4-H Clubs Reorganize This Fall Amid Radio Broadcast
Montana 4 H clubs plan a fall reorganization on Saturday November 2 during the National 4 H Achievement Day radio broadcast on NBC at 1030 AM MST. State clubs will meet listen and elect officers to prepare for next spring leader training schools. Local Montana stations KGHL KFBB KGIR KGBH Kalispell will carry state programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
NBC
Ray KE. Cameron
M.S. T
KGHL
Killings
KFBB
Great Falls
KGIR
Butte
KGBHZ
Kalispell
Caméron
Livestock Carloads Continue After Peak Period
Y. J. Cole sent three carloads of lambs this week and the Teton Shipping association shipped one car of cattle for Chicago. Cattle cars included Martin Hovde Oliver Mauseth Peter Weyer and Henry Davidson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. J. Cole
The
Teton Shipping Association
Chicago
Martin Hovde
Oliver Mauseth
Peter Weyer
Henry Davidson
Wheat Farmer Visits Dutton Relatives Reports Crop Losses
Goodwin Odden of Dutton hosts Mr. and Mrs. W J Henderson from Calvin North Dakota. Henderson, a Calvin farmer and Odden sister’s husband, notes a severe crop outlook with black rust and blight reducing yields and making most harvested wheat fit only for stock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Dutton
Goodwin Odden
Teton County
W. J. Henderson
Calvin
North Dakota
Mr. Henderson
August Reinke Pioneer Resident Dies in Great Falls
August Reinke a long time Dutton resident and pioneer died in Deaconess hospital Great Falls after weeks confined. He came to Dutton with his wife and family when the town was a small stop and worked as a blacksmith and briefly as a law enforcement officer. Later he farmed east of town with his son Albert and remained on the ranch until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
August Reinke
Great Falls
Reinke
Albert
Dutton Sentinel
State College Reoffers Short Agricultural Courses
Bozeman Montana October 21 This winter Montana State College will again offer its ten week short courses in agriculture for young men on Montana farms and ranches. The term opens January 6 and closes March 17. Courses are open to any Montana resident who can read and write and is 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State College
J. O Tretsven
Montana
School of Agriculture
Greenfield Cattle on Reservation Show Very Small Loss
Cattle from the Greenfields Pasture association kept on a Browning area lease returned in good condition. Seven cars shipped to market yielded strong prices, two head topping the market. Losses were under one percent, with about 2000 head on the lease, according to Jas Peebles and J EB Young cited in the Fairfield Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfields Pasture Association
Browning
Jas. Peebles
Chateau
J. EB. Young
Fairfield Times
Hospital Notes Listing Local Patients
Gertie Stone had tonsils removed last Thursday. George Rowden of Bynum, Kermit Dale of Bole, Mrs. Constance Watson of Bynum, and Miss Alma G. Chapell of Chateau entered the hospital for medical treatment on recent days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Stone
George Rowden
Bynum
Kermit Dale
Bole
Constance Watson
Alma G. Chapell
Chateau
Private overflow hospital opens with Mrs Mildred McNally in charge
Announcement requests the return of borrowed hospital supplies including instruments utensils and books as the creator opens a small private facility to handle overflow from Dr Bateman's hospital. It notes the utensils are expensive and the books invaluable and thanks friends and acquaintances for returning them.
Farmington Club Hallowe'en Party Invites Members
The Farmington Home Demonstration club will host a Hallowe'en party at the hall on Friday evening November 1 starting at 8 o'clock. All club members and their households are invited to attend. Everyone, young and old, is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Farmington Social Scene and Community Notices
A collection of local items notes masks and prizes for a costume contest at the Farmington event. The Farmington literary club opens its season with a meeting Friday at 8 o clock including a program and officer enactments. Readers visit relatives and attend dinners with neighbors and friends across Farmington Great Falls Eden Ghost town and Ghoteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Ted Anderson
Nicolai
Great Falls
Joe Slanger
Eden
George Slanger
J. W. Kerr
Clarence Stenson
O. Hanson
Chateau
Courtney
Browning
Nels Stenson
Amelia Stenson
Ellen Denison
Firechief Montana Made Gas Ad Post
Local station urges customers to buy Firechief Montana Made gas highlighting efficiency and quality. The compact notice touts product appeal and station availability without additional details.
Wanted Furs and Metals In Choteau
Classified notice states WANTED items include furs hides sheep pelts and metals. Location listed as Maccany Choteau with multiple entries across dates. Also includes offers to buy and exchange goods through Charley's Second-Hand Store and local sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maccany
Choteau
Charley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helena
Kaudtzon Lumber Co
Falls Hospital
State College
Greenfield
Chateau Hospital
S&w
McIntosh
Jonathan
Rome Beauty
Spitzenberg
Sunkist
Scotty
van Camp
F. G. Coyte
Mont
Rice Auto Court
Texas Company
Texaco
Jimmy Durante
Ellsworth
Henry Burrell
Joe Mozer
Harry Odenwald
Hampshire
Bucks
Bob Clark
Choteau Hardware Co
R. E. McAllister
Davis Ranch
Davenport Bed
Glenloyd Hotel
ATLAS
United States
Ray Davidson
Mgr
Coats
Jaz
Penney’s 3. C. Penney Company, Incerpe
Sound Motion Pictures
Mother Earth
J-M. Rock
Royal Theater IN
Monarch Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
Les Thirkall