Local High School Calendar Updates And Student Projects
Calendars shift for Teton and Dutton basketball games with possible weather delays. Friday trips take teams to Conrad for return games. Mascot questions linger as tradition is debated. Cold weather postpones games including the Simms match. Drama cast displays stage sets while senior English students finish poetry projects. Band practice draws visitors as junior players observe advanced music. History class builds medieval castle replicas led by Elmer Rosette and John Peebles.
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Teton
Dutton
Conrad
Bulldog
Simms
FFA Youth Thrift Broadcast on KFBB Details January 24
Teton chapter of Future Farmers aired a thrift themed program on KFBB Great Falls at 7:45 p m Saturday January 24 The show opened with an FFA march by the U S Army band Audrey Seufert spoke on thrift in home economics Bernard Toenyes with Kat Thompson on piano performed a banjo solo A skit on thrift was presented by Bernard Toenyes and Alvin Meyer Announcer Arnold Neiswender noted the next FIFA broadcast set for February 6 reporting by John Gibler.
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Teton
Future Farmers
Kebb
Great Falls
Thrift
U. S Army
Audrey Seufert
Bernard Toenyes
Kat” Thompson
Alvin Meyer
Arnold Neiswender
FIFA
Tell Fpa
John Gibler
Public School Notes Midyear testing postponed due to illnesses
The mid year testing program for public schools is canceled this week because many students across grades are absent with illness. Upper and lower grade assemblies viewed The Land Opportunity and Lincoln as a Pioneer and Statesman. A study group finished Copper Eskimos near Coronation gulf. Sixth Grade News notes Joe Stark returning from Helena where he had studied since October and enrolled Monday.
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Lincoln
Coronation Gulf
Canada
Joe Stark
Helena
Musical Terms Spelling Test And Bird Study Club Planned
A spelling test on musical terms was given to upper grades this week. The Life of Ignace Jan Paderewski has drawn interest in the upper grades over the past week. The second graders have chosen a six week bird study club. An art exhibit will be set up in the auditorium this weekend with tickets sold by each grade pupil. The Colonial Art Company offers colored reproductions and plans to assist purchases through the school.
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Ignace Jan Paderewiski
Colonial Art Company
America
Ernest Arensmeyer
Chateau
Gregor Tangen
Grandma Anderson
Jack Kerr
Bjork
Forseth
Martin Swanson
Bernard Hanson
Newberg
Oregon
Joel Otness
al Dolalie
Martin Hanson
Lucille Snoody
Ernie Dale
Oliver Hanson
Hyne
Art Davidson
DeRusha
Hall
Ole Depner
Petaine
Teton County Noted For Few Game Law Infractions
Montana fish and game commission biennial report lists Teton among 12 counties with few infractions. It records 200 pheasants released in 1935 and 1936, and license totals of 728 for 1934 35 and 1125 for 1935 36.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Teton County
Teton
Catholic Mass Schedule at Chateau and Bynum
Masse at Chateau will be next Sunday at 9 o clock and at Bynum at 11 o clock. There will be no mass at other missions. Rev. J. F. Schulte, Pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Teton Red Cross Chooses 1937 Officers In County Chapter
The Teton county American Red Cross executive committee met at the courthouse and elected 1937 officers. C. W. Burns named chairman. Miss Margaret Nagle re elected chapter chairwoman. Burns vice chairman. Mrs. M M Webb secretary and C D McDonald treasurer.
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Teton County
The
American Red Cross
Court House
C. W. Burns
Margaret Nagle
CC. W. Burns
M M. Webb
C. D. McDonald
McDonald
A. H. Doughty
Doughty
Frances Forgey
Birthday Ball Continues with Stunt Prize for Boys
Open to all high school boys the event offers a prize for the best stunt. Each participant chooses an offering such as impersonations dances or musical numbers. Mrs. Huffman leads ticket sales countywide while coordinators in Dutton and Fairfield plan local events. A community orchestra will donate at Dutton and Fairfield hosts an amateur night.
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H. C. Huffman
B. R. McLean
Paul Mathis
John Edwards
George Slanger
Otto Schaefer
Vincent Ward
Ike Nenison
Lee Brown
H. M. Daley
Jonas Johnson
Dutton Dance
Harold Prior
Fairfield Dance
Dutton
Fairfield
Farmington Ladies' Aid to Meet at Chalmers Home
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the William Chalmers residence on Wednesday February 3. The Farmington Home Demonstration club plans a gathering on Thursday February 4 at the (location).
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Ladies’ Aid
Wm. Chalmers
Pape
Farmington H. D
Winter Weather Delays Belleview School and News
The Belleview column notes severe winter disrupting reporting and schooling with only eight school days this month. Mrs. Kenneth Gleason traveled to Billings for her sister’s serious illness and returned to resume teaching. Residents faced travel disruptions as a blizzard trapped travelers from Choteau.
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Kenneth Gleason
Billings
Belleview
Vincent Ward
Wilson Gray
Weathered night at Gray and Peters schoolhouse shelter
McFarlane Vincent Ward and family and Mildred Ephland sheltered at the Gray ranch overnight while Emil Durr and Leslie Burns found shelter at the Peters schoolhouse. Wilson Gray family spent the night in their car after stalling on the road. They warmed at Burroughs' ranch and rode home with Floyd McFarlane in the morning. Home Demonstration club meets February 6 at 1 pm needing every attendee to bring a pie. Ray Gibler and Charles Buroker visited the Gray ranch. Buroker plans to depart for Alaska next month.
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Burroughs’ Ranch
Floyd McFarlane
Home Demonstration Club
Ray Gibler
Charles Buroker
Gray Ranch
Buroker
Alaska
Revenue Collector to Assist Taxpayers in Beaupre Visit
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue Dan OConnell will be at the Beaupre Chateau hotel on February 15 and 16 to help taxpayers file income tax returns. The service is free, announced Lewis Penwell, U S collector of internal revenue in Montana.
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Internal Revenue
Dan O’connell
Beaupre Hotel
Chateau
Lewis Penwell
U. S
Montana
Flood Relief Efforts Urge National Donations
Telegrams call for maximum Red Cross support as 300 relief workers and 330 nurses mobilize in disaster areas. Immediate dispatch of food clothing bedding and medical supplies by train and boat underlines urgency. Chapters urged to mobilize resources and escalate fundraising nationwide.
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Red Cross
Mid-Western
Mmit
National Red Cross
Community drive tally of donors and totals reported
A list of contributors to a community fund drive is presented with amounts next to each name. Major gifts include Fairfield residents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Radcliffe at five dollars and T. J. Radcliffe at one dollar, with numerous individuals pledging one dollar or less.
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Thompson
Elmer Rosette
John Peebles
KFBB
Public
Catholic Services
Seiberling
Hirshbereg
Spectals
Jergen
Monarch
Gis Phin Morris
Chase & Sanborn Coffee
Kraft
Prunes
Teton Red Cross
Miss. Nagle
Fred S. Willson
Geo. Carroll
al Udin
N. W. Edwards
W. J. Earls
Inez Eckford
Hampton Bloom II
E. Taylor
K. E B. Sturgis
Geo. Soulid
L. B. Kay
Dave Reiquam
Hilda Cutz
H. C. Nyhus
Godfrey ‘Torgerson
Dave Swenby
Aleda Johnson
Carl Martinson
Grover Forge
J. L. Billings
J. C. Boettcher
Bole Woman's Club
Adolph Arensmeyer
Lloyd
Wayne LeDesky
Mast
Chas, Pierce
Howard Anderson
Everett DeRusha
Equity
Farmington
Magic Chef
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Beaupre
Dave Stonehouse
Oscar Berndt
Paul Kropp
Grover Forgey
Dave Cooper
John Conlin
Alvin Reiquam
Ted Paulus
Wm. Emerick
C.O. Johnson
Mrs. Ine Eckford
W. W. Scott
C. L. Freesene
Eleanor Riley
Jane Morton
Chris Henderson
Ruby Miller
Hildegarde Hammond
Obert Peterson
Geo. Stupor
Fred Willson
F. W. Smith
Jas. T. Robison
J. C. Taylor
Mary E. Edwards
Lucille Baillie
Grace Thompson
I. C. O. F. Lodge
B. B. Rogers
M. S. Bullerdick
Geneva Bullerdick
Mrs. Henry Radcliffe
T. J. Radcliffe
F. W. Boller
C. H. Lindemuth
al Odin
Chick’s Shell Station
Citizens State Bank
Wright
Rexall Drug Store
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