Three Wells Planned on Coulmoore Structure near Augusta
Dr C C Coulter of Denver announces three wells on the Coulmoore structure southeast of Augusta in Lewis and Clark county. Wells named Lewis and Clark Pathfinder and Sacajawea will be drilled with rotary and cable tools to depths around 1900 feet, with plans to use the Montana Power line for natural gas drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Montana Oil and Mining Journal
Coulmoore
Lewis & Clark County
C C. Coulter
Denver
Lewis & Clark Oil Syndicate
Hogan Post Office
Heitman Ranch
R. B. Durnin
Virgil Proctor
Great Falls
Coulter
Center North Line
Gillette Cattle Company
Helena
Frank Bogart
George K. Reeder
D. R. Wallace
Margaret Wallace
Capt
W J. Bradshaw
Montana
Soth
More Ducks Plentiful As Hunters Prep For Fall
The More Game Birds foundation of New York reports abundant ducks for fall hunting. Federal appropriations and a $100 duck hunting stamp have built refuges totaling 21,769,337 dollars. Hunters must display the duck stamp on licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More Game Birds Foundation of
New York
Charles Warren Roll Approved for Navy
Oct 9 Great Falls reports the Navy Recruiting Officer in Salt Lake City approved the application papers of Charles Warren Roll son of Mr and Mrs B A Roll of Chateau His name is added to the waiting list for U S Navy enlistment and will be called when the department assigns his district quota
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Charles Warren Roll
B. A. Roll
Chateau
Navy
Salt Lake City
Utah
United States Navy
I. A. Anderson
Great Walls
Navy Department
Governor appoints new private secretary John J. Jewell
Governor Roy Ayers named John J. Jewell to replace Will Aiken as private secretary. Jewell, a former state representative from Judith Basin County, will take over after Aiken retires from public life following Governor Toole’s era.
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Roy I. Ayers
John J. Jewell
Will Aiken
Jewell
House of Representatives
Judith Basin County
Wil Aiken
Toole
Pendroy Ladies Aid Meeting and Local Social News
Pendroy Ladies Aid to meet with Mrs Earls this Thursday. Herman Oertel ill with pneumonia in Conrad hospital. Mr and Mrs C W Johns visited Fort Benton and brought Mrs Johns mother home. Mrs Clarence Rose hosted a birthday dinner for Mr Rose. A miscellaneous shower for Mrs Emerson Earles was held at Mrs W P Phillips home. Mr and Mrs Earls visited Great Falls recently. M L B Nelson of Great Falls and T R Larson visited H C Nelson's home. Several couples, including Talbert Durland and Roy Hestes, dined at Max Brownell’s Friday. it was Brownell’s birthday. Miss Lockhart, Porter School teacher, visited her sister at Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid
W. J. Earls
Herman Oertel
Conrad
C. W. Johns
Fort Benton
Mrs. John
Clarence Rose
Mr. Rose
S Emerson Earles
W. P. Phillips
Fred Phillips
Earls
Great Falls
M. LB. Nelson
T. R. Larson
H. C
Miss Lockhart
Porter School
Brady
Local Socials and Community Notes Visitations and Movements
Miss Elizabeth Burton of Los Angeles visits sister Mrs. J R Jones. Mrs Porter Heather Mitchell Dave Juarson and George Porter visit Mrs Luce near Conrad. Mrs Joe Thomas returns home after illness. Clifford Kaupish moves to Shelby for winter work. Guy Gulbrandsen attends Goldbug Grizzly game at Great Falls. Jean Larson travels from Missoula for the game. Marl Hammond stays overnight with Joe Thomas. Morano family and Roy Sheble drive to Power and back. Paul Rice returns from Missoula after his mother's funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Burton
Los Angeles
California
J. R. Jones
Bynum Community Notes Share Visits and Gatherings
Heber Vance hauls sugar beets in Fairfield. A string of guests and locals attend dinners, quilting, and club meetings. Notables include Leona Tennison, Miss Yvonne Reiken, Stott family, and 4 H United Hearts members touring Chateau cleaning plant. Community ties highlighted by visits to Great Falls and Vaughn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noy Stott
Great Falls
Ivan Schenk
Lund
Idaho
Bynum
Lorna Green
Reid Swenson
Lyman Schenk
United Hearts Club
Glenna Stott
Chateau
Vaughn
Roy Stott
Bert Jensen
Ona
Frank George
Bert Stott
G. O. Stott
Our American Schools and Exits and Entrances Radio Series
Public School notes outline broadcasting programs on NBC and CBS with Mountain time schedules starting mid October. The schedule promotes teacher welfare and school cooperation, with segments on current events and social science classroom use. Columbus Day observances noted by all grades, including a fifth grade play and first grade pantomime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Network
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
Columbus history and school notes from a 1935 issue
A collage of classroom activities and local notes, including new pupil Mary Joe Hynes in second grade, enrollment at 268, birthday party for Geraldine Lindseth, Indian project in third grade, and hospital stay for Beverly Ceritel. Reports cover grades four to seven, a totem pole project, leaf collection, fire prevention posters, a speech arts topic list, and Safety Week plans with films from national museum and mine safety groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mary Joe Hynes
George Lindseth
Geraldine
Mrs. Hammond
Beverly Ceritel
Columbus Hospital
Great Falla
Belgian Congo
Hodgskiss
Guy Miller
Seth
Tle
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Charles Warren
Pendroy
SHELL
Breen Oil Company
Choteau, Mont
BY Willard Bolte
Sayy
Clark Osterheld
Dane County
Wisconsin
Purdue University
Harry Dandlikxer, Jr
Richardson County
Nebraska
Citizens State Bank
R. Passat
Surbiton
England
Bynum News
Heber Vance
Fairfield
Leona Tennison
Buck Bethune
Pat Watson
Bill Witcomb
Whitcomb
Yvonne Reiken
Geo. Reiken
Harry Stott
A. C. Robinson
Roy Hanberg
Gerald Stott
Blanche Stott
George Reiken
Boulder
Clara Vandenhook
Helen Vandenhook
Humble House
Public
Mentene-Dekeotes Utilities Co
Beatrice Pierce
Roy Ayers
Museum of Natural History
U. S. Bureau of Mines
National Museum of Casualty and Surety
Great Northern
Northwest
General Electric
America
Montana Power
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