Sleeping sickness in horses warns need for vaccination
County agent Fred Willson reports outbreaks of sleeping sickness in horses along rivers and irrigation projects. The disease, spread by flies and mosquitoes, requires dark barns, careful nursing, and vaccination by a competent veterinarian. Notify cases to Dr. B O Fisher or the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
B. O. Fisher
Great Falls
Veterinary Research Laboratory of
Bozeman
County Agent Promotes Adult Exhibit at County Fair
County Agent Fred Willson announced a large 4H materials exhibit for the fair on Saturday September 19. He urged the public not to overlook the adult section and to review the adult premium list for available classes. Premium lists were mailed last week with the county agent's newsletter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
German Beer Garden Featured at Golf Benefit Dance
The Augusta highway celebration on Sept 17 hosts a benefit dance at the pavilion. The venue becomes a German beer garden with free beer dispensed by charming fraufeins, German singers, and Tennant's orchestra providing lively tunes for attendees. Tickets cost $1 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Tennant
Dance in Bole Sat Sept 12 at Woman's Club hall
Bole residents will attend a dance sponsored by the Bole Woman's Club with Tracy's Wahoo Orchestra. The hall floor has been refinished. Tickets are 55 cents and supper costs 25 cents. Several local families hosted and visited in recent days, including arrivals from Loma and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Bole Woman's Club
Tracy
Paul Mathis
John Armstrong
Teton Canyon
Stevens
Loma
Dale
Ralph Clayton
Florence Stoffler
I. M. Bammel
Marian Davis
Donna Faye
Anna Lee Dauwalder
Dorothy Dale
Oliver Hanson
W. G. Dauwalder
F. W. Smith
Clarence Bjork
U. S. Navy
Quanaca
Virginia
John Kosnick
Great Falls
Kevin John Richard Armstrong
Eastwood Lanch
Pairfield
Martin Gronberg
Sunday to Tuesday travel and local visits noted
The Simpson family traveled toward Missouri to visit Mr Simpson’s elderly parents. Mr and Mrs Hank Von Weicham and an aunt drove a new Ford V8. Mrs Inga Dale and daughter Mrs Martin Hanson visited Great Falls Monday. Dr I Jones is seriously ill in a Lincoln hospital. A Woman's club supper and bazaar is planned for October 10. H B Hanson returned from Portland with a cattle shipment, joined by Fred Swenson Pete Weyer Mrs Inga Dale and R N Lear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Simpson
Mathis
Simpson
Missouri
Hank von Weichem
Great Falls
Inga Dale
Martin Hanson
W. G. Daywilder
I. Jones
Lincoln Hospital
Woman’s Club
H. B. Hanson
Portland
Oregon
Mr. Elanson
Fred Swenson
Pete Weyer
R. N. Lear
Locket Found After Two Decades Reunites Item With Owner
W G Irwin of Blackleaf recovered a long lost locket found on a Hoy ranch while driving cattle. The piece once belonged to Katherine Campbell now Mrs Wim Helms, who lives in Arizona. The chain snagged on a saddle horn during a berrying trip years ago, and the locket was later preserved until its return is arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Irwin
Blackleaf
Chateau
Katherine Campbell
Wim. Helms
Arizona
Hoy Ranch
Irwin
Hospital Notes From Choteau Area Brief Items
Marion King had her tonsils removed Tuesday at the Choteau hospital. Mrs. Alfred Crashaw of Fairfield entered the Choteau hospital Sunday for medical treatment. A daughter was born Sunday at the Choteau hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James Paul of Gilman. John Edwards, injured in an accident Saturday at Mountain View gardens, was discharged Monday from the Chateau hospital after surgical care for cuts and bruises. Alice Coyte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Pred Coyte, had her tonsils re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion King
Choteau Hospital
Alfred Crashaw
Fairfield
James Paul
Gilman
John Edwards
Mountain View Gardens
Chateau Hospital
Alice Coyte
Pred Coyte
Discharges From Choteau and Maynard Hospitals
W W Cole, a medical patient, was discharged from Choteau hospital on Sunday. Mrs Austian Christian, a surgical patient, was dismissed Saturday after an automobile accident. Ben Pauley, treated for injuries on the Choteau Augusta road, discharged Monday, home at Cut Bank. Barney McClue discharged Friday. Virginia Stark remains a medical patient at Maynard hospital. Alvin Meyers, Halladay ranch employee, admitted Friday for influenza. John Murphy, a surgical patient at Maynard hospital for coal mine injuries, discharged yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Hospital
W. W. Cole
Austian Christian
Ben Pauley
Choteau-Augusta
Cut Bank
Barney McClue
Virginia Stark
Maynard Hospital
Alvin Meyers
Halladay Ranch
Pairfield
John Murphy
Certel
Wanted Wheat Grind on Mbneral Exchange Basis
Lost nine head blackface bucks branded L with green paint. Finder notify L J Hamilton Box 31 Choteau. 14 21 rr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Milling Co
Bucks
L. J. Hamilton
Choteau
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Chappies
Chappie’s
C. O. Davis
Concord
U. S
Prunes
Gallantin
Elbertas
Schillings
Montco
Pears— Fey
Bartlett Pertug
Apples— Fey
Pippins
Penick
Soda
Universal Credit Company
L.E. Taylor Garage
Rexall Drug Store
S. Maccany
Paul Jones
Bynum
Jlands
Kyle Jones
Bynun
G. C. Core
Alfred Calkins
Bob
Cora Cohoe
J. M. Rose
Frank Curtis
Hastings
Gay Bagley
Pollock’s
F. G. Coyte
Upman
N. Main Ave
J. M. Weaver
A. W. Ziebarth
Farmington
McDonald Block
Aia
Chester White
G. B. Zeigler
Mont
Cowgull
A. H. McGinnis
Buck Rogers
J.C Penney Company
Inu
Coats
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