Cattle and Sheep Grading Demonstration Set in Teton County
Livestock specialists I M Anderson and J K Wallace will lead cattle and sheep grading demonstrations for Teton ranchers on Tuesday October 2. The cattle session will be at the Freeman and Elliott ranch near Choteau at 2 p m and the sheep sorting at the Coffey Bros ranch two miles west of Choteau at 10 a m. Anderson will summarize the government's drought era sheep and cattle buying program and discuss market impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Teton County
Fred Willson
Freeman and Elliott
J. H. Carmichael
Augusta
Anderson
Carmichael
Demonstration invites stockmen to grading event
An invitation is sent to Pondera county stockmen via County Agent A. C. Peterson and Sun River project farmers via Associate County Agent D. P. Thurber to attend a grading demonstration, stressing benefits of larger numbers for better grade selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera County
A. C. Peterson
Sun River Reclamation Project
D. P. Thurber
Conditions Are Bad in Minnesota, Writes Farmer Merchant Here
A letter from Chas. A. Franks, former Cash & Carry proprietor, reports drought in Minnesota causing crop failures. He notes farmers stacking Russian thistles for feed, claims they are new to the area, and mentions a wind-blown arrival in Litchfield with Orin Peterson and Fred Smith of Farmington. He also says Mrs. Franks is greatly improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A. Franks
Cash & Carry
Minnesota
Mr. Franks
Orin Peterson
Fred Smith
Farmington
Litchfield
Minn
Teton High Elect 1934 35 Officers
The Teton High student body elected class officers for the 1934 35 term. Senior class: President Margaret Hodgskiss, Vice Howard Ness, Secretary June Eklund, Treasurer Glen Inbody. sponsor Evelyn Matt Miller. Junior class: President Guy Gulbrandsen, Vice John Billings, Secretary Joe Darby, Treasurer Bernice Paulus. sponsor M. K. Luther. Sophomore class: President Bernard Teenyes, Vice Kenneth Thompson, Secretary Treasurer Eunice Campbell. sponsor Chas. E. Hunziker. Freshman class: President Billy Wallace, Vice Maxine Peterson, Secretary Treasurer Jere Coffey. sponsor Miss Miriam Barnhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Hodgskiss
Howard Ness
June Eklund
Glen Inbody
Evelyn Mattmiller
Guy Gulbrandsen
John Billings
Joe Darby
Bernice Paulus
M. K. Luther
Benard Teenyes
Kenneth Thompson
Eunice Campbell
Chas. E. Hunziker
Billy Wallace
Maxine Peterson
Jere Coffey
Miss Miriam Barnhill
Striking poor Chicago market hits Teton cattle shipments
Teton county cattlemen who shipped 34 carloads from Blackfoot returned from Chicago with a unfavorable market report. They claimed a week earlier would have yielded about 250 dollars more per car. Ed Burfen ing noted a market drop of about one dollar per hundred as the stock was sold, influenced by a big textile strike. Shippers included Earl Yeager Ed Fearon Sid Campbell Savik and Larson Stott Bros Coffey Bros and Frank Salmon, selling through Baker and Heyne Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Blackfoot
Chicago
Teton
Burfening
Mr. Buffening
Earl Yeager
Ed. Fearon
Sid Campbell
Savik
Card of Thanks for Family Sorrow
The Morris and Gleason families express gratitude to neighbors and friends for flowers and kindness during the sickness and death of their father and grandfather. Roy Morris Don Leeper and Family Gotch Jacobs J L Gleason and Fauneil Rae Gleason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Morris
Don Leeper
Gotch Jacobs
J. L. Gleason
Fauneil Rae Gleason
Ladies' Aid Meeting Postponed in Farmington
In Farmington the Ladies' Aid meeting planned with Mrs. Nyhus has been postponed. No new date was announced and members are advised to watch for updates in forthcoming notices.
Farmington News Briefs Reflect Local Happenings
The report notes weather delays, a family trip to the Great Falls clinic, Edwin Anderson purchasing the Schwanbeck place north of Farmington, Mrs. Edwin Anderson's return from Conrad hospital, government wheat buyers visiting Farmington, Arthur Anderson leaving for Fargo to study automobile mechanics, and Rev. Bredo and wife visiting Farmington Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Wolk
Great Falls
Edwin Anderson
Schwanbeck Place
Farmington
Conrad Hospital
Arthur Anderson
Fargo
North Dakota
Rev. Bredo
Public School Calisthenics Room Under Construction
Work on a basement room for calisthenics and folk dancing proceeds while a reading room may be added later. Sixth graders finished a study of Egypt and created a small Egyptian theater. Despite Monday snow, attendance remained good and the loan library will open next week after prior caution during infantile paralysis season. Fourth grade led an assembly emphasizing punctuation with named students listed. a Friendly Visitor anecdote describes a bird visiting a classroom and leaving after warm-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Becker
Margaret Willson
Lois Mae Duits
Harriet Browne
Nnee Eee
Patty Strom
SemMicOlon
Betty Thorn
Geraldine Moye
Havre
Lois
Katherine Glavey
Weekend carnival plans at Coghill ranch site
Congratulations flood social page as couple settle at Coghill ranch. Harry Davidson and a Springfield cousin visited California for a month. Collins school schedules carnival for October 5 with a lively program. A bull fight is promised as a featured event.
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Coghill Ranch
Harry Davidson
Springfield
California
Collins School
September snow and small town tales in Collins news
The column recounts a September snow scene and local mishap as Marvin and Marion Lockhart travel with Leona to the Alzheimer’s home, Marion stays overnight, and Marvin returns by horse. It notes Great Falls shoppers C A Hull, Lewis Garrett, C D Baquet, R Dyer, Charley Rowe, and J A Coghill family trips to Nebraska and Missouri. Mrs. B A Brown visits Detroit after a Michigan tour. Rev F Coghill of Collins wed Miss Opal Burton of Great Falls Wednesday in Great Falls with Ernest Thompson present, and the couple stays in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittier
Marvin Lockhart
Marion Lockhart
Leona Lockhart
Mr. Alzheimer’s
C. D. Baquet
Marion
Marvin
Dobbin
Great Falls
A. C. Hull
Lewis Garrett
R. Dyer
Charley Rowe
J. A. Coghill
Nebraska
Missouri
B. A. Brown
Detroit
Mich
Michigan
F. Coghill
Collins
Opal Burton
Ernest Thompson
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Jersey
Sunkist
Monarch
Hirshberg’s
Teton High
Tom’s Service Station
Franklin
Gexok Drug Store
Choteau, Montana
Chevrolet
Prestone
Wallace Motor Co
Chevrolet Sales and Service
Choteau, Mont
Collins News
First National Bank
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