New Term at High School Gathers Late Arrivals
The Teton County High School opens the second semester on January 22 and ends May 25, with eighteen weeks. The completed half year is described as a banner period. enrollment rose to sixty to sixty-five students, new courses were added, and the school earns North Central Association accreditation. The piece urges county youth to enroll, noting many start late or rejoin after leaving eighth grade, and emphasizes guidance from Principal and staff to ensure future success.
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Teton County High School
North Central Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges
Northwest
Teton County
Montana
Wwe
Chateau
Browning Review to Suspend Publication
Dr. Gold, visiting last Monday, said the Browning Review would be discontinued by publisher James Drever due to unprofitability. The issue reflects industry-wide pressure from rising print paper and production costs, with many weeklies suspending operations and more likely to follow.
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Pioneer Press
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Judge Bourquin Affirms Homestead Residency Standards
In a U S suit against Carl Anderson, Judge Bourquin rules for Anderson on the homestead patent claim. The decision emphasizes that actual residence means real habitation with intent to continue for the required period, even with substantial absences if acts show good faith and continuity. The court discusses absence as a potential interruption of continuous residence under the three year requirement.
Thrifty Senators Burlingame and Larson Play Dinner Prank
Billings Journal notes in Helena winter scene that Senators Burlingame of Cascade and Larson of Teton use a thrift scheme. They lure companions to dinner and large tab remains unpaid while others pay, prompting talk of their frugal urban legends and dinners at the Capitol restaurant.
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Billings
Helena
Burlingame
Cascade
Thomas Larson
Teton
J. W. Speer
Great Falls
Electric City
Larson
Placer
Speer
Senator Williams
Capitol
May Murray Stars in Swet Kitty Bellairs at the Royal
The second Lasky production featuring May Murray presents a photodramatic version of David Belasco's play Swet Kitty Bellairs at the Royal on Wednesday and Thursday. Murray is supported by a distinguished cast, many seen with her in To Have and to Hold.
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Lasky
May Murray
David Belaseco
Kitty Bellairs
the Royal
Miss Murray
Turkish ambassador's post may not stir betting circles
The newly appointed Turkish ambassador's chance to get to his post in this country is not likely to provoke much interest in betting circles.
War Conditions Hit All Nations Beyond Fights
Even nations not actively at war endure hardships from ongoing conflict, as shortages, disruptions, and economic strain ripple across economies and daily life. Authorities warn the impact extends beyond combat zones.
Mrs Emma Zimmerman Odenwald Dies in Shelby at 65
Mrs Emma Zimmerman Odenwald died last Saturday at the home of her sister in Shelby after a severe cold. Born September 4 1851 in Zilionople Butler County Pa she lived with her parents before moving to Fort Benton Montana and later Winston then Chateau. She was married to Jacob Odenwald in 1884 and leaves husband three sons Oscar Harry and William all in Chateau. Funeral at Episcopal church conducted by Rev Kumnick and burial in Choteau cemetery.
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Jacob Odenwald
Fort Benton
Winston
Chateau
Oscar
Harry
William
John Zimmerman
Fairfield
Wm. Zimmerman
Conrad
Fred Zimmerman
Wyoming
Edmondson
Shelby
Bonathan
Wal Ispell
W. C. Jones
Zilionople
Episcopal Church
Kumnick
Lutheran Church
Power
Choteau
Odenwald Family Thanks Readers After Loss
We thank all for kindnesses during the sickness death and burial of our wife mother and sister Jacob Odenwald Oscar Odenwald Harry Odenwald WM. Odenwald Mrs Edmundson Mrs Bonathan Mrs. W. C. Jones John Zimmerman William Zimmerman Fred Zimmerman The Villa episode mentions entanglements without forming any alliance of note.
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Jacob Odenwald
Oscar Odenwald
Harry Odenwald
WM. Odenwald
Edmundson
Bonathan
W. C. Jones
John Zimmerman
William Zimmerman
Fred Zimmerman
Villa
Banquet date change for Chateau Methodist event
The Chateau Methodist notes announce a banquet now set for Thursday January 18 at 7 p m at the church. Tickets cost 25 cents and are available at J E Olson’s jeweler in the post office building. Organizers plan for 100 plates and urge early purchases to avoid sold out plates. The theme recalls the church’s early single church era and invites all current congregation members to attend and share memories.
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J. E. Olson
Chateau
Bole Saloon License Restored After Court Ruling
District court reversed county board findings on W. W. Mitzel saloon license at Bole Montana. Judge Leslie ruled no evidence of disorderly conduct and noted orderly hotel operation. License to be issued upon lawful payment to Teton County treasurer.
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District Court
Board of County Commissioners
W. W. Mitzel
Bole
Leslie
Montana
Teton County
Glenloyd Hotel Sold to Maccany of French Lick Springs
A deal closed today with Glenloyd hotel sold to Mr. Maccany of French Lick Springs Indiana. Mr and Mrs Maccany and their son arrive to take charge of the hotel. Mrs Jackson leases the cafe and will devote her full time to it.
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Glenloyd
Mr. Maccany
French Lick Springs
Indiana
Chicago Egg King King Wetz Still Has Eggs Left
Reports state King Wetz of Chicago retains several eggs as the market or inventory status remains unresolved.
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Wetz
Chicago
Remembering hard times for eggs and postage in old Bloomington
A pioneer recalls the 1850s when eggs sold for three cents a dozen and postage rose to twenty five cents. He recounts farm life, limited markets, and railroads not yet reaching Missouri, noting people traded goods for essentials and letters required cash to ship. He contrasts then and now, saying life was tough but similar in consumer pressures.
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Macon
Daily Chronicle-Herald
Old
Bloomington
Missouri
Sam
Civil actions filed with clerk in past week list
The following civil actions were filed with Clerk of the Court Paul Jacobson in the past week: John C. Rice vs John W White contract. Louis Morgan vs Lester Still foreclosure of mortgage. W J Verge vs A V Cole et al attachment. Easton Grasdock vs Trustee of School District No 21 damages. First National Bank of Conrad vs Crouch and Gregson appeal. Andrew Knutson vs Andrew Munson lien.
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Paul Jacobson
John C. Rice
John W. White
Louis Morgan
Lester Still
W. JL. Verge
A. V. Cole
Easton Grasdock
First National Bank of
Conrad
Crouch” & Gregson
Andrew Knutson
Andrew Munson
Judges Divide Cost Of Work In Three County District
Judge J. B. Leslie and H. H. Ewing in district court fixed each county share of court reporters salaries. Apportionment based on actions begun sets Casade 148.09, Teton 39.54, Toole 12.37 dollars per month. Tribune.
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J. B. Leslie
H. H. Ewing
Cascade
Teton
Toole
Tribune
Adelphia Notes and School Socials Highlight Week
Adelphia meeting with a chalk talk by Mary Longmuir entertained attendees. Elections for officers include Tom Hopkinson Wilma Jones Florence Daley Mary Longmuir Harold Forrest Hildegarde Lindseth Alvin Stonehouse and Jack Radcliffe.
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Adelphia
Mary Longmuir
Tom Hopkinson
Wilma Jones
Florence Daley
Harolde
Hildegarde Lindseth
Bessie Moore
Oscar Lyon
Hazel Harris
Bertram Guthrie
Marriage Licenses Issued This Week by Clerk Paul Jacobson
The county Clerk of the Court reports licenses issued in the past week. Leonard Delbert Beitlich of By num and Annetta May Porter of Va dier, joined by Frank J. Lahr and Rebecca Gore of Cut Bank, are listed among the couples.
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Paul Jacobson
Leonard Delbert Beitlich
Bynum
Annetta May Porter
Vadier
Frank J. Lahr
Rebecca Gore
Cut Bank
Epiphany Sunday Services Call for Stand for the Master
Epiphany season urges attendance at Sunday services with morning prayer and a 10 45 sermon on the third Sunday after Epiphany. The note urges mindful participation and warns against trivialities that mock the stock market.
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Browning
Bourquin
Joseph Hirshberg
Julius Hirshberg
Hirshberg Brothers, Bankers
Indianapolis News
Methodist Notes
Teton and Toole County
Alta Cohoe
Harriett Streeter
Apollo Club
Ruth Johnson
Agnes Higgins
Harold Forrest
Bernice Moore
Jack Radcliffe
Edgar Stonehouse
Albert Crittenden
Mildred Forrest
Episcopal Church Services
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