Proposed fourth high school at Fairfield debated in county
The Fairfield Times reprints Acantha notes on a planned fourth high school in Teton county. It outlines district levies for Power Dutton Fairfield and the impact on all-county high school funding, estimating increases around 3 to 5 mills and cautions the total cost may exceed initial forecasts.
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Fairfield
Acantha
Fairfield Times
Teton County
State Department of Education
Dutton
Power
Dutton and Power
Fairfield Paper
County high school costs and bond plans debated
A Times analysis examines a Fairfield high school option versus the county high school in 1937, noting past bond totals, interest, and operating costs. It discusses district bonding, road fund deficits, taxes, and the potential for a 20 year amortization bond while urging the county high school to remain central and affordable.
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Teton County High School
Power High School
Times
Dutton and Power
Fairfield
County
Dutton
Teton County
Farm Security Administration
Great Falls
Missoula Notes Highlight Freshman Women Basketball and Lectures
Louise Burgmaier of Freshmen A wins 19 112 over A-1 then 30 15 over Sophomores to reach finals against Junior-Senior. Harrison Brown returns as summer lecturer at Montana State University starting June 13 after a tour in the Orient. Shelterbelt projects since 1928 total 2 300 300 trees used in Montana. Farmers urged to order trees via extension agents.
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Louise Burgmaier
oOo Harrison Brown
America
Orient
Montana State University
Montana
Mary Bosseler
Dutton
Bynum Community Notes From March Meeting and Visits
Harry and Roy Stott were in Great Falls on business while Mrs J J Deaver attended an industrial meeting in Chateau. The HW D club met March 3 with 12 members and heard Lucy Stott and Lorna Green demonstrate keeping clothes in good condition. The program included Irish songs and lunch by Ona Jensen. Bert Jensen was ill. Alta Scott visited. Emerson Rowley reportedly ill with smallpox. Lorna Green and Viola te Stott attended a 4 H committee meeting in Chateau. Bert Stott and Ed Savik held Fun Feed tickets for sale in Bynum. Mr and Mrs Eddie Mohart visited Thursday evening with others.
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Harry
Roy Stott
Great Falls
J. J. Deaver
Chateau
HW. D. Club
M. K
Lucy Stott
Lorna Green
Ona Jensen
Bert Jensen
Alta Scott
St. Izmatius
Emerson Rowley
Violate Stott
Bert Stott
Ed. Savik
Bynum
Eddie Mohart
Mrs Bert Stott Visit Rumor Sparked Trip Notes
Reid Swenson left Monday to visit his mother in Utah with brief stops planned in Idaho en route, details unclear.
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Bert Stott
Reid Swenson
Utah
Idaho
Local Pastor Called To North Dakota Parish
Rev. Chester Bredo has been named pastor of the Sims Almont Lutheran parish in North Dakota after five years serving Norwegian Lutheran churches at Dutton and Farmington. He and his family left for Sims N D and will settle there. They visited Canby Oregon with Mrs Bredo's relatives before departure and were farewelled by congregations in Dutton and Farmington and many Ton County friends.
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Chester Bredo
Dutton and
Farmington
Sims-Almont
North Dakota
Sims, N. D
Teton County
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Emma Svensson
The Svensson family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors, friends, and all who offered floral tributes and aid during the death of Mrs. Emma Svensson their wife and mother. John Svenson and Family.
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Emma Svensson
Teton County
Notice of Regular Assessment by Teton Co operative Canal Co
Directors levied regular assessment No 44 at 25.00 per share on all capital stock payable to Cal Binford secretary treasurer by March 11 1938. Unpaid stock will be sold at public auction March 31 1938 at 2 p m at Farmington post office front door Teton County Montana. Cal Binford secretary treasurer.
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Cal Binford
Farmington
Montana
Teton County
Foreclosure summons in Conrad bank loan case
The District Court of Montana Te ton County issues a summons in a mortgage foreclosure action brought by Ralph L. Benjamin as receiver of the First National Bank of Conrad against Herbert and Arvilla Bumgarner and multiple other defendants. The complaint seeks $3,619.67 plus interest, costs, and attorney fees, with the real estate in sections 29 and 30 township 27 north range 4 west foreclosed to satisfy the debt and extension agreement. The filing date is December 22, 1937. clerk H. M. Daley and attorney LEO C. GRAYBILL represent the bank.
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Ninth Judicial District
Montana
County of
Teton
Ralph L. Benjamin
First National Bank of
Conrad
Herbert Bumgarner
Arvilla Bumgarner
Joseph Crawford, Jr
Mary E. Crawford
J. M. Rochester
Charles A. May
M. S. Darling
Montana Pacific Oil Company
Delaware
Teton County
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
First National Bank of Grand Rapids
Twenty-seven
United States
Fish Screen Funds for Montana Irrigation Ditch Gates
Senator B. K. Wheeler helped insert a $20,000 item in the appropriations bill to construct fish screens at irrigation ditch headgates. J. W. Schofield, superintendent of state hatcheries, believes the appropriation will aid fish passage and hatchery operations.
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Montana
B. K. Wheeler
J. W. Schofield
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E. L. Jourdonnais
Choteau
Canada
Boston
State University At
Missoula
Charles Krause
Bynum News
John Svenson
Teton Co-operative Canal Company
Farmington, Montana
H. M. Daley
Leo C. Graybill
Ford Building
Flist Pub
V. &. Green
Prop
Mont
Nelson Insurance Agency Real Estate
Choteau Hospital
H. W. Bateman
R. G. Keeton
WM. Schneider
Choteau Creamery
C. W. Boussard
Larson
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
C. E. Stephens
Anna E. Stafford
Chas G. Roberts
J. H. Byler
State of Montana
E. B. Maynard, M. D
Homeopathic Hospital
Glvene Block
Chetene Bertha Rogers
RB N
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