Fairfield Boy Second in Regional Flag Contest
A Teton county boy from Fairfield, Clayton Ammondson, placed second in the regional flag competition in Great Falls, trailing winner Robert Tabaracci of Stocker by one third point on a 94 1/3 score. Doris Price of Fairfield finished third in the girls division with 88. Myrl Morris of Belt won with 89 2/3 as Cascade Chouteau and Teton entrants competed. Tabaracci advances to the state contest in Helena.
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Teton County
Great Falls
Clayton Ammondson
Fairfield
Robert Tabaracci
Stocker
Doris Price
Myrl Morris
Belt
Cascade
Chouteau
Teton
Tabaracci Boy
Helena
Teton County Sportsmen's Assn annual meeting notice
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the Teton County Sportsmen's Association will be held at the courthouse in Chateau at 7 p.m. Monday, April 19, 1937. The annual election of officers and directors will take place and other regular and special business will be transacted. All members urged to attend. C. H. McDonald, Sec’y.
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Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Chateau At & P. m
Becker Announces Agency for Cut Bank Refining Co
Glen R Becker of Choteau Montana announces he has accepted the agency for the Cut Bank Refining Co in the territory and offers prompt deliveries of gasoline distillate diesel fuel motor oils and related products Orders may be left at his residence in Choteau with phone 38 W He states he will serve both old and new customers with A products
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Cut Bank Refining Co
Choteau
Glen R. Becker
Mont
Power Happy Chappy 1 H Sewing Club Organized
The Power Happy Chappy 1 H Sewing Club organized in March with Mrs Green as leader and Mrs Mc Dermott as assistant. Fifteen members join. Officers elected include President Natalie McDermott Vice president Von Perusse Secretary treasurer Lydia Menghini Recreation leader Helen Trettin Song and yell leaders Gerry and Phy lis Thompson Reporter Helen Rae McDermott.
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Power Happy Chappy
Scissor Snippers Club Holds First Regular Meeting
The Scissor Snippers club held its first regular meeting on April 10 at Rose Camden's home. Two visitors attended, and after the business meeting the recreation lead continued with activities.
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Scissor Snippers Club
Rose Camden
Swenson Reports On Quiet Games And Lunch Hostess
Dorothy Swenson reports a calm event with participants enjoying quiet games and a delicious lunch served by hostess Rose Camden. The note highlights a small social gathering and friendly activities in a local setting.
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Rose Camden
Dorothy Swenson
Busy Beavers Meet At Verna Huffman Home
The Busy Beavers gathered Friday April 2 at 4 PM at Verna Huffman’s home. President Patty Strom opened the meeting, Marilyn Scott and Margaret Armstrong demonstrated fruit fixings, and games followed under Mrs. FL. W. Smith’s direction. Launch was served. next meeting set for May 7 with Donna Allum.
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Beavers
Verna Huffman
Patty Strom
Marilyn Scott
Margaret Armstrong
FL. W. Smith
Donna Allum
Nella Gaare Debates Supreme Court Reform on KFBB
Miss Nella Gaare a Te ton county high school graduate and Great Falls normal college student spoke on KFBB in a debate on the resolution that the president's plan for reorganizing the supreme court should be adopted. She appeared on the negative side and offered a strong argument.
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Nella Gaare
Teton County High School
Great Falls Normal College
KFBB
Supreme Court
Miss Gaare
Reports Interest in New CCC Enrollments
F R Veeder of Great Falls met in Chateau to discuss the CCC enrollment drive. He said seven Ton county boys had enrolled in the two weeks prior and that 27 youths had recently secured civil service positions. Enrollees are single 17 to 28 year olds and may register at the relief office in the courthouse, with priority for relief families.
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F. R. Veeder
Great Falls
Chateau
CCC
Veeder
State Department of Public Welfare
Teton County
Court House
Montana
Farmington Season Finale Features Skit and Recitation
The last literary of the season was held Friday evening with a program including a skit by Hazel Davidson Paul Alzheimer Mary Alice Davidson and Bobby Proff and a recital by Henry Smith. The contest involved Mrs Geo Slanger Mrs J B Conner Miss Bubs DeRusha Mrs E R McLean and Mrs Everett DeRusha. Lucille and Glen Inbody visited Odessa where they attended their grandmother's funeral. Esther Camden is employed at Nassers.
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Hazel Davidson
Paul Alzheimer
Mary Alice Davidson
Bobby Proff
Henry Smith
Uar
Geo. Slanger
J. B. Conner
Bubs” DeRusha
E. R. McLean
Everett DeRusha
Lucille
Glen Inbody
Odessa
Esther Camden
Nassers
Community Notes From the Ditch Hall and Area Homes
Saturday meeting at the hall and multiple weekend visits across Oilmont Great Falls and nearby farms. Social events include a Ladies Aid lunch an April H D club meeting and chautauqua skits with program at the Lutheran church to follow.
Diamond Valley Socials and Student Scholarship Trip
Mr and Mrs Gutram Odden visited at the M B Bolland home Sunday. Two Diamond Valley high school students, Hazel Goodell in English IV and Mervin Juelfs in Algebra I, went to Great Falls for a scholarship contest. 4 H council attendees from Diamond Valley included Harry Laubach, Harry Schultz, Fred Van Horn, Donald Mack, Mrs Martin Schultz, Mrs Goodell and daughter Edith at Chateau. John Hemstead moved back to the farm. Jack McLean visited Great Falls Saturday. The last community card party of the season was held at the school house Friday night. prize winners were Mrs Goodell and Mr McVicker, first prize, and Mrs Fred Schultz and …
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Gutram Odden
M. B. Bolland
Diamond Valley
Great Falls
Hazel Goodell
Mervin Juelfs
Harry Laubach
Harry Schultz
Fred van Horn
Donald Mack
Martin Schultz
Jack McLean
Goodell
McVicker
Fred Schultz
Schultz Prize and Local Social Updates
Ernest Schultz second prize noted. H D club held a project meeting at Martin Schultz home on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Bowens and Crescentia left for a month in Babb with Mr Bowens. Mrs Ernest McVicker shopped in Great Falls Saturday. Mrs Nels Thisted visited sister Alice Bowens last week. Mr and Mrs Martin Schultz and Betty went to Great Falls Thursday. Betty had dental work done. Hazel Goodell and Veda Thompson visited Elvera Uhlencott in Beck on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs M B Bolland Hod ard and Joyce went to Great Falls Monday. Van Horn entertained Maurers El ton Goods Schaeffers and Mayberrys at dinner Sunday.
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Belle Lindseth
Bill Arenemeyer
Binford
Helen Binford
Hop
G. L Tangen
John Chalmers
Lutheran
H. D. Club
Martin Swanson
Joel Otness
Abe Breere
G. I. Tangen
O. DeRusha
Clarence Stenson
Everett DeRusha
Mission Band of
Dutton
Bredo
Lutheran Church
Ernest Schultz
Martin Schultz
Ernest McVicker
Great Falls
Nels Thisted
Alice Bowens
Betty
Hazel Goodell
Veda Thompson
Elvera Uhlencott
Beck
M. B. Bolland
Hodard
Joyce
van Horns
Maurers
Elton Goods
Schaeffers
Mayberrys
Post Tavern Owner Baillie Leaves for Spokane Visit
R. F. Baillie, proprietor of the Post Tavern in town, departed last Friday for Spokane to spend 10 days with his son Paul at the Washington Trust Co. bank. He is accompanied by Miss Alva Larson and Miss Patricia Weiberg. Larson will stay with Miss Miriam Barnhill and Mrs. Harold Baker, formerly Ruth Billie Bryson, a former Teton county high school teacher. Misa Weiberg
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R. F. Baillie
Post Tavern
Spokane
Paul
Washington Trust Co
Baillie
Alva Larson
Patricia Weiberg
Larson
Miriam Barnhill
Teton County
Harold Baker
Student Returns to School to Submit Monday Assignment
A student prepared to return to class to complete and turn in a school assignment by Monday, aiming to regain momentum after a delay.
Boxing Night Ends Masonic Social Season
The last Masonic social calendar event of the season took place Saturday after a one week postponement due to J E Hodskiss’s death. A boxing match between Chateau boys Joe Stark and Al Blomberg ended in a draw amid cheers and stage coin.
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J. E. Hodskiss
L. E. Taylor
Joe Stark
al Blomberg
Teton High
Irshal Davis
Mac Coffey
Betty Coffey
Mrs Ernest Folda Spends Weekend in Great Falls Visit
Mrs. Ernest Folda spent the weekend in Great Falls visiting friends. She was hosted by local residents and enjoyed social engagements during her stay.
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Ernest Folda
Great Falls
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Teton County Sportsmen’s Assn
C. IX. McDonald, Sec’y
Club News
Farmington
Leslie Chalmers
Bill Arensmeyer
Forseth
H. EB. Hanson
Harold Pasamore
Earl DeRusha
Bob Thorn
Ann Thorn
Emil Depner
Bubs DeRusha
Ming Iona Davidson
Mary Zgoda
Luifhi
California
Ie Towned Fruit Industries Ltd
San Francisco
Diamond Valley News
Ae En Ree
Rome
Hema
Bina, Saad A. Mey
Orien
Mena Ated
Aoe
FORD
Electrolux
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Choteau, Montana
Thrift Cooker
Medina
Modest Sree
Athens
The
Montana Power Go
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