County Pupils Earn Perfect Attendance Certificates
One hundred four grade school pupils in Teton county achieved perfect attendance for the school year, receiving large inscribed certificates. A second group of one hundred thirty nine earned second certificates for the next three months. The list includes many named students and notes statewide census figures for Montana in 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Douty
Annak. Staford
Virginia Allum
Reinhardt Arnesmeyer
Joseph Anderson
Lawrence Alzheimer
Eileen Austad
Arvel Asmins
Bin
Robert Andrews
Norma Black
Clarence Bleeker
Lola Mae Burns
Allen
Robert Boutlier
Arnold Beck
Pershing Becker
Norbert Beck
William Bergman
Carl Brunner
Henry Bergman
Wallace Bergman
Gerald Bliss
Joyce Cale
Joe Darby
Harvey Dale
Bevaley
Alice
Edna
Mae
Robert Doheney
Constance Driessen
Betty
Florence Eastwood
Roy England
Beverley
Tedy Gurney
Bobby Gulbrandsen
Jimmie Ferris
Florence Flick
Rudolph Fuhringer
Henry Haralson
Eileen Healy
Violet Holberg
Cyril Hill
Wayne Halcro
Paul Heckford
Raymond King
Marion King
Dorothy Kosnic
Arthur Klette
Chas
Helen
Louis Kind
Beryle Jones
Henry W. Johnson Jr
Roger Johnson
Alice Luinstra
Marilyn
Ledgerwood
Harry Luinstra
Alton
Harlen
Roy Lee
Walter Lemnon
Mary
Joe LaRance
Charles Lamke
Patricia Moulton
Dorothy Moore
Lorraine Meyer
Marguerite Morgan
Harriet Nordhagen
Mildren Nelson
Arnold Neiswender
Eugene Newman
Billy Nelson
Joel Olson
Martin Olson
Harriet Paulus
Hubert Peters
Bernice Paulus
Isobel Petri
Richard Pfiefle
Melvin Quade
Mary Ellen Robinson
Alvin Stone
Leonard Sheble
Virginia Seufert
Doris
John
Donald
Grant Shoquest
Florence
Russell Scarrow
Irene Luck
Geraldine Thompson
Lucille Toekes
Mildred
Edward Tornquist
Harold
Alice Presle
Jessie van Brunt
Marthele Young
Dorothy Zuber
Geraldine Weber
William Wittke
Montana Population Change 1920 to 1930 By Birth
The Montana population fell by 11 283 from 1920 to 1930, driven by a drop in foreign born whites. Native born whites rose by 3 726, while foreign born whites declined by 20 659 among 537 606 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Silver Bow County
Cascade
Deer Lodge
Yellowstone
Missoula
Lewis and Clark
Carbon
Flathead
Beaverhead
Big Horn
Blain
Broodwater
Carter
Chouteau
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Fallon
Fergus
Gallatin
Garfield
Glacier
Golden Valley
Janite
Hill
Jefferson
Judith Basin
Lake
Liberty
Lincoln
McCone
Madison
Meagher
Mineral
Musselshell
Park
Petroleum
Phillips
Great Falls
Butte
Billings
Helena
Anaconda
Roosevelt
Blaine
State Division of Publicity
Increasing Use of National Forests Shown by Report
A report from Major Evan W. Kelley of Missoula shows a 5 percent rise in forest permits in Montana and northern Idaho in 1930. Total permits reached 2729 for timber, grazing, or water power uses, with about 1224 issued free for schools churches and related needs. Of the 1505 paid permits, 837 are for summer residences, cabins, and camps, a category growing about 10 percent yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Idaho
Evan W. Kelley
Missoula
Permits for Resorts and Ranch Facilities Rise Slightly
National forest permits show a small dip for resorts and clubs but exceed 703 for drift fences and pastures tied to ranching and livestock. Among them 64 are free pasture and 176 free drift fence permits, with Wharves tramways service stations playgrounds parks fur farms fish hatcheries cemeteries a church mission a quarry a ferry and a race track represented.
Guthrie to Speak at Twin Lakes Fourth Programs
J L Gleason and D M Powell promote Twin Lakes Fourth of July events with A B Guthrie principal of Teton County High School delivering a patriotic address around 1 p.m. Music and other features accompany the exercises as planners aim for a full program including rodeo and an evening pavilion dance.
Prediction of Wool Price Rise Outlined in Market Report
A June 20 weekly wool market report from the National Wool Marketing association, received by local representative C S McDonald, notes a soft domestic market but a highly favorable future outlook. It predicts prices are due to rise as the National sticks to full market value while private trade discounts. The Cooperative expects higher prices later and avoids sacrificing holdings, with sales currently showing 15 to 20 percent above previous advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool Marketing Association
C. S. McDonald
Wool market eases as world supply tightens
World wool supply for March 1931 stood at 737,988,000 pounds, down 188,582,000 from March 1930. Domestic wool consumption for the first four months of 1931 rose to 104,024,000 pounds, with total mill consumption at 122,494,000 pounds, while world production is estimated 25,000,000 pounds lower than last year. The trend remains favorable for wool consumption in the United States.
Farmington News Highlights Local Club and Social Notes
Farmington 4 H club led by John Edwards toured the Beach area inspecting calves at members' homes and had a picnic at the Savac ranch. Visitors include Mrs. Abe Breere in Minnesota and a Mayo clinic operation for Mrs. Abe Breere. many local families attend gatherings, travel, and schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Farmington
4-H Club
John Edwards
Savac Ranch
John Brekke
Dorothy
Great Falls
Dutton
Abe Breere
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minnesota
Broer
Allan Gamble
Bozeman
Ernest Carlson
Logan Denison
Gambles
Alice Otnens
Frazer
QO. S. Forseth
John Murphy
Palmer Peterson
Ted Arnesmeyer
Dillon Normal
Orvis Brown
Malta
Montana
Veda Thompson
Dillion
Susanna Geldrich
Flying X Ranch
Dorothy Barnhill
George Talifson
Henry Davidson
Iona
Lola
Collins
William C. Arnesmeyer
Henry Arnesmeyer
Henry’s Place
Howard Anderson
Calf Club
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Verena Asmus
Clayton Ammondson
Herald Anderson
Arma Allum
Alvin Arnesmeyer
Robert Anderson
Elizabeth Alzheimer
Florence Anderson
Phyllis Bourne
Mathilda Burgmaier
Wilbur Barker
Paul Baillie
Nora Bush
Warren Bloomdahl
John Billings
Alfred Blomberg
Greta Bush
Norman Brown
Violet Bergan
Lloyd Bergan
May Burke
Evelyn Craig
Louis Clarkson
Donald Carlson
Seth Cook
Marian Cascaden
Alma Camden
Vivian Craig
Barbara Ann Dale
Kathryn Davis
Bob Dellno
Joy Dewitt
Robert Davidson
Ethel Denny
John England
Irene Erickson
Charles Eddington
Karene Eddington
Bobbie Flick
Irene Feldt
Lester Franks
Glen Fisher
Evelyn Gaare
William Graves
Lorain Grande
Helen Gunderson
Ruby Giese
Lucille Haralson
Margaret Hodgkiss
Cleah Heerman
Lois
Evelyn Hodgkiss
Grace Hood
Martha Hirshberg
Victor Menghini
Phyllis Miller
John McDonald
Robert McDonald
Louise Moore
Flora McDonald
Margaret
Viola Moser
Ray
D. Meyer
Winifred McDermott
Edward
Reidar Neckstad
John Nordhagen
Margaret Noble
Florence Newcome
Ester Nordhagen
Margaret Neil
Berger Owens
Myron Olson
Jean Olson
Martha
Beatrice Parker
Doris Mary Price
Donald Rose
Beulah Roll
Hatfield
Norman Rosengren
Chas. Roll
Oliver Rowley
Cecil
Harald Stevenson
Cynthia Scarrow
Raymond Schermer
Clyde Schultz
Ruth Schultz
Mayme Siebenauer
Harry Stark
Arthur Soderland
Cora Seekins
Kenneth Sulgrove
Winnifred Seufert
Vendy Stott
John Schermer
Sadie Sulgrove
Raymond Talifson
John Trainer
Walter Tennant
Kenneth Thompson
Kenneth Trettin
Wm. van Scherpenzeel
Karl van Setten
William van Setteus
Mary Wiseman
Bud Weeks
Gordon Young
Bureau
Northwest States Utilities Company
O. DeRusha
Beatrice
Albert Schwanbeck
Louie Depner
Ben Chalmers
Sun River Dam
Dana Forseth
Leslie Chalmers
Dillon
Bernice Richem
Grandma Groot
Mellon
Boutt- Hier
Chas. Malcom
Chateau
Howard Hanson
Harry Zingheim
DeRusha
Hynes
San Jose
California
Yellowstone Park
Spokane
Lola Bess Thompson
Commercial College
Jennie van Brunt
Pete McCrorie
Seattle
O. S. Forseth
Jennie Baker
Maynard Hospital
Frank Fornfeist
Gus Depner
David Swals
Portland
Schoppe
Ford
Detroit
F.C
Ford Finance
Universal Credit Company
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