unrented with G. C. Core, former postmaster, now at Helena and Mrs. Core at Deer Lodge running a gift shop.
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Fred Barribal
Hospital notes from Choteau Maynard list patients
Rupert Ward and Florence Ruth Hoover enter Choteau hospital for medical treatment. Rupert Marsh and Maynard hospital patients are noted, as are several others from Choteau Plentywood Fairfield and Dry Forks with medical or surgical entries. Birth recorded at Choteau hospital. Continuous patient movements include tonsillectomy by Eldon Cook and discharges from Maynard hospital.
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Rupert Ward
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Rupert Marsh
Plentywood
Ife
Florence Ruth Hoover
Fairfield
Gus McDonald
Steve T Lindseth
Maynard Hospital
Ed. Bramer
Blackleaf
Steve Lindseth
Clarence Hammond
Wm. Tresler
Dry Forks
Pete Hagen
Tutton
James Bureh
Eldon Cook
Guy Crowe
Gilman
Infant son of Mr and Mrs DeRusha passes
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Everett DeRusha died Friday at Deaconess hospital Great Falls. Born October 17 the child was laid to rest in Choteau cemetery after private funeral services at 3 pm Sunday at Roberts Funeral home with Rev Father Emmett Shea officiating.
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Everett Nderusha
Great Falls
Roberts Funeral Home
Emmett Shea
Chotean
Supervisor Willey Transferred to Beaverhead Forest
Lewis and Clark national forest officials hosted a farewell dinner in Great Falls for W B Willey and A Weholt prior to their new assignments. Willey moves to Beaverhead national forest Dillon as supervisor and Weholt to Missoula as public relations officer. Duvendack attended with wife.
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Willey
Beaverhead Forest
Weholt
Missoula
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Park Hotel
Great Falls
W. B. Willey
Dillon
A. Weholt
George. Duvendack
M. R Webster
Beaverhead National Forest
Beaverhead
Madison National Forests
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Jefferson National Forest
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Lewis and Clark
Chateau
Department of Public Relations
Faithful Dog Aids Pioneer Rescue at Sun River Crossing
Aged pioneer George White, injured by a horse and barbed wire, was rescued with the help of his faithful dog. White, longtime resident near Augusta, was later treated at Chateau hospital after his son Pat returned from Augusta and found him. The dog alerted by barking guided rescuers to the injured man, who remains hospitalized with a broken leg.
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Chateau Hospital
George White
Mr. White
Sun River Crossing
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg
Reseded Grass Plantings Hit by Drought and Grasshoppers
Seven ranchers began reseeding this spring. one delayed to fall. Extreme drought left soil with little moisture and only 8.27 inches of rain. Grass germinated but suffered from grasshopper damage from mid June onward.
Catholic Mass Schedule For Next Sunday
The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass will be offered in Chateau at 9 o'clock Augusta at 10 o'clock Power at 9 o'clock and Dutton at 11 o'clock led by Rev. J. S. Schulte, Pastor.
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Chateau
Augusta
Dutton
J. S. Schulte
Regressing Crested Wheatgrass Plots Prompt Seed Demand
Ranchers report crested wheatgrass stands declining after abandonment periods from five to fifteen years. Some revival occurred after fall rains, but survival remains uncertain. About 76 ranchers applied for range examinations with roughly 30 percent planning re seeding as soil conservation payments offer two fifty dollars per acre for reseeding depleted range lands with crested wheatgrass before December 15.
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A. H. Burrows
Grover Parker
Vincent Ward
Henry Freeman
Harry Odenwald
J. I. Burch
Willson
Not a recommended practice says expert on surface seed
An expert warns that seeding on the surface and attempting to cover it is not a recommended practice, urging caution and adherence to safer methods. The remark emphasizes risk management and methodological concerns without naming institutions or events.
FOR RENT Cottage at Rice Auto Court City
A cottage for rent at Rice Auto Court in the city is listed. The notice provides location and basic rental intent with no further terms specified.
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Rice Auto Court
City
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