Teton County High School to Open September 8
The 1931 32 term of Teton County High School will start Tuesday September 8 with registration beginning August 15. The dormitory opens September 7 with meals starting that evening. Principal A B Guthrie announces faculty includes M K Luther Miss Harris Miss Tash Miss Vaughn Miss Smith C Hunsaker E C Kieffman and others. Dorm rates are 17 to 18 dollars monthly with full time and weekend options, payable in advance to keep the dorm self supporting.
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Teton County
A.B. Guthrie
Co. H. Davis
Guthrie
A. B. Guthrie
Smith-Hughes Agriculture
M. K. Luther
Margaret Harris
Edith Tash
Marguerite Vaughn
Winnifred Smith
Charles Hunsiker
Gladys Torgerson
Iris Chenoweth
E. C. Kieffman
Kieffman
Montana State College
Miss Chenoweth
Miss Vaughn
Anna B. Stafford
Mrs. Stafford
Will Reopen Flour Mill At Chateau Mill
Martin Depner from Farmington visited town to arrange the reopening of the Chateau flour mill he leased and operated earlier. He reports strong demand and many inquiries about resuming operations, noting the mill will start again by late this week or early next.
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Martin Depner
Farmington
Chateau
Depner
Tax Levy Increases Drive Teton County Rates Higher
Teton County commissioners on the second Monday in August set annual levies rising state and high school taxes. The state levy increased by one mil to 5.333, county general fund up one mil, and county poor fund up half mil, totaling 33 mills for county purposes plus 7 mills for high schools and 6 mills for general school. Taxpayers face higher totals depending on district, livestock ownership, and city limits, with Choteau residents paying 79.333 mills and others about 39.5 to 44.833 mills including livestock and district levies. County clerk cites dwindling funds as reason for increases.
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General Fund
Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Choteau
la. Choteau
Atate
Chateau
Livestock Commission Fund
Livestock Bounty Fund
Livestock Sanitary Board Fund
Geo. Carroll
Gopher
Carroll
County Oas
Esses
Cessetseseneres
Ee Livestock Galore
Toeseade Verhse Aptae
Eeeensecceeesaneee
Ae Poor Fund
Aewensassen McCeencnncces
Ee Bridge
State General Fund
State Greater University
Levies Perdbindnesdinnes
Weseowess
Esensnee
Csesistectsnad
Seeceees Skotnttahewnesa
Aeeceese Acecaees
Enseeee Oaerrs
Many Prizes Are Offered for Club's 31 Flower Show
At a Choteau Woman's Club meeting the 31st annual flower show was planned with 22 varieties listed and subdivisions. Prizes include best overall displays and most artistic bouquets. the event is set for the Thompson Building on Main near the First National Bank on the 22nd.
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Choteau Woman's Club
Gay Franklin
Thompson
Main Avenue
First National Bank
Smith
Y-B
Obert Peterson
M. S. Bullerdick
Chateau
Hannan’s
Chateau Garage
Choteau Drug
Post Tavern
Emerick’s
L. E. Taylor Garage
All-Stars Defeat Sheriffs 5-2 in Season Finale
The All-Stars beat the Sheriffs 5-2 on Sunday in a well played game at the local field. Otness and Earles led the offense with strong at bats, but Otness suffered a ligament injury and a finger break later in the game. Manager Core hinted the season may end unless Conrad's team agrees to play again, with a potential Labor Day tournament on Sept 6-7 if funding is secured.
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All-Stars
Sheriffs
CORE
Conrad
Sheriffs of Great Falls
Otness
Earles
Dirkes
Chuck
Eddie
Teton Independents
Arle Hansen
AB Rhoa Rowe
Harris
Furlong
Anderson
Lopatch
McManus
Robinson
Duckett
Arlo
AB R Hoaoiness
C Ou
O'Hare
A. Hansen
Cardell
G. Hansen
Dale
N.neeeeeneeees
Berg
Harrig
Hansen
Rowe
Ario
California Owls
Oilers
County expects no hay import for Teton cattle
Reliable sources say Teton county will avoid importing hay or straw this fall and winter due to strong forage output on irrigation projects led by Fairfield. Cottonseed cake and some corn remain the main external feeds, with alfalfa prices around 8.06 per stock unit. A hailstorm north of Pendroy added hundreds of tons of potential hay, while many farmers report improvements in range and pasture conditions across the county.
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Acantha
Teton County
Fairfield
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
J. C. Taylor
State College Extension Service
Browning
Chateau
Bill Haime
Haime and Reneker Livestock Commission
Chicago
Haime
Miles City
Montana
Choteau
Jas
Peebles
Teton
Pendray
Wellenstein Ranches
Garnet McDonald
H. J. Moon
W. D. Jones
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County High Shool
Prin. A. B. Guthrie
H. S. Board
Thompson Building
Asters
Hirshberg’s
Chateau Bakery
J. C. Penney Co
W. J. Bloomdahl
Monarch Lumber Co
Beaupre Cafe
Phlox
Tom’s
Rose Garden Cafe
U. S
Milton Christman
Tacoma
Washington
Teton River
E. B. Maynard
A. Hansen Wecessesscresencenesce
Wangen Waces
Cardell Menos
Eusenseesenconsteess
Babs Netiensiaeasi
Grasshopper
Dakotas
Jay
Thie
Citizens State Bank
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