High School Notes From Holiday Basketball Road Trip
The boys basketball team traveled to Browning Walier and Shelby January 3 to 6, losing 32 17 to Browning, winning 23 15 over Shelby, and 18 16 over Valier. The girls also beat Valier 25 15. Improvements were made in the building during vacation with locker repairs and a re polished table. Plans for the tractor school were announced by Mr. Luther.
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Browning
Walier
Shelby
Chateau
Valier
Luther
Ag students plan 1929 projects and club meeting noted
Discontinuation due to late reimbursements. Most Agriculture students have lined up 1929 projects, with crops and soils class focusing on plant breeding. The Ag club meets Tuesday January 15. Senior normal girls advance in their puppet show. Reporters Mary Morris Grace Davidson.
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Mary Morris
Grace Davidson
Reclamation Lands Now Subject to Taxation Act
The 70th Congress bill 475 makes reclamation lands from homesteads and desert land entrymen subject to state or subdivision taxation. It outlines tax lien rights, priority of federal charges, and conditions for tax sales under the Reclamation Act. Executive notes say the law will aid financing for schools on reclamation projects.
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Anna E. Stafford
House of Representatives
United States of America
General Land Office
United States
Stafford
Farmington Notes On Weddings Meetings And Visits
A Farmington literary event is set for Friday at 8 PM in the Farmington hall. A wedding dinner honor to newlyweds Mr and Mrs W F Arensmeyer was hosted by Mrs Olaf Forseth Mrs Cal Binford and Mrs Chris Swenson at the Swenson home last Friday evening. Guests included relatives and friends as J R Connor served as toastmaster. Gilbert Flannigan visited Farmington Tuesday. Several locals attend Dillon state normal college from Farmington and other residents made trips to Great Falls. A stockholders meeting for Farmington hall is planned Monday evening January 14. New Year’s gatherings included Mrs Hilda Anderson and family at the Petersons. The Farmington school reopened January 11 after an 11 day break.
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Farmington Hall
W. F. Arensmeyer
Great Falls
Olaf Forseth
Cal Binford
Chris Swenson
Swenson
J. R. Connor
Gilbert Flannigan
Farmington
Gunhild Lindseth
Veda Thompson
Jennie Baker
Lola Davidson
Dillon
State Normal College
J. B. Conners
M. M. Moser
Henry Nyhus
A. H. Kleber
Margaret Nagle
J. B. Conner
Hilda Anderson
C. A. Peterson
Farmington School
Ada
Marion Benedict
J. B. Swanson
Charles Baker
Baumas
Conrad
Public School News Opens After Holiday Short Attendance
School opened on Monday January 7 with nine pupils absent. The vacation helped clear colds and flu. Betty and Marthele Young moved to Dayton Wyoming. First grade wrote to Betty. Charles Halberg leads first grade this week. Betty Laurance shifted to Livingston. Harriet John and Frank Greene moved to Heelia. Fourth grade pupils dramatized.
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Betty
Marthele Young
Dayton
Wyoming
Charles Halberg
Betty Laurance
Livingston
Harriet
John
Frank Greene
Heelia
Bank Condition Reports From Power and Bynum Montana
The Power State Bank summary shows resources and deposits including loans of 69 038.44 and U S Government bonds of 15000 with total assets 113 457.21 and deposits 78 177.69. The First State Bank at Bynum reports resources of 40 826.00 loans and discounts and total assets 96 442.35 with deposits 59 436.10.
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State of
Montana
County of
Teton
First State Bank
Bynum
State of Montana
County of Teton
Kyle Jones
Edward B. Noble
W. D. Jones
H. L. Halladay
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Snider
Schillings
Kellogg’s
Royal Anne
Hirshberg’s
Atwater Kent and
Majestic Radios
Mozer Shoe Shop
McCormick
McCormick-Deering
McCormick-Dearing
Power-Morgan Co
Choteau, Montana
Nick
Bill
Claire McKerley
Lewistown
George Talifson
Lion’s Club
Public School News
Power State Bank
Power
C. J. Cutz
Cc. J. Cutz
J. H. McManus
Fred A. Woehner
Albert E. Woehner
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Fexall
Teton Drug Co
Choteau, Mont
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hannan
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