Bole Briefs Include Club Meeting And Social News
The Bole Home Demonstration club posts its second meeting for Thursday afternoon October 5 at the hall with glove making demonstrations by Mrs. Kermit Dale and Mrs. Myles Standish. Hostesses Mrs. Stuart Myers and Mrs. Wilbur Zeigler will serve a 2:00 p.m. desert lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole Home
Kermit Dale
Myles Standish
Stuart Myers
Wilbur Zeigler
Bob Davison
H. D
John Holm
Ole Kolste
John von Setton
Vo von Setton
von Wichen
Hans von Wichen
Volta Dam
Dora Standish
Roy Bjork
San Francisco
Mary Erickson
Eddie
Andy Moe
Black Eagle
Holm and
Benson
F. W. Smith
W. G. Dauwalder
Chris Swenson
Dauwalder
Wildcat West Pondera Well Not Yet Commercial
Montana Oil Journal reports a six barrel per day wild cat well on West Pondera in Teton county. Owners R. C. Tarrant and W. M. Kirk shut the well pending whether to deepen it or convert it to a commercial gas well after acid treatment and gas shows from Colorado sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oil Journal
Wildcat
West Pondera
Teton County
R. C. Tarrant
W. M. Kirk
Madison
Porter
Chateau
Tarrant and
Kirk
Fall irrigation tips and Bankhead Jones loans note
Autumn favors irrigation chores like cleaning ditches and starting flood irrigation projects. Flood systems fit AAA, promising high returns. Bankhead Jones loans total 6,181 to tenants at $33,339,648 in two years, Montana loans total $124,612 from 13 loans. Cattle on feed up 16 percent in the Corn Belt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Bingham
Farm Security Administration
Bankhead-Jones
Montana
Corn Belt
Tourists Spend Big on Montana Fishing Permits
Tourists spent 8407 dollars on licenses in Montana during August, buying 13863 ten day permits while residents issued 1186 regular licenses. The license revenue represents a small portion of total tourist fishing expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Fish and Game Department
Greenfield Happenings Brighten Community Activities
Greenfield hosts elk and deer hunting prep as Bernard Hatcher to guide and pack horses. Club leaders gather for a home demonstration project with glove making instruction by Margaret Tuller of Bozeman and a potluck lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Hatcher
Sun River Canyon
Hatcher
Margaret Tuller
Bozeman
Greenfield
Greenfield P. T. A
J. J. McInerney
Sioux City
Iowa
Greenfield Beach Recreational Council
Greenfield Youth Club
Teton County
Ruth Lee
Robert Lee
Lee
Deaconess Hospital
Beck News Miss Gladys Gamradt Are Surgical Patient
Beck News notes Mrs Gladys Gamradt is a surgical patient at Columbus hospital. She spent part of the week in Great Falls with her illness and several local families visited or were visited across multiple towns including Conrad Chateau and Garnet with trips and dinners mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Gamradt
Columbus Hospital
S. Strengremson
Bernard Toenyes
Bozeman
Montana State College
J. Teenyes
Bertha Bows
Bernice Paulus
Great Falls
Vaughn Dutro
Conrad
Nick Paulus
A. Beck
Arwin
Melvin Beck
Gerald
Garnet
Tony Beck
Basin and Goulden
Robison
Chateau
Mary Timmerman
Frank Timmerman
N. Paulus
Lena Toekes
Laverne Ludowissi
Joe Homberg Jr
Geo. Huen
Willard Aasmus
Asmus
Schaefer
Power
Mickey
Skippy
State highway bureau awards three building contracts
The state highway commission awarded contracts for three department buildings totaling 26 125.85, with a fourth contract postponed over a right of way issue. The awarded projects include a highway sheep and office building at Kalispell for 18 731.85, a storage shed at Polson for 23 450, and a storage shed at Harlowton for 3 941. The upcoming section house on Boulder pass in Jefferson county is expected to cost 7 294.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Don A. McKinnon
Kalispell
Polson
Harlowton
Wheat protein high aids Montana farmers after tough harvest
State Agriculture Commissioner James T. Sparling reports wheat from north central Montana will show unusually high protein content this year. He notes heat-damaged crops but no total failures, a factor that may help farmers offset a smaller harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
James T. Sparling
Yarling
Selecting calves for 4-H feeding projects guidance from extension agent
Montana 4-H calf club members are advised by extension livestock specialist Howard G. Lewis to choose calves with strong heads, broad shoulders, and a rectangular, deep body. He notes temperament matters, cautioning against selecting fat calves only, as dam quality matters too. six month weights target 350 to 400 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Howard G. Lewis
Montana State College
Lewis
Unemployment Fund Limits Strike Supporters in Montana
The Montana unemployment compensation commission announced that benefit payments cannot be made to anyone assisting financing or participating in a strike or to members of a struck worker class. The ruling rests on state law enacted two years ago, with hearings available on denied claims before final decision.
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Montana
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Asthma Hits Helmville Region Cattle
Dr. W J Butler state veterinarian reports asthma in Helmville Powell county cattle after grazing in pollen heavy fields. Nine cases observed. Disease affects cows like humans, usually fatal to cattle. Authorities say pollen ingestion triggers it. Montana occurrence is unusual and not expected to spread.
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W. J. Butler
Helmville
Powell County
Montana
Butler
Water Board Sued Over Irrigation Canal Contract
Barnard-Curtiss contracting company sues the state water conservation board in Stillwater county seeking 21,205.98 claiming 7,236.90 due for the contract and 13,934.08 in damages for reductions in project specifications on the Columbus project irrigation canal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Conservation Board
Barnard-Curtiss Contracting Company
Columbus
Stillwater County
State Board
Milk production up in Montana in 1938
Montana cows yielded about 15.8 pounds of milk daily in 1938, above the U S average of 14.23 but below the western states average of 16.51. Over 1928 to 1937 Montana averaged 13.6 pounds daily versus 19.06 nationally and 15.24 for the western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
Federal Agricultural Marketing Service
U. S
Western States
Collins Visitors and Socials Highlight Montana Weekend
Collins News reports Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Fuson were business visitors in Great Falls Saturday. The H. C. club hosted a surprise party for Mrs. W. LaValley last Thursday. The Tomsha family visited various local homes and later headed to Salem Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Fuson
Great Falls
H. C. Club
Collins
W. LaValley
George Tomsha
Charlie Tomsha
Chris Heerman
George Alzheimer
E. T. Fitzgerald
Salem
Ore
Tomsha
Montana
Governor appoints Ralph L. Arnold to Montana High Court
Governor Roy E. Ayers names Ralph L. Arnold of Missoula to the Montana Supreme Court to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Associate Justice Samuel V. Stewart. Arnold will serve until a successor is elected in 1940, with Stewart's term ending January 1, 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Ayers
Ralph L. Arnold
Missoula
State Supreme Court
Samuel V. Stewart
Montana
Arnold
Missoula Sanders
Mineral
Ravalli
Lake Counties
Fourth Judicial District
Ayers
Mount Pulaski
Tilinios
Montana College Teams to Enter Pacific Livestock Expo
Judging teams from the state college at Bozeman will leave October 3 to compete at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland. Dr. H. H. Swain says college teams have earned many awards in past years. This year they will judge livestock dairy products grain and dairy cattle with four faculty coaches accompanying the teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Bozeman
Portland
H. H. Swain
Greater University of Montana
Nurses Board Names Two Sisters to State Panel
Anna Pearl Sherrick of Great Falls is reappointed by Governor Ayers to the state board of examiners for nurses for a three year term expiring May 5 1942. Sister Mary Linus of St James hospital Butte is appointed for a similar term succeeding Sister Wilhelmina Bourke of Great Falls on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Pearl Sherrick
Great Falls
Roy E. Ayers
State Board of Examiners
Mary Linus
St. James Hospital
Butte
Wilhelmina Bourke
Dance Draws Large Crowd Saturday Night
A large crowd attended a Saturday dance hosted by the Catholic Ladies Auxiliary and public patronage made the event a financial success. Music was by the Tennant Dahlia orchestra with prizes awarded to Harry Paulus, B I Parker, Mrs. M Sullivan, Mrs. Jim Smith and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
Tennant-Dahlia Orchestra
Harry Paulus
B. I. Packer
M. Sullivan
Jim Smith
Parasites Attack Falls District Trout
Native trout in the Great Falls district are being attacked by codepods that attach near the gills. State Game Warden James A. Weaver says officials from the Game Department, livestock sanitary board, and U. S. Biological Survey are studying the issue. The survey notes codepods are not uncommon but have not before been found attacking trout. No method to prevent attacks is known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
James A. Weaver
Department
State Livestock Sanitary Board
U. S. Biological Survey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bole
Prestone
Chick’s Shell Station
RE Egvone
Children’s All Wool
Jimmie
Longie
Oxfords
1.C Penney Company
Ine
Beck News
Road Bureau
Pilgrim cc
Collins News
M. Averil
R. S. McClenhan
Ralph Arnold
Philco Radios
Rexall
Falls District
Moderne Beauty Shop
Larson
Bloom’s Grocery
Vivian
Billie
Charles M. Sheldon
H. S. Auditorium
Ladies Industrial of the Methodist Church
Choteau
Teton
Choteau Cleaners and Tailors
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