Lions to Attend Zone Meeting at Shelby
Choteau Lions join 10 other clubs for district No. 37 zone meeting in Shelby with about 250 Lions and Lionesses expected. Afternoon program begins 3:00 at the courthouse with Deputy District Governor K W Bergen presiding. evening banquet at 7:00 at the old high school auditorium followed by programs, dances, and special entertainment through 10:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Shelby
Cut Bank
Conrad
Browning
Cascade
Big Sandy
Great Falls
Havre
Chinook
Lethbridge
Alta
Court House
K. W. Bergen
Court Room
Citi Bank
Douglas Gold
C. C. Hill
L. E. Taylor
Chateau
Prof
Micheels
Leo C. Greybill
Jean P. Gerlough
James Griffin
Old High School
William F. Burns
Father van de Gevel
Assembly
Robert Clarkson
Ray Pratt
Ed. Aherns
Shelby Wranglers
Henry Weare
Chester
Julius Wuerthner
Cornet
Roy Larson
Everett A. Rice
Julius Wutrthner
Hal Ostlund
James
Johnnie Griffin
Leo C. Graybill
Bynum Project Beets To Ship More Acreage In 1934
First carload of sugar beets from the Bynum project shipped from Agawam on the Milwaukee Saturday. Harris Bros and Lightfoot Bros raised them. Manager D P Fabrick says the project moves from experimental to expansion with 15 acres this year to 100 acres next year. yield expected 10 to 12 tons per acre, two more carloads remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Harris Bros
Lightfoot Bros
Agawam
Milwaukee
D. P. Fabrick
Beets Displayed From Bynum Project At Local Bank
A sample of beets grown on the Bynum project is now on view at the Citizens State Bank in town, offering a glimpse of agricultural progress and local farming effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinook
Bynum
Citizens State Bank
Father Schulte Improves After Medical Care
Rev. J. F. Schulte, who went to Rochester Minnesota for treatment, has left the hospital and is visiting relatives in Caledonia Minnesota. He plans to visit Salem Ohio before returning to Chateau. His health has improved and he is gaining weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Curran
J. F. Schulte
Rochester
Minn
Father Schulte
Calendonila
Salem
Ohio
Chateau
H D Club Builds Plan for All County Meeting in Farmington
At the Thursday meeting the H D club finalized plans for the all county gathering to be held at Farmington hall on October 19. Scalloped chicken and mashed potatoes will be served as hot dishes. Committees were named to run the day’s activities as clubs confirm attendance and prepare stunts. Several local residents and visitors, including K R Smith family, Fern Hynes, Anna Menghini, and others, are noted in social events around Farmington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D
Farmington Hall
K. R. Smith
Lewistown
Fern Hynes
Lola Davidson
Power
Anna Menghini
Albert Schwanbeck
O. DeRusha
Hynes
Claude
F. W. Smith
Talbert
Pendroy
Chateau
C. M. Swenson
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Parties
Ila Schwanbeck helps at the Smith home while the Passmores progress on their journey. Mr. and Mrs. Baldani and their son Ralph Arthur visit Power and Fairfield friends last Friday. Mrs. Franklin, Mrs. De Rus ha and Gay Marie visit O DeRusha home. Mrs. F W Smith and Mrs. Munson of Boze man met Miss Blanche Lee in Chateau to plan H D council meeting. Mr. and Mrs. F W Smith dined with Mrs. Helmer Anderson. Robert Smith hosted a sixth birthday party with Ruby Schwanbeck helping games and Mrs. Earl DeRusha serving lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ila Schwanbeck
Smith Home
Baldani
Ralph Arthur
Hilda Anderson
Power
Fairfield
Franklin
Everett de- Rusha
Gay Marie
O. DeRusha
F. W. Smith
Munson
Bole
Blanche Lee
Bozeman
Chateau
H. D. Council
Helmer Anderson
Robert Smith
Ruby Schwanbeck
Earl DeRusha
Community names listed in forty taking concludes page
A long list of individuals and clubs from Pondera county and surrounding areas is recorded, including members of Women’s clubs, 4-H, Home Demonstration clubs, and Farmers Union. The entry names residents from Fairfield Farmington Bynum Chateau Pendroy Bole Power and Midway clubs and families such as Funk Clarkson Swenson Umphress Lee and others.
Telephone key to swift hiring in daily work
A man sought for morning work is evaluated by his availability and especially the ability to be reached by telephone at home. The telephone speeds recruitment by saving time in errands, enabling quick contact, and facilitating emergencies for a few cents a day.
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Choteau Lions
Ade
Montco
Simpsons
Lge
Pearl
Fancy Bartlett
Concord Grapes
Graham
lAfor
Farmington
John Salois
Dupuyer
C. W. Wymer
Davis Ranch
R. E. McAllister
Harry Odenwald
R.ef. McAllister
Carl Peterson
Pendrey
Acantha
Rambouillett Ducks
Mary Bair
Julius Hirshberg
Cesconsees
L. E. Taylor Garage
Ford Sales and Service
A. B. Guthrie
Mont
Spring Creek Dairy
M. J. Lyon
Prop
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
Ilere’s ‘& Motor Fo
Siti
Texaco
HE Texas Company
Greater
Rae
Tan
Monry
THE
Texas Company
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