H D Club Meeting at Lane Ranch Delivers Home Demonstration
Seven members and one guest Beulah Brown met at Lane ranch for a session on homemade furniture. A hot dinner was served by Mrs Lane and Miss Mildred Ephland. Various local movements and family visits noted including Violet Forrest’s arrival from Great Falls and a moving forestry picture at Belleview schoolhouse planned for March 4.
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H. D. Club
Lane Ranch
Beulah Brown
Chateau
Lane
Mildred Ephland
Art Wells
Young
Violet Forrest
Great Falls
Emil Durr
Emil Hurr
Durr
Joy Ann
Hugh Smith
Deep Creek
Smith
Conrad
Tom Rogers
Web Rogers Place
Wolf-Langman Commission Co
Belleview School House
George Duvendack
Lewis Goodman
Wolf Point
Jack Slanger
Literary program draws crowd in Farmington
A sizable audience attended a Friday literary meeting in Farmington featuring a tap dance by Lola Mae Burns with Pinkie Depner and a skit Please Pass the Cream by Pinky Depner and Bob Davidson. The March 12 literary is planned by the Juneh committee led by Mrs Henry Davidson.
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Literary
Lola Mae Burns
Pinkie” Depner
Local Social Roundup notes visits and gatherings across town
Clarence Stenson and others head program duties while several families update living arrangements. News includes Moose social attendance, diners visiting Great Falls, birthday and anniversary celebrations, and a Farmington H D club dinner with a 15 cent pot luck. Families travel to Grants Pass planning to relocate.
Public School Notes Results of the picture posing contests
Lower Grades Mac Coffey in Miss Geraldine Moulton's fourth grade won first place posing as The Shepherd Boy by Duveneck. Earl Fellers in Mrs. Hammond's third grade won second posing as Duveneck's Whistling Boy. Upper Grades Margaret Stenson in Miss Vernie Schachtler's eighth grade won first posing as The Late Painter by Carravaggio. Patty Strom Katherine Glavey and Tais Mae Duits in Miss Emma Hendrickson's sixth grade posed The Fish Market by Lowupt for second in upper group. No prizes offered. judges found it hard to decide as all poses were well done and teachers deserve credit. Financially the exhibit was a success. Further sums were furnished.
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Mac Coffey
Geraldine Moulton
Duveneck
Earl Fellers
Mrs. Hammond
Margaret Stenson
Vernie Schachtler
Carravaggio
Patty Strom
Katherine Glavey
Tais Mae Duits
Emma Hendrickson
School Ticket Sale Totals And Student Achievements
The article details ticket sale earnings by grade totaling 42.30 to fund school pictures from Colonial Art Co. Fourth grade held a Wednesday assembly with Lincoln and Washington plays. The sixth grade raised the most money and Patricia Miller led ticket sales.
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Colonial Art Co
Lincoln
Washington
United States
Patricia Miller
Notice to Delinquent Personal Property Taxpayers
Elmer C. Smith, Teton County treasurer, announces delinquent taxpayers may pay original personal property taxes due before December 1, 1936 without penalty or interest if paid by December 1, 1938. If unpaid, the county will seize and sell property to cover the original tax per Chapter 20 laws of 1937. 1t
Want Ads for Vintage Cars at Taylor Garage
1934 Dodge Pickup in reconditioned condition with new tires. 1929 Plymouth Coach in fine shape. 1933 VS Sedan reconditioned and running well. 1929 Model A 4 door Sedan also listed. Taylor Garage, Your Ford Dealer, offers these used cars and maintenance.
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Dodge
Plymouth
Taylor
Ford
Classified notices from Choteau Montana sale and trade ads
Furnished room with light housekeeping in McDonald Block. Hart Parr tractors and John Deere and Allis Chalmers equipment for sale or trade including 18 36 Hart Parr. Cattle sheep horses wanted by F G Coyte. Hemstitching offered at five cents per yard Pollock's Shop. Real estate for sale 150 acres wheat land and 10 acres pasture Sec 26-26-3W H E Wilkinson Mullen Idaho.
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Hart Parr
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
Hart
Pollock
F. G. Coyte
Upman
N. Main Ave
H. E. Wilkinson
Mullen
Idaho
Hoop games scheduled for Power and Teton high schools
A double header basketball schedule between Power High and Teton High was set for Friday and Saturday nights at Power and Chateau. The games, postponed earlier due to weather and illness, will resume as planned this season.
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Power: High
Teton
Power
Dutton
High
Chateau
Teton High
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Gregor Tangen
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Joel Otness
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Forseth
Oliver
Willis House
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Jack Kerr
Joe LeDesky
H. C. Nyhns
Grandma Anderson
Edwin
Fred Smith
Henry Arensmeyer
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Hadley
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Mast’s
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H. C. Nyhus
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Leslie Chalmers
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Wayne LeDesky
Frank Malone
Farmington H. D. Club
Robert Bruce
Marie Lindseth
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Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
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Rexall Drug Store
E. Taylor Garage
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