Livestock Men Confer Monday With Assessor
About 30 livestock growers in Teton county met at the courthouse with County Assessor Otto Wagnild and the county commissioners to set a tentative value schedule for the 1932 livestock assessment. They endorsed a schedule representing the full cash value and sent it to the state board of equalization for adoption, noting the shift to individual correspondence this year to reduce costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
Court House
Waynild
State Board of Equalization
W. D. Jones
Board of Commissioners
Governor Erickson Plans to Attend Old Timers Meeting
Gov J E Erickson and Mrs Erickson expect to join members at the 21st annual Teton's Oldest Settlers gathering Friday in the Masonic temple meeting. The event includes a 50 cent dinner, $1 yearly dues for male members, and eligibility for Montana residents aged 51 with long local ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Guthrie
Teton
J. E. Erickson
Montana
Teton County
Teton Bulldogs Drop Two More Basketball Events
Teton high teams lost to Conrad 34 41 and 25 19 on Friday and to Centerville 39 9 and 11 9 on Saturday. Players from both first and second string joined the trips with Coach Vaughn noting Centerville's small gym limited the locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton High
Conrad
Centerville
Jess Bleecker
Joe Hill
Warren Adams
Emerson Earles
Frank McDonnell
Jim Connore
Philip Doughty
Wm. Yeager
Julius Mozer
Howard Ness
Albert Dale
Norman Olson
Carl Maccanny
Ralph Bleecker
Marguerite Vaughn
Madge Looney
Emily McCullough
Ann Weyer
Lola Thompson
Turkey producers invited to evening school at local high school
The department of agriculture at the local high school will run an evening turkey school starting February 11 under M K Luther. Open to farmers and wives over 16 raising turkeys, with no tuition. Sessions run 8 to 9 30 pm, two or three monthly meetings, focusing on cost cutting and practical production issues.
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Department of Agriculture
M. K. Luther
Federal Board
Luther
Chateau
Turkeys
Lions Hear Speaking Chorus Presented at Bi monthly Meeting
Chateau Lions heard a county high school speaking chorus directed by A. B. Guthrie. Fifteen youths performed Poe, Dunbar, and a Tennyson stanza while high school trio sang Bells of St. Mary’s and Drinking Song. Local talks covered butter markets and a Portland managers convention.
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Chateau Lions
A. B. Guthrie
Annabelle Lee
Edgar Allen Poe
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Tennyson
Guthrie
Leslie Jourdonnais
Albert Dale
Wardell Moss
Opal Moore
St. Mary’s
United States
England
Canada
East
K. E. Sturgis
J. C Penney Co
Portland
Mr. Sturgis
Racketeers Wallop Tigers of Shelby
The Chateau Racketeers defeated the Shelby Tigers 59 to 35 in a game played last night. Loomis scored late field goals to seal the win as Holmes subbed in for Core and the Mercury Athletic Club of Great Falls plans a Feb 3 visit with Walter Cohoe leading Chateau’s squad.
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Chateau Racketeers
Shelby Tigers
Shelby
Loomis
Racketeers
Holmes
Mercury Athletic Club of
Great Falls
Walter Cohoe
Chateau Town
Mercury
Phillipses Move to Fairfield for New Hay Baling Job
Mr and Mrs Hardy Phillips relocate from Chateau to Fairfield where he takes a position with a hay baling outfit. He was previously in charge of the Standard service station ere.
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Hardy Phillips
Chateau
Fairfield
Hardy
Card Party Nets $22 for Chateau Woman's Club
The Chateau Woman's club hosted a card party last Thursday at Beaupre hotel private apartments. Eleven tables ran by committee members, led by hostesses Mrs. H Beaupre and Miss Edna Beaupre, awarded prizes to top scorers. Refreshments included chicken salad rolls jelly and coffee.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Beaupre Hotel
H. Beaupre
Edna Beaupre
B. E. Brownson
Chas, Franks
Julius Hirs
Yearly extension meeting features broad program
County Agent Robert Clarkson returned from Bozeman where he attended the annual state conference of county agents. Topics ranged from agricultural recovery factors and Montana and national marketing to home building flood irrigation seed loans land use and world economic trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Bozeman
George S. Farrell
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Clarkson
Montana
C. C. Consor
E. J. Bell, Jr
Red Cross
R. A. Shepard
K. F. Warner
Washington
Warner
Howard Welch
Farm mechanics school to start January 30 at Teton high
The third annual farm mechanics school under Teton county high school will begin Saturday January 30 with about seventeen men enrolled. Participants come from Cha teau Power Farmington Bole Aga wam and Pendrey. The day runs 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 or 5:00 p.m. Materials are paid by enrollees under Smith-Hughes act provisions. J E Hodg skiss attended the State Wool Growers convention in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Vocational Agriculture
Teton County High School
Chateau
Power
Farmington
Bole
Agawam
Pendrey
M. K. Luther
Washington Birthday Program Set For 2 P M February 22
A public program for Washington's birthday as part of the bicentennial is planned with a 2 P M start at the high school. George A. Carroll named general chairman. Miss Ruby Miller leads the program committee with notes on speaker, music, and finances while aiming for no expense. Local radio dealers will set up receivers and the national broadcast will be heard at 10 A M.
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Washington
George A. Carroll
George Coffey
United States
Arthur Hirshberg
R. E.nelson
Ruby Miller
George Carroll
V. Nicola
R. E. Nelson
A. B. Guthrie
G. C. Core
Marguerite Vauhn
Arnold Hanusa
F. M. Snider
R. BE. Nelson
Bullerdick
Bernard Leary
Margaret Nagle
J. K. Inson
W. G. Bloomdahl
J. S. Schulte
Arcade Billiard Hall Moves to Thompson Building
The Arcade billiard hall relocated from the Hentges building by the post office to the old Smith building beside the First National bank. Moving began Monday with about six men at work. The Smith building, built by T. A. Smith, was later owned by L. R. Sutton and then by Mrs. Emma Thompson who recently bought it. The arcade has existed here for three years, previously run by Bedner and Hamilton, with the current bar and fixtures moved from the Weaver and Crossen site and a new soda fountain added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hentges
Smith
First National Bank
T. A. Smith
Masonic
Helena
Weaver and Crossen
Roberts Funeral Home
Boys Glee Club Presents Musical Comedy Tonight at High School
The high school auditorium hosts a one act musical comedy The Old Man of the Mountains staged by the boys glee club under Mrs. B K Lawson. The cast features Tom Tucker Jack Horner Old Man of the Mountains and Captain Kidd among others with a full slate of musical numbers. Tickets at Rexall.
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Boys’ Glee Club
High School Tonight
Glee Club
B. K. Lawson
Tom Tucker
Billie Baillie
Yvisomey
Donald Carlson
Tony
John Billings Sear
Jimmie Ness
Eveveres
Amereanwonnnnachentatasnaanacee
Boy Scouts
Gnome
Archie
College Boys
Captain Kidd
Pirate Crew
Geezer
Swat
Ebenezer Peter Sneezer Brown
Rexall
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Gov. Erickson
County Corner
Chas
G. Roberts
Shirley Weeks
Mary Theresa
Dutton
Fr. Curran
Teton Bulldogs
Cuther
Choteau
U. 8
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Wallop Tigers
Woman’s Club
J. E. Hodgskiss
State Wool Growers Convention
G. A. Carroll
Thompson
Smith Bldg
Raymond Agee
Billie Wallace
Mmrmmrenppye
Charles Roll Simple
Simon Oatcake
Mike Mozer
Potato Bugs
Scalcctow
Sid Yeager Constable
Norman Rosengren
Snowmad
Walter Tennant
Eeee
Tneeneeene Howard Koch
Geeser
Ewe Robert Zion
Maurice Black
North Dakota
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