Catholic Auxiliary Plans Pendroy Meeting
The Catholic Auxiliary will meet with Mrs. Eugene Sullivan at Pendroy on Tuesday September 10. Mr and Mrs Sam McIlvanie are visiting at Mrs McIlvanie's mother Mrs J Jones home. A B Hoeschen arrived in Minnesota to visit relatives. Ladies Aid will meet September 12 with Mrs Lott and Mrs Max Brownell at the Ritenour home. Mrs W H Wellenstein and Mrs R Frisell hosted a birthday party for Mrs Earl Shawver at the W H Wellenstein residence with guests including Mrs Carl Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Sullivan
Pendroy
Iand
Sam Mcllvanie
Mcllvanie
J. Jones
A.B. Hoeschen
Minnesota
Aid
Lott
Max Brownell
Ritenour
W. H. Wellenstein
R. Frisell
Earl Shawver
W.H. Wellenstein
Carl Peterson
Leslie Cooper
Helena
Nick Wellenstein
H. C. Nelson
Jean Larson
Fred Durland
Larson
Jean
Savage
Great Fells
Max Brownett
Jimmie Nelson
Tacoma
Wash
Bill Flynn
Washington
Marion Lewis
W. J. Earles
Great Falls
Local Social Roundup Signals Visit and Farewell Gatherings
Busy notes from town life detail visits and entertaining at several homes. Mrs Erickson and family stay with Max and Mrs Brownell, while Mrs Durland hosted the J A Swanson family for dinner. Other gatherings include a farewell party for Mrs Kyle Jones and multiple visits among relatives in Helena Great Falls and Tacoma.
By num News Highlights and Local Dramas in Bynum
Saturday visits in Chateau for business and fair viewing mark a busy spell. Local incidents include Jack Cherry’s head injury and John Brown’s return from Chateau hospital. Kathryn’s surprise party signals L Memorial Hospital training in Great Falls. bynum fairs draw many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cherry
Chateau
Chas. Purkett
A. Beevar
Browning
Maroin Beevar
Los Angeles
J. Reid Swenson
Bozeman
Jack Cherry
John,Brown
Steve Tresler
Maxine
Graves
Kelly Home
Kathryn
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Howard Jensen
Glenna Stott
Donna Hanburg
Vendy Stott
Virginia Kochman
Leslie Stott
Frances Dennison
Ted Stott
Louise Hamer
Hal Jensen
Glen Stott
Owen Monkman
Andy Jensen
Lee Stott
Chas. Purkett Jr
Dean Swenson
Sylvester Schaefer
Orlo Stansbury
H. J. Loomis
Evaro
W. F. Steinbach
Missoula
Bynum
Choteau
Elwood Smith
Alfred Shelmerdine
James Mullaney
Ray Talifson
Kenneth Poore
Helena
Avon
Purkett
Mayo’s
Births Double Deaths in Montana July Report
Montana records show 1029 births and 457 deaths in July. Communicable diseases caused 27 deaths and automobile accidents 12. The year’s first air plane death occurred in Carter county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
School Days and Local News From Collins
Community notes from Collins recount preparations for the new term with Prof Verne LaValley and Miss Marie Anderson returning to lead primary grades. Local families, travels to Los Angeles for schooling, county fair attendance, and visits among former Collins residents are mentioned along with routine social updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne LaValley
Marie Anderson
John Keller
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Geo. Alzheimer
Darwin Crane
R. S
McClenhan
Conrad
S. Litel
Brady
Calvin Fason
Gilbert England
Matha
Betty
Martha
Brady “High School
Emil, Schlepp
Clyde Bauget
Roscoe
Ayers Approves Road to New Montana Stockyards
Governor Roy E. Ayers approves a half mile highway for trucks serving Billings stockyards to cost 8000 to 10000 dollars and be finished within a month. He calls the project the greatest benefit to Montana livestock men. The stockyards join the South St. Paul yards with buildings costing about 280000 dollars and 88 national commission houses seeking space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Billings
Montana
South St. Paul
Lyon Buys Registered Guernsey Bull at Spring Creek Dairy
The American Guernsey Cattle Club reports the sale of a registered Guernsey bull to M. J. Lyon, Spring Creek Dairy proprietor. The bull is Topsy's Ruby's Boy, registration number 289058, sold by Tom Gilkerson in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
N. H
Tom Gilkerson
M. J. Lyon
Spring Creek Dairy
Topsy
Butter Production Climbs in Montana July Report
Montana dairy records show July output rising with 1,472,927 pounds of butter, about three percent above a year ago. Ice cream production reached 242,221 gallons, up roughly seven percent, while cheese output fell nearly 14 percent to 118,296 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Montana ranked near top in unemployment benefits paid
The Montana unemployment compensation program ranked second in the nation for total benefits paid in its first year of operation. The department paid out 2,955,000 to workers, with 2,689,000 collected toward the fund. The unemployment compensation balance stood at 6,110,000 as of July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanal
Ite
State Department
Catholic Services Schedule in Local Churches Next Sunday
Mass times listed for Bynum Chateau Power and Dutton with Communion Sunday noted for Bynum and Power. Rev. J F Schulte pastor listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Chateau
Power
Dutton
Bynum and Power
J. F. Schulte
Greenfield 4-H Rainbow Sewing Club Achieves Evening
The 4-H Rainbow Sewing club held Achievement Day at the Community hall with Anita Johnson in charge. Members performed songs solos and readings as guests enjoyed the program. Leaders Eleanor Peden Helen Ray McDermott and Rachel Hatcher oversee the club, claimed to be the county’s largest 4-H group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Rainbow Sewing Club
Anita Johnson
Eleanor Peden
Helen Ray
McDermott
Rachel Hatcher
Lema Ee
Detroit
Indiana
Lacher
Fairfield
Nora Landswerk
Melvin Landswerk
Fort Benton
Herman Johnson
First Legion and Auxiliary
Ernest Knight
Beavers Threaten Sugar Beets Along Little Big Horn
Deputy Game Warden Frank Star ina visited Helena headquarters to report beavers digging up sugar beets along the Little Big Horn near Hardin. Beavers have scooped about a quarter acre, topping and carrying the beets to a nearby lodge for winter use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Starina
Helena Department
Little Big Horn
Hardin
Snazzy Farmers 4 H Club Holds Eighth Meeting at Johnson Home
The Snazzy Farmers 4 H Club met at Bernell Johnson's home with nine members. The group discussed a parade float and exhibits for the fair, checked record books, and assigned two members to report on weighing wheat. Roger Halcro, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Power Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club
Teader
Bernell Johnson
Roger Halcro
Ten Members Plan County Fair Exhibit After Tours
The group held its tenth and final meeting at the hall on August 28 and hosted a dinner for mothers and H. D. club members. They noted most members have completed their record books and plan to exhibit at the county fair. Kathryn Reiquam, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tling
Great Falls
H. D. Club
Kathryn Reiquam
Upland Game Bird Season Changed in Teton County
Pursuant to an order by the State Fish and Game Commission at Helena on August 28 1940 the native upland gate bird season is moved from September 1 to September 22 for one day only in Teton County Bay limit three birds B L Price chairman J A Weaver secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Montana
Teton County
B. L. Price
J. A. Weaver
Owed Amount Due By First Day, John "Happy" Becker
A reader letter states that a debt must be paid by the first of the month. Signed by John "Happy" Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allaceon
Pd John
Becker
RUPTURE SHIELD DEMONSTRATION BY H L HOFFMAN
Minneapolis expert H L Hoffman to demonstrate his RUPTURE SHIELDS in Great Falls Montana at Hotel Rainbow on Wednesday September 11 from 10 am to 4 pm. Demonstration free with early attendance. Appointment evenings. Address 1478 Northwestern Bank Bldg Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffman
Minneapolis
Minn
Great Falls
Montana
Rainbow
Shields
Hoffmann
Northwestern Bank Bldg
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Glen Row
Bynum News
Knudtzon
W. Zeibarth
J. H. Byler
Collins News
Ayers
Guernsey
Catholic Services
Greenfield
Snazzy Farmers 4-H Club
Nelce
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Choteau Garage
Ben Chalmers
Prop
UCP Tace
Uae
Therm
Choteau Hardware CO
Choteau, Montana
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