Greenfield News Briefs Highlight Local Travel And School Opening
Mrs J J McInerney and three daughters Arletta Nancy and Nellie left Tuesday for Sioux City to visit relatives for several weeks with a sister friend Mrs Aron Barrett and two children visited Winifred over the weekend Mrs George Grasdock was released from Deaconess hospital and returned home Mrs Merle Hatcher and twin daughters Shirley and Sherril were discharged from hospital and came home Relatives from Indiana and Illinois visiting Ernest Knight home The Greenfield school opened today with about 175 pupils under Principal Mosher and teachers Loomis Bruce and Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J'J.' McInerney
Arletta
Nancy
Nellie
Sioux City
Iowa
McInerney
Aron Barrett
Winifred
Greenfield School
Mosher
Loomis
Bruce
Bowen
Sig Norheim
Monida
Montana
C. B. Norheim
Erling Norheim
Milwaukee
George Grasdock
Deaconess Hospital
Merle Hatcher
Shirley
Sherril
Indiana
Illinois
Ernest Knight
Ninety-Four Homes Financed in Montana July Report
The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation reports 94 home loans totaling 197 163 dollars issued in Montana in July by insured savings and loan associations. This compares with 65 loans totaling 149 212 dollars in July 1938.
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Savings and Loan
Montana
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Hearing on Lighting System Continued To Next Meeting
The city council delayed a decision on forming a Main Avenue lighting district after property owners protested. The hearing was continued to next month to verify signatures and determine if a majority supports the project, with Montana Power Co explaining costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Avenue
Montana Power Co
Ranchers Warned to Notify Before Using Deferred Grazing Areas
In Teton county all ranch operators using deferred grazing under the 1939 range conservation program must notify the county agricultural conservation office before turning livestock on the deferred area after August 31. The county committee will review compliance, with all practices due by November 15 and notices of completion enabling timely payments. An examiner will assign acreage and carrying capacity once examinations are finished, with a 15 day appeal window.
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Teton County
County Agricultural Conservation Office
W. H. Wellenstein
Wellenstein
County Committee
Wilma Schultz Bride of Jerome Toenyes in September Quick Wedding
Mrs. Leslie Dederick and Mrs. M Schaefer hosted a shower for Miss Wilma Schultz who wed Jerome Toenyes last Saturday. About 40 guests attended as gifts were presented. Several locals and relatives were mentioned visiting Great Falls and Billings, with the newlyweds planning their move to Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Dederick
M. Schaefer
Toenyes
Wilma Schultz
Jerome Toenyes
Eileen Beck
Verna Asmus
Arnold Beck
Louie Fueringer
Basin
Lorraine Stanger
Great Falls
Joe Hombersy
Henry Kind
Kalispell
Wesley
Roger Headington
Geo. Headington
Decorah
Headington
Rose Kline
North Dakota
Ben Dirkes
Billings
Donnie
Arnie Sands
Chester Delphy
Oscar Lietz
A. E. Beck
G. Gamradt
Virgil
Local Social Notes From Sun River and Nearby Towns
Bob Briefs Mr and Mrs Louis Houfek and daughters picnicked in Sun River. Mr and Mrs John Holm and Mr and Mrs Chris Krabston were Sun day dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Axel Johnson. John’s sons show good pea and wheat crops. Mrs E M Bammel leaves Monday for Pendrey to teach next year. Miss Florence Stofflet will teach in Power again. Miss Dorothy Kosnick leaves Thursday for Sweet Grass after visiting the Dauwalder home. Mrs W G Dauwalder and children moved to Chateau Saturday. Mrs Dale and family and Mrs Houfek and children moved into Choteau Monday. The Gronberg children drive to school but will move later. Mahlon and Maurice Lear drive in for high school.
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Louis Houfek
Sun River Canyon
John Holm
Chris, Krabston
Axel Johnson
E. M. Bammel
Pendrey
Florence Stofflet
Power
Dorothy Kosnick
Sweet Grass
Dauwalder
W. G. Dauwalder
Chateau
Dale
Houfek
Choteau
Gronberg
Mahlon
Maurice Lear
Admitted to Bar Burke F Flick Granted Montana License
The state supreme court admitted Burke F. Flick of Anaconda to the practice of law in Montana on motion by the attorney general. Flick, a Georgetown University graduate, will practice in Anaconda.
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The
State Supreme Court
Burke F. Flick
Anaconda
Montana
Attorney General’s Office
Flick
Georgetown University
Receipts Required for All Money Collected
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn writes that county treasurers must issue official receipts for every sum collected regardless of source in guidance to State Examiner W. A. Brown.
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H. J. Freebourn
W. A. Brown
State Board to Meet Sept 11 for University Staffing
The state board of education will meet September 11 to confirm appointments to about 20 vacancies on the staffs of the greater university's six units, according to Dr. H. H. Swain, executive secretary for the board.
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State Board of Education
Greater University
H. H. Swain
Butte Mayor Charities Hauswirth Enters Montana Gubernatorial Race
Butte Republican mayor Charities Hauswirth and Eye-Opener publisher announces candidacy for Montana governor next year. He becomes the first to enter the political ring in state politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hauswirth
Butte
Montana
Hauswirth
Parole Board Approves Eight Paroles At Deer Lodge
The state board of paroles approved eight first time offenders for parole and ten inmates for discharge this month from Deer Lodge penitentiary. Parolees have completed half their sentences while those discharged have completed full terms.
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State Board of Paroles
Deer Lodge
Pipeline hearing set in Montana over natural gas rates
Montana-Dakota Utilities will appear September 11 before the state railroad and public service commission at Great Falls to show cause why rates for natural gas piped from the Kevin Sunburst field should not be reduced. The company contends the commission lacks jurisdiction, arguing the firm is a common carrier because of the pipeline, not a utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Great Falls
Kevin-Sunburst
Commission
Wedding Unites Schultz and Toenyes in Choteau
Wilma Schultz daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schultz of Dutton and Jerome Toenyes son of Mr and Mrs John Toenyes of Power wed in Choteau last Saturday morning. The ceremony was by Rev J F Schulte with a breakfast for relatives afterward. The couple plan to reside in Billings as Jerome joins Case Machinery.
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Choteau
Wilma Schultz
Emil Schultz
Dutton
Jerome Toenyes
John Toenyes
Power
Dolores Schultz
Bernard Toenyes
J. F. Schulte
Toenyes
Dutton High School
Northern Montana Normal
Havre
Inverness
Mont
Teenyes
Teton County
Montana State College
J. I. Case Training School
Racine
Wis
Ayers Outlines State Finances At Press Meet
Governor Roy E. Ayers told the Montana State Press association in Helena that the state budget has balanced at year end each year since he took office. He credited steady progress in eliminating a 20 year general fund deficit and noted liquor board profits do not fund the balanced budget. He cited a $632,000 capitol building refunding bond sale at 0.75 percent, replacing 5 percent debt.
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Montana State Press Association
Helena
Roy E. Ayers
Liquor Board
Capitol Building
Emerson radios offered from seven ninety five to ninety nine ninety five
Choteau Hardware Co advertises Emerson electric radios with price points ranging from $7.95 to $99.95, highlighting a broad selection for buyers.
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Emerson Electric
Choteau Hardware Co
Hold Crops Tour for Farmers of This Area
Farmers in the Great Falls area will join a crops tour on Wednesday September 13 starting at 8 30 am from the Federal Building Great Falls. The morning examines crop rotation pasturage and livestock feeding with a noon lunch at Greenfields Community Hall. Afternoon visits to Sun River Project include sugar beet and potato fields weed control and phosphate test plots with speakers from extension and sugar company officials.
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Great Falls
Sun River Project
Federal
Sun River
Greenfields
G. H. Bingham
T. B. Holker
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
George Tuel
Halladay Bros
W. W. Cole’s
State Correspondence School to Be Opened in Montana
Montana students who cannot attend high school next year will enter a state correspondence school run by the department of public instruction. Rex Haight, a former deputy, will oversee about 200 students with Miss Ruth Reardon as state superintendent. Rose Brésnahan of Butte will chair the business board as three instructors begin lessons.
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Montana
Department of Public Instruction
Ruth Reardon
Rex Haight
State Highway Patrol
Puty
Rose Brésnahan
Butte
Two Highway Contracts Awarded In State Bids
The state highway commission awarded two contracts totaling 197704 dollars for overpasses on the Northern Pacific tracks and a Silver Bow creek bridge on the Butte Boulder road to Charles Shannon of Butte for 165551.93. Peter Kiewitt Sons of Omaha won grading and gravel surfacing along 2.5 miles of the Great Falls Highwood road in Chouteau county for 32152.13. A third project is expected likely in September.
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State Highway Commission
Northern Pacific Railroad
Silver Bow Creek
Butte Boulder Road
Silver Bow County
Charles Shannon
Butte
Great Falls
Highwood
Chouteau County
Peter Kiewitt Sons
Omaha
Glacier Park sees 12.8 percent travel rise in August
Chief Ranger George W. Miller reports Glacier National Park welcomes an 12.8 percent rise in August visitors. Out of state travel drives growth, with Canadians contributing 14,352 to gate counts while Montanans remain the largest first-entry group at 29,128.
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Glacier National Park
Mortana
George W. Miller
Montana
United States
Dominion of Canada
Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park
California
Washington
Illinois
Minnesota
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Oregon
Idaho
Two Medicine
St. Mary
Polebridge
North Fork
22000 Pheasants Planted In State For Season Opener
The state will release 22000 Chinese and Mongolian pheasants for the upland bird season opening October 29. About two thirds were raised at the Galen game farm with the rest from the Billings plant. Crosses between Chinese and Mongolian birds aim to yield a heavier yet hardy bird.
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State Fish and Game Department
James A. Weaver
Galen
Billings
Joe Hendricks
State Game Farm
Montana welfare board mails checks to 17 500 needy residents
Checks totaling 281441 for monthly aid are mailed by the state public welfare board to about 17500 Montanans. Old age assistance average payment is 17.90 for 12252 recipients. 152 needy blind receive 90.51 on average. 5096 dependent children average 11.58.
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State Public Welfare Board
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Greenfield
Zecol
Leigh’s Texaco Station
Telequiz
Ett
Ypaeea
the Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Company
Beck News
Bob
Toenyes-Schultz
Ayers
Eet
Glacier ‘Park
A.B.C
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Glen Rowresses
Erie
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