Milwaukee Road Donates 3690 for 4-H Prizes
The Milwaukee Road provides 3690 in prizes for 4-H club winners in Montana. Fifty winners plus six extension service delegates will attend the 4-H congress and Chicago International show in 1930. County Agent Clarkson notes the donation enables travel from Teton County to Chicago, using tickets to comply with ICC rules.
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Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad
Milwaukee Road
Montana
Montana Extension Service
Chicago
Robert R. Clarkson
Charles E. Potter
Potter
R. W. Reynolds
The
Reynold
Extension Service
Chicago International
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Milwaukee
Interstate Commerce Commission
Connor Celebrates 78th Birthday at Home
Charles JI Connor marked his 78th birthday with a party at the Connor block hosted by his wife. Guests enjoyed 8 p.m. to midnight with four prize awards for ladies and gentlemen. Connor, a Vermont native who moved to Illinois as a child, settled in Chateau in 1898 and helped build four structures on the current Connor block site.
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Charles JI. Connor
Connor
W. W. Smith
H. Beaupre
A. B. Guthrie
J. T. Moore
Mr. Connor
Vermont
Illinois
Horace Greely
Helena
A. Weisenborn
Chateau
Methodist Episcoal Church Services Notice
Community church schedule lists Sunday Feb 23 events with church school at 11 15 morning worship 6 30 evening epworth league sermon titles choir practice Thursday evening and preaching services by Pendrey at 3 00.
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Epworth League
John
Jesus
Pendrey
Evening at the church features youth gathering and sermon
A large group of boys met at the church for cats play and a general good time Tuesday evening. Rev Walter B Spaulding led a discussion that added to the evening’s value. At eight o’clock Sunday school and official board members gathered for a second discussion on the church’s real work led by the same pastor E R Kaemmer.
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Walter B. Spaulding
Spaulding
E. R. Kaemmer
Damage to Golf Links Provokes Officials Call to Keep Off Course
Golf course officials condemn drivers who mash fairways and soft spots. Last Sunday two cars became stuck causing irreparable damage. Officials warn no cars should be driven over the course this time of year and threaten drastic action to stop the practice.
Census Taker and Professor Exchange Wordplay
A cub reporter notes a light exchange where the census taker asks how many students there are and the professor replies that about one in ten are students. The quip reflects campus humor and statistical wit.
Public School Observes Washington Assembly Programs
A lower grade assembly honored George Washington with a flag drill a second grade flag story third grade boys and girls flag exercises and a first grade dramatization Chopping Down the Cherry Tree plus songs The Martin siblings David Mildred Dorothy and Bern ard Martin enrolled at Liberty school Wednesday A Seventh/Eighth grade Valentine party drew praise and upper grades plan contributions for Friday's Washington assembly Mrs Porter shared a fragrant Easter lily grown from a bulb for the school community.
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George Washington
Sseseerssesee
Howard Underwood
Ceeceesee Reeseeeeseerses
David
Mildred
Dorothy
Bernard Martin
Liberty School
Washington Assembly
Porter
Weekend Revelries and Visits Across Great Falls
Miss Norma Erickson hosted school children at a Valentine party with cake and ice cream. Mr and Mrs Robert Sheppard and Mrs Elsie Jones joined Elmer Phillips Sunday. Doris Jones and Norma Erickson heard radio at A G Roberts home Monday. High school youths attended the Sunday Valentine party at Highview. Robert Sheppard and son hauled hay from Henry Lucker's Saturday and returned home after a long winded trip arriving at 1 am.
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Great Falls
Norma Erickson
Robert Sheppard
Elsie Jones
Elmer Phillips
Doris Jones
Norma
Erick
Chateau
Highview
Residents and Visitors Report from Great Falls Area
Views from Highview Farl Conklin and others return to Great Falls after visits. DenBoers call on A. G. Roberts. Ruby Thomas ill but improving. Several locals travel to Pendroy and Walter for various errands. Horses shipped to Wisconsin. Loney delivers three carloads. Shirley Dupany and Norma Erickson travel to Great Falls and return.
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Farl Conklin
Ross Roberts
Roland Sabein
Joe Ramaker
Great Falls
Albert DenBoer
Pete DenBoer
A. G. Roberts
Doris Jones
Elmer Phillips
D. Nugen
A. G
Roberts
Farmers’ Union
Pendroy
Walter
S. Cornett
Jay Gitchell
John FitzPatrick
Cleve Loney
Wisconsin
Mr. Loney
Shirley Dupany
Norma Erickson
Miss Erickson
Conrad
Earl Hannon
Julius Hanson
High School Notes From a Busy Nebraska Week
The notes cover classroom antics from Mary had a Little Lamb to civics ballots, sewing and cooking classes, and theater. the Teton basketball team heads to Falls for a tournament. F F A and shop boys prep the gym and equipment. humor with Mr Ingersoll and a census taker ends the snippet.
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Mary
Teton
Falls
Luther
Chateau
Ingersoll
Shop
Power-Morgan Co
Jimmie
J. C
Star
Mr. Ingersoll
Herman
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Atend Club Congress
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
Ford
Detroit
L. E. Taylor
Choteau, Mont
Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington Birthday
Sunkist
Hiawatha
Zion
Schillings
Prince Albert Tobacco
Gillette
Hirshberg’s
Hes
Rexall
Teton Drug
Public School News
Hannan
Miss
Spokane
Cretonnes
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