Teton High Sees Spirit Rise From Sophomore Volunteers
The Teton County high season closes with losses, yet two sophomore girls Dorothy Moore and Rita Larken brought much needed spirit. They volunteered early in the year to help with the senior play and memory work, easing the burden on the property manager and boosting morale among students.
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Buck
Teton County High
Teton
Dorothy Moore
Rita Larken
Dorothy
Rita
Montana Wool Output Drops in 1937 Bulletin
Montana produced 24,768,000 pounds of wool in 1937, down from 29,251,000 in 1936 as sheep shorn fell from 3,156,000 to 2,580,000. Average fleece weight rose to 9.6 pounds from 9.3, dropping Montana from third to fourth among states in wool production.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau of Economics
Texas
Wyoming
California
United States
Bureau
Students plan attitude shift amid campus antics
The Hi-Lites editors congratulate Misses Larken and Moore as over two hundred students show strong spirit. Snippets spotlight dramas, romances, pranks and school life from snowball mischief to scent jokes and hallway chatter, with names and rooms sprinkled through the playful sketches.
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Hi-Lites
Larken
Moore
Moore Larkin
Buck
Tommie Tuel
Shues
Myrle Fearon
Jimmie Hightower
Bill Wallace
Lowell Scott
Bronberg
Davis
Bud Hallberg
Wm. Wallace
Evelyn
Tom McArdle
Mildred Houfek
Robert Gronberg
Lions and Legionnaires Plan St Patrick Day Events
Two St Patrick day events planned in Choteau and Pendroy. Lions club to stage a minstrel show at the high school auditorium in Chateau while the American Legion prepares a 10 pm dance at Pendroy hall. Supper will be served by St Patrick’s Catholic guild. P M Campbell chairs the dance committee and Dr H W Bateman chairs the minstrel show committee.
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Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Post
American Legion
Lions
Chateau
Legionnaires
Pendroy
Ladies of
St. Patrick’s Catholic Guild
P. M. Campbell
H. W. Bateman
St. Patrick’s Guild
Hospital Notes From Maynard and Choteau Entries
John Ruff of Fairfield entered the Maynard hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. Stuart A Kelley and son entered the Maynard hospital Wednesday. Henry Denger of Conrad was a surgical patient at the Maynard hospital Wednesday. Deloris Johnson was discharged from Maynard hospital Saturday. Clarence Hitchcock of Ft. Shaw entered the Choteau hospital last Friday for medical treatment. Mrs. Julia Kelly of Fort Shaw was admitted to the Choteau hospital on March 6 for medical treatment. Neal Johnson of Dutton was discharged Sunday from the Choteau hospital. Mrs. F G Coste of Choteau was discharged last Friday from the Choteau hospital.
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John Ruff
Fairfield
Maynard Hospital
Stuart A. Kelley and Son
Henry Denger
Conrad
Deloris Johnson
Clarence Hitchcock
Ft. Shaw
Choteau Hospital
Julia Kelly
Fort Shaw
Neal Johnson
Dutton
F. G. Coste
Choteau
Catholic Services Schedule for Choteau and Bynum
Mass at Choteau on March 13 at 1 PM and at Bynum at 9 AM. Services at Choteau every Wednesday Friday and Sunday evening at 7 30 during Keat. J F Schulte pastor.
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Choteau
Bynum
Keat
J. F. Schulte
Farmers Union Holds First Quarterly Meeting at Greenfield Hall
The Teton County Farmers Union will convene at 1 p.m. on Wednesday March 16 at Greenfield Community Hall six miles east and two miles north of Fairfield. Officers will be elected and other business addressed. State President H D Rolph will give the principal address. Members only may vote but others may attend to hear Rolph. Paul Mathis presides and J A Primus is secretary.
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Farmers Union
Teton County Farmers Union
New Greenfield
Fairfield
H. D. Rolph
Rolph
Paul Mathis
J. A. Primus
Goose Catches On Fire Cattlemen Meet in County
Teton county cattlemen met Monday and approved recommendations to aid the cattle industry. Officials plan to present these proposals at Friday’s agricultural planning committee meeting for the county.
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Teton County
Agricultural Planning Committee
Cattlemen Backfire Sparks Fire on Great Northern Engine
Fire crews were summoned Tuesday evening as a gasoline electric engine of the Great Northern caught fire after a backfire ignited gasoline. Chemicals slowed the blaze until the department's arrival and a steamer was sent to move the train to Great Falls. G. N. officials praised the department for its prompt response.
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Great Northern
Fie
Great Falls
G. N
St Patrick’s Day Dance to be Held in Pendroy
An advertisement error placed the St Patrick's Day dance sponsored by the American Legion under Chateau in Diet. The event will be held at Pendroy Thursday evening March 17 due to no Pendroy correspondence arriving last week.
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American Legion
Pendroy
Meetings to Explain Agricultural Conservation Programs Start March 11
Bozeman March 9 Explanations of 1938 agricultural conservation program changes will be given to county committee men and county extension agents at district meetings starting March 11. Afterward community meetings will acquaint farmers with changes. Speakers include A J Borton W H Lamphere R E Bodiey and Director Taylor. Schedule lists Billings Missoula Bozeman Miles City Wolf Point Great Falls March 11 12 14 15 17 18.
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Bozeman
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
AAA
Taylor
A. J. Borton
State Committee
W. H. Lamphere
R. E. Bodiey
Billings
Missoula
Miles City
Wolf Point
Great Falls
Community Notes From Pendroy and Nearby Areas
Local residents share visits and gatherings at multiple homes and clubs. Mrs. Bob Dwyer and Mrs. Mitchell hosted Augusta friends. St. Patrick dance plans announced for Chateau post American Legion on March 17th. several families report weekend visits, dinner parties, and card nights.
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Bob Dwyer
Mitchell
Augusta
Carl Gulbrands
Chester Thoring
Hoeschen
Ethel Reid
John Bolsinger
Odd Fellows Lodge
Chateau
Leona Lockhart
Porter Home
Homer Rowland
Marshall
Mike Dumgardner
Public School Attendance Update After Illness
The note reports February attendance by grade levels due to chickenpox. First grade 82 percent, second grade 84 percent, third grade 93 percent, fourth grade 94 percent, aiming for a yearly average of 95 percent to avoid penalty. It urges students to improve attendance to avoid a loss of points in the rating.
Pupils Present Beanstalk Drama And Report Hobbies
Fifth to eighth graders show dramatic effort in Jack and the Beanstalk at a Wednesday assembly. Students also earn perfect attendance certificates across grades. Hobby club officers include Paul Vick president and Milton Van Auken VP, with members pursuing crafts, drawings, scrapbooks, and dog picture collections.
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Jock
Oecenemneneens Neneles
Beverley Anderson Ghamt
Tennecesee Zeeesation
Merrill
Field Giant
Shirley Ford
Jack
Myrtle
Alexander Farry
Evelyn
Alstad
Joe “Bash
Joan” Coyte
Marian Schaefer
Bey Verly Oettel
Farneil Gleason
Joann Cardell
James Allum
Raymond Allum
Albert Carlson
John Rose
Hugh Stillman
Belda Alexander
Allene Wilson
Kenneth Burlingame
Jimmie Forrest
Joseph Hollingshead
Robert Olsen
Cecil Snyder
Myrtle Alexander
Eloise Allum
Helen Gies
Marion Schaefer
Helen Stillman
Robert Allum
Hazel Allum
Hazel Bleecker
Lawrence Burlingame
Mae Gronberg
Albert Graff
Jimmy Campbell
Mary Higgins
Ruth Jones
Bill Marshall
Dicky Nordhagen
Elaine Passmore
Donald Passmore
Kathryn Roll
Billy Workman
Pauline Spletzer
Yvonne Wheeler
Hyden van Auken
James Anderson
Billy Breen
John MacDonald
Milton van Auken
Margaret Armstrong
Alice Davidson
Coleen Harris
Verna Huffman
Harriet Olsen
Marilyn Scott
Kola Mae Burns
Janet Field
Dorothy Jackson
Peggy Knotts
Francis Odenwald
Helen Odenwald
Allan Boutilier
Bob Dellwo
Ben McDonald
Bernard Martin
Sylvester Schaefer
Hobby Club
Paul Vick
Janice McClue
Dorothy Dale
Leslie Otness
Elizabeth Wilson
Morris Swenson
Ray Carlson
Walt Disney
Landseer
John Smith
Donald Wilson
Gordon Harris
Twila Shelmerdine Catalogs Child Stars and Art Class Work
Twila Shelmerdine creates a scrapbook of child movie stars and the quints while noting pupils busy with sewing and other hobbies. The eighth graders enjoy brush drawings to study Oriental art and a Japan China focus. Last week lower grades held a concert assembly with performances by Mildred Vick Floyd DeRusha Patty Breen Lois Winner Allen Wilson Shirley Ford Evelyn Alstad.
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Twila Shelmerdine
Japan
China
Far East
Mildred ‘Vick
Floyd DeRusha
Patty Breen
Lois Winner
Allene Wilson
Shirley Ford
Evelyn Alstad
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