Declamatory Contest Set at High School April 28
Principal A B Guthrie announces the annual high school declamatory contest for Thursday evening April 28 at the high school. Fifteen students prepared under Miss Ruth Jarl for a preliminary afternoon session that selects eight to ten finalists for the evening program and the state contest in Missoula. Admission 25 cents funds the accompanying faculty member to Missoula. Mrs C W Murch of Great Falls is sought as judge for both sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Ruth Jarl
Missoula
Guthrie
C. W. Murch
Great Falls
Postponed county athletic meet moved to May 14
Cold weather forced the annual all county and district athletic meet from April 30 to May 14 as announced by county superintendent Mrs Anna E Stafford. The scholastic meet remains April 23 with events and judging staff listed and medals and cups planned for winners. A Field Day parade will spotlight child health and forest conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Montana
Estella Ryan
Whittier
Great Falls
Hanson
Dora Luke
Finch
Cascade County
Ross Robertson
Pondera County
Waldo Oberg
Chateau
Stafford
Power
Ater
Forest Service
State Health Department
Two Teton students chosen for Bozeman meet
Miss Agnes Nasset and Gordon Holmes will represent Teton County high school at the state scholarship contest in Bozeman this spring. Nasset won second in senior speed typing and first in senior typing accuracy at the district Great Falls contest, while Holmes took first in geometry in the academic division at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nasset
Gordon Holmes
Teton County High School
Bozeman
A. B. Guthrie
Nasset
Great Falls
Ill Mrs Shook Hopes for Recovery at Chateau Hospital
Emma Shook is ill at the Chateau hospital. John Leithead, who underwent appendicitis surgery at Gray hospital last week, is improving rapidly and expects to go home today or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Shook
Chateau Hospital
John Leithead
Gray Hospital
Hearing on Bynum Reservoir Fowl Refuge Proposal
State Game Warden Robert H. Hill held a brief hearing on a petition to establish a migratory game fowl refuge at the Bynum reservoir and shoreline. Local clubs protested. Tim Cook urged refuge creation while questions about reservoir jurisdiction and district ownership were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum Reservoir
Robert H. Hill
Game Commission
Bynum
Helena
Commission For
Bynum Rod & Gun" Club
Kyle Jones
Bret Read
Jack Boettcher
Shorty
Laconnelle
Bynum Organization
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Tim Cook
Bynum Rancher
Mgr. Hill
State Commission
Irrigation
Hill
Chateau
Wilcoxson
Great Falls
Teton County High School Board Elects Faculty Members
The Teton County high school board elected next year’s faculty at a recent organizing meeting. Re-elected Mildred Forrest faced contract resignation and Anna T. Nelson of Forsyth was chosen to fill the vacancy. Other staff including Mona McIntosh Waldo Oberg Geneva Carroll Ruth Jarl Alva Larson and Verne Ashley resigned or were re employed with new duties to April 28 and next year. Officers re elected: W. H. Gorham president J. G. Jackson vice president and Mrs. Anna E. Stafford clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board ‘of Trustees
Teton County
A. W. Johnson
J. Kent Mideett
Midgett
Ruth Jarl
Alva Larson
Olive M. Scholz
Verne Ashley
Kalispell
W. H. Gorham
J. G. Jackson
Anna E. Stafford
Lewis and Clark officers escort George Cox to Helena
county officers left for Helena with George Cox who was taken into custody on a war rant charging non support of his minor children who reside at Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark County
Helena
George Cox
Augusta
Lewis and Clark Forest Its Mountains and Resources
The Lewis and Clark Forest covers 810 731 acres of rugged terrain from high peaks to rolling plains. It supports elk, deer, moose and other wildlife while grazing 7000 cattle and 15000 sheep in summer. Fire, timber harvests, and public cooperation affect its future, water supply, and recreation value for Montana communities.
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Lewis & Clark Forest
Sun River
Montana
Toughtning
Plains
Sheriff Recovers Pony Stolen From Julius Stenson Ranch
Sheriff Colins and under sheriff Billings recovered a pony stolen last week from the Julius Stenson ranch near Chateau. Two Shelby boys George and Howard Shelton and Fred Coffman were arrested. Coffman released after examination. The trio had stopped at the Stenson ranch en route south and tied the pony to a hay rack before being traced to Square Butte vicinity. The elder Shelton, held on $1000 bond. the younger is detained for a district court hearing set April 28 guided by Judge Greene. The case includes potential link to a missing turkey at the Jack Campbell ranch en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Stenson
Chateau
Shelby Boys
George
Howard Shelton
Fred Coffman
Sheltons
Stensons
Colins
Billings
Stenson
Square Butte
Forth Shaw
Coffman
Shelton
Mr. Billings
Geo. Coffey, Jr
Butte
Choteau
Pony
Stenson Ranch
Shelton Boys
Shelby
Jim Shelton
C. James Smith
Greene
Jack Campbell
Pendray
T J Moore Dies In California
T J Moore a Choteau pioneer died in Chula Vista California after a two month cancer illness He was 75 the end was expected He leaves four sons and a daughter plus a brother in San Diego He was a longtime Chateau lodge member and earlier owned land in the city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Moore
Chula Vista
California
EF. E
John T. Moore
Mr. Moore
Frank Moore
Frank
John Moore
Chateau
Halbert W
Priest River
Idaho
Ard
San Diego
Arley
Ernest L
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Roy Franklin
Moore
Shula Vista
West Virginia
Indiana
Montana
Alberta
Chateau Lodge No 11
Eastman Roadmaster Visited Cha teau on Official Business
Wm Eastman of Conrad and Great Northern roadmaster was in Cha teau on official business Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Eastman
Conrad
Great Northern Roadmaster
Chateau
Record April temperatures and rainfall in Teton county
Tuesday night the thermometer in Teton county fell to 2 degrees below zero close to the county record for April. County Agent Robert Clarkson notes April highs reach 5 degrees above zero and April averages around 41 degrees, with precipitation varying from traces to over two inches in different years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Co-Operative Weather Observer
Clarkson
Teton Students Win Honors at District Scholarship Contest
Teton county high school students won honors at the annual district scholarship contest in Great Falls. Centerville won first in academics while Belt led in commercial subjects. Teton placed second in commercial and fourth in academic divisions with a total points lead over other schools. Individual winners included Gordon Holmes and Agnes Nasser with top finishes in geometry and senior typing accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Great Falls
Centerville High School
Belt
Teton
Centerville
Fort Benton
Ursuline Academy of Great Falls
Gordon Holmes
Agnes Nasser
John Peterson
Miles Standish
T. Swenson
Lucille Morgan
Patsy Pridham
Great Falls Scholarship Meet Honors Senior Typists
Agnes Nasset earned second in senior speed typing and first in senior typing accuracy while Alicia Tokerud placed third in junior shorthand. One hundred twenty five contestants entered the first district scholarship meet at Great Falls High School. Great Falls did not participate. Principal Mays and faculty assisted in judging the papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Nasset
Agnes ‘Nasset
Alicia Tokerud
Great Falls
Teton
Great Falls’ High School
Mays
Falls School
Domestic Science Class Hosts Board Members Dinner
Miss Mildred Forrest and domestic science students hosted a dinner at the high school last Saturday for board members and their wives and Principal and Mrs. A. B. Guthrie. The event marks the annual closing months tradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Forrest
A. B. Guthrie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ory
Declan
High School
Gorham
Jackson
Mrs. Stafford
First National Bank
Choteau, Montana
Liberty Loan
Lewis & Clark ‘Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Commercial
Health and
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