Teton High Stays Even With Conrad and Dutton In Hoop Games
Teton High girls beat Conrad 11 to 6 with Weber scoring eight from the field and Paulus adding two points. Conrad won 29 to 14 over Teton in the later boys game as Christensen led Conrad with 16 points. A Dutton doubleheader closed with Teton losing two overtime battles, the boys edging into a 22 to 20 score after two extra periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton ‘High
Conrad
Dutton
Teton Girls
Teton Bulldogs
Weber
Teton High
Paulus
Teton
Embody
Breeden
Christensen
Wallace
Rosengren
Smith
Voss
Strothers
Price
A. Kooistra
Robinson
Porter
Sorenson
Johnson KE. Koistra
Scherpenzeel
Gaare
Hodgskiss
Schultz
F. Flick
Hemstad
Momont
D. Flick
Mainard
Edwards
Bulldogs
Core
Cecesscerescssneseneee
Yeager
Niertheimer
Mack
McRae
Wennennneel
Xmas Party for Young Folks at Dorm
A Christmas party held December 18 at the high school dormitory featured games, dancing to piano by Mrs. Bertha Edwards, and homemade candy and apples for the residents. Gifts were exchanged and matron Mrs. J Willson Moore received a surprise gift from the young attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Edwards
J. Willson Moore
Mountain View 4-H Calf and Pig Club Meeting Cast
The Mountain View Calf and Pig club met at Joe Van Boleum's home on December 21 with all but one member present. Two new members joined. The next gathering is set for January 11, 1936 at Jess Perry's home. A lunch was served by a mother.
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Mountain View
Calf and Pig Club
Joe van Boleum
Jess Perry
Robert van Bolcum
Teton Schools Get Large Sum
The December apportionment from the six mill general school levy, filed by County Superintendent Inez Eckford, marks the largest school funds allotment in years for Teton county. Total for county grade schools reaches 28,574.92 with 1887 school-age residents receiving 15.14 each. prior years show smaller figures, while per capita amounts rise. Distribution by district follows the census figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Eckford
Teton County
Pioneer M Emaar Dies In Gap Country
Sandie M Emaar one of the first settlers in the T L Gap region died at 730 am Sunday at Deaconess hospital after three days illness from chronic nephritis and complications. Born in Holland September 19 1864 he moved to the United States about 35 years ago and settled in the Gap area circa 1905. His wife died years ago and they had no children. Funeral services are at 2 pm from Gospel Tabernacle with Rael G Roberts to conduct and interment in Chateau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matthys Ismaar
T. L. Gap
Deaconess
Mr. Emaar
Holland
Gap
Gospel Tabernacle Church
Chateau
Rael G. Roberts
Msgr Victor Day in Choteau for Christmas Mass
Msgr Victor Day administrator of the Diocese of Helena arrived Monday night and stayed over Christmas as guest of Rev Fr JF Schulte and Rev Fr Jas Sheerin. He led the midnight Christmas Mass in Choteau and celebrated Mass at Bynum at 9 and 9 30. Day is familiar in Choteau and has served as administrator of the diocese on four occasions awaiting a new bishop’s consecration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Day
Helena
JF. Schulte
Jas. Sheerin
Day
Choteau
Bynum
Episcopal guild gathers for Christmas program and officer slate
The Episcopal guild met Friday at Mrs. George Thompson home for a business social session with Christmas carols and a piano solo by Mrs. Millard Bullerdick. Officers elected for the year are Mrs. Cora Cohoe president, Mrs. Obert Peterson vice president, Mrs. C. W. Burns secretary, and Mrs. H. T. Redmond treasurer. Plans include organizing an Episcopal Sunday school with Mrs. Pat Jones superintendent.
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Episcopal Guild
George Thompson
Millard Bullerdick
Cora Cohoe
Obert Peterson
C. W. Burns
H. T. Redmond
Episcopal
Pat Jones
Nurse Home for Christmas
Miss Jean Lasselle of the nursing staff at the Chateau hospital went to Gret Falls to spend Christmas with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Lasselle
The
Chateau Hospital
Gret Falls
County High Schools Share $31,965 in Funds Distribution
The county distributed 1935 high school funds totaling 31,965.53 through Inez Eckford. Teton County High School received 17,676.62 or 55.299 percent, Dutton High School 7,980.51 at 23.713 percent, and Power High School 6,708.60 at 20.987 percent. The year’s total exceeds 1934 by about 37,000 and more than doubles 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Eckford
Teton County High School
Dutton High School
Power High School
Friends Honor Mrs Martha Boutilier on 75th Birthday
Mrs. Martha Boutilier, 75, hosted about 115 guests at the Methodist church on her birthday to raise funds for the Ladies' Industrial. The event featured a turkey dinner, a toast program, group singing, and tributes from A. B. Guthrie and Rev. Edwin. About $30 was donated, and she received a purse, roses, and a birthday cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Boutilier
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Industrial
H. L. Stafford
Fred S. Willson
Mellon
Dover
Chateau
Harry
Rupert
Douglas
Boutilier
Circle A
Industrial
Hirshberg Announces Winners in Prize Drawing Event
Arthur Hirshberg, store manager, announced Tuesday afternoon the winners of the cash and merchandise prize drawing. The $100 in cash went to individuals including Mrs. Hartwick Nelson and Otto Ruebe, with several other cash and merchandise prizes awarded to residents of Choteau and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hirshberg
Arthur Hirshberg
Hartwick Nelson
Choteau
Otto Ruebe
Bill Bateman
A. F. Noreen
Allen Lindseth
Rich
C. K. Malone
C. G. Shepard
H. E. Adams
Jos. Stark
W. C. Rogers
A. C. Hanusa
Percy Hodgskiss
Alex Lemon
Sid Campbell
T. J. Dellwo
A. €. Burbank
Early Morning Fire Damages Chateau Home
A Christmas morning blaze around 2 a.m. damaged the Holmes home, with the living room ruined and furnishings, woodwork, flooring, and rugs harmed. The fire, started in a davenport after the homeowners left town, was discovered after a neighbor reported it, and chemicals were used to extinguish it. The cause is uncertain but may involve a cigarette stub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Holmes
Davenport
Jim Farley and Co. Provide Best Service in Choteau
Postmaster G C Core reports the heaviest Christmas mail in years and praises the staff for excellent service. Jim Farley and Co. remained open late on Christmas Eve to handle late packages and cards, while windows closed Christmas Day per regulations. Betty Webb from the WPA office in Great Falls visited her mother Mrs M M Webb over the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Core
Uncle Sam
Jim Farley & Co
Core
Betty Webb
WPA
Great Falls
M. M. Webb
Christmas Visits From Great Falls Couples
Miss Florence Trescott and Carl Polutnik traveled from Great Falls to spend Christmas with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Trescott. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Earles visited Pendroy with his parents Mr. and Mrs W. J. Earles for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Trescott
Carl Polutnik
Great Falls
Mrs
B. G. Trescott
Herman Earles
W. J. Earles
Pendroy
Many Former Teton High Students Are Home for Holidays
Teton county graduates from Teton High return home for the holidays. About 45 former students are enrolled in State University, State College Bozeman, Oakland Poly technical, Whitman College, Pacific University, Kinman, Intermountain Union, and other schools. Notable names include Ann Eckford Jane Guthry Elsie Hirshberg Virginia Hanson Wayne Gitchel Mary Elizabeth Edwards Margaret Hodgkiss and many others from diverse institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
The
State University
Ann Eckford
Jane Guthrie
Elsie Hirshberg
Virginia Hanson
Joimay Pollock
Jean Larson
Nella Gaare
Marc Butehart
Hazel Goeddertz
Winona Gitchel
Wayne Gitchel
State College
Bozeman
Mary Elizabeth Edwards
Margaret Hodgkiss
Leo Mellon
Jerome Toenges
Helen
Keneth Harmon
Beryl Jones
Billy Jones
John Robinson
Letha Caskey
Roy Tokerud
Carl Maccany
Polytechnic School of Engineering
Oakland
Calif
Grayce Thompson
Whitman College
Walla Walla Wash
Freid Saylor
Washington State College
Pullman
Margaret Doughty
Pacific University
Forest Grove Oregon
Paul Baillie
Kinman Business University
Mabel Harris
Bynum
Dora Irwin
State Normal College
Dillon
Mary Lemmon
Billings
Marybelle Peterson
Irma Young
Intermountain Union
Great Falls
Ruth Slanger
Betty Eastwood
Great Falls Commercial College
Mildred Olson
Taoretta Proff
Hilda Micklebach
Jean Eastwood
North Montana College
Havre
Lorraine
Mabel Breding
Kathjynn Davis
Howard Gaare
University of Minnesota
Grace Anderson and Carl Sloan Wed Christmas Day
Grace Anderson and Carl S. Sloan married Christmas Day at the Catholic church with Rev Fr Schulte officiating. The couple, from this city and Harlowton, will reside in Harlowton after a wedding dinner with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Anderson
Carl S. Sloan
Frances Rosengren
Harlowton
Dave Anderson
J. F. Schulte
Adolph Arensmeyer
Department of Agriculture
Resettlement Administration
Montana
James J. Sloan
Crow Agency
Old Santa Helps Scouts In Chateau Christmas Program
Old Santa braves 75 below zero to join the Chateau Boy Scouts on Christmas Eve. He arrives late after a refrigerator welcome and brings candy bags for 270 scouts. Local Lions and Legionnaires provide donations and services while the program, including a band concert, is held in the courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
North Pole
Chateau Boy Scouts
Pole
Chateau
Nick
Lions Andegionnaires
Chateau Band
Gordon Holmes
Curt Huffman
Frank Stearns
Shelby bank raid leaves three dead in early morning shootout
Bandits shot Chief Tenbroeck and Undersheriff Alsup around five o'clock in Shelby. Deputy Bert Turner wounded a bandit who later died. another bandit, Alton K Hanson, was killed by Turner near the Murray ranch. Authorities chased fleeing suspects toward the Marias river. townsfolk organized a posse and aerial search continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenbroeck
Shelby
J. S
Shelt) Alsup
Toole County
Bert Turner
Turner
Ganized
John B. Maddock
Marias River
Canada
Great Falls
Robert Jellison
Shelby Flier
Fort Benton
Alsup
Lee Jewelry
Max Harrington
Auto Radiator & Glass Works
4H Clubs Wage War on Rabbits
4H clubs plan a rodent control contest in Teton county in 1935 36 to curb jackrabbit damage. Winter killing is urged to prevent spring and summer increases. 1 964 rabbits were killed last year with 66 club participants. Top boy Clyde Schultz and top girl Betty Brownell Erickson named. Dandy Decorators of Pendroy honored. List of local donors to prizes included Pendroy and multiple towns and businesses such as Sprinkle Mercantile Monarch Lumber Co and Davis Garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fred Willson
Clyde Schultz
Diamond Valley
Betty Brownell Erickson
Pendroy
Sprinkle Mercantile
T. R. Larson
Monarch Lumber Co
Davis Garage
Dutton
T. J. Cheetham
Jonas Johnson
Ringen Store
Jones Garage
Bynum
J. J. Deaver
Blooms Cash and Carry
FE. B. Maynard
Gamble Store
C. W. Boussard
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Mrs. C. Hansen
Oscar Berndt
John T. Sulgrove
Post Tavern
E. J. Crary
J. E. Byrne
Joe Mozer
Johnson's Food Market
Citizens State Bank
Choteau Meat Co
Rexall Drug
Club Cigar Store
Dr. C. E. Stephens
Choteau Implement Co
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
J. C. Penney Co
Choteau Drug Co
Glenloyd Hotel
Standard Oil Co
Rice Auto Court
Choteau Beauty Shop
Rexall Beauty Shop
Chas. Roberts
Two Divorces Filed in District Court
Two divorce actions were filed in district court last week. Bessie W. Stillman seeks custody of three minors in the case against Ashton Stillman, with Eu gene L. Murphy representing the plaintiff. Bernice Windseth sues Allen Windseth for cruelty. the couple married at Conrad on October 26, 1931, with no children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie W. Stillman
Ashton Stillman
Eugene L. Murphy
Bernice Windseth
Allen Windseth
Conrad
Family Reunion Held at Thompson Home
Christmas day gathering at the George Thompson residence marked the first full family reunion since 1921. Attending were Mr and Mrs Oscar Kregness and family Mr and Mrs Pat Jones and daughter Corinne Evan Thomas and Wm Golder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Thompson
Thompson
Oscar Kregness
Pat Jones
Corinne
Evan Thomas
Wm. Golder
Aged Farmington Matron Mrs Mathilda Schoppe Dies
Funeral services were held at the Lutheran church in Farmington for Mathilda Thies Schoppe 89 who died Wednesday night at her son William Schoppe's home. Born in Germany February 22 1846 she moved from Bayfield to Farmington in 1908. She is survived by two sons one daughter four grandchildren and several great grandchildren with interment at Chateau Cemetery beside her husband L G Schoppe.
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Farmington
Mathilda Thies Schoppe
William Schoppe
Schoppe
Germany
L. G. Schoppe
Bayfield
Wis
G. C. Michael of
Power
Chateau
Chas. G. Roberts
W. C. Arensmeyer
Gustave Depner
Hampton Blooms Spend Christmas in Great Falls
Mr and Mrs Hampton Bloom spent Christmas with friends in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Mrs
Hampton Bloom
Great Falls
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