Teton Men Attend Turkey Grading School in Great Falls
O S Forseth J B Hodgskiss Robert Clarkson and H J Moon plan to attend a two day turkey grading school at the Rainbow hotel in Great Falls. The event aims to teach the U S grading system and marketing details to about 30 local turkey marketing association managers county extension agents and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. S. Forseth
J. B. Hodgskiss
Robert Clarkson
H. J
Moon
Rainbow Hotel
Great Falls
Hodgskiss
Teton County Shipping Association
Montana
Turkey Growers’ Association
U. S
Turkey Marketing Association
Gordon W. Sprague
United States Department of Agriculture
George W. Gustafson
Chinook
Northwestern Turkey Growers’ Association
Salt Lake
Northwest Organization
District Association
Salt Charge
Lake City
Clyde C. Edmunds
Port Beyers
Roseburg
Ore
Salt Lake City
Teton County
Ladies Auxiliary Hosts Supper and Feather Party
About 200 attended a Tuesday night supper hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary. In a feather party after the meal, 15 turkeys and 15 chickens were awarded to lucky winners.
Walsh Campaign Stop At Conrad Tonight In Montana
Tuesday election day nears as Walsh schedules a talk at Conrad while Choteau awaits a rally. absent voters 381 ballots received by Monday. ballots require official forms and affidavits. polls open 8 a m to 6 p m with court house and public school as usual voting sites. Chateau Country Club hosts a post election returns dance during the tally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
Choteau
Conrad
T. J. Walsh
T. C. Larson
Teton County
KFBB
Great Falls
Court House
Chateau
Chateau Country Club
Teton Hoopsters Open Practice for Season Jousts
The 1930 31 basketball season begins with early noon sessions for those driving home at night and evening workouts for others. Dutton visits Dec 5 in the first conference game on the local floor, with Belt, Conrad, and Simms double headers on the schedule, plus a January trek to Cascade and Centerville. The roster includes Carl Peters, Jim Morgan, Cliff Norris, and Gilmore Hansen among veterans, with promising sophomores and freshmen vying for starting roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Teton Quint
Belt
Conrad High School
Teton
Simms
Big Sandy
Ft. Benton
Bulldogs
Centerville
Chateau
Cascade
Conrad
Cascade High
Art Graber
Jim Morgan
Cliff Norris
Carl “Frosty” Peters
Herman Sarles
Lee Moore
Gilmore Hanson
Geo. Loomis
Spud Moore
Tony Mozer
Len Halverson
Loomis
The
State University
Missoula
Carl Peters
Jess Bleecker
Ivan Thompson
Jim Connore
Leslie Jourdonnais
Albert Dale
Phillip Doughty
Ted Saylor
Ed Yeager
Bernard Straight
Chick” Upman
Ralph Bleecker
Peter Adams
Dick Jones
Herman Farles
Gilmore Hansen
Clifford
Norris
Evan Thompso
Bill Cole
Nurse Inspecting 292 School Children in September
County Nurse Henrietta Crockett reported in the Chateau Lions club that 292 children and preschoolers were examined in September. Of these, 190 had defects. 62 homes and 16 schools were visited, with 16 classroom talks and multiple home visits. Defect counts included teeth, vision, nose and throat issues, enlarged glands, orthopedic problems, and malnutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crockett
Crockett
Chateau Lions Club
Eckford Taken to Mayo Hospital for Further Treatment
James Eckford was taken from the Deaconess hospital to the Mayo Brothers hospital in Rochester Minnesota for further diagnosis and treatment. He is reported as doing nicely and in excellent spirits and was accompanied by Mrs Eckford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Eckford
Mayo Bros. Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Deaconess Hospital
Eckford
Clarkson to Speak at Club Meetings in Now
County Agent Robert Clarkson is scheduled to speak at home demonstration clubs in November and the following month. He will attend a turkey diseases talk at Agawam on the 6th and assist the Collins club at the Collins community hall on the 19th to shape its program. A new East Pendrey Beach club was formed with 11 members, led by President Mrs. F M Kaupish, Vice President Mrs. Paul Rice, Secretary Mrs. Tumlin, with next meeting at Mrs. H J Moon’s home on Nov 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Agawam
Gus Moser
Collins Home
Collins Community Hall
East Pendrey Beach Club
F. M. Kaupish
Paul Rice
Tumlin
H. J. Moon
Red Cross Seeks Used Clothes for Teton County Families
Miss Margaret Nagle, county chairman, announces the Red Cross in Teton County seeks suitable used clothing for needy families and Christmas gift items such as books and toys. She says the roll call is progressing well and expects the county to reach its quota.
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RED Cross
Teton County
The
Margaret Nagle
Askin' Her Father Farce Clears Community Indebtedness
A large crowd from Chateau and nearby areas attended a home talent show and dance in Bole to raise funds. The Negro farce and evening events grossed over 200 dollars, enough to wipe out the remaining debt on the community hall and its piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bole
Teton Bulldogs Triumph In Tough Grid Battle
The Teton Bulldogs defeated Conrad 19 to 13 in a hard fought local football game. Morgan scored a TD and passed to Farts while Jones and Peters added scores. Conrad replied with two touchdowns in the third and fourth periods as both teams toil on the field with strong line play and backfield effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Bulldogs
Conrad
Teton
Morgan
Jones
Peters
Teton Conrad
EL. Eavis
BR. Bh. Oossaniseeseneernnts
Dean L. Moore
Robertson L. Baker
Jpanted
Cougill
C. Norris
Metho
E. Thompson
L. E
B. Frenick
J. Morgan
Higgins C. Peters
R. H.B
E. Frenick W. Morer
Bbs
Wright R. Jones
L. Hy
Cowley
Dutt
Davis
Cohoe
Mayor Coffey Recalls Choteau History and City Debts
At a Cho teau Woman's club meeting Mayor Geo M Coffey reviewed Choteau's early history from Lewis and Clark to the naming by Pierre Chouteau. He discussed the 1913 incorporation, the bond issue of 159000 for sidewalks sewers water and streets, remaining bonds and the city indebtedness totaling 38000 with an assessed value of 1480517 and taxable value 432987.
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Choteau
Marias River
Pierre Chouteau
Jim Gibson
Francois Truchot
Isaac N. Hazlett
Indian Agency
J. M. Lyons
Chateau
Hazlett
Julius Hirshberg
Miss Alva Larson Weds Mare Law in Choteau Ceremony
A Saturday wedding in Choteau joined Miss Alva Gertrude Larson daughter of Senator and Mrs T C Larson to Mare Law of Cambridge Massachusetts son of Mr and Mrs S M Law of Lawrence Kansas. The ceremony at the Larson home featured Rev A Lunde and an improvised altar with ferns and white chrysanthemums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Alva Gertrude Larson
T. C. Larson
Mare Law
Cambridge
Massachusetts
S. M. Law
Lawrence
Kansas
Harriet Larson
Oscar M. Anderson
Great Falls
Larson
Second Avenue
A. Lunde
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Helena
Clem Shafer
Marguerite Vaughn
Grieg
Lanvin
Marie Louise
Helen Cole
Myrna Mae Cole
Ruth Bryson
Katharine MacDonald
Julius Hirshberg
Charles MacDonald
Er. J
Glasgow Carrier Wins Best Montana Weekly Newspaper
The Glasgow Carrier took first in the Best Montana Weekly Newspaper contest conducted by the Montana State Press Association. The Roundup Record-Tri bune and the Dawson County Review tied for second, with Chateau Acantha in third. Judges included Leon Shaw Tom Stout and J A Gillaly. Submissions required four consecutive issues dated before the announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Billings
Glasgow
Montana
Montana State Press Association
Roundup Record-Tribune
Dawson County Review
Glendive
Chateau Acantha
Leon Shaw
Billings Gazette
Tom Stout
Lewistown Democrat- News
J. A. Gillaly
Montana Banker
Great Falls
FT Benton Teton Set for Season Ending Tilt Here
The 1930 high school football season ends Saturday November 22 with Fort Benton meeting Chouteau County on the local field. Coach J Kent Midgett shaped both squads earlier with Art Graber now leading Chouteau, adding intrigue as the rivals clash. weather may delay the game. Graber has three 1931 contests booked including Great Falls Conrad and Lewistown on home turf.
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Teton County High School
Chouteau County High School
J. Kent Midgett
Teton
Midgett
Teton Institution
Art Graber
Nebraska
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Teton-Chouteau
Graber
Great Falls
Conrad
Lewistown
City budget from mill levy and utilities described
The 29 mill levy yields about $12 000 annually for the city. Water department adds roughly $37 000 each year. Licenses and fines contribute around $500 annually. Total annual income is near $20 000.
Teton Girls Win 22 Places at Falls 4-H Club Fair
Twelve 4-H club girls from Teton county earned 22 prizes at the district fair in Great Falls. The canning class yielded 15 awards, clothing saw five places, and one entrant, Ethel Briggs of Pendray, earned two muffins prizes in foods. Other class winners included Blossom Dale Nora Bush Katheryn Davis Ella Thompson Florence Bush Evelyn Hodgs kiss and Edna Bingham among clothing placers.
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Teton County
Great Falls
Teton
Ethel Briggs
Pendray
Blossom Dale
Katheryn Davis
Nora Bush
Ella Thompson
Kathryn Davis
Florence Bush
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Wilma Scharpenzael
Natalie McDermott
Edna Bingham
Doris Shoquist
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Turkey
Falls
Farm Board
Walsh
First National Bank
Jas. Eckford
Rochester, Minn., Hospital
Clarkson
Teton — Line
Coffey
Alva Larson
Bride
Acantha
FT. Benton-Teton
Teton Girls
Crepes
Fivestock
Citizens State Bank
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