Farm Bureau and High School Plan Teton County Short Course
The Farm Bureau and Teton County High School jointly organize a three day short course for farmers and homemakers to be held November 17 to 19 at Chateau. Dry farming talks by A J Ogaard and Morgan, weed er demonstrations, irrigation day with Blaine Herzergyn and J s Tames, dairy and sunflower talks, and Farm Bureau Day with C C Davis and Dean Hamilton. Ladies programs include clothing lectures by Miss Patchin and home labor saving displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Farm Bureau
Teton County High School
A. J. Ogaard
Extension
Agronomist
State College
Morgan
Havre
Blaine
Zergyn
S Tames
Welch
Farm Veterinary Department
Oscar Tretsven
C. C. Davis
Agriculture
Baumgardner
Great Falls
Dean Hamilton
Miss Patchin
Bozeman
Miss Beauchamp
Rail Strike Situation Still Acute Affects Montana Lines
Dispatches report the rail strike remains acute as unions demand a satisfactory settlement. The Railroad Labor Board planned a final effort at nine this morning with chiefs of the five big brotherhoods present. Executives say prospects for settlement are dim, and a walkout could begin Sunday unless an agreement is reached, with Montana lines not affected until November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Railroad Labor Board
Montana
Parent-Teacher Meeting Set At Grade School Auditorium
A regular PTA meeting will be held in the grade school auditorium on Tuesday November 1 at 8 00 PM sharp. A grades program will be presented. Principal Ray promotes timely arrival of new moving picture films for the first regular show Tuesday evening. Bring 25 cents to cover costs. excess funds go toward gymnasium equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Ray
Montana Sportsmen’s Association speaker on fish and game
M. S. Carpenter, secretary of the Montana State Sportsmen Association, will speak next Tuesday evening at the high school auditorium on fish and game protection. His lecture will be illustrated with slides. He will also address school children Tuesday afternoon and urges local businessmen to attend the evening meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Carpenter
Montana State Sportsmen’s Association
Frank Mayo Stars in The Fighting Lover at Royal Theater
Frank Mayo will fight and romance through five reels of drama and humor at the Royal theater this Friday and Saturday as his Universal photo drama The Fighting Lover begins its local engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mayo
Royal Theater
Universal
High School Play Promises Free Activities and Inexpensive Meals
A high school will host a Friday evening play in the auditorium with a 35 cent admission to cover some costs. All other activities are free. To aid country visitors meals can be had at the high school dormitory for 40 cents each. For more details contact Williamson Sweat Beauchamp Saylor Clarkson. Remember the dates and plan to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Sweat
Miss Beauchamp
Saylor
Robert J. Clarkson
Jury Term Opens in Teton County Court
The first Teton County jury term in three years opened at the Chateau courthouse with Judge John J. Greene presiding. Charles Blackman was convicted of second degree assault, receiving a six month suspended sentence, while George Stuper pled to third degree assault and began a sixty day jail term. George Richards was acquitted of a felony charge related to a steer shooting, and William Martin and Tom Newcome saw their liquor cases dismissed after evidence was returned due to alleged constitutional violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
John J. Greene
State of Montana
Charles Blackman
Young-Smith
George Anderson
C. J. Stillman
George Stuper
James Sulgrove
Blackman
George Richards
T. H. Givens
Wm. Martin
Tom Newcome
Weeder Display Featured At County Short Course
County notes announce a weeder display at Chateau short course November 17 to 19. Dry farming day on the 17th will showcase homemade weeders in the high school basement with owners giving talks on cost operation and work done. Farmers from across the county can compare methods and choose a suitable weeder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Deep Creek Irrigation Project Plans Progress
The county agent's office lists farmers eligible for the Deep Creek project with estimated acres under the ditch and will convene a Farm Bureau meeting to explore feasibility. County agents gather data on Deep Creek flow watershed and related details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Deep Creek
Burton Irrigation Ditch Co Adopts Cipolletti Weirs
The Burton Irrigation Ditch Co will install Cipol letti weirs on its project following work by Mr. Fergerson irrigation specialist from the State College. The aim is to measure water accurately and provide a readable system to reduce disagreements over water measurements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burton Irrigation Ditch Co
Fergerson
The
State College
Ladies' Industrial of the M. E. Church Meet Next Wednesday
The Ladies' Industrial of the M. E. Church will meet in the church chapel next Wednesday afternoon November 2 at the usual hour. Members are urged to be on hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ste Ladies’ Industrial of
M. . Church
Eighteen Apply For U.S. Naturalization In October Hearing
Eighteen persons will appear at the court house in Chateau for naturalization exams. Fifteen are foreign born and three are British subjects born in the U S A. German birth leads among applicants with seven. Names include Gottlieb Foell Frank Johnson John Bach Lewis Walter Adolph Fellers Peter Franken and others from Belgium Austria Norway Sweden Netherlands Germany and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Uncle Sam
Canada
Norway
Sweden
Netherlands
Austria
Belgium
Gottlieb C. Foell
Germany
Frank G. Johnson
John L. Bach
Lewis L. Walter
Adolph C. Fellers
Peter J. H. Franken
Hans Willig
Conrad Schuler
Carl Marshalle
Dick Strangman
Mary C. Gabrielson
Gunwald Gunnifson
Francis E. Bailey
Joseph Ober
Ole Johnson
William Mowbray
Richard W. Johnson
Wiliam Wiucka
Shower for Mrs Scherrer Prominent Pink and White Shower Honors Bride
A miscellaneous shower last Saturday at the home of Mr and Mrs Ross Houck honored Mrs Chas Scherrer two weeks after her Helena wedding. Hostesses Mrs Hugh Wyper and Miss Agnes Schlecht led twenty guests through a prettily decorated pink and white soiree with a late luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Houck
Houck
Hugh Wyper
Agnes Schlecht
Chas. Scherrer
Helena
Sawyer couple heads to Los Angeles for winter plans
Mr and Mrs J D Sawyer left Thursday by auto for Los Angeles California where they expect to remain this winter and possibly locate permanently They had been visiting this summer at the home of Mrs Sawyer's sister Mrs H U L Halladay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Sawyer
Los Angeles
California
Sawyer
H. U L. Halladay
Fort Benton Defeats Teton 23 to 6 in Weekend Game
Fort Benton outplayed Teton 23 to 6 as Teton players were benched for training rule violations. Wiprud scored Teton’s only points with a place kick and a field drop, while Coach Sweat disciplines aimed to restore discipline ahead of Belt and Armistice Day rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Wiprud
Sweat
Belt
Petroleum company drilling again after tool loss
Drilling has resumed at the Petroleum Exploration Co. well after the bit was lost and recovered in a new hole. The bit is entering sands with about 600 feet left to reach potential production. Mild weather supports possible completion before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petroleum Exploration Co
Civil actions filed in clerk of court office
The past week saw foreclosure suits against Tom Newcome Nels Johnson and Ira Yule by Capital Trust and Savings Bank Chas H Wilson and Merchants Trust Co plus a suit on note by Power Morgan Co against John A Wright in B M Jacobson’s court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jacobson
Capital Trust and Savings Bank
Tom Newcome
Power-Morgan Co
John A. Wright
Chas. H. Wilson
Nels Johnson
Merchants Trust Co
Ira
Ruth Yule
Health Association Plans County Membership Drive
A local committee of the Teton County Public Health Association designates the first week of November for a county wide membership drive. Membership costs 25 cents and funds will buy tooth brushes nail files and first aid kits for rural schools. The group also plans Christmas relief efforts including toy donations for less fortunate children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Public Health Association
Olga Christiansen Weds Alan Crawford in Fort Benton Alliance
Miss Olga Christiansen and Alan H. Crawford were married on Tuesday October 11 in Fort Benton. Both residents of the Dutton district, Mr Crawford is known in Choteau where he worked at Chateau Drug Co during winters. The couple plan to live on a homestead near Dutton and move to Choteau in December, with Mr Crawford resuming his Chateau Drug Co position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Olga Christiansen
Alan H. Crawford
Dutton
Crawford
Chateau Drug Company
Choteau
Choteau Drug Co
Hanson and Dolalie Tie The Knot At Great Falls
Henry B. Hanson of Bole and Miss Ellen Dolalie of Farmington joined in marriage at Great Falls last Saturday. The couple, both popular in their communities, will reside on the groom's ranch northeast of Bole, as friends extend well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry B. Hanson
Bole
Ellen Dolalie
Farmington
Great Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent-Teacher Meeting
Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Deep Creek Irrigation Project
U. S
Mrs. Scherrer
Anderson
W. Stone
Lindseth
Rhoads
McWear
LE. Dow
Clarence McDonald
A. Wiprud
F. Wiprud
Oppie
Bernard O'Neil
Citizens State Bank
Health Assoc. Plan
Lian
Christiansen-Crawford