Candy Shop Opened Here Under Junior Achievement Plan
A candy shop opened at the GC. C. Edwards home by Miss Marie Marshall, 15, under the Junior Achievement plan. The project teaches business methods by hands on work, with daily after school hours and weekend operations. She makes the candy, records profits, and plans to invest any earnings in Defense stamps and bonds for college education.
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GC. C. Edwards
Marie Marshall
Marshall
Junior Achievement
Junior Achievement Inc
New York City
Stan-ley
Montana
Community Mourns Death Of Charles Patterson
Residents of Greenfield were shocked by the death of Charles Patterson last Friday morning. Patterson, seemingly in good health, left to tend chores and did not return. Mrs. Patterson reported the missing person and local authorities are responding.
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Charles Patterson
High School Hi-Lites Chronicle Small Town Events
Patterson family mourns death as husband father dies of heart attack. Funeral in Banks Funeral Home and burial in Minnesota planned. two sons Dar and Pat return from army and college. Local teachers enjoy four days off for Thanksgiving. Ninth grade notes, band concert, basketball season, and numerous Thanksgiving gatherings catalog life at Teton high school community.
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Patterson
Banks
Chateau
Fairfield
Minnesota
Don
Polytechnic
Billings
Pat
Louis
Arthur
Elmer Pearson
Donald Lacher
Betsy Norheim
Shelby
W. K. Eaton
Miles City
Fred Raihl
Columbus
Howard Riphenburg
Marines
San Diego
Cal
Virgil
Rolly Bowen
Rolly
Bozeman
Ernest Knight
G. M
Miller
Teton High School
Local youths attend national 4-H Congress in Chicago
Winifred McDermott and James Peden left last Friday as county delegates for the national 4-H Congress in Chicago. Mickey Riphenburg had his tonsils removed at Columbus hospital. Fred Hansen and Jacob Schmidt won first and second prizes at the beet growers meeting in Great Falls for the best yield on 25 acres or less.
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California
Winifred McDermott
James Peden
Chicago
Mickey Riphenburg
Columbus
Fred Hansen
Jacob Schmidt
Great Falls
Farm ers' Union Meet Noted In Bole Briefs
Local brief notes cover the Farmers' Union regular meeting at the hall scheduled for Friday evening December 5. The column lists several households as Thanksgiving visitors and local residents visiting relatives, with notes on Lois Gronberg's Thanksgiving and other area social visits.
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Farmers’ Union
van Auken
Bert Moon
Melvin
Leonard Connole
Donnie
Warren Conmole
Roy Johns
Peter Huidekoper
Ed Bjork
Bremerton
Wash
Montana Tourism Forecast for 1942 Boosts Statewide Travel
Officials of Montanans Incorporated said the 1942 tourist season will exceed the 1941 boom. After a Helena advertising committee meeting they noted that current travel has brought over thirty million dollars to Montana and outlined an expanded program to promote the state as a vacation destination.
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Montana
Montanans, Incorporated
Helena
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Handsome Ray
Slap Happy
Bob
My. Shirley
Washington
Penn, R. R. Co
Capitol City
T. P. T. Club
Roy Bjork
Volta’ Dam
Myles Standish
Ralph Clayton
Dora Standish
Emil Johnson
John Poore
Oliver Forsyth
John Bjork
Kermit Dale
Lorraine
Martin Hanson
Ole Kolste
Bole
Joe Walkington
John Holm
Ben Benson
Arrow
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Sweet’s
Feddie
Toggery
Oxydol
Biddy’s
Ptt
Chateau Food
SEA Foods
Haddock Mackeral Halibut
COD
Ernest Oscar Melby
Montana State University
Sam C. Ford
Dr. Melby
Northwestern University
Hanson Trade School
Fargo
9. D
Ray Claim
H. J. Moon
O. Hanson
Clarence Kramer
By- Thun
Joe Mozer
R.C.A
RADIO
Chick’s Shell Station
Grace O'Neil
Chester
Otness
Pete
R. E. Nelson Insurance ‘Agency
Santa Claus
Chateau Cleaners
Carl Hager
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
WEDUM
Federated
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