4-H Club Fair Draws Enthusiasts in County
The third annual 4-H club fair Saturday drew many exhibitors and visitors though attendance lagged behind prior years due to fewer clubs in the county. Baby beef display won blue and red ribbons for steers fed by Lowry Larson, with a white ribbon calf belonging to Bertram Moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Nick Vlinker
H. L. Halladay
J. S. Burch
Lowry Larson
Bertram Moon
Hallady
Halladay
Vlinker
Clarkson
Teton
Ed Savik
Lowry
Chicago
Friends Bid Fond Farewell to Mrs Pridham and Family
A farewell surprise at Social Center hall drew a hundred or more friends as the Ladies Auxiliary of St. Luke's church honored Mrs. T. H. Pridham. Speakers included Rev Fr J F Schutte Sen T O Larson B I Packer and George A Carroll. The Pridhams plan to move to Oakland California where Mr Pridham will finish his law studies at Georgetown alumnus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Pridham
St. Luke’s Church
Pridham
Chateau
J. F. Schutte
Sen
T. O. Larson
B. I. Packer
George A. Carroll
Georgetown University
Washington
Teton Wing 40-0 Victory Over Power Friday
Teton county high school dominated Power Friday afternoon at Power with a 40 to 0 win. The game featured early fumbles, multiple TDs by Barles and later two more by local players in the third quarter, and a cautious final period on a dusty field. Lions club provided transport for the team and Dutton looms next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendroy
Marjorie Briggs
Alice Brownell
Collins
Marion Lockhart
Mildred Baquet
Diamond Valley Club
Cora Hemstad
Mildred Schultz
G. R. Talbert
Billings
Teton County High
Power
Teton
Bleecker
Connole
Barles
H. Yeager
McDonnel
Earles
Baker
Armstrong
Lions Civic Benefit Dance Promises Car Door Prize
A Lions club fundraiser on October 15 at the high school gym offers a chance to win a brand new V-8 Ford for $1.00 plus $100 in cash prizes. Tickets fund service programs, with entrants from Great Falls and surrounding towns invited to the charity event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
North Montana
Great Falls
Shelby
Browning
Red Cross
Collins
Lions Club
Musical Treat Offered Club Women at Tuesday Meeting
The Woman's club met at the grade school auditorium Tuesday evening for a two part musical program directed by Mrs. Edna K. Lawson and Mrs. R. I. Nelson. Part I featured Indian and Negro music, Part II featured music from across the seas with pieces from England Wales Germany Scotland Russia Spain France and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna K. Lawson
R. I. Nelson
England
Fanny Pridham
Wales
Assembly
Germany
Cradle Song
Brahms Barton Butchart
Dna K
Law- Hazel Trescott
Scotland
Auld Lang Syne” Assembly
Irussia
Volga Boatman
Aletta Nelson
Pearl Roll
Spain
Juanita
America
America the Beautiful
Registration totals for Teton county in 1980 election
The county clerk reports 2859 registered voters in Teton for the November 8 general election. Compared to 2442 two years earlier, Fairfield precinct ranks second with 427 and Dutton third with 201. Chateau precincts one and two total 836.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
George Carroll
Helena
Fairfield
Dutton
Hoffman Charged With First Degree Murder in District Court
George Hoffman faces a first degree murder charge in district court here for the killing of George Burrell. County Attorney B I Parker obtained leave to file an information, with Judge R M Hattersley presiding. Witnesses listed include Henry Burrell Jess Davis Chas G Roberts W H Geehn W A Emerick and Dr H W Bateman. Arrraignment date is not yet set. Also noted are a Oct 15 benefit dance and a petition for administration of Burrell estate filed by Alex Burrel with attorney George M Coffey. Art Pearson of Dupuyer admitted to Maynard hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoffman
Great Falls
George Burrell
R. M. Hattersley
B. I. Packer
Henry Burrell
Jess Davis
Chas. G Roberts
W. H. Geehn
W. A. Emerick
H. W. Bateman
Hoffman
Hattersley
Conrad
Alex Burrel
George M. Coffey
Art Pearson
Dupuyer
Maynard Hospital
Turkey School To Resume Meetings Next Thursday Evening
The Turkey Evening School of Teton County High School will reconvene Thursday October 18 at 7 45 PM in the high school building. Under supervision of M C Knox this fall session will cover fattening turkeys for market preparation of birds for sale and the marketing association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
M. C. Knox
Smith-Hughes
Knox
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Monroe Celebrated
Mr and Mrs C Y Monroe, longtime Teton county ranchers west of Chateau, were honored in Great Falls last Saturday for their golden wedding. Married October 1, 1882 at Fort Benton, they later moved west of Chateau and then to Great Falls in 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Baart
FE. J. “Blue’ Osgood
Chateau
Great Falls
C. Y. Monroe
Teton County
Fort Benton
Mr. Monroe
Lansing
Mich
Michigan
California
Fort Scott
Kan
United States Army
Hanusa Wins Chateau Country Club Women Golf Title
Mrs Arnold Hanusa defeats Mrs R F Baillie in a Sunday playoff to claim the Chateau Country Club women’s championship after a 9-9 tie at the 18th hole. Crary wins first flight title over LaValle, with Bateman and Core in semifinals. Meda McLean takes second flight, Jacobson runner up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Baillie
Arnold Hanusa
Chateau Country Club
H. W. Bateman
LaValle
G. C. Core
Meda McLean
Blanche M. Jacobson
Death of Mrs Alfred Harris from car crash in Los Angeles
Mrs Alfred Harris dies of heart failure after an automobile collision in Los Angeles. Her husband and Eva Davis among others were unharmed. a nurse was injured. Harris relatives include Julius Hirshberg of this city and a son Joseph in Chicago. Harris native of Germany, aged about 65, was a Montana merchant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid M Hirshberg
Los Angeles
Calif
Alfred Harris
Harris
Julius Hirshberg
Carl
Dupuyer
California
Julius
Joseph
Chicago
Arthur
TE. J. Thirshberg
Tlarris
Upman
Board of County Commissioners
Dutton
Horace Upman
Frank Young
Young
Head Of Farm Union Talk At Local Meeting
J T Kelly state president of the farmers Educational and Cooperative union spoke to a small turnout in Great Falls Friday about cooperative farming, farm holiday movement and local Farm Holiday units. He cited savings and dividends from farm oil companies and urged strengthening local unions to raise farm prices for national benefit. A mass meeting for a local unit was planned with W I Wellenstein appointing a committee. John A Simpson of Oklahoma City will visit Great Falls October 11 for a talk over KIFRB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Kelly
Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union
Mr. Kelly
Castagne
Billings
Ile
Farmers’ Union
Farm Holiday Association
W. I. Wellenstein
County Union
Pat Campbell
Paul Mathias
D. Scarrow
Lyle Standish
Robert Clarkson
W. J. Wellenstein
Wolf Point
John A. Simpson
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
National Organization of the Union
Great Falls
H D Leaders Meeting Set For Saturday Across County
Home Demonstration leaders from eight active clubs will gather Saturday from 10 a m to 4 p m. Miss Francis Smith of Montana State College will lead with the topic What Shall We Eat. Attendees include Mrs Larson Barles Cornett Davis Green Hanson Davidson McLean Baquet Reiquam Juelfs Laubach Bush Walkington Passmore Reiding and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Smith
Montana State College
Pendroy
T. R. Larson
WJ. Barles
East Pendroy
Edith Cornett
Co.Passmore
Nick Reiding
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Yvonne Cathcart
Collins Club
D. P. Fabrick
Montana
Teton Wing
Bulldogs
Choteau
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K. Lawson
Swanee River
Foster Assembly
Kentucky
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Smith-Hughes Department
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Olaing
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Teton Pioneer
Joe Harris
Tate
Heard
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