Pendleton Child Crowned Baby Queen at Coronation
Little Shirley Ann Elam of Pendleton, two and a half years old, was crowned Baby Queen at a July 31 coronation in the public library. Judges included three doctors for health and beauty experts, while six Pendleton women judged beauty. 187 children aged one month to five years entered. Shirley and baby king Larry Anderson each received silver loving cups from the Pythian Sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Ore
Little Shirley Ann Elam
Rro] Elam
Little Shirley
Mather
Veda Denison
Chateau
Larry Anderson
Baby King
Merle Anderson
Oregon
Shirley
Larry
Pythian
Shirley Ann
Montana Unemployed Relief Costs 35 Cents on Dollar
The July report shows $262,569.12 spent to provide $750,977.16 in relief in Montana, equating to 35 cents on the dollar. Federal aid totaled $1,013,546.28 while payroll accounted for about 25 percent of the one month outlay. Voucher checks reflect money expended on relief cases, and $49,355.43 of state funds were used for actual relief beyond payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Relief Commission
John J. Holmes
Teton County PEOs Win Prizes at North Montana Fair
Teton county exhibitors and contestants collected numerous prizes at the North Montana fair in Great Falls. The Fairfield community won best artistic booth for the ninth year in a row, with the Weather Works team credited for preparation. The week saw record attendance until the last day, which was marked by high wind and a dust storm. The Chateau band performed on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Great Falls
Fairfield
Chateau
Thursay
Two-Year Diplomas Granted by State Normal College
Among 48 graduates listed Thursday are Eugenia S. Maynard of Chateau and William A. Moser of Agawam who received two year diplomas from the State Normal College at Dillon. They comprise the fourth division of the class of 1935 and were presented at a summer term commencement. Mrs. Maynard has returned to Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugenia S. Maynard
Chateau
William A. Moser
Agawam
State Normal College
Dillon
Maynard
Choteau
High School Dormitory Opens for Next School Year
The dormitory will open the evening of September 2. Weekend returners pay $12, while residents stay at $13 for four weeks, payable in advance. All rooms are steam heated and electric lighted.
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Judith Basin
P. & G. White
Kalsomine
Jergen
Irencaset
Jae
Prunes
Hirshberg’s
Farmer
Ww. J. Lock
Dutton
W. J. Lock
C. O. Haugen
Arthur Bremer
Rufus A Marsh
C. QO. Juelfs
Dotton
Juelfs
F. M. Blaver
Wood Carvine
Hermann Ansylinger
Fred Swensson
Collins
M. K. Luther
A. W. Walker
Curtis Shaw
Rye
J. J. McInerney,Jr
Victory Oats
May’ Gronberg
Dale School
Ina Hanson
Dorothy Dale
United States
Bird House
Gerald McCrae
James Burrows
Clifford Lake
North Deep Creek
Doheny School
Morence Flick
Greenfields School
Hazel Depner
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Dorothy Allum
Margaret Hodgskild
Dandy's Decorators Improvement Club
Pendroy
Greenfield
Stanley Cunningham
Lois Hodgskiss
North Mont
Booth
Huse
Super-Shell
H. A. Hanson
Cleir
J. B. Conner
Farmington
Otto Schaeffer
Ray R. Porter
Bynum
Bynum Davis
Dupuyer Store CO
Dupuyer
Choteau Hardware CO
NEW Choteau
Tom's
Cheteau
Mrs. J. Wilson Moore
Bynum, Mont
Tom’s Service Station
Chick” Sulgrove, Prop
Chevrolet
Wallace Motor Go
Mont
Iay
Rexall Drug Store
United Drug Company
Teton Drug CO
Choteau, Montana
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