Teton Boys Defeat Valier 34 to 17 In Fast Gym Battle
In front of an enthusiastic crowd of over two hundred, the Teton basketball team turned the tables on Valier by defeating them 34 to 17 on the local gym floor Friday evening. Wiprud and Jackson led with five and four baskets respectively, while Dow added five field goals and four free throws. The win caps a strong team performance with solid defense keeping Valier on their heels most of the game. Dow captain, Anderson center, and Wiprud guard anchored the lineup. Wiprud and McDonald provided key first and second half changes. The season ends with a home game Friday February 17 against Fort Benton, then the district tournament February 22–24 in Great Falls to determine the finalists for the state meet in Bozeman in March.
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Teton
Anderson
O'Neil
W. Dowl
McDonald
Walier
Eid* Dow
A. Ean
F Wiprud
G. Jackson
Bozeman
High School Operetta This Saturday Evening
In India operetta by Teton High School students will be staged in the auditorium on Saturday evening February 18. The production showcases local talent and is expected to be highly popular with the auditorium anticipated to be filled to capacity. Seating is general admission, so patrons are urged to arrive early for the best seats.
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India
Teton
United in Marriage Kenk Blanksma and Fannie Bouma
Kenk Blanksma and Fannie Bouma both of Bole were united in marriage on Wednesday afternoon at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. Harry T. Stong. The ceremony was witnessed by the bride's father and mother, Mr and Mrs Peter Bouma.
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Kenk Blanksma
Bole
Fannie Bouma
Harry T. Stong
Peter Bouma
Attorney General to Speak on Law Enforcement in Montana
Atty General Rankin of Montana will address a Cha teau high school audience Monday Feb 20 at 7 30 pm on Law Enforcement in Montana. The talk follows an invitation from the Teton County Law Enforcement League and is expected to draw a capacity crowd.
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Teton Courity Law Enforcement League
Wellington
D. Rankin
Montana
Chateau
Rankin
League
Enforcement Leagues
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stong
Church of Jesus Christ
Public School Notes and an 1825 Pioneers Tale
The notes describe classroom activities from Valentine boxes to Whittier poems and high marks in eighth grade. The essay recounts a 1825 pioneer trek starting May 3, with two months’ provisions and a clash with a war party, lasting two weeks before reaching Illinois. The narrative ends with a move to Jacksonville and a later rail trip back to South Carolina.
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Illinois
Eleventh Annual Banquet Of Teton Old Timers
The Teton Old Timers association held its eleventh annual banquet and dance in Choteau last Friday despite snow and bad roads. About 160 members attended with a musical program, readings, and dancing. Comrades listed as having passed since the last meeting were Roderick McLeod, Nat Collins, John Lane, W. W. Gibb le, and Antoine Caldwell. Officers elected for the coming year include President H. Halladay and Vice President Henry Radcliffe.
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Teton County
Woodman
Baik In
Choteau
Ald Setetlers
John Godwin
Alex Longmuir
Fred Perry
Jim Thorn Ag
Association
Roderick McLeod
Nat Collins
John §. Lane
W. W
Gig
Henry Radcliffe
John Lane
Jennie M. Trescott
A Narrow Escape by Gertrude Spoelder
A school ride becomes a near disaster as a frightened neighbor Mrs Pink loses control of a hard riding horse and nearly crashes into a fence and the rider is saved by quick action. The piece shifts to church notices and local court filings with brief community updates.
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Mrs. Pink
Gertrude
Frightened rescue after fall and a stubborn letter
A narrator recalls a painful day after aiding a injured woman who had been kicked while riding. He carries the blame for delaying due to a missed school bell and a troublesome letter, learning not to pressure others into fear. The scene ends with acceptance of personal responsibility.
Spinach Quip Echoes Through Wayside Tales
A humorous exchange centers on a doctor’s diet prescription and a sly reply about liking spinach. The joke turns on the physician’s rigidity versus the speaker’s preference, delivering a light, folksy aside.
Uncle Dick Gortre Dies Of Heart Failure In Chateau
Dick Gortre a longtime Teton County resident died of heart failure at 5 30 am Monday at his Chateau home after a brief illness He was 70 years 5 months born in Holland and immigrated to the United States He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs A P Reiding two grandchildren Grace and Richard Reiding a sister Mrs Vlox ima in Holland and a wide circle of friends Funeral services will be held this afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev Harry T Stone and burial in Chateau cemetery
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Dick Gortre
Teton County
Gortre
Holland
United States
Chicago
Washington
Montana
TY. L. Gap
A. P. Relding
Farmington
Vloxima
Grace
Richard Reiding
Bozeman
Methodist Church
Harry T. Stone
Choteau
High School Notes Operetta “In India” at Friday Event
Domestic Science Class served a delightful supper to the Walter and Teton basketball teams after Friday’s game. The Senior English Class takes an exam before Hydrick’s Americans All. The operetta In India at the high school Saturday Feb 18 will be one of the year’s best programs. Murah, village beauty, is chosen to be temple dancing girl but is revealed as an orphan and a beggar’s daughter.
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Walier
Teton
Hydrick
India
Murali
Trishni
Ganges
Murah
Arrival of New Spring Samples From MTS. C. Looney
Ladies invited to view spring arrivals including imported Swiss fabrics in new colors embroider ed organdies French ginghams dainty voiles taffetas Canton crepe superba crepe sport flannels shirtings linens and more from MTS. C. Looney call and look them over.
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MTS. C. Looney
Chateau Triumphs Over Augusta Ty in Tight Match
Chateau defeated Augusta Ty 31 to 18 before about one hundred fans at the local high school gym. Chateau led 17 to 8 at halftime as Bill Hodgskiss led scorers with five field goals and two free throws. Next up is a game with Waldron's Globe Trotters from Minneapolis Thursday February 23.
Beauty on the Screen in William DeMille’s Midsummer Madness
The Royal theater will show William DeMille’s Midsummer Madness next Friday and Saturday. Lois Wilson and Lila Lee star as lead actresses with gowns praised as a fashion influence. One setting features a modern Spanish style house built around a patio court.
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William DeMille
Royal Theater
Lois Wilson
Lila Lee
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