Teton High School Notes Highlight School Activities
Freshmen hang a pride banner as Sophomores envy it. A well attended Freshmen dance featured blue and white decor and thrift stamp sales. Seniors rehearse Diamonds for a two week play while finals near. The new service flag with 25 stars is dedicated, honoring local students serving country. Merrill Luther returns, Vernon Cordier and Harold Forrest resume attendance after absences. Professor Whipple from Bozeman speaks on college advantages.
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Sammy
Kaiser
Albegra I
Glee Club
Marsailles
Phil I. Cole
Teton County High
Merrill Luther
Professor Whipple
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Vernon Cordier
Harold Forrest
Third Liberty Loan Campaign Success in Teton County
The third Liberty loan drive shows increased allotments across all sections of Teton county and Chateau area residents largely subscribed through banks. The report notes honor flags may be awarded to towns exceeding quotas, and outlines how bonds translate into wartime goods from rifles to X ray equipment and bicycles for infantry units.
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Teton County
United States Treasury Department
War Department
Red Cross Lists Refugee Garment Plans and Donations
The bulletin details garment tasks for women unable to attend meetings and junior auxiliaries, urges coordinating with school work, and notes that refugee clothing production should not hinder surgical dressings. It itemizes recent contributions by towns and schools, including socks, sweaters, bed shirts, and gun wipes, with quantities and donors.
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Teton County
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Bynum
Cleir
Farmington
Plumerton
F. G. Weaver
J. G. Eisenpeter
iCollins
Cut Bank
Liberty Auxiliary
Brady
Bole
Johnson School Junior Red Cross
Fairfield
T. U
Comfort kit donations and wartime shipmen t from Paton County
Paton County volunteers report a large wartime aid shipment including bed shirts sweaters washcloths socks and pajamas sent August 11. A letter from Captain L A Foot describes comfort bags from Montana troops in France noting ivory soap as especially valued and praising the local effort amid camp life without bathtubs or laundry facilities. A Chateau Rod and Gun Club meeting opposed wholesale game slaughter and approved fish wheel demonstrations for irrigation on Spring Creek.
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L. A. Foot
France
Paton County
Gross
Chateau, Montana
United States
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
John T. Moore
J. B. Stephens
U. S
Congress
Moore
Spring Creek
Enforcing Food Regulations in Anaconda
State Food Administrator Atkinson visited Anaconda to meet food dealers and inspect wholesalers. He ordered J B Gnose to release 200 sacks of sugar beyond permitted supply and provide compliance proof by April 15. Gnose is a state senator from Deer Lodge County.
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Anaconda
Montana
Atkinson
Butte
J. B. Gnose
Gnose
Deer Lodge County
Woman's Club launches junk drive for Red Cross funding
General Leonard Wood calls for total national effort as Chateau Woman's Club mobilizes to collect scrap rubber tires iron lead zinc copper aluminum and more to fund Red Cross. May 8 is set for wagon pickup. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co offers storage. Scouts and Junior Red Cross aid in gathering and sorting junk for sale to support war needs.
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Canada
Red Cross
Woman's Club of
Chateau
Sweet
Rogers-Templeton Lumber Company
Woman's Club
Red ‘Cross
Ned Cross
Rogers-Templeton , Lumber Co
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by Clerk Jacobson
The past week data lists licenses issued by Clerk of the Court Paul Jacobson. White Antelope and Soft Woman Heavy Breast of Browning, Maurice Call and Olive Robidds of Choteau, Jos. O. Carrier and Julia Demnary of unknown residence remain incomplete in the record.
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Paul Jacobson
Browning
Maurice Call
Olive Robidds
Choteau
Jos. O. Carrier
Julia Demnary
Enlisted Serviced Calls List Updated for April 27 and May 10
A corrected list shows 38 men departing April 27 from Chateau to Great Falls for a special train to Camp Lewis. Names include Chas Boekme, Walter Clothas, Ray Holcomb, Wallace Bisnach, Leland Hardisty, Dabney Humble, Leslie Badgley, Kyle Jones, Melchor Solee, Albert Grechlich, Benjamin Blair, John Drake, Edward Stern, Frank Pickavet, Clifford Gallagher, Armajoe Pattenson, Egnas Poska, Henry Williams, Marley Hanna, John Suseland, Howard Horton, Manza Rideout, David Jones, Barre Schmidt, Ole Anderson, Edwin Hanks, David O’Boyle, George Knopps, Percy Robertson, William Nigg, John Nesbitt, Henry Bentley, Roy Lindberg, William Gowan, Fred Sether, Richard Dean, Reuben Simpson, Harry Kienholts. A second May 10 call lists Seth Roll, Leon Wilcomb, Bert Newton, Reyace Bush, Nils Nielsen, Henry Kiecker, Albert Baggenstoss, Thomas Siler, Alphonse La Rocque, Edwin Parker.
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Chas. T. Boekme
Walter
Denis Clothas
Great Walls
Ray E. Holcomb
Browning
Wallace T. Bisnach
Spokane
Leland Hardisty
Great Falls
Dabney Lincoln Humble
Bynum
Leslie R. Badgley
Davenport
Wash
Kyle Jones
Melchor J. Solee
Conrad
Albert Benjamin Grechlich
St. Paul
Benjamin L. Blair
Cut Bank
John Neill Drake
Manson
Edward C. Stern
Walier
Frank E. Pickavet
Clifford Gallagher
Tangonoxie
Kas
Armajoe Hartwell Pattenson
Maiden Rock
Wis
Egnas Poska
Collins
Henry Williams
Marley Hanna
John Suseland
Brady
Howard Horton
San Francisco
Cal
Manza R. Rideout
David Walter Jones
Barre Schmidt
Fairfield
Ole Anderson
Forest City
Iowa
Edwin Harold Hanks
David Kerr O’boyle
Valpariso
Ind
George Knopps
Braidy
Percy Robertson
Wiliam Frederick Nigg
John Arthur Nesbitt
Seattle
Henry Conrad Bentley
Dutton
Roy Lindberg
Grant
Mich
William Garrett Gowan
Dupuyer
Fred Sether
Richard John Dean
Reuben Lee Simpson
New Kamilphe
Harry M. Kienholts
Seth R. Roll
Leon Albert Wilcomb
Power
Bert H. Newton
Reyace Bush
Damacus
Nils
Christian Nielson
Lyons
Nebr
Henry H.kiecker
Fairfax
Minn
Albert Baggenstoss
Thomas W. Siler
Bliss
Okla
Alphonse la Rocque
Fowler
Edwin Hickman Parker
Lame Deer
Mont
Primary nominations filed for county offices in Montana
County Clerk Garrett reports three petitions for August county primary nominations. Republican candidates include Sheriff hopeful I.8 S. Martine promising economical, efficient enforcement. County Clerk and Recorder candidate John L. Lundgren pledging economical, efficient duties. Assessor candidate H. W. Timothy vowing a square deal for every taxpayer.
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Garrett
S. Martine
Montana
John L. Lundgren
H. W. Timothy
K. K. Klub
E. J. Crary
Hazel Thompson
Helen Sturgeon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teton High School
Third Liberty
Red
Ers
iThe L. M. C
Layette
John Roof
George Roof
W. D. Luther
U. S. Inf. A. BE
ROD & Gun Club Meeting
Leonard Wood
Liberty
First National Bank
Citizens State Bank
Acantha
Camp Lewis
Ferdinand Foch
Charles’ Martel
Chicago
Wisconsin
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