Teton County School Census Counts Population Shifts
The annual census by County Superintendent Inez Eckford shows 1858 persons of school age and 566 under six in Teton County this year. A year’s comparison reveals 31 fewer school age youths and 23 more children under six, with Chateau totaling 421 in school age this year versus 432 last year and under six rising from 93 to 116.
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Teton County
Inez Eckford
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Helena Novy
Population shifts in Fairfield and Dutton districts
In Fairfield district 21 school age population rose from 234 to 239. Dutton district 28 increased from 157 to 174. Decreases are seen in Bynum and Power districts as indicated by district listings.
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Fairfield
Dutton
Bynum and Power
Public School Honors Roll and Christmas Events
The article lists scholastic and citizenship honor roll names by grade from first to eighth. It notes a picture posing contest at 3:00 PM in the grade school auditorium, an upcoming Christmas assembly on December 21 with separate lower and upper grade times, a two week Christmas vacation, and a January 7 return date. The glee clubs will sing at the contest, with poses offered at a Wednesday assembly next week.
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Joan Allen
Lawrence Burlingame
Lorna Corbett
Eloise MacDonald
Donald Passmore
Elaine Passmore
Pearl Vigen
Billy Luther
Miles Olsen
Howard Wilson
Edna Arensmeyer
Lucille Olson
Jean Smith
Janiece McClue
Harriet Olson
Billy Daley
Betty Coffey
Leath Ferris
Lois Mae Duits
Audrey Lawson
Patricia Strom
Thola Ruth O’hare
Anna Luinstra
Dorothy Jackson
Mildred Depner
Lola Mae Burns
Clark Inbody
Kathleen Wallace
Helen Burke
Lenora Eschandi
Billie Baillie
Gene Burke
Robert Gulbrandsen
Lois Hodgskiss
Jack Hodgskiss
Robert Kropp
Harry Luinstra
Dorothy Moore
Hatfield Rosengren
Gladys Smith
Audrey Seufert
Jimmie Ferris
Hazel Bleeker
Bobby Scott
Walter Yeager
Jimmie Adams
Bobby Carlson
Arthur Kregness
Hazel Allum
Mary Lou Forest
Loretta Dutro
Constance Dellno
Bernice Foster
Hugh McLaan
Janice McClue
Charles Cooper
Joe Stark
Evelyn van Auken
Bernice Richem
Louis Mae Duits
Ethel Wright
Maxine Sturgis
Harriet Paulus
Ruth O’hare
Alene Proff
Donald McGinnis
Jonas Dewitt
Bob Dellwo
Ward Burke
Alfred Blomberg
Paul Alzheimer
James Dellwo
Arman Allum
Fern Broeder
Lucy Brown
Bessie Conlin
Marian Corbett
Alice Glavey
Martha Hirshberg
Charles Johns
Claude Johns
James Rose
Trina Shama Gladys Smith
Frances Stark
Avis van Auken
Frank Clark
Donald MacDonald
Beulah Roll
Robert Armstrong
Don Corbett
Jerome McClue
Sam
Beck Farmers Union News Beats Dec 7 Meeting With Junior Program
Beck local No. 163 held a large gathering Friday night December 7 for its first junior program a grand success. John O Day and Arnold Beck drew praise in a spirited talk. Juniors performed a Walkathon imitation and Jerome Toenyes with Bernard offered piano and banjo pieces. Miss Ara LeCote led the program. After business dancing followed with a noon lunch prepared by Mrs. Conrad Wittke Mrs. Geo Gamradt and Mrs. Matt Scharfer. Officers to be elected January second Friday seeks a record crowd. County Agent Fred Willson and president Dave Scarrow spoke on club work with Mrs J B Toensyt adding remarks. Willson urged boys and girls to secure calves or pigs soon.
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Farmers Union
Beck
John O’day
Arnold Beck
Great Falls
Jerome Toenyes
Bernard
Jerome
Bernas
Araa LeCote
Conrad Wittke
Geo. Gamradt
Matt Scharfer
Fred Willson
Dave Scarrow
J. B. Toensyt
Willson
Author and Wife Move to Browning After Chateau Stay
A Browning dispatch dated Dec. 9 reports author James Willard Schultz and his wife have moved to Browning to gather material for a new book. The Schultzs had been residents of Chateau briefly, with Mrs. Schultz a FERA case worker. The piece recounts Schultz’s book Gold Dust and his close ties with the Piegan Blackfeet, including stories of Hugh Monroe known as Rising Wolf and Schultz’s return to tribal life.
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Chateau
Teton County
Great Falls
James Willard Schultz
Schultz
Rice Auto Court
FERA
Court House
Browning Dispatch
Hugh Monroe
J. H. Sherburne
Star Community Hall
Amelia
Canada
Missouri River
Mr. Schultz
Old Holy Family
Browning
Monroe
Rising Wolf
Mrs. Schultz
Coat
No-coat
No Coat
New Dodge and Plymouth Cars on Display at Chateau Garage
The Chateau garage shows 1935 Dodge and Plymouth models from Chrysler with 4 door sedans arriving last week. Increased horsepower over 1934, redesigned lower body lines, and engineers aiming for faster and safer performance. Front wheel springing mechanism updated.
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Chateau
Dodge
Plymouth
Chrysler Motor Company
Farmington Social Roundup Includes Visits and Visits
Farmington residents shared a busy weekend with trips to Great Falls and Agawam. Howard Hanson hosted visitors. Henry Weist and daughter Henrietta dined with the Woodward family. Gregor Tangen and Mrs Swenson joined Great Falls excursions.
Local 4 H clubs elect officers and plan 1935 name
The home of leader Mrs Everett DeRusha hosts an organization meeting with officers elected for the 4 H Sewing club renamed Scissors Snippers for 1935. Dorothy Swenson is president with Edna Otness, Cora Otness, Lois Swenson and Alma Camden among members.
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Wm. Breere
Great Falls
Lois Swenson
Alma Camden
Esther
Rose Camden
K. R. Smith
A. O. Longmuir
D. G. Seekins
Tucson
Arizona
Local Residents Share Weekend Trips and Socials
Mr and Mrs Dell Green spent Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Fred Coyte in Choteau. Reid Swenson and Roy Hanberg attended a hog inspectors meeting in Choteau. Emerson Rowley traveled to Great Falls for shopping and returned Friday. Several couples took turkeys to Great Falls for the holiday. Stott family and relatives returned from Flathead. Jennie Burke visits Rowan. Max Moore works for Bartley near the mountains. Relief Society bazaar draws crowds with many fine articles sold. Mortensen siblings visit from Flathead. Dell Green and Reid Swenson shop in Great Falls. Blanche Rowley visits Chateau with her husband in hospital. Woods of Great Falls visits on project Tuesday. Dell Green and Bert Stott with Reid Swenson also present.
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Dell Green
Fred Coyte
Choteau
Reid Swenson
Roy Hanberg
Emerson Rowley
Great Falls
Willson Moore
Bert Jensen
Orr Stott
Gerald Stott
Eunice
George Mortensen
Leo Howell
Mark Mortensen
Flathead
Blanche Rowley
Chateau
Woods of
Bert Stott
Reid
Swenson Attends Recreation Party at Chateau
Swenson attended a Saturday evening recreation party at Chateau and enjoyed the event. Lottie Lords returned home from Great Falls where she had been working. Mr and Mrs W M Harris of Agawam visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Joe Lightfoot.
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Swenson
Chateau
Lottie Lords
Great Falls
W. M. Harris
Agawam
Joe Lightfoot
Williams S. L. K. Formula Arrives in Your Community
A druggist in town offers Williams S. L. K. Formula the new remedy bringing relief to users. Bottles are now available locally and ready for purchase to test its claimed benefits.
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Williams S. L. K. Laboratories
Williams S. L. K
Get Back Your Pep Williams S L K Formula Ad
Get back your pep with Williams S L K Formula for stomach liver and kidney disorders. It relieves dyspepsia biliousness gassy stomach distress after eating heartburn sour stomach constipation headaches neuritis and rheumatism. Get a bottle today from Rexall Drug Store.
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Williams S. L. K
Rexall Drug Store
Adyvy
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Jesus Saves
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Beck Farmers’ Union News
Farmington
Howard Hanson
Henry Weist
Henrietta
Woodward Home
Gregor Tangen
C. A. Peterson
Albert Lindseth
Farrington
Peterson
Chateau Ast
Pan McCormack
Jack
Speck Denison
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Howard Hank
L. H. Ruiter
Joanne
G. Everett Debusha
Augusta Road
Helmer Anderson
Dick Jones
Darlene
Mrs. Conner
Mr. Conner
BYNUM
Great Northern
Pullmans
Montana
Citizens State Bank
First National Bank
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