Sunshine Trail contract awarded between Dutton and Conrad
The Montana Highway Commission awarded the 24.935 mile Sunshine Trail segment from Dutton to Conrad to Prahl and Sawtelle of Miles City. F. E. Lewis of Brady bid 148896.87 for grading and surfacing and will oversee work, with local labor prioritized and no bridge construction this year at the Teton river.
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Montana Highway Commission
Dutton
Conrad
Prahl and Sawtelle
Miles City
F. E. Lewis
Brady
Lewis
Conrad Independent Observer
Teton River
Pondera
Teton
Flattening of Turkeys Discussed at Local Meeting
The first meeting of the turkey evening school was held October 13 at 7 15 PM in the high school with fair attendance. Members shared experiences and agreed to feed home raised grain. A recommended mix included ground wheat barley oats meat scrap grit oyster shell and salt. The next meeting October 20 at 7 45 PM will cover Preparation of Birds for Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey Evening School
Three High Schools Accredited in County for Four-Year Courses
Three high schools in Teton County, Teton County High, Power High, and Dutton High, have been fully accredited for four-year courses for the 1932-1933 school year. A letter to County Superintendent Anna Stafford states no conditions or provisos were attached to the accreditation.
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Teton County High
Power High
Dutton High
Anna Stafford
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Schedule
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 The Boy Scouts will be guests with a sermon by the pastor honoring Theodore Roosevelt titled There s a Tong Long Trail Robert Sutton will deliver the Roosevelt resolution adopted by the National Boy Scout council in 1919 There will be special music and a fellowship hour follows
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Boy Scouts
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert Sutton
W National Boy Scout Council
Prayer Theme Service Led by Lay Members at Local Church
A church program centers on prayer in Jesus life with a study, song service, and special music. Organized by interested lay people to express the theme, the event invites the community to participate. REV. EDWIN DOVER is the pastor.
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Jesus
Edwin Dover
Delightful Bridge Luncheon at Post Tavern
Mrs. C. S. McDonald hosted a Friday bridge luncheon at the Post Tavern with a red and white color scheme. Nine bridge tables and one mah jong table were in play. high scores went to Mrs. E. J. Crary in mah jong and Mrs. Robert Nathan Jr. in bridge. prizes included a cut prize to Mrs. P. I. Cole and low score to Mrs. Jas Looney. Outside guests from Great Falls included Mrs. Scott Leavitt and Mrs. Fitzgerald among others.
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C. S. McDonald
Katharine
Post Tavern
Briddge
Mah Jong
E. J. Crary
Robert Nathan, Jr
P. I. Cole
Jas Looney
Scott Leavitt
Fitzgerald
Nathan, Sr
Beverley
J. M. Frazier
McConnell
Great Falls
Scouts Enjoy Outing at Teton Lodge
Twelve boy scouts led by Scoutmaster Arnold Hanusa and assisted by Earle Hansen spent the weekend at the lodge on the Teton. Members named include John Robison Robert Sutton Walter Hentges Norman Rosengren Paul Baillie Rex Peterson John Nordhagen Stanley Smith Clair Strom Charles Roli and Jerome McClue. They will hold a court of honor Monday followed by a troop committee meeting. RDL Cook of Great Falls will be here.
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Arnold Hanusa
Earle Hansen
The
Teton
John Robison
Robert Sutton
Walter Hentges
Norman Rosengren
Paul Baillie
Rex Peterson
John Nordhagen
Stanley Smith
Clair Strom
Charles Roli
Jerome McClue
RDL
Cook
Great Falls
Richard Reiding
Chas. Pierce
FE. W. Smith
Red Cross
Jim
Pat Lemmon
Averill Bros
Premium
Engh
Conrad
John Chalmers
Abe Breere
Frank Thompson
Carl Carlson
Mountins
Bill Breere
Yelt
Chas Baker
Burton Ditch
Gregor Tangen
Henry Arensmeyer
Bill Arensmeyer
Clarence Stenson
Cal Binford
Foot Hills
Grace Reiding
A. P. Reiding
Hyatt
Palmer Peterson
Forseth
Louise Forseth
Oluf Lindseth
Embroidery Club
Bruce
McCrorie
Alfred Anderson
Ferdig
R. Anderson
Helmer Anderson
Tokerud
Chateau
Ted Anderson
Conrad Hospital
County Farmers Union picks officers and state delegates
Kalispell secretary treasurer N C Parker F E Morefield Lyle Standish of Bole and J A Koebbe of Hardin serve on the executive committee. W H Wellenstein Paul Matas Lyle Standish and Dave Scarrow represented Teton at the state convention. The convention adopted a tax foreclosure moratorium tax revision property classification and nonpartisan ballot for primary candidates. It also urged reduced salaries travel allowances for officials and lower petroleum freight rates.
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N. C Parker
Kalispell
F. E. Morefield
Big Sandy
Lyle Standish
Bole
J. A. Koebbe
Hardin
Teton County
Farmers’ Union
W. H. Wellenstein
Paul Mathis
Dave Scearrow
Standish
Mr. Scarrow
Ballot slate outlined with party lines and county ticket
The article lists candidates for statewide offices including lieutenant governor attorney general secretary of state treasurer auditor superintendent of public instruction and railroad commissioner with party affiliations. It notes gaps in the democratic ticket for county clerk surveyor attorney public administrator and coroner and presents the county slate headed by R. M. Hattersley for judge of the 19th district.
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Liberty
F. H. Cooney
Misoula
Steve C. Arnold
Broadview
Harry Hazelton
Plains
Arvid Wilson
Roberts
Robert Doran
Great Falls
Raymond Nagle
Helena
L. A. Foot
John F. Kutty
Kalispell
Arthur Halbher
Sam W. Mitchell
Butte
F. E. Williams
Billings
Charles E. Pyatt
Belknap
Charles Mossly
Arthur T. Harvey
Hobson
James J. Brett
Glenn T. Davis
George Lambert
Miles City
Julius Miesenbach
Hysham
Bane
John J. Holmes
George P. Porter
Rose Bauman
Livingston
Chas. Wilson
John T. Zuck
Flaxville
William R. Wyatt
Elizabeth Ireland
Daniel S. McCorkle
Conrad
Llena Swanson
Plentywood
Thomas E. Carey
Lee Dennis
Charles Brown
Whitefish
William Kirchen
R. M. Hattersley
19Th Judicial District
Chicken dinner and bazaar at Norwegian church
Farmington report lists the Ladies Aid of the Norwegian Lutheran church hosting an annual chicken dinner and bazaar on Friday Oct 28 with supper from 5 o'clock. Attendees will find an assortment of fancy work and home goods for sale and plan community Red Cross canvassing this week.
Local Officials The 1920 County Ballot Listings
The record lists named candidates for county and district roles, including J. E. Hodgskiss and J. B. Conner for House seats, J. E. Lewis and J. A. Baart for County Commissioner, Geo. A. Carroll as County Clerk, Elmer C. Smith and Chas. Klockler for County Treasurer, W. G. Dauwalder and Otto Wagnild for County Assessor, Obert Peterson for County Surveyor, Earl Zimmerman and J. L. Billings for Sheriff, Bert I. Packer for County Attorney, Blanche M. Jacobson and Frances Rosengren for Clerk Dist Court, Mrs. Inez Eckford and Anna E. Stafford for Supt. of Schools, C. James Smith for Public Administrator, and Chas. G. Roberts as Coroner with party affiliations noted.
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J. E. Hodgskiss
J. B. Conner
J. E. Lewis
J. A. Baart
Geo. A. Carroll
Elmer C. Smith
Chas. Klockler
W. G. Dauwalder
Rpublican
Otto Wagnild
Obert Peterson
Repiblican
Earl Zimmerman
Republici
J. L. Billings
Bert I. Packer
Blanche M. Jacobson
Frances Rosengren
Inez Eckford
Anna E. Stafford
C. James Smith
Chas. G. Roberts
Birth of a son Gwennyn Junior to Mr and Mrs Gwennyn Burch
Announcement from Great Falls reports the birth of a son, Gwennyn Junior, to Mr. and Mrs. Gwennyn Burch. Mrs. Burch, formerly Miss Veda Byler, is a former East Farmington school teacher. Mrs. Henry Hanson of Cleir visited sister Mrs. Al Dolalie last week.
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Gwennyn ‘Junior
Gwennyn Burch
Great Falls
Burch
Veda Byler
East Farmington School
Henry Hanson
Cleir
al Dolalie
Horses Wanted East Seeks Work Animals
The East region seeks 1100 plus weight work horses aged one to fifteen years for farm labor. This company does not hold pavilion sales but will consider direct purchases or inquiries for suitable animals.
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Fiorses
Sel
Montana and Iowa horse sale ad seeks consignors
The Iowa Horse Sales Co. in Cedar Rapids advertises high cash returns for owners with horses to sell, boasting Montana and East Coast expertise. Montana rep Glenn O. Haines of Lewistown is listed. bonded consignments promise immediate cash. Correspondence solicited.
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Montana
East
Iowa Horse Sales Co
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Glenn O. Haines
Lewistown
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Sunshine Trail
Methodist Church
AL Sherman Self Service Stores
PUREX
Jonathans
Mission Bell
Baker's
Borax Poy
Sands
Montco
Montana Flour Mills
Best Hallows
Germade— Chateau
Farmington
Teton Service Co
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
Fred Chandler
Chariton
Lincoln
A. B. Guthrie
Mont
L. E. Taylor Garacw
Democratic
Ben
Buddy
Graham
Essex
Buick
Chevrolet
Choteau, Mont
Northwest States Utilities CO
Minnesota North
Kern Power Company
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