Busy first month at Public School with assemblies and programs
The school reports a large enrollment and high attendance after a busy start. Upper grades staged constitution and health plays, a sixth grade art knight themed production, upcoming Columbus play, and lower grades performed songs. Seventh graders explored science with microscope lessons. All teachers belong to the Montana Education Society. A five reel film week featured Daniel Boone with earlier titles William Cullen Bryant and Autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Galahad
Miss Heyrock
Weberg
Hammond
Seveth
Montana Education Society
Daniel Boon
William Cullen Bryant
Autumn
Lutheran services and circuit convention announced
Lutheran church services are scheduled at the Episcopal church on Sunday October 11 at 8 pm. The Great Falls circuit convention will convene at St. Pauls church Fairfield starting 8 pm Tuesday October 13 with three sessions Wednesday and two on Thursday. The Rocky Mountain district president pastors and two foreign missionaries will speak. If Fairfield hall is ready evening sessions move there otherwise stay at the church. Come With Us. B M Alstad, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Great Falls
St. Paul’s Church
Fairfield
Rocky Mountain District
Wisconsin visitors share weekend with Beaverhead County pair
Mr and Mrs Walter Jones of Wisdom in Beaverhead county visited Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harry Odenwald. Mrs Jones is a sister of Mrs Odenwald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Jones
Wisdom
Beaverhead County
Harry Odenwald
Jones
Odenwald
Fairfield Man Runs Independent for County Commissioner
Fairfield farmer Andrey Austad filed a petition to print his name on the county commissioner ballot for the November general election. The petition, signed by 63 electors, cites the slogan A Square Deal for All and includes signers from Fairfield Chateau Power Role and Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrey
Austad
Fairfield
Algon Odin
Chateau
Power
Role
Dutton
N. W. Edwards
Meeting Called Tonight for Chateau Boy Scout Troop Committee
A meeting of the troop committee for Chateau Boy Scout troop is set for this evening at the courthouse. Reorganization plans for the coming year will be discussed and parents and others interested in the Scout program are invited. Past committee members include H. M. Daley chairman Frank Stearns B. A. Roll W. P. Olsen George Duvendack and Chas F. Proff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Court House
H. M. Daley
Frank Stearns
B. A. Roll
W. P. Olsen
George Duvendack
Chas
F. Proff
Improvement work starts at Bynum reservoir project
The Bynum reservoir, owned by the Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co, begins improvement work with about 110 men employed for 60 days. Frank Rowley of the Concord WPA office certified workers here Tuesday. Several workers traveled to Great Falls to register at the national reemployment office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Co
Frank Rowley
Conrad Wpa
Great Falls
National
No hunting or trespassing on land owned or controlled
Notice prohibits hunting or trespassing on all land owned or controlled by the undersigned. Violations will be prosecuted if apprehended. Signed by Henry Freeman and Bryan Corbett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Freeman
Bryan Corbett
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule in Choteau
Sunday worship at 11 with a pastor sermon on Best in and know that I am God plus special choir music. Epworth League 6 with a moving devotional at 6 45. moving picture 7 30 a six reel film The Little Church Around the Corner. Rex Peterson leads Youth theme. Mrs J E Hodgskiss chairs mothers to provide meals and coins for expenses. Movie shown once in Choteau with silver offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson’ ‘Monkman
Stafford
Epworth
J. EB. Hodgskiss
Rex Peterson
Epworth League
Ruby Muller
Choteau
Elk hunt season plan discussed by forest ranger
The forest service in a long discussion on game studies considers limiting live stock range to protect elk. The ranger says a 1000 elk kill is unlikely without a severe winter, and supports an earlier season opening to attract outside hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Service
Hunters face crowd limits at area meeting
On December 1 the group discussed the crowd needed for hunters to enter the area, noting that 2 500 or 3 000 could not be accommodated in time. T J Larson of Dutton reported at a state meeting that the federation and federal game departments were involved and invited Dist 2 to send reps to the next association gathering on December 7. Another issue covered draining the Bynum reservoir with planned improvement work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Larson
Dutton
Game
Department
Wild le Federation
Federation of Dist
Associaton
Bynum
Hatchery chief to assess seining plan for fish transplant
The secretary authorized calls to the state game warden to secure seining of young fish in ditchies below the reservoir and transplant them. Lee Gilroy, superintendent of the Gisint Springs hatchery at Great Fall, is expected to arrive and make sav investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Gilroy
Gisint
Great Fall
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