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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1931

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Gires Tourney Set to Open in Augusta This Friday

The annual girls basketball invitational at Augusta runs Friday and Saturday with teams from Teton Centerville Fort Shaw Cascade Simms Conrad Power and more. About 80 players from eight schools compete as the banner holders from the last two years, Conrad.

Augusta Teton Centerville Fort Shaw Cascade Simms Conrad Power Teton High Marguerite Vaughn Helen Adams Jane Hickman Norma Tennent Laura Miller Jessie Moore Emily McCullough Madge Looney Lola Thompson Argaret Stephens Ann Weyer Helen Cohoe

Farm Shop School Students Complete Work and Certificates Issued

The adult farm shop school at Teton County High School completed its five Saturday sessions on Feb 28 with certificates for finishing students. Eighteen enrolled, totaling 434 hours of instruction in farm mechanical tasks under the Smith Hughes program. Notable attendees included Gene Ferris, George Stine, and others from Chateau, Bole, Fairfield, Pendroy, and Collins, with plans to continue annually.

Teton County High School Smith-Hughes M. K. Luther Chateau Gene Ferris George Stine Teonhardt Mruiuus Leonard Lewis Chris Evenson Richard Clearman

Fun Feed Program to Air by Remote from Great Falls

Preparations for the annual farmers fun feed at the high school auditorium next Thursday are well under way. A one hour broadcast over KBR from Great Falls is planned, to be hosted by Bricker of the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce. County Agent Robert Clarkson reports ticket sales strong and predicts a bigger event. Mayor George Coffey will welcome attendees as plans include talks by J. C. Taylor Bozeman T O Larson J E Hodgskiss M K Luther and others with music by the American Legion band and 4 H club performances. A dinner will be served by Mrs C H Davis and carnival decorations are ordered to create a festive setting.

Farmers KBR Great Falls Robert Clarkson R. C. Bricker Great Falls Chamber of Commerce Montana House of Representatives Clarkson Bricker Chateau George Coffey J. C. Taylor Bozeman Montana State College T. O. Larson J. E. Hodgskiss M. K. Luther Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department Teton County American Legion Fairfield Bynum Dutton and C. H. Davis

Woman's Club Holds Annual Musicale at Cole Home

The Chateau Woman's Club annual musicale was held Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. John I. Cole's home. Local women musicians plus a county high school girls chorus, directed by Miss Marguerite Vaughn, performed a varied program while business items and a librarian report for the Chateau public library were presented. The library shows 4,267 volumes, 2,267 fiction, 2,000 non fiction, with a total economy of funds. the club voted to invest in a building fund and to contribute to flowers for disabled veterans at Fort Harrison.

Chateau Woman’s Club J’hn I. Cole Milard S. Bullerdick Marguerite Vaughn Cora Cohoe Chateau Public Library Helen Thompson G. (. Core Fort Harrison

Assessor and Deputies Open March Assessment Season

County Assessor Otto Wagnild and deputies begin annual property assessments in Teton county with notices sent to owners. Special deputy H E Price and Charles Klockler cover Fairfield Bole Power. Elmer Smith covers Dutton. Taxpayers may file at the office or meet field deputies, aiming for April completion.

Otto Wagnild Teton County H. E. Price Charles Klockler Bole Fairfield Power Elmer Smith Dutton Price Klockler Smith Waynild Chateau Waynuild Choteau Farmington Bynum Csecceeseeee Eee Agawam Sloan Weeveverveee Collins BCE

Teton Bulldogs Set Two Tournament Records At Great Falls

The Teton Bulldogs earned two tournament records at Great Falls including the highest average score of 333.4 and the best free throw conversion, though they finished fourth after losing to Great Falls in the title run. Havre won the championship over Chinook with Chinook taking second.

Bulldogs Great Falls Teton Bulldogs Havre Teton Blue Ponies Chinook Chinook Sugar Beeters Big Sandy Browning Cal Bank Centerville Falls High School Bozeman Y Viavre Falls Bisons Teton County Norris Dalich Concensus

Commissioners File Protest Against Bus Line Certificates

County board in monthly session filed protest with the state railroad commission over permits to operate bus lines. Applications include C. D. Wood and Wm. Conquergood for Great Falls to Browning freight service and M. I. Goodwin for Butte to Browning passenger and freight line. Commissioners say territory is well served by Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads.

Board of County Commissioners State Railroad Commission C. D. Wood Wm. Conquergood Conrad Great Falls Browning M. I. Goodwin Walla Walla Washington Butte Great Northern Milwaukee

Marriage Licenses for Four Great Falls Couples

Arthur T. Eley, 31, and Ruby Irene Pobantz, 20, both of Great Falls, obtained a marriage license. Roy Albert Clemmons, 32, and Ina Charlotte Chalg, 22, also of Great Falls, secured a marriage license.

Arthur T. Eley Great Falls Ruby Irene Pobantz Roy Albert Clemmons Ina Charlotte Chalg

Tax Certificates Reassigned Across Three Counties Under Senate Bill No 4

County Treasurer C. G. Meadows reports the assignment of tax sale certificates totaling 7527.00 from old Teton county to Pondera Glacier and Toole counties. The transfer covers delinquent properties dating from 1910 to 1918 and consolidates the certificates into a general assignment for all affected parcels.

C. G. Meadows Pondera Glacier and Toole Old Teton County Senate Teton County Glacier Toole Pendera Orig Ween Cereensescnrence Toole County Tewerareteerosnesese

New Brooms Tonight at High School Play

The junior class presents a 3 act comedy New Brooms by Frank Craven at the high school auditorium tonight with a cast including Willard Paulus William Yeager Harriet Holmes Wardell Moss Ray Davidson Lamar Burk Erma Young Elsie Hirshberg Phillip Echandi Joseph Hill Opal Moore John Rowland Wallace Barce Reserved seats are available at Rexall Drug Store.

Frank Craven Willard Paulus William Yeager Harriet Holmes Wardell Moss Ray Davidson Lamar Burk Erma Young Elsie Hirshberg Phillip Echandi Joseph Hill Opal Moore John Rowland Wallace Barce Rexall Drug Store

Farmers Union Awards Contracts for 1931 Supplies

The Conrad refinery and the Farm ers' Union Exchange of St Paul won contracts to furnish lubricants and tractor fuels for Teton county farmers for the 1931 season. Delegates from seven of nine locals met at the courthouse to award the deals with Conrad supplying fuels and St Paul lubricants. Continental Oil submitted bids on lubricants.

Conrad Farmers’ Union Exchange of St. Paul Teton County Court House Continental Oil Company

Local Youth William Crossen Killed in California Crash

William Crossen, 17, son of P. H. Crossen Sr., died Saturday when the car he drove skidded off a road near Bear Lake north of San Bernardino. Two other youths were in the vehicle. one was injured, the third unhurt. Crossen, born in Chateau, had been living with his mother in Long Beach. Survivors include his mother and stepfather, father, two brothers J H Crossen Jr and Hugh, and sister Eleanor. Funeral held Wednesday in Long Beach.

H. D. Robison William Crossen Calif William Chateau California Crossen Albert Carlson P. H. Crossen J. H. Crossen, Jr Hugh Crossen Eleanor Crossen Hugh Choteau Tong Beach

Miss Nagle Re elected Red Cross Chairman

The Teton chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual noon meeting with county and local officials as guests. Margar et Nagle was re elected chairman and officers were chosen including Mrs Henry Radcliffe as 1st vice chairman and Mrs F W Smith as 2nd vice chairman with Miss Nagle to appoint an executive committee.

Teton The American Red Cross Board of

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