Teton County High School Nears Completion
The new Teton County High School building is nearly finished with interior work on the top floor and main floor advancing. Officials plan a four year agriculture program under Jack Sweat and convert the old building into a dormitory for thirty girls with matron in charge.
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Teton County
Montana
Jack Sweat
Feton County
Reeset
Teton
Service Men urged to apply for Victory Medals at Chateau Post
Cha teau Post No 6 asks ex service men to file for Victory Medals with battle clasps. Discharge or certified copy required for battle claims. Blanks for enlisted, officers, and next of kin available. nurses and field clerks blanks pending. See Adjutant M. G. Read at the sheriff's office in Chateau. Ryton Butte reports Montana labor shortage driving farmers to city hunts for help.
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Chateau Post No. 6
M. G
Chateau
Ryton Butte
Butte
Montana
Dillon Hautcé
Lincoln
Depot Reconstruction Begins After Fire Damage
A Milwaukee work train delivered a crew to Chateau on Monday to restore a depot partially destroyed by fire. Crews will replace siding, lay a new waiting room and office floor, and repair the roof. Agent Tennant has endured hardships, improvising an office in the baggage room.
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Milwaukee
Chateau
Tennant
Choteau Defeats Valier 15–2 in Big Northern Montana Ball Tilt
Gorham's Choteau squad crushed Valier 15 to 2 on the Chateau diamond last Sunday. Kenyon pitched superbly for Chateau, fanning 15 and allowing four Valier hits as Chateau built early leads and sailed to the win. Buckley starred defensively for Chateau and Cardell made a notable left field catch. A return game on Valier’s diamond is planned.
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Chateau Diamond
Gorham
Doc Powell
Valerians
Valier
Montana
Erwin
Walier
Rigler
Choteau
McGregor
Jack
Putnam
Kenyon
Chateau
Harry
Putnar
Aly
Bals
Buckley
Cardell
Howard
Guthrie
Waller
Conrad
Cascade
Powell
Vailier
Cheteau
Walier—Powell
Nelson
Broadhead
Livinggood
Warczak
Palin
Daum
Roberts
Erwin and Putnam
Erwin and Putnam, P. Chateau—Rigler, Cf; McGregor, 2B; ‘Nelson
Clarkeson
Weisner
P. G. C. Core
Cascade F
Fragmentary note on multi headed creature reference
A fragment notes a hydra like creature with many heads and mentions third parties. The text is incomplete but implies numerous heads or entities linked to the phydra figure.
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Phydra
Montana county ballot slate expands to record 44 names
Monday marked the final day for candidates to file for county offices as nominations close Tuesday, August 24. Forty four names will appear on both Democratic and Republican tickets, creating the longest Montana ballot in state history.
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Montana
Forest Fires Beyond Control In Montana Reports
Seven large fires were listed beyond control near Kalispell but other areas showed improvement after rains. Deputy Forest Sheriff Sherlock cited news from State Forester Van Hook that the Jens area fire is under control. The Blackfoot near Ovando burned about 80 acres in heavy timber but was reported in good shape.
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Kalispell
Montana
H. L. Sherlock
Sherlock
J. C. van Hook
Jens
Blackfoot
Ovando
Local and state government slate listed with officers
A long roster enumerates officials and candidates including Nelson Story Jr and Charles Avery as attorney general, Rankin secretary of state, Butterfield state treasurer, and multiple county positions such as clerk, sheriff, treasurer, assessor, and coroner. The list also includes the superintendent of public instruction, railroad commissioner, house representatives, county commissioners, clerk of the district court, surveyor, schools superintendent, coroner, and justice of the peace District No. 1, with names for each office.
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Democratic Party
Congress
J. T. ‘Carroll M. McCusker
Supreme Court
W. W., Palmer Harlow Pease
John W. Stanton
Frank
A. H. McConnell
Etretary of State
R. A. Haste T Herbert M. Peet Tate
R.wv
House of Representatives
Sohn
T. “Hart -Roy
Inbody
Oounty
Algon Udinounty
E. D. Forrest
Alfred Schibsted
Rupert W. Bruce
H. P. Kreuger
G. B. Ziegler
Republican
Carl W
H. Stevens
B. Reynolds
Frank N. Utterovernor
Robert. Lee Clinton Joseph
M. Dixon
S. C. Ford
Ronald. Higgins
Daniel W.slayton Harry
Nelson Story Jr
H. Williams
Charles E. Avery
L. V. Boileau
L. A. Foot
Fred C. Gabriel Ulysses Allison Gribble
William TE. Jones
Wellington D
May Trumper
W. L. Collins
A. E. McFatridge
A. Rasmussen
Samuel M. Ross Webber
John B. Bohling Harmon
Permanent organization of Women Voters formed in Chateau
The Teton County League of Women Voters formed a permanent organization Tuesday with strong rural attendance and plans for a constitution and dues. Mrs I A Foot reported on the Great Falls convention. Mrs B O Price and Mrs Lloyd Nett elected to officer posts. Aims include civics and geography study with programs and speakers from the state league or university extension. The league remains non-partisan and urges voting while leaving party choice to individuals.
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Teton County
Great Falls
B. O. Price
Lloyd Nett
Eee Phe
Peinherahl
State League
State University Extension Division
League
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Miss Scheuter
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