Local notes on farming and community visits in the county
The column lists farmers branding cattle, visits by Mrs. Saylor the county superintendent of schools, and various residents like Mrs. Lora Bailey recovering from back injury, Mrs. R. McClennagan hosting guests, and neighbors traveling to Great Falls and Conrad for shopping, hospital visits, or business. Citizens report car talk, poultry sales, and changes at the railroad station as community life continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ientis
Hoerman
George Tomsha
Saylor
Lora Bailey
Conrad
R. McClennagan
Dean Waterman
Ben Fiest
Helena
Bob Krause
Lewis
Great Falls
Geo. Hart
Ida Waterman
Margaret Ferris
Co. D. Baquet
Clyde
Henry
Lizzie
D. FP. Waterman and Son
Ross Mayer
Geraldine
Chas
Tomsha
T Business Matters
Tom Hilling
Carston Holt
Conrad Hospital
Carston
Chris “Hoerman
Mead
Dorothy
Pat Finnegan
Finnegan
Callifornia
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Italy
France
Freamany
Canada
Switzerland
Sweden
Mexico
Brazil
Russia
Choteau Youth Edits State University Paper
Charles M. Guthrie son of Mr. and Mrs A B Guthrie of Choteau edits the October 14 issue of the Montana State University paper The Kaimin as editor of the Sigma Delta Chi edition. Guthrie a senior in journalism will graduate next June and has earned a varsity baseball letter while maintaining high scholarship amid Missoula school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Guthrie
A. B. ‘Guthrie
Choteau
Montana Aiming State University
Sigma Delta Chi
Guthrie
The
State University
Montana
Missoula
Teton Crushers Defeat Conrad Behind Crary’s Three TDs
Teton dominated Conrad 39 to 0 as Crary starred with a 70 yard run and three touchdowns. Burns and Cohoe scored, Upman kicked extra points. Davis and Evenson shared backfield duties. Lineup featured Moore, McNeal, Dale, and Crary among starters with Reserve players in the final period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Conrad
Miss Williamson
Professor Williamson
Belleview
H. Moore
McNeal
Dale
Moser
Saterlie
Crary
Upman
W. Cohoe
Cuarter
Davis
Evenson
B. Burns
Burns
Cohoe
Ich Crane
Injury marred Best game as schedule shifts to Fort Benton
The injury caused disruption in the Best game and the next contest is set for Fort Benton on Saturday October 25. Conrad returns to play against Chateau at the high school field here at three o'clock on October 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Conrad
Chateau
Local Women Aid Glacier County Federation Formation
Mrs Eunice Goff Miss Hazel Thom son Mrs C D McDonald Mrs G M Coffey Jr and Mrs J Crary traveled to Browning last Saturday to assist with forming a Browning Woman's club and Glacier County Federation. They reported a splendid turnout with 65 to 70 women present and plans laid for a strong federation unit. Mrs J Crary serves as president of District No 7, including Glacier County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Goff
Hazel Thomson
C. D. McDonald
G. M. Coffey
Glacier County
Kansas City Doctor Innovates New Truss for Ruptures
Dr Andrews of Kansas City announces a new truss that heals ruptures without surgery. Weighs ounces, no pads or belts, claims hundreds healed, offers free trial by writing to him at the Chateau a Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Kansas City
Andrew
Chateau
Local Girl in Athletics at Cornell
Muss Myrna Cole of Chateau is entered in the Women’s Athletic Association tennis tournament at Cornell College this fall. Kitty girls are entered to decide the school championship while Marion Nichauls of Waukon won the title last year from Eloise Lemon of Woodward. Cole has played a prominent part in Cornell athletics since her freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Muss Myrna Cole
Chateau
Cornell College
Kitty
Marion Nichauls
Waukon
Eloise Lemon
Woodward
Miss Cole
Cornell
Shipping Association Ready For Business
The Teton County Livestock Shipping Association selects Louis Walters to manage early shipments. Farmers with market stock should notify the county agent or send a card from Fairfield Montana with head counts. The group will coordinate shipments and turkey processing this fall, seeking remaining stock to fill orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Livestock Shipping Association
Louis Walters
Walter
Fairfield
Monana
Arene
Saylor earns prize money from state fair board
County Superintendent Mrs Waythe Saylor received a $690 prize from the state fair board. Of this, $65 will reimburse county expenses for preparing and exhibiting Teton county entries, and the remainder will be distributed to the winning entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Saylor
State Fair Board
Teton County
Certe
Waythe Saylor
Great Falls corn show to be big event
The Second Annual North Central Montana Corn and Livestock Show will run October 28 20 in Great Falls. Twenty thousand ears of corn and a display of dairy cattle and fat stock greet visitors. Prizes total 3700 in cash and merchandise awards. Judging will occur in the heated auditorium at the Montana Livestock Pavilion. Competition is open to farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
IF. EB. MacSpadden
Cascade County
Montana Livestock Pavilion
Woolgrowers Will Meet Friday at Chateau
The sheepmen of Teton County will gather at Chateau on Friday October 31 for a Woolgrowers meeting led by County Agent Robert Clarkson. R L Waddell of Montana State College Extension Service will discuss culling ewes to improve wool yield with practical cost estimates. Thomas Lommasson of the U S Forestry Service will address range and forestry issues including overgrazing and range management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
R. L. Waddell
Montana State College Extension Service
Waddell
Wyoming
Montana
Thomas Lommasson
United States Forestry Service
Missoula
Lommasson
Regional fair to showcase exhibits across multiple Montana counties
Officials announce a regional fair bringing representative exhibits from Chouteau Cascade Teton Lewis and Clark Pondera and Judith Basin counties. Special round trip rail rates apply for passengers and livestock exhibits, with one rare and one third pricing options noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chouteau
Cascade
Teton
Lewis and Clark
Pondera
Judith Basin
Dean's Pills Ad Praises Back Pain Relief
A vintage testimonial promotes Doan's Pills as a remedy for backache and nervous headaches. Mrs. I. W. Krofft of Great Falls Montana credits Dean's Pills with curing severe back pain and dizzy spells in 1917 and notes no need to use them after 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doan
Great Falls
Mont
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo, N. Y
Great Falls Show to Feature Farmers Meeting and Entertainment
The Great Falls show will host a special farmers meeting on the second day with prominent speakers. Local civic groups plan entertainment for out of town visitors as premium lists are obtainable from F. Be MacSpadden or the Great Falls Commercial Club. Exhibits from the Dutton Corn Show and livestock entries that won at the state fair will participate, per County Agent Robert Clarkson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway
Great Falls
F.be
MacSpadden
Dutton
District Judge Candidate Endorsed by Toole County Ex-Servicemen
The Toole County Ex-Service Mens' League urges support for Comrade J H Stevens for District Judge. Stevens, a Montana lawyer of 24 years, former county attorney, and prior Republican Supreme Court candidate, is pitched as worthy of election. Don Rhoda chairs the campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bex-Service Mens’ League
Toole County
J. H. Stevens
Stevens
Montana
State Supreme Court
Snell
Don Rhoda
Toole County Ex- Service Mens’ League
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State Universty
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Detroit
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Ket Molex Company
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Glacier County Federation
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New
Shipping Association Ready For Business
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