Three 4-H Scholarships Awarded in Teton County
Three 4-H club scholarships issued in Teton county permit any of Montana State University units. Recipients are Lowry Larson Margaret Hodgskiss and Winona Gitchell. They bear signatures of Chancellor Brannon Extension Director Taylor and State Club Leader Potter. One hundred seventy seven such scholarships issued in 1931.
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University of Montana
Teton County
Lowry Larson
Margaret Hodgskiss
Winona Gitchell
M. A. Brannon
J. C. Taylor
C. E. Potter
Pearson family farewell party draws large Wednesday crowd
The farewell party for the Pearson family was largely attended on Wednesday night with games, a program, dancing and lunching. Lona Green visited Thursday afternoon with Lucy Stott, Bert and C Stott, and Roy Hanberg went to the mountains Friday for logs, returning Saturday noon.
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Pearson
Lona Green
Lucy Stott
Bert and
C. Stott
Roy Hanberg
Social visits and events in the community
David Mortensen visited the Smoot Rowleys Thursday afternoon. Edwin Bingham and Wesley George attended the L D S branch in Conrad with Mrs. Bingham and Edna. The Swens hosted a waffle supper with Del Green Roy Hanberg and Edwin Hansen couples, followed by pinochle. Gladys George stays with her parents. A big dance at Bynum Porter's hall is announced. School dismissed Wednesday noon for Miss Otness' mother funeral.
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David Mortensen
Frank George
Bynum
Porter’s Hall
Tennant
Highview School Announces Contest Winners and Meet Plans
The preliminary scholastic contest was held here Friday and the following students will compete in the county contest at Chateau on April 30: fifth grader Lyle Jones, seventh graders Rachel Gitchel and Gordon Broeder, and eighth graders Arlene Broeder and Fred Broeder. Preparation continues for the athletic meet in Chateau on May 14, with younger students involved.
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Chateau
Lyle Jones
Rachel Gitchel
Gordon Broeder
Arlene Broeder
Fred Broeder
School Work And Clean Rooms Noted At Local School
The report highlights a tidy classroom after a recent cleaning, first graders finishing spelling booklets, and printed animals awarded for every 100 points. The state fair exhibit booklets near completion while the eighth grade reviews several subjects in anticipation of a busy term. Jean Passmore stayed with Rachel Gitchel Thursday and blackboards got a fresh coat of liquid stain.
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Marjorie Roberts
Jean Passmore
Rachel Gitchel
Airplane Drops Hay Bombs to Aid Stranded Deer
Montana sportsmen hear modern fish and game management through KGIR radio talks. Butte listeners learned of hay bombing as airplanes drop forage to stranded and hungry deer amid heavy snow, illustrating new practices for wildlife support.
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Montana
Butte
KGIR
Voice of Montana
Montana Elks Census By Air Inspects Northern Yellowstone Herd
Montana wildlife officials plan an aerial census of elk herds in the northern Yellowstone area and Sun River region. Pilot Bob Johnson will fly ranger George Baggley and film crews to photograph and study conditions as part of the national elk census effort.
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Idaho
Montana
Yellowstone
Sun River
Bob Johnson
Missoula
George Baggley
Glacier Park Trail to be Oiled to Bynum This Summer
Fairfield reports say Glacier Park trail will be oiled along Highway 18 up to Bynum during the coming summer. The plan aims to improve road surface and access for locals and travelers. Local officials expect smoother travel and reduced dust in the route vicinity.
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Fairfield
Glacier Park
Bynum
Shortlived Glory The Fifth Century Athens
An ancient note observes a brief era of Athenian splendor confined to the fifth century BCE, highlighting its intense but fleeting cultural and political impact within a single century.
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Athens
Christ
First M. E. Church Sunday services notice
The First M. E. Church lists Sunday events on April 17 with church school at 10:00 a m worship at 11:15 led by Minister E R Kaemmer Rev Spaulding expected at the service Intermediate league at 6:00 p m and senior league at 7:00 p m John Doe note not present in text
Tax proposal discussed at duck hunting club meeting
The club debated an opening and closing tax on duck hunting munitions to address the national situation. A letter from state game warden Robert H. Hill was read and the club was asked for an opinion on proposed dates.
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Robert H. Hill
Hunting season dates set with earlier opening
The club voted to open hunting on September 16 and close on November 16 to fit migratory patterns. They also reduced the bag limit to 10 to curb slaughters. Officers were reelected, expenses noted, and Pond rearing work discussed pending state department action with no drive against predators this year.
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Harrison Craig
George Cox
City Water Works
Cox
Treasury
Local Classifieds Include Nursery Orders and Farm Equipment
State Nursery accepting orders for trees shrubs plants and seeds from Mrs C H Porter at Chateau. For rent modern apartment and small house inquiries through Mrs C Hansen and C W Wymer. For sale used John Deere tractor multiple plows discs and drill by Te ton Implement Co Chateau. Caragana seedlings sold by Mrs B O Price. Living room set and piano for sale via Mrs E J Hirshberg.
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C. H. Porter
Chateau
C. Hansen
Cc. W. Wymer
John Deere
Teton Implement Co
Chateau, Mont
J. A. Baart
B. O. Price
E. J. Hirshberg
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Teton
Highview
al Sherman
Home Owned and Operated
Choteau, Montana
Catsup
Libby’s
Clorax
Prunes
Campbell’s
Wheaties
Nash
Lem
the FC
Rexall Drug Store
Choteau Drug Store
the Post 1
Llowing Dealers
VERN
Dairy Department
Montana State College
J. A. Nelson
The
Chateau Creamery
Glacier Park Trail
M. E. Church
Craig
Boston Terrier
H. van Wichen
Bale
Mont
Turkey Power
C. G. Passmore
L. E. Taylor C
Oldsmobile
Oldmobile
Teton Service CO
Choteau, Mont
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