U S Army Band Pershing's Own in Great Falls Concerts
The U S Army band Pershing's Own will play at the Great Falls high school auditorium on Sunday September 27 with two concerts at 3 00 p m and 8 00 p m The band has a long history including leading inaugural parades and introducing Latin American music in the United States and has toured in over 150 American cities under the auspices of the American Legion of Great Falls.
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U. S. Army
Pershing
Great Falls
George Carroll
National Capitol
Washington
Floover
Seville
Barcellona
Spain
John J. Pershing
Army Band
United State
Army
Coolidge
Hoover
Harding
Taft
Pan-American Union
United States
Congress
Europe
American Legion
Billion Fewer Eggs This Winter Hits Poultry
The Department of Agriculture estimates a 4 percent drop in the national poultry population, equating to about 20 million fewer chickens and over 1 billion fewer eggs this winter. Lower feed costs and rising egg prices may boost profits, with ultraviolet-ceV glass windows cited to boost production.
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Department of Agriculture
Vineland
N. J
Northwest wheat crop hits new low half of 1911 level
Farmers' Union Terminal Association reports combined wheat production for Minnesota Montana North and South Dakota at 77 439 000 bushels, about half the 1911 low of 144 234 000. Prices rise for spring wheat amid scarcity while winter prices lag. Dozens of state totals compare 1931 to 1930 crops in thousands of bushels.
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Northwest
UNION
Farmers’ Union Terminal Association of
St. Paul
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Minneapolis
Chicago
North Dakota
Window Treatments Fight Winter Light Rays
A short remark notes that glass and soiled cloth curtains block out sunlight during winter months, reducing glare and heat. The line emphasizes the use of makeshift barriers to manage light and warmth in cold season conditions.
Card of Thanks from Mrs Anna Keogh
I thank dear friends for loving kindness and sympathy in my sorrow. I also thank them for the beautiful floral. Flavinas £11. BS. Mrs Anna Keogh.
Two Men Arrested on Grand Larceny Charge
Harry Williams and Alfred Ameline were arrested on a grand larceny charge by County Attorney B I Packer. They pled not guilty at arraignment before J G Jackson with bail set at 500 each, which was not posted. Case hearing scheduled for Sept 22 as thefts from the Wm Miller place on the Teton river continue.
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Harry Williams
Alfred Ameline
B. I. Packer
J. G. Jackson
Wm. Miller
Teton River
Mr. Miller
Thelves
C. W. Burns
J. L. Collings
Allum-Gavey couple wed in Conrad ceremony
Howard A. Casey Allum and Miss Mary Glavey married Sunday in Conrad with a Presbyterian minister officiating. The groom works with his father in Choteau's draying trade and is a licensed Rockies hunting guide. The bride once worked at the Choteau hotel. They will live in the Teton canyon cabin once used as Adams-Taylor, purchased by Frank Allum to run a dude ranch with John Donaldson cabin on Route Creek nearby.
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Howard A
Casey” Allum
Mary Glavey
Conrad
Frank Allum
Choteau
Rockies
Teton Canyon
Adams- Taylor
John Donaldson
Route Creek
Middle Fork
The
Teton
Community groups plan support for 4-H fair and library ceiling
A favorable report on prospective new members was presented. The Boy Scouts and 4-H club were asked to support the 4-H club fair to be held here with activities to be sponsored by the Smith Hughes department of the high school. Monarch Lumber offered materials to install a new library ceiling, and the club agreed to cooperate with the Woman's club by furnishing labor.
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Boy Scouts
Smith-Hughes Department
Monarch Lumber Company
Woman’s Club
Court notes outline multiple estate actions and licenses
Anna Keogh seeks administratrix of Luke Keogh estate valued at 6000 with six siblings and a niece as heirs. Hearing Sept 24 with counsel T H Pridham. Garrys E Wilson seeks letters of administration for Levert Syse estate valued at 100. hearing Oct 9 before Clerk Blanche M Jacobson. James A Smith named administrator for Levi Shook. Two marriage licenses issued: Anderson Lennon and McDonald Reed. Anderson Lennon married by J P J G Jackson in presence of O G Meadows and Blanche M Jacobson. McDonald Reed wed by Rev J S Schulte in presence of Mr and Mrs Geo V Jackson.
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Anna Keogh
District Court
Luke Keogh
Keogh
T. H. Pridham
BE. K. Cheadle, Jr
Shelby
Garrys E. Wilson
Levert Syse
Blanche M. Jacobson
C. Jas. Smith
Levi Shook
Arthur Carl Magnus Anderson
Great Falls
Margaret Ellen Lennon
James A. McDonald
Legal
Danvers
Montana
Mildren Lucille Reed
Los Angeles
Calif
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
O. G. Meadows
Farmington Event Heads to L. D. S. Hall Next Thursday
Bynum and Agawam Home Demonstration clubs invite county clubs to meet at the new L. D. S. hall in Bynum on Thursday September 24 at 11 30 a m. Visitors should bring a dish for dinner and a pickle or jam recipe. Blue ribbon offered for best fruit or vegetable exhibit.
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Bynum
Agawam
Lyall Crary
Farmington
Henry Davidson
Mabel Tokerud
Nan Cole
Fairfield
Tokerud
Aleda Tokerud
Lucille Morgan
Browning
Sirs. Crockett
Burton
Wm. Allum
Milwaukee
Jeannie Baker
Johnson School
Bole
Carrie Baker
Pendroy
Lions Club Business Meeting in Chateau Discusses Community Projects
Local Lions met at the Teton Implement office with 15 members, approving transportation aid for Teton county high school football games, assisting student ticket sales, and appointing a canva ssing committee. They criticized pool hall patronage, studied a potential community chest, and examined traffic signs for Main avenue to curb through-traffic perceptions.
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Lions Club
Teton Implement Company
E. R. Kaemmer
W. W. Smith
H. W. Bateman
Teton County
E. J. Crary
C. W. Burns
Chateau
H. L. Stafford
C. H. Porter
R. I. McClue
Memeership Committee
Local Fall Activities Report From Highview and Nearby
Views from Highview show Mrs Elsie Jones and daughter Lilyla cleaning the School house on Wednesday and Thursday. The teacher will room in the teacherage. Robert Sheppard finished threshing at Jay Gitchel's and moved to Sid Moury's and Moye Bros. Dr Maynard visited the A G Roberts home Friday enroute to Choteau. Mrs A G Roberts and son Kenneth and grandchild Bonnie June Shields visited Mrs Albert Den Boer Friday. School started September 8 with 14 pupils and Miss Olson from Choteau as teacher. Mr and Mrs Levi Gitchel visited Jay Gitchel enroute to Washington to make their future home. Doris Jones works for Dick Nurgen while combining his wheat. Mrs Elsie Jones and daughter Doris motored to Choteau Friday. Robert Sheppard Jr returned home with
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Elsie Jones
Lyla
Robert Sheppard
Jay Gitchel
Sid Moury
Moye Bros
Maynard
A. G. Roberts
Choteau
Kenneth
Bonnie
June Shields
Albert den Boer
Miss Olson
Levi Gitchel
Washington
Doris Jones
Dick Nur Gen
Doris
Chateau
Robert Sheppard, Jr
Weekend Visit Notes In Montana Townsmart
The passage lists local residents traveling between towns for weekend visits and hosting guests. Names include Mr and Mrs Jay Gitchel, Wayne and Winona, John Rowland, Robert Sheppard, Fred Broeder, Thomas family with daughter Bessie, John Matchett, Wm Thomas, all connected to Pendroy and Dupuyer in Montana.
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Fred Broeder
Thomas
Bessie
John Matchett
Dupuyer
Wm. Thomas
Robert Sheppard
Golf Championship Bracket Draws Top Qualifiers
Sunday flight pairings set four high scorers to meet in the final if they win. First through third flights list pairs led by Jimmy Broderick Gordon Holmes and B. H. Fisher Emil Durr. Championship matches 36 holes with all balls to be played from lie. 27 September deadline. prizes include bags clubs and balls.
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G. C. Core
Tommy Gossack
C. D. McDonald
Clarence Looney
C. S. McDonald
John Hentges
Clint Core
Shirley Wallace
Jimmy Broderick
B. I. Packer
Gordon Holmes
J. J. Hannan
T. H. Pridham
Obert Dale
R. F. Baillie
H. W. Bateman
B. H. Fisher
C. W. Boussard
H. D. Robison
Emil Durr
F. M. Snider
R. E. Nelson
H. E. Adams
Fred Barribal
W. W. Smith
J. E. Hodgskiss
L. E. Taylor
Pete LaValle
D. P. Fabrick Arnold Hanusa
For Rent Two Room Furnished Apartment with Breakfast Nook
Two room furnished apartment with built in features and breakfast nook available for $35 includes heat water light telephone and laundry. Also six room maisonette for rent. Contact Mrs. O Hansen.
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O. Hansen
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Penney’s
Penney
Choteau, Montana
Local
Lions In Business Meeting
Highview
Wayne
Winona
John Rowland
A. E. Moye
Rose Garden Cafe
Pinnell Fur Co
Imery
Chateau Meat Co
Harry Knudtzon
Cora Cohoe
Acantha
Edith Berglund
E. B. Maynard
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
J. A. Baart
J. R. Jones
Cole
Teton Implement Co
Wilcox Place
A. C. Searle
Bowdle
S. Dak
Omer Cook
Julia Kelly
Rt. 2
Cascade
A. B. Guthrie
Mont
L. E. Taylor Garage
A. H. Doughty
Eveready Prestone
Chevrolet
Radio Owners
Service
Teton Service Co
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