Senior Play Charms Local Audience In Comedy
The senior class play Nothing But The Truth drew a good house last Friday with John Sulgrove as Robert Bennett and Thelma Swenson as Gwendolyn Ralston under Miss Alva Largon. Proceeds near $100 funded stage and curtain needs and other school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sulgrove
Robert Bennett
Thelma Swenson
Gwendolyn Ralston
E. M. Ralston
New York
Bob Bennett
Ralston
Bob
Miss Larson
Miss Vaughn
District Judge Hattersley Holds Court Here
District Judge R M Hattersley came from Conrad to conduct a regular court with civil criminal probate and naturalization matters. Certificates of citizenship issued to Josie J O Sullivan Gustav Voet and Martina Wilhelmina Reinks. Fred Peltmann denied for unsatisfactory exam. case continued to September. Three divorces granted Baker vs Baker Hamilton vs Hamilton Wiley vs Wiley. Wiley custod y of two children granted. Administration petition in May Ann Miller estate continued May 23. Sale of Peter Ilvisaker estate personal property ordered. Demurrers overruled in Cascaden v Bogue and Power-Morgan v O Keefe et al. About $595 and $450 judgments sought plus interest costs. Water commissioner Guy Kyle appointed on Teton river May 1 to Oct 1. salary $100 monthly. Ranchers ordered to build headgates and dams for measuring water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad Friday
Naturalization
United States
Josie J. O’sullivan
Ireland
Gustav Voet
Belgium
Martina Wilhelmina Reinks
Netherlands
Fred Peltmann
Volmery M. Baker
Martha Louise Baker
Chris A. Hamilton
Mary Hamilton
Mary J. Wiley
Carl H. Wiley
May Ann Miller
Peter Ilvisaker
Albert Cascaden
J. C. Bogue
Power-Morgan Company
J. S. O'Keefe
Cascaden
Guy Kyle
Teton River
Teton High Students Compete in State Week Events
Eight Teton county students travel to Bozeman for state high school week events under Montana State College auspices. Four boys will enter farm mechanics and stock-judging contests against 25 Smith Hughes schools. four girls compete in scholastic contests including American history and Latin. One girl, Erma Baldwin, cannot compete in first year Latin due to grade level. Funding comes from Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads, Chateau Woman's club, and the high school student activities fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bozeman
Montana State College
M. K. Luther
Smith- Hughes
Ray Davidson
James Anderson
Erma Baldwin
Great Falls
Miss Baldwin
Teton High
A. B. Guthrie
Miss Bateman
Smith-Hughes
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Chateau Woman's Club
Local Track Meet Sets Eight Records in Chateau
Eight Montana schools took part in the second annual track and field meet at Chateau. Belt led with 364 points, James Irwin earning five firsts and a gold medal as top scorer. Conrad and Teton county followed with 31 and 26 points respectively. Loomis of Teton injured a leg, limiting his chances. Mile relay set a new record at 4 02, Conrad claiming a clear win. Medals and ribbons were awarded to top finishers, with Coach J Kent Midgett honored with a statuette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
the Belt High School
James Irwin
Conrad High
Teton County High School
Loomis
Teton
Clifford Norris
J. Kent Midgett
Midgett
M. S. Bullerdick
G. A. Dutt
Din
Plans for Choteau baseball revival gain momentum
A Lions club committee backs a revived independent baseball effort in Choteau after the 1925 Teton county league demise. G C Core and supporters say ample material exists and only equipment and diamond improvements are needed. The county donated tractor and grader to level the field as work continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Lions Club
Tulip Time operetta and declamatory contest set at high school
On the calendar this Saturday at 8:15 p m the Cha teau public school presents Tulip Time operetta by its pupils. A declamatory contest follows Monday night at the same venue to select a Teton county representative for the Missoula state contest. ten contestants entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Public School
Teton County High School
Missoula
Miss Nella Maynard Weds Seeley Moore at Helena Parish
Miss Nella Maynard 19 daughter of Dr. E. B. Maynard and Seeley Moore principal of the Warren school near Helena were married Sunday at a Presbyterian church parsonage in Helena. Rev. Hannon officiated with Otho McLean as best man and Marguerite Maynard as bridesmaid. The bride a Ton county high school graduate, met Mr Moore after leaving Dillon in 1928 for state normal college. The couple will reside at the school where he teaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nella Maynard
E. B. Maynard
Seeley Moore
Warren
Helena
Hannon
Otho McLean
Marguerite Maynard
Teton County
Mr. Moore
State Normal College
Dillon
Moore
Delegates Named for 4-H Convention in Bozeman
County Agent Robert Clarkson will name two outstanding Teton county 4-H club members as delegates to the first state convention in Bozeman June 17 to 20. Two local club leaders will also be named to attend with railroad fare provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Bozeman
Legion Band Warmly Welcomed at Saturday Concert
The American Legion band of the city opened a planned free street concert series last Saturday despite a light rain. The program included Columbian March Apple March Burton March Blue Jackets March and Overture Golden Gate. A Lions club committee discussed a fundraising subscription to aid the band and the erection of a movable band stand with suitable lighting. Bandmaster Robert Clarkson announced the next concert for Saturday evening May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Apple
George Southwell Burton
E. Noel Blue
E. W. Berry
Lions Club
Cirball Team
Golden Gate
Central March
F. E
Noel
Chateau
Robert Clarkson
Adams Oil Co Expands Bynum Plant Spawning New Tanks
Adams Oil Co of this city, Shell distributors, enlarges its Bynum facility with two 16,800 gallon tanks and a 7,000 gallon tank, plus an 18 by 42 warehouse and other improvements. Gordon Monkman leads the Bynum station project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Oil Company
Shell
Bynum
Gordon Monkman
Rod and Gun Club to Hold Annual Meeting Friday
The Chateau Rod and Gun club will meet at the forest office Friday night beginning at 7 20. A delegate will be elected to attend the State Sportsmen's Association meeting in Helena on May 23 and 24, with officers to be elected and plans formed for the predatory bird and animal drive and stocking local streams. W E Lockhart serves as president and A D Moir as acting secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Rod and Gun Club
Forest Office
Helena
W. E. Lockhart
A. D. Moir
Coach Midgett Resigns from Tate County High School
J Kent Midgett who has served as athletic coach and mathematics instructor at Tate County High School since 1924 submitted his resignation to the county high school board on Wednesday. The resignation becomes effective at the end of the current school year. His future plans are not announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midgett
J. Kent Midgett
Teton County High School
County High School Board
Scholastic meet draws 175 pupils from 41 county schools
The Teton county scholarship contest part of the state event will be held Saturday at 1:30 pm. Anna E. Stafford reports 175 grade pupils from 41 schools entered, with districts selecting one representative per grade. Tests cover spelling reading arithmetic and language across grades three through eight. Winners advance to the state contest and three best compositions are also submitted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Anna E. Stafford
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Stafford
State Department of Education
Chateau Public School
Alva Larson
Marguerite Vaughn
Waldo Oberg
Laura Dahlstrom
Ruth Bryson
Teton County High School
Kebe
Dry Forks
William Anderson
Blackleaf
Ray McKee
Ruth Stansberry
Melvin Moorhead
Theodore Bingham
Burton
Groot
Esther Camden
Kathleen McCormack
Tom Groot
John Groot
Brady Confesses to Multiple Bank and Post Office Robberies
Persistent effort by Teton county officials with Cascade county officers and US Post Office Inspector W J Cooney led to Frank Brady being jailed at the state penitentiary in Deer Lodge. Brady robbed Power-Morgan store in town, the post office, and Munson store at Bole early April 20. He traveled 391 miles from Chateau to track his flight, was identified at Langey's Corner, and was later cornered in Conrad after a pursuit through Canada and Pendroy. He surrendered with no resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Cascade County
United States Postoffice
W. J. Cooney
Great Falls
Frank Brady
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Power-Morgan
Munson
Bole
Brady
Conrad
Pondora
Toole
Canada
Montana
Chateau
Langey’s Corner
Billings
Shelby
Sweet Grass
John Mars
Mars
Pendroy
Buck” Anderson
Pondera County
County Funds Lowered In March Treasurer Reports
County Treasurer O G Meadows reports first quarter finances ending March 31 showing initial funds of 253 136 68 receipts 123 677 24 disbursements 238 248 72 leaving 238 565 38 on hand. March month reserves started 151 756 77 receipts 11 509 22 disbursed 15 873 67 leaving 147 437 22. Trust and agency funds for March totaled 2 987 32 in and 23 675 98 out leaving 91 128 06.
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Teton County
O. G. Meadows
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U. S
Fight Teton High
First National Bank
Irwin
Belt
Morgan
Nauman
Dawson
Simms
Phillips
Dutton
Norris
Underwood
Jones
Peters
Mibsch
Gilbee
Water
Centerville
Legion Band
Adams Oil Co
Rod and Gun Club
Hattersley
J. Li. Billings
Citizens State Bank
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