Attorneys General Opinion On Tuition For Out Of District Pupils
The opinion states districts may charge tuition for nonresident children if space and resources are limited and resident pupils are not displaced. Tuition should not exceed the originating district’s state and county apportionment. A temporary residence to attend school is not free attendance unless the move is bona fide. A bona fide move means no tuition may be charged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
L. A. Foot
Teton County Board Proceedings January 1925
Teton county commissioners meet January 5 1925 elect W D Jones chairman. They adopt a 50 percent settlement with Great Falls Power Co for 1923 taxes paid under protest. January 6 approves school district tuition and transfers funds. January 7 approves Dutton State Bank bond and security deposits. Adjourned to January 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Jones
Donald Kerr
Algon
Udin
Great Falls Power Co
State Board of Equalization
Teton County
Kerr
Butte
Montana
Great Falls Power Company
State Board of Egalization
Board of County Commissioners of
Alin
Prizes Offered in County Rabbit Eradication Drive
The Chateau Rod and Gun Club announces prizes totaling 25 dollars for rural county clubs in the jack rabbit eradication campaign led by County Agent Robert Clarkson. First prize 15 dollars, second 10 dollars, third 5 dollars. plus a radio prize from John W. Hentges. Contest ends February 22. Town clubs may assist but cannot win prizes.
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The
Chotéau
Robert Clarkson
E. H. Myrick
John W. Hentges
Chateau Hardware
Myrick
Chateau
State Game Department
Choteau Boy Shot In Eye By Nail-Tipped Arrow
William Zion an 11 year old Choteau schoolboy was struck in the eye by a nail tipped arrow while playing with friends. The arrow entered the eye at a Great Falls hospital where doctors fight to save sight. The accident happened as the group watched an arrow shot into the air by a playmate. The Zion family recently moved from Carter and their father works at the Ost ranch near Priest Butte south of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zion
Great Falls Hospital
Zion
Carter
Priest Butte
Choteau
Missing man Kessler Eby linked to Blytheville Legion search
County Clerk W H Webb reports Kessler Eby died while employed by Teton county during 1917. Last heard from Chateau, Arkansas. His father enlisted help through the Blytheville American Legion. Arkansas authorities notified and a death certificate and photo exist. Burial occurred in Chateau cemetery after local inquiries failed to locate relatives.
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Kessler Eby
American Legion
Blytheville
Arkansas
Teton County
W. H. Webb
Acantha
Eby
Chateau
Legion
Auxiliary Ladies Card Party Next Thursday
The Catholic Ladies' Auxiliary hosts a card party at Gorham hall next Thursday evening February 19 starting at eight o'clock. All are invited for a pleasant evening with refreshments available and a 50 cent admission per person.
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Catholic Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gorham Hall
County to retire more bonds on two dates
County plans to retire bonds on March first and June first totaling 24,334.45 dollars, saving 6,151.96 in interest and reducing bonded indebtedness to 493,000 dollars. The plan, adopted by the board two years ago, uses the Bond Sinking Fund funded by annual taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
W. H. Webb
State Board of Land Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Webb
Jere B. Leslie Dies After 29 Years as District Judge
Jere B. Leslie, 73, longtime Great Falls district judge, died last Friday night after years of illness. Re-elected since 1896, he served 29 years on the district bench with high respect and few reversals. Funeral was held at his Great Falls home with state-wide attendance.
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Jere B. Leslie
District Court
Leslie
Seattle
Chateau
Teton County
Eighth Judicial District
State Supreme Court
Montana
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Teton Tossers Leave for High Line Trip
Eight members of the Teton County High School basketball squad plus Coach Williamson depart Monday for a four day trip with games in Havre and Big Sandy scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Players include Lloyd Green Howard Jourdonnais Lyal Crary Harold Crane William Burns Oliver Evenson Dean Crit tende and Walter Cohoe. A week later the team heads to Great Falls for the district tournament set for February 19 20 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Williamson
Havre
Big Sandy
Lloyd Green
Howard Jourdonnais
Lyal Crary
Harold Crane
William Burns
Oliver Evenson
Dean Crittende
Walter Cohoe
Prof. Williamson
Great Falls
Teton teams defeat Browning in home basketball clash
In a Friday evening league game at the Teton high gymnasium the girls edged Browning 1 point while the boys won 23 to 18. Key players included Phyllis Green Lillian Archie Pauline Jacobson Helen Lindseth Lucille and Helen Morgan for Teton. Crane Evenson Burns Crittenden Crary and Walter Cohoe. Browning was coached by Lawrence Jackson, son of J G Jackson of Choteau.
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Teton
Browning High School
Phyllis Green
Lillian Archie
Pauline Jacobson
Cener
Helen Lindseth
J. G. Jackson
Chotesu
Talented Musician for Frisco Debuts in City
Carl Wengart, noted pianist and brother of Mrs. G. C. Core of Choteau, has left Great Falls for San Francisco to open a new studio. He has taught piano in Great Falls and Choteau after years of study with master instructors abroad. Chateau audiences praised his performances, and locals regret his departure as students lose a valued teacher.
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Carl *Wengart
G. C. Core
Choteau
Great Falls
San Francisco
Wengart
Europe
Rhoads Proposes Cooler Legislature By Constitutional Amendment
Montana state senator H T Rhoads of Teton county announces a plan to cut the legislature from 55 senators and 101 representatives to 20 and 55 respectively. He aims to submit the measure for voter approval in 1927, seeking reduced costs and a smaller body.
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Helena
H. T. Rhoads
Teton County
Senate
House
Rhoads
Legislative Assembly
Great Falls Tribune
King of the Ivories Harry Snodgrass Freed for Palace Theatre
Harry Snodgrass known as the King of the Ivories has been released from the Missouri state prison broadcasting station at Jefferson City and now headlines a vaudeville engagement at the Palace Theatre in Chicago.
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Chateau
Harry Snodgrass
Missouri State
Jefferson City
Palace Theatre
Chicago
Isle of Jewels Operetta Presented by Glee Club
A cast of ten characters and a chorus of forty under Miss Bertie Williamson will stage Isle of Jewels this Saturday at 8 15 pm in the high school auditorium. Freshman Glee Club members perform with costumes by Miss Forrest and accompaniment by Helen Morgan.
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Bertie Williamson
Isle of Jewels
King Diamond
The
Glen Stokes
Queen Diamond
Blanche Bennetson
Princess Sapphire
Alta Dornblaser
Onyx
Martha Cunningham
Turquoise
Lady Pearl
Lady Garnet
Court Jewels
Helen Standish
Norma Erickson
Lenora Edward
Willie Wise
Bud Burns
Lord Topaz
John Barnhouse
Lord Agate
George Radcliffe
Loraine Lathrop
Thora Kregness
Bernadine Hubbard
Mabel Tokerud
Olive Talifson
Lillian Dolalie
Nan Cole
Helen Hanson
Bertha Morhardt
William Olsen
Harry Bleecker
Bud Moore
Alicia Tokerud
Gunhild Lindseth
Margaret Anderson
Helen Bramer
Lenora Dale
Lola
Smallpox Case Reported in Choteau
Smallpox detected late last week in Choteau. City Health Officer Dr E B Maynard reports one case and the patient has been moved to the pest house and is recovering from a mild form. Vaccination of grade and high school pupils and fumigation of exposed quarters are underway.
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Choteau
E. B. Maynard
Chateau Town Team Defeats Great Falls De Molay Quint 34 to 18
Chateau's town team opened its season with a 34 to 18 victory over a De Molay quint from Great Falls on the local high school floor. Grady refereed as Midget and Jackson led Chateau with 10 points apiece, followed by Anderson 4 Otness 4 Hodgkiss 2 and 4 from foul shots. A game with Murphy Meaday Co. in Great Falls is tentatively planned and Fairfield visits Chateau tomorrow at 7 30 after local events.
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Chateau
de Molay
Great Falls
Grady of
Kent Midget
George Jackson
Brick Anderson
Chuck Otness
Bingo Hodgskiss
Teddy M.donald
Hodgskiss
Otness
Midget
Jackson
Anderson
Hodgkiss
Ree
Murphy-Meaday Co. Quint
Fairfield
Local Scout Quint Trims Great Falls Five
Chateau's Boy Scout basketball team coached by Scout Master R B Culbertson beat Troop 5, Great Falls, in a tight game at Great Falls last Saturday. Final score 22 to 25. Local lineup included Bud Moore center, George Loomis and Clinton Core forwards, Julian Stenson and Thomas Moore guards.
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Chateau
R. B. Culbertson
Great Falls
Bud Moore
George Loomis
Clinton Core
Julian Stenson
Thomas Moore
M. E. Church Notes with Services and Topics
Robert B. Culbertson, minister, announces Sunday School at 10:30 and morning worship at 11:30 with the topic What We Mean by a Christian. Evening service at 7:30 on Unused Talents and Epworth League at 6:45. Ladies' Industrial Wednesday afternoon features special music. all are welcome.
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Epworth League
Nels Austad Pioneer and Fairfield Resident Dies
Nels T. Austad, 83, longtime Fairfield area pioneer, died at his ranch seven miles east of Fairfield last Saturday after a yearlong illness with pneumonia. He homesteaded on the Burton bench, filed on land in 1902, and lived on his Fairfield bench home since 1908. Survived by his wife, two sons Co. A. Austad of Bole and T. N. Austad of Fairfield, and a daughter in Norway. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Norwegian church in Fairfield with burial there.
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Nels T.austad
Fairfield
Austed
Austad
Burton
Co. A. Austad
Bole
T. N. Austad
Norway
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Tnesel
Algon’ Udin
Charles F. Proff
Goodwin Odden
D. E Fleishman
Board of Free Children
Berndt Johnson
Tom Selstad
Board of Transportation
G. Flik
Arne Hofto
Sun River Stock and Land ‘Co
Choteau Hardware
First National Bank
J. B. Leslie
Annie Kelly
Annie L. Kelly
Sadie C. Cashman
Kelly
E. D. Forrest
Jennie M. Green
May Connor
Woodmen Hall
William G. Cook
High Line
Browning
Frisco
Glee Club
DE Molay Quint
M. E
Robert B. Culbertson
Nels Austad
Pioneer
Uncle Sam
Citizens State Bank
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