Eye of Mates and School Activities Preview
Beatrice Carney recovers from measles and cannot attend school. Girls’ gym classes do sit ups this week. Lucille Sturgeon moves from the dorm to home after parents return from California. Senior normal training girls will practice teach at East Farmington. Teton students begin declamation contest work. Ruth Andrews travels to Bozeman for an extemporaneous essay with eight other schools tied to basketball. The team sails to Bozeman for the state tournament starting against Dillon. The tournament ends the basketball season. track and baseball loom next. The agriculture class viewed slides of threshing machines to learn about them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Carney
Lucille Sturgeon
California
East Farmington
Teton
Ruth Andrews
Bozeman
Dillon
T Dillon
Mrs Stong Absent. Grades Continue Activities
Mrs Stong is ill this week after sixteen years of unbroken teaching. Mrs Connor and Mr Burgett carry on her duties as Cecil Minagh joins fifth grade and Richard Jones enters second grade. Third and fourth grades played corner ball 24 to 15 for grade four, while fifth grade studies China with a sand table. Eighth grade held a spelling contest with girls 95 to 94.5 percent. third grade words only. Boy scouts practice basketball game with Yair field scouts Saturday at the high school gym. Half holidays for top grades continue this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stong
Connor
Burgett
Cecil Minagh
Richard Jones
China
Yairfield
Boy Hurt In Coal Wagon Accident
Iynn Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Jas M Baker, fell from a coal wagon Tuesday evening and was run over by a front wheel. He rose, walked, then collapsed. two schoolgirls aided him home. No bones or serious internal injuries expected. recovery hoped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iynn
Jas. M. Baker
Hadeen
Citizens discuss roads with county commissioners
A group of business leaders and citizens met with the Teton county board of commissioners at the courthouse to review highway needs and the advisability of extending federal aid beyond Brnum. They agreed future building could be cheaper per mile, given county resources, though still costly. K. T. Harlow of the State Highway Department attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
Court House
Teton County
Brnum
K. T. Harlow
Commission Expected in Chateau to Review Road Estimates
A commission is due this afternoon in Chateau to inspect road estimates and assess project costs for planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Legion Contracts For Lyceum Course In Choteau
At a meeting of Choteau Post No 6 American Legion a contract was signed to host a lyceum course in Choteau next winter. A Midland Lyceum Bureau representative arranged bringing regular circuit numbers to the town. The programs will offer local patrons the same entertainments enjoyed in Great Falls and other cities, with expectations of record attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
American Legion
Midland Lyceum Bureau
Seattle
Legion
Lyceum
Great Falls
State Education Official Tours County Superintendent Meetings
Chas. M. Rernoehl of the Montana Department of Education, Helena, a rural school supervisor, visited Chateau on Wednesday. He toured the region, conferred with county superintendents, and spent the day reviewing local problems with Mrs. Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. M. Rernoehl
State Department of Education
Helena
Chateau
Rernoehl
Saylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Choteau Meat CO
OIL Trust
J. E. DeHaas
H. D. Upman
I. S. Martine
Choteau, Montana
Willow Creek
U. S
FE. A. Durhat’ Co
Jessees
J. &. Dehaas
J. S. Martine
Department of Justice
Stockmens State Bank
Eye
Public School
Mina‘ Taylor
Mina ‘Taylors
Mina Taylor
New Spring
Wiberg
Hirshberg
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Florsheim Shoes
CMA
Wneckerbocke Clotieng
St-Louts
Hannan
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