State Funds Distributed to County Schools and Road Fund
The state common school investment and interest fund sent Elmer C. Smith a total of 11337.29 for the county, with district apportionment completed by Inez Eckford. A state warrant of 1826.30 from the motor vehicle license department goes to the county road fund, and 695.04 from the state equalization fund supports school district No. 29, the only district in the county to participate.
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Elmer C. Smith
Inez Eckford
Chateau Woman's Club Meeting Features One Act Play
The Chateau Woman's club met Tuesday at Mrs. George Coffey's home. A popular one act play Hearts was presented and Miss Garnetta Barnhill gave two readings. Mrs. Gay Bagley announced the nominating committee and plans were made for each member to raise a dollar.
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Chateau Woman's Club
George Coffey
Garnetta Barnhill
Gay Bagley
Planning Board Meets in Teton Courthouse Meeting
The Teton county planning board chaired by Dr. H. W. Bateman discussed numerous projects for state board submission. A follow up meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the courthouse with H. G. Bolster from Montana State College attending.
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Teton Courty
Attendees Named at Friday Meeting
A list of attendees is reported for Friday's meeting including C. D. McDonald W Burns Vincent Ward J H Mc Manus Gordon Monkman F R Swenson Dr E J Crary Joe Baart N W Edwards W H Wellenstein R K Funk Joe Alzheimer Dr H W Bate man Emil Durr and A E Anderson.
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C. D. McDonald
Co. W. Burns
Vincent Ward
J. H. McManus
Gordon Monkman
F. R. Swenson
E. J. Crary
Joe Baart
N. W. Edwards
W. H. Wellenstein
R. K. Funk
Joe Alzheimer
H. W. Bateman
Emil Durr
A. E. Anderson
Fabrick Heads to Washington for PWA Plan
D P Fabrick of the Montana state water conservation and planning board travels to Washington D C to promote Montana land and water conservation program. He says plans to be presented will absorb most unemployment in the state for two years.
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D. P. Fabrick
State Water Conservation and Planning Board
Washington,d. C
Montana
Mr. Fabrick
Washington
Son Born at Chateau Hospital January Thirty‑One
Born at the Chateau Hospital, a son to Mr and Mrs Stacey Jerome of Agawam on January 31. Other notices include several patients admitted for medical treatment and injuries arising from accidents and burns. Harold Anderson of Fairfield treated for burns on his right leg and both hands from a distillate can explosion. L C Riphenburg discharged February 1.
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Stacey Jerome
Agawam
L. C. Riphenburg
R. C. Cox
Augusta
Harold Anderson
Fairfield
Oliver Hanson
Chateau
Jack Lemmon
Bynum
John Toenyes
Power
John Beck
Elsie Wright
Sunburst
Public School Attendance Rebounds After Cold Epidemic
Attendance rose gradually at the public school after a severe cold spell. Last month showed the lowest average attendance in ten years, while health posters created by the section promoted awareness.
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Sec
School Notes Highlight Student Projects and Activities
Pupils from various grades work on projects from Eskimo studies to carpentry seats. Third graders rehearse a courtesy and kindness act while fourth graders study Longfellow for an assembly. First graders build a toy village with student committees and local visits.
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Miss Passey
Evelyn van Auken
Baby Mozer
Inez Eckford
Fairfield
Call for Registered War Warrants in Teton County
Elmer C. Smith county treasurer of Teton County Montana announces payment call for all warrants registered prior to August 11 1934 in the road fund and prior to February 6 1935 in School District No 21 Interest on these warrants will cease after February 7 1935.
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Teton County Road Fund
Notice to Close Regis tration for Chateau Montana City Election
Registration for the Chateau Montana city general election closes at 5 p m on February 14 1935. Electors may register with the Teton County Clerk at Chateau the Court House or before a Notary Public or Justice of the Peace. Eligibility requires 21 years of age US citizenship one year Montana residency and six months Chateau residence.
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Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Court House
United States
Precinct Notice Pledges 30 Day Election Prep
The document names GEO. A. CARROLL as Lane Clerk and Ex-Officio Registrar and sets a 30 day prior period to the election. First published Feb 7 with final notice Feb 14.
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Geo. A. Carroll
Lane
Farmers Union to Meet at Court House in Chateau
A special Farmers Union meeting is set for Saturday February 16 at 2 p.m. at the court house in Chateau. Election of officers and other important business will be discussed. D L Manning of Great Falls representing the Farmers Union Terminal association will speak. Members are urged to attend.
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Farmers’ Union
Court House
Chateau
D. L. Manning
Great Falls
Farmers’Union Terminal Association
Bole Woman's Club Valentine Card Party Planned
The Bole Woman's Club sponsors a Valentine card party at the hall on Thursday evening February 14 with public invitation. Ladies to bring lunch for two to be sold for 50 cents. dancing after supper.
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Bole Woman's Club
Walkington
Joe
C. A. Austad
Deconess
Canada
Merle Bunday
Anna Lee Dauwalder
John
Frank Bjork
Marvin
Oliver Hanson
Ralph Clayton
A. C. Munson
Annas Han
4-H club work highlighted at social meeting in Great Falls
The social meeting Friday night drew many attendees as County Agent Fred Willson spoke on 4-H club benefits and parental sponsorship. He aided Myles Standish in completing the boys' club organization while Mr and Mrs Oliver Hanson and Sylvia visited Mrs Hanson's parents, Mr and Mrs Berndt Johnson of Dutton.
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Myles Standish
Oliver Hanson
Sylvia
Eight Years of Neuritis Gone Says Mrs Carey
Mrs George Carey of Hiawatha Kansas credits Williams S L K Formula with relief from eight years of neuritis in the neck and head and thirty five years of constipation and nervousness She reports turning her head without pain no longer needing aspirin and a five pound weight gain after four bottles The remedy is guaranteed to satisfy or money back and sold by Teton Drug Store.
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Williams S. L. K
George Carey
Hiawatha
Kansas
Teton Drug Store
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