Bulldogs Win Two Games But Lose To Havre
Teton high Bulldogs go 2 and 1 on the post New Year trip, beating Big Sandy 40 to 13 and Fort Benton 36 to 15, but dropping a one point decision to Havre 24 to 23 on a late field goal by Havre. Players Peters Earles Moore Hanson Norris Morgan Connole traveled with coach Art Graber for the three games.
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Teton High Bulldogs
Havre Blue Ponies
Big Sandy
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
Art Graber
Havre
Graber
Peters
Earles
Moore
Hanson
Norris
Morgan
Connole
Chateau
O. Hoveland
Armstrong
Harles
Blythe
Hoveland
Leighton
Havre— FY PF Salyers
Fi.u
Teton Oldest Settlers Plan 20th Annual Gathering
Teton's Oldest Settlers set Friday January 30 for their 20th annual gathering at the Social Center hall. The executive committee announced dinner plans and membership rules, with applications due by January 15 and invitations mailed two weeks before the meeting.
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Teton
J. M. Weaver
W. G. Cook
J. A. Baart
A. B. Guthrie
B. G. Trescott
H. Beaupre
J. W. Kerr
J. E Sullivan
H. L. Halladay
C. H. Connor
W. J. Cook
Chas. Klockler
Jas. Collins
John Ward
Henry Radcliffe
M. Weep
Alex Longmuir
E. D. Forrest
Jas. Thorn
Adolph Bushman
Annie Kelly
W. H. Gorham
Stephens
Austad Orchestra
Second Adult Farm Mechanics School Opens January 31
The second adult farm mechanics course starts Saturday January 31 under M K Luther at Teton County High School. It runs five to six weeks with no tuition, a $2 deposit for supplies, and is open to farmers 16 and older not in school. Classes mix discussion demonstrations and shop practice, emphasizing forge work welding tool care glazing framing and farm projects.
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M. K. Luther
Farm Mechanics School
Teton County High School
Farmington man charged with third degree assault
James Drinkwine of Farmington was charged Tuesday by County Attorney B. I. Packer with third degree assault on Wm. Breeze on January 2. Drinkwine pleaded not guilty and was released on recognizance. Trial set for January 12 before Justice J. G. Jackson. A civil suit Drinkwine filed against Breeze last August remains unsettled.
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James Drinkwine
Farmington
B. I. Packer
Wm. Breeze
Drinkwine
Justice of the Peace
J. G. Jackson
Breeze
Breere
Connors Host New Year Dinner With Friends
Mr and Mrs C H Connor entertained 24 guests at a New Year dinner last Thursday in the Connor block. Two were children and most guests were longtime friends. Carl Burbank and Dr H Beaupre could not attend.
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C. H. Connor
Connor Block
Carl Burbank
H. Beaupre
E. R. Kaemmer
Wm. Crawford
A. B. Guthrie
Phil S. Cole
C. H. Porter
W. W. Smith
H. D. Robison
Mrs. George Carroll Elected Leader of Ladies Industrial
At the regular Wednesday meeting of the Ladies Industrial Mrs. George Carroll was chosen president for the ensuing year succeeding Mrs. Charles Malcolm. Officers elected include Mrs Seekins as vice president and Mrs L E Taylor as secretary treasurer who was reelected. The entertainment committee named was Mrs J E Hodgskiss Mrs E R Kaemmer Mrs Cecil Passmore and Mrs B B Rogers.
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Ladies Industrial
George Carroll
Charles Malcolm
Seekins
L. E. Taylor
Taylor
J. E. Hodgskiss
E. R. Kaemmer
Cecil Passmore
B. B. Rogers
No Changes At Court House In New Year Of County
The first Monday in January brings no new officials in Teton County as commissioners reaffirm W. D. Jones in the chair with N. W. Edwards and Al. Udin. George A. Carroll begins as county clerk and recorder. O. G. Meadows remains treasurer. deputies are named across finance, recording, and sheriff’s offices. Anna E. Stafford begins a third term as county superintendent. public administrator C. Jas. Smith and corner Charles G. Roberts also continue in their posts.
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Teton County
Court House
Collins
Board of Commissioners
W. D. Jones
Mr. Jones
N. W. Edwards
al. Udin
George A. Carrol
W. H. Webb
Carroll
Arnold Fianusa
M. M. Webb
Clara H. Baker
O. G. Meadows
Meadows
Carl Burbank
Amaoda Packer
Charlotte Lomey
Blanche M. Jacobson
Jacobson
Med
Obert “Red” Peterson
Otto Wagnild
Wagnild
Charles Klockler
Eva McDonald
Mary Sulgrove
Elmer Smith
Gay Franklin
Anna E. Stafford
Swanson to Represent Teton at School Boards Meeting
J A Swanson of Pendroy will represent the Teton county high school board at the Montana School Boards association convention in Missoula on January 12 and 13. The fifth annual event aims for broad district representation, with E L Marvin urging participation. Anna E Stafford notes high school matters will be discussed at the meeting.
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Teton County
J. A. Swanson
Farmers’ State Bank
Pendroy
Montana School Boards Association
Missoula
E. L. Marvin
Anna E. Stafford
Catholic Services Times Set for Sunday Mass
Mass schedules announced for next Sunday with services at Chateau at 9, Bynum at 11, Power at 9, and Dutton at 11 o'clock.
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Chateau
Bynum
Dutton
St Stephens Church First Sunday Services
First Sunday after Epiphany services at St Stephens Church with 10 30 morning prayer and 11 00 holy communion sermon. All are welcomed. Led by General Missionary Lee H Young.
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Lee H. Young
Obert Dale Makes Hole in One at Choteau Country Club
Census notes county youth ages 6 to 21 and highlights Obert Dale’s dramatic hole in one on December 28 at the Choteau Country Club. Witnessed by C. O. Davis, Dale drove 145 yards from the fourth tee to a par three fifth hole, overcoming road hazards and fences. Local attorney T. H. Pridham has sent details to Golfers Magazine seeking recognition. Dale also stars as a strong pitcher in recent baseball seasons.
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Choteau Country Club
Obert Dale
C. O. Davis
Mr. Dale
T. H. Pridham
Dale
Golfers’ Magazine
Chicago
Obert
Pridham
Great Falls Man Takes Over Power-Morgan Garage
W. A. Kemna of Great Falls succeeds Maurice D. Fee as manager of the Power-Morgan garage. Kemna, married, previously worked for Taylor Chevrolet. Fee has led the garage from Chateau and will relocate to Williams with his family while planning his future.
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Great Falls
Power-Morgan Garage
W. A. Kemna
Maurice D. Fee
Power-Morgan
Kemna
Taylor Chevrolet Company
C. K. Malone
Fee
Chateau
Williams
H. L. Barber Co., Inc
CLUB BOYS GET CALVES FOR 4-H BEEF CLUB
County Agent Robert Clark son reports the By num Pendrey Farmington 4-H Beef calf club has secured fifteen beef calves. Financing was aided by Citizens State Bank of Chateau. Calves purchased from J. B. Elliott. members and calves: Walter Chalmars three, Oliver Forseth three, Lowry Larson three, George Rice two, Moon Brothers four.
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Bynum-Pendrey-Farmington
Robert Clarkson
Citizens State Bank of Chateau
J. B. Elliott
Walter Chalmars
Oliver Forseth
Lowry Larson
George Rice
Moon Bros
Slight Increase Over 1929 Final Check by Helena State Dept
Teton county reports 1993 children of school age six to 21 in the 1930 census. The count is not final awaiting review by the state department of education in Helena to confirm or adjust names due to district moves and joint districts. The department will determine any duplications or removals before finalizing the report.
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Teton County
Montana
Teton
Executive Committee
Society For
State Department
Helena
State Department of Education
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Gopher Poison Ready for County Distribution
County Agent Robert Clarkson has prepared 5,000 pounds of poisoned oats for gopher control. The bait comes in 500 ten pound sacks and will be distributed at Pendroy Bynum Bole Power Fairfield Dutton Collins and Choteau.
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Robert Clarkson
Pendroy
Bynum
Bole
Power
Fairfield
Dutton, Collins
Choteau
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Luther
Federal Reserve System
Connors
Geo. Carroll
ST. Stephens Church
Citizens State Bank
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