High School Hi Lights from Dutton Victory and Cast Plans
The team won 41 to 34 at Dutton with LeDesky scoring 18. The Juniors seek a play for March and Miss Walton staged a Lincoln Day program on February 12. Miss Ellingson works on The Minuet as El mer lacks practices due to Miss Larkin’s illness. rumors mention Lynn Baker being hit by a spitball and a prank paddling on Miss Buck.
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Jimmy Jabber
Dutton
LeDesky
Miss Walton
Miss Ellingson
Elmer
Miss Larkin
Farmington Notes Highlight Local Courtship and Health
Mrs R Anderson is ill at Cha teau Hospital. Alfred and Mrs Anderson visited from Sunburst. O J Lindseth paints Conners store interior. Stenson Larson and Knotts guests at Nyhus home. Moose dance for Henry Arensmeyer drew about one hundred couples. Clarence Carlson underwent an operation at Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls. He and Mrs Carlson stay with her sister. Ernest Carlson cares for Carlson children and Johnny Lawrence stays with Mrs Gurie Miller.
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R. Anderson
Chateau Hospital
Alfred Anderson
Oddie J.lindseth
Conners
Julius Stenson
Olaf Larson
Knotts
L. J Otness
H. C. Nyhus
Fred Smith
Moose Lodge
Henry Arensmeyer
Clarence Carlson
Deaconegs
Great Falls
Mrs.Carlson
Ernest Carlson
Carlson
Johnny Lawrence
Gurie Miller
Bole Briefs Community Activities And Visits
The H D club hosts a card party at the hall on Thursday Feb 22 with 25 cents per person and games for non players. Lorraine Dale has chicken pox. The 4 H club met at Evelyn Zeigler’s to celebrate Mr Zeigler’s birthday and their 57th wedding anniversary with a pot luck lunch. Visitors from Great Falls and a trip to Helena to hear Dewey are noted along with multiple family visits and local gatherings. Electrics are being installed by Yearl Jackson and a community evening prayer supper is planned Friday at 6 30.
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H. D. Club
Gene Ferris
California
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Ray Hanson
Paul Mathis
Inga Dale
Great Falls
L. H. Bush
Greta
Fred Swenson
Martin Gronberg
Robert Lyle Standish
Helena
Thomas E. Dewey
Lorraine Dale
Evelyn Zeigler
Mr. Ziegler
Mrs. Zeigler
Zeigler
Jesse O. Page
Parma
Idaho
Fred Ritzschke
Power
Leonard Ritzschke
Fairfield
John Holm
Page
George Ritzschke
Bole
East
Henry Ritzschke
Dutton
John Standish
Yearl Jackson
Karen
Kermit Dale
Dales
Jackson
John Olstad
Art Johnson
Walter Johnson
Jeff Phillips
Ben Benson
R. D. Eaton
Benson
Esther Society
Donna Faye Dauwalder
Guy Kale
Peoria
Ill
Teton County high school hosts parent and son banquet
Agriculture students at Teton County High School invited parents to a February 8 banquet in the school gymnasium. 125 guests enjoyed a three course Home Economics meal as James Rose presided and Eldon Cook served as toastmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
James Rose
Eldon Cook
L., J. Howard
Joe Lindseth
Monkman
Guthrie
The
Future Fathers of America
Montana
Pendroy Community Notes Highlight Local Socials
Pendroy residents host and visit relatives across weekends with dinners, church services, and weddings planned. Families including Brownell, Wellenstein, Swanson, Rice, and Peters gather at homes in Pendroy and Chateau while local events feature a wedding dance supper and an F F A banquet. Meadows of illness include Jack Campbell Frendek and Stoke children with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Brownell
QO. C. Durland
Riley
Conrad
Pendroy
C. A. Shawver
Choteau Hospital
Cooper
Chateau
Nick Wellenstein
Chas. Fields
Carl Peterson
K. Riley
Russell Frisell
Dea of
Cascade
John Rose
Dick Rose
Paul Rice
C. F. Nugen
Gust Johnson
Wm Lusty
Maurice Johnson
Harry Swanson
L. B. Pe Mbrey
Helena group seeks shorter Montana fishing season
The Helena Fish and Game association will ask the state commission to shorten the fishing season to May 21 through November 15 from March 20. The proposal aims to protect fish during winter and preserve future angling, with rivers unchanged. President Riegel said other sports clubs may join the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Fish and Game Association
State Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Riegel
Helena
Elk Still in Park as Light Winter Bottlenecks Feed
State fish and game officials near Gardiner and Yellowstone report the elk herd, about 12,000 strong, faces a mild winter that keeps animals feeding in the park. With only 20 days left, officials fear insufficient hunting will reduce the herd by about 3,000 to free feed for survivors, as in harsh winters many elk starve on crowded ranges outside the preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Department
Gardiner
Yellowstone National Park
Conservation and Best Land Use Focal Point in 1940 Planning
County planning committee met at the courthouse to align agencies on land use and conservation in 1940. Triple A farm security and farm credit will push permanent grass on cultivated land and help form economical units. Forest Service pledges local timber access and weed control, with surveys in national forest.
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Tne County Planning Committee
Court House
Teton County
Triple A
Farm Security
Farm Credit
Montana
Forest Service
National Forest
Weed
Regent
Planning Board
County Planning
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Pendroy News
Tennant-Dahlia Orchestra
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Knudtzon Lumber Co
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