J C Penney Style Show Set For March 26 27
J C Penney Co will sponsor a spring and summer style show under K E Sturgis at the Royal Theatre. Models include Mrs Earl Seekins Mrs Pearl Knox and Misses Helen Dale Kathleen Wallace Betty Lou Web. The event features French and American designs with varied skirt lengths and waist emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Penney Co
K. E. Sturgis
Royal Theatre
Earl Seekins
Pearl Knox
Helen Dale
Kathleen Wallace
Betty Lou Web
High School Notes Recap of Spring Activities and Honors
The girls basketball team finished third in Augusta ending the season. Ruth Moore earned a spot on the all star team. Track and football practice start soon. Mrs Thompson and Mrs Hentges visited the kindergarten class. Mothers of pre-primer pupils are invited to visit March 24. Testing week underway. Normal training girls submitted health certificates for teaching credentials. Miss Oberg thanks all for quick questionnaire response on character education. Foods class completed three breakfasts with perfect punctuality. Physics class conducts electricity experiments and praises its electrical wizardry, especially the girls.
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Augusta
Ruth Moore
Helen Thompson
Hentges
Miss Oberg
Teton County High School Sees March 20 Musical Revue
Latin II completed Caesar book test to pick three students for Great Falls scholastic meet. Ruth Moore and Margaret Campbell earned 80 word certificate for shorthand to longhand at eighty wpm for four minutes. Civics studies constitutional duties. Grammar test from Popular Science cited. Coal delivery delays Brown’s daily efforts recognized.
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Great Falls
Ruth Moore
Margaret Campbell
Congress
Oberg
Popular Science
Ingersoll
Brown
Teton County High School
Gap News highlights and community visits reel
Henry Freeman was a business visitor at the Jacob Luinstra home last Tuesday. A school bus carried high school pupils to Augusta for a basketball tournament. Mr. and Mrs. Kampnar visited the Luinstra home last Sunday. H H Bleecker of Choteau repaired Mrs Koning's home. Jacob Luinstra has flax tanned in Choteau this week. Sam Brokaw attended the adult school in Choteau last Saturday. J H Byler of Chateau was in the Gap buying beef. Harry Wood caught a large badger last Sunday. The old bus now has a Taylor loud speaker installed. Mr and Mrs G B Zeigler visited Chateau last Saturday.
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Henry Freeman
Jacob Luinstra
Augusta
Leslie Bush
Walter Wood
Remember the Ladies Aid Lutefish Supper at Church
Farmington notices invite readers to a lutefish supper at the Norwegian Lutheran church on Friday evening March 14 starting at 5 PM. Alternative meals will be available. Ted and Helmer Anderson left for Cascade for new jobs. Elmer Baker recovers after surgery at Deaconess hospital. Mrs John Edwards and son Joel traveled to Great Falls, returning midweek. Abe Breere and Mrs Baker visited Elmer Baker in Great Falls.
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Ted
Helmer Anderson
Cascade
Elmer Baker
Deaconess
John Edwards
Joel
Great Falls
Cal bin
Local Talent Play Draws Large Farmington Audience
The Home Talent Play Berties Cave Woman drew a large audience at the hall last Saturday. A. O. Longmuir sang between acts and Oliver Hanson built the stage setting. The cast hopes to present the play in other communities.
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Bertie
Montana
A. O. Longmuir
Oliver Hanson
Breezy Hill Community Notes From Local Residents
Rev Long of Washington led services at Marhardt school Friday evening and Saturday afternoon. J G Zier and family of Wyoming moved into the community. I A Beringer and wife welcome a new daughter. A large crowd attended German services at Breezy Hill school Sunday. John Keller and wife from Collins visited friends here. Farmers prepare seed wheat and repair machinery for the busy season.
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Rev. Long
Washington
Marhardt School
Gustav
Viola Moser
Chateau
Breezy Hill
Tobe Talifson
H. H. Wuest
Woodward
J. G. Zier
Wyoming
John Keller
Collins
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Teton County
The undersigned will on April 17 1930 apply to the county treasurer of Teton County for a tax deed to Lots 1 2 3 4 Block 28 and Lots 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 28 Block 32 Hazletts Addition.
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Teton County
Towit
Hazlett
Property Notice for Teton County Parcel Sale Montana
Notice lists lots 15 to 19 in Block 47 Hazletts Second Addition Choteau Montana with amount due 543.96 and date March 5 1930. Clerk GEO A Carroll of Teton County Montana signs as applicant. First publication March 13, last March 20.
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Choteau
Montana
Hazlett
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Jackson
Chateau
Auction Notice for Lot 14 in Hazletts Second Addition
Lot 14 of Block 46 in Hazletts Second Addition to Chateau Montana carries an amount due of 17 dollars and 52 cents. The record lists a delinquent balance and the property title status for public sale.
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Hazlett
Chateau
Montana
Lot 24 of Hazletts Second Addition in Choteau MT
Property listing notes Lot 24 of Block 50 in Hazletts Second Addition to the Town of Choteau Montana. Parcel details describe location within the subdivision and regulatory context for sale or transfer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazlett
Choteau
Montana
Property Lot Transfer in Jackson's First Addition
Described property lots show Lot 3 in Block 14 of Jackson's First Addition to the Town of Chateau with an amount due of $12.50.
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Royal Theater
Ater
Mil
Cual
Alber’s
Kellogg’s
Walter Baker
Hirshberg’s
Hannan
Farmington
Alex Longmuir
J. W. Kerr
Mrs. Benedict
Nyhus
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
F. W. Smith
Farmington School
Doris Anderson
Boyd Stenson
Gertie Stone
Ruth Slanger
Edna Otness
Irene Spokeley
Donald Gamble
Dorothy Swenson
Cora Otness
Hazel Davidson
Margaret Stenson
Lois Swenson
Asbury Denison
Wayne LeDesky
Orville Talifson
Florence Stone
Anna Thorn
Morris Swenson
Lloyd LeDesky
Allan Talifson
Elsie Thorn
Earl LeDesky
Dick Perry
Robert Davidson
Alvin Stone
Junior Anderson
Leslie Otness
Baltimore
Olympia
Nick and
Bill
Lota
Cowgill
Geo. A. Caerolt
Melba
Hirshbergs
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