Court House Notes and Local Official Activities
Clerk Blanche M. Jacobson returns after a month on the Pacific coast with daughter Pauline. Deputy Clerk M. M. Webb resumes duties after a short local vacation. Registration for November closes Friday September 21 with many new registrations since the primary. County treasurer works on annual property taxes to finish in the next week or ten days. Marriage licenses issued to Meda McLean and Erik Storla and to Joseph Jacobson and Alice Johnson. County Superintendent Anna F. Stafford visited district 46 and 74. County Agent Robert Clarkson joined agronomist L. D. Kurtz for soil analyses across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche M. Jacobson
Pacific
Pauline
M. M.webb
Clark
Meda McLean
Erik Storla
Jeanette Marke
Sand Coulee
Joseph Theodore Jacobson
Black Eagle
Alice Johnson
Great Falls
Day
Power
Robert Clarkson
L. D. Kurtz
State Extension Agronomist
Public School News Promotes Health and Attendance Rules
The Chateau Public school reports 240 students out of 24 million nationwide this fall and asks parents for adherence to attendance policies. Emphasizing rest, the note warns against picture shows on school nights and notes assemblies for lower grades Wednesday and upper grades Friday at 9 o clock.
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The
Chateau
First Methodist Episcopal Church Notices and Services
The First Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday services at 10:00 a.m. church school, 11:15 a.m. worship, 6:20 p.m. Epworth League, and a 3:00 p.m. preaching service Sunday September 16. Wednesday September 19 features Ladies' Industrial at 3:00 p.m. Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8:00 p.m. All meetings open to the public. Pastoral message urges worship and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Pendrey
Christ
God
Judas
E. R. Kaemmer
School reports record eighth grade enrollment this year
Beginning October 1, programs will be presented by the grades at assembly periods. The school reports the largest eighth grade enrollment in its history with 39 registered students.
Forest Service seeds denuded range on Willow Creek district
Assistant Supervisor A. D. Moir and Ranger Ben Martin re seeded denuded Wood Creek range with five grasses after grazing damage and rodent depredations. Ground preparation was minimal and a brush harrow followed seed scattering. A gopher poison campaign is planned for spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Moir
Willow Creek
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Ben Martin
Moir
Wood Creek
Ben Griffith
Patrol Mountain
Chateau
Griffith
Conrad
Denver
School of Forestry
University of Colorado At
Colorado Springs
Lubeck
Teton
Wilton Creek
Dearborn Creek
W. E. Lockhart
Deen Creek
Sun _ river
Forest Service
Gibson
Eternal Treasures Sermon at Trinity Farmington
The Farmington area church notices invite worship at Trinity Lutheran Farmington at 11 a m with Matt 6 19. Evening service time unclear. Dutton Lutheran also listed. Farmington Ladies Aid meets Sept 19 hosted by Mrs Edwards. Y P L L Farmington Sept 23 on youth support led by Miss Vivienne Nasser. Trinity choir rehearsals Sunday evenings. Pastor Earl T Carlson signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl T. Carlson
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County
The undersigned will on October 16 1928 apply to the County Treasurer of Teton County Montana for a tax deed to Lot Thirteen Block Twelve described in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Agawam Townsite Notice of Tax Lien Amount Due
Public notice from Agawam townsite in Teton County Montana shows a due amount of $138.49 with date September 6 1928. Applicant listed as H B Chessher and notice runs first publication September 13 and last September 20.
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Agawam
Teton County
Montana
H. B. Chessher
Local Notes and Health News from Maynard Area
Collin reports wet fall conditions with grain shocks thick on the England sections and roads nearly blocked. Community members share health updates, visits, and school openings with improving conditions.
Heavy rains cause grain harvest breakages at premium center
After four days of rain last week field work intensifies as unusually heavy grain leads to numerous breakages and disrupted activity.
Oil men drill test holes on two farms near Rechtdahl and Edwards
Reports note test-hole drilling on the former Rechtdahl place and the N W Edwards place. Mrs Tomsha brings three milk pails of strawberries and plans to harvest cucumbers. Rev H T Stong returns as pastor and will preach at Hull school house at 3 00 p m. Martha Evanson and Fred Woodward named North and South school teachers. Harvest delayed by damp weather. Premium Center yields top grain per acre and farmers acquire larger hauling trucks. Chateau showcases a large boxcar sized truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rechtdahl
N. W. Edwards
Hull
Kaemmer
Martha Evanson
Fred Woodward
First Class Board and Room at Maynard Residence
A Hobson addition listing offers first class board and room by the month at the Maynard residence. Mrs. Loney is the contact for the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard
Hobson Addition
Loney
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Sunkist
Swift’s
Hirshberg’s
Court House
Anna FE. Stafford
Public School News
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Tennant’s
Dance Orchestra
Farmington
Twin Lakes
Goodrich Ibli-Press
Hannan
Lutheran Church Services
Berry Erry Usic
Collins Notes
Dean Waterman
Maynard Hospital
Funk
Glacier Park
H. K. Ferris
Theoda
Whitefish
Waterman
Graves
L. Gap
Ferris
Alzheimer
Mer
John England
Mary Jane
Conrad Hospital
Dave Reiquam
Bailey
Averil
Tuesay
Dean Corey
Dean
D. Waterman
George Fall
George Hull
Trebach
Dutton
Old Friends
Columbia-Kolster Viva
Viva
Columbia
Teton Drug Company
Rexall Deeg
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