Scholarship Meet in Teton County Crowned Largest Yet
The Teton county scholarship meet held Saturday drew participation from nearly all area schools and was judged the largest on record with about 400 papers graded. Chateau led Division I with 66 points, Dutton 64, Power 34, while East Farmington topped Division II with 46 points. Betty Sollid of Dutton captured top individual honors with 22 points in Division I and 18 in Division II forming a repeat gold medal achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dutton
East Farmington
Betty Sollid
Nora Lemmon
Teton County
Power
Crawford
Baker
Betty Solld
Choteau
Irene Erickson
Eileen Healy
Fairfield
Irene
Greenfield
Ruth Corey
Collins
Tie
Nella Gaare
Margaret Hodgskiss
Lilah Helene
Bessie Jackson
Esther Holberg
Virginia Hansen
Cathryn Schabel
Howard Gaare
Martin Carlson
Beth Cheetham
Jean Eckford
Marion Lockhart
Junior Schabel
Lorraine Meyer
Esther Trolberg
Lighth
Virginia Hansen Choteau
Beatrice Burkland
Middleton
Bjarne Johnson
Snyder
Norman Black
Donald Lear
Bole
Glen Inbody
Mary Shein
Pleasant Ridge
Marjory Roberts
Highview
Isabel Smith
Madge McClellan
East Farm
Aged Burton Beach Farmer Dies at Home
Louis G. Schoppe aged 82 years 9 months 19 days died Sunday at his Burton beach home four miles from Farmington after a fatal stroke. Born in Germany July 9 1846 he served in the Franco Prussian war and later emigrated to the United States in 1881 living in Bayfield Wisconsin before moving to Montana in 1908. Surviving are his wife two sons Frederick Araphoe Nebraska William Farmington one daughter Edith Farmington four grandchildren and two great grandchildren Funeral services were held yesterday at the English Lutheran church near Farmington with Rev J F Merz officiating interment in Chateau Cemetery pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis G. Schoppe
Farmington
Mr. Shoppe
Hanover
Germany
Mathilda Thies
United States
Bayfield
Wis
Montana
Chateau
F. C. Young
Wm. Arensmeyer
Ernest Arensmeyer
A. H. Kleber
H. Amman
George Slanger
Glacier Road contracts let for Park to Park highway
The 18.816 mile Bynum to Dupuyer road segment and 15 panel 285 foot Big Muddy Creek bridge are awarded. Thomas Staunton of Great Falls lands road bid at 144287.68 dollars while Winston Brothers and Montgomery & Son of Minneapolis secure the bridge at 30276.64 dollars. Eleven bridges will be timber piled. completion to June 1, 1930.
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Park To Park
Bynum
Dupuyer
Thomas Staunton
Great Falls
Winston Brothers and Montgomery & Son
Minneapolis
Staunton
J. L. McLaughlin
Grass Range
Fagenstrom Brothers
C. A. Carr & Co
Winnett
Winston Brothers
Montgomery & Son
Stephen Brothers
St. Paul
Stanley Brothers
L. Q. Thornquist
F. S. Smith
Sweetgrass
Big Muddy Creek
McGuire & Blakesless
L. B. Lockwood
Glasgow
J. S. Harrington
Missoula
Elliott & Nesbit
Shirley
Mont
Sam Boudrie
Spokane
Chateau
Cerain
Chateau Lions Club
Dupuyer-Bynum
Commission
Helena
Senate
Ralph D. Rader
W. O. Whippe
O. S. Warden
W. J. Mulvaney
James H. Rowe
Butte
Grade School Pupils Set Operetta at High School
Sunny of Sunnyside will be presented at the high school auditorium on Friday evening May 17. The cast includes 41 pupils from Chateau public school directed by Miss Ruby A Miller and Miss Charlotte. June Lindseth leads as Sunny with nine choral numbers in the two act juvenile work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunny of
Sunnyside
Chateau Public School
Ruby A. Miller
Charlotte
Sunny
DeMolay Observes Patriots Day At Masonic Temple
Teton chapter of DeMolay held a Tuesday night meeting at the Masonic temple with H W Johnson of the Fairfield reclamation service as principal speaker. The program included a cornet solo by Joel Edwards a speech by Gibson Monkman and a flee club number led by Professor R A Keyes from Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
H. W. Johnson
Reclamation Service
Fairfield
Joel Edwards
Gibson Monkman
Flee Club
R. A. Keyes
Great Falls
Teton High Dominates First Annual Invitational Meet
Teton county high school led with 61 points at the Chateau event, Power’s Fred Hoffman dominating with four firsts. Loomis of Teton and Burton Lee followed, while Conrad, Simms, Centerville, Dutton and Belt trailed. awards included medals and a silver statuette for Teton, with coach J Kent Midgett praising the meet and planning a repeat next April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Chateau
Power High School
Fred Hoffman
George Loomis
Teton High
Burton Lee
Teton
Teton and Power
Simms
Conrad
Centerville
Dutton
Belt
Augusta
Burton Wells
Conrad High
J. Kent Midgett
Midgett
Hoffman
Power
Loomis
Irvin
Wells
Clearman
Morris
Odden
Peters
Orr
Robbins
Neal
Irwin
Motil
Underwood
Miksch
Florek
Clarris
Irwin Belt
Bozik
Schultz
Jacobs
Hurdies
Petri
Toomis
Jones
Loffman
Mozer
Richards
Harris
Frenick
Dale
Doura
Norris
Hofman
Loomis Teton
Nate Wixon
Tenny Babcock
M. E. Wynne
Harold Armstrong
Kenneth Powell
Paul B. Powell
Robert Neil
Neil
Dutton High School
Obert Dale
Missoula
Burt Wells
Hank Hammond
T. B. Irvin
M. K. Luther
Teton County High Places Second in District Scholarship Contest
Teton County High School earned 311 points to place second among 10 schools at the fifth annual district scholarship contest in Great Falls. Chouteau County High, Fort Benton, won with 61 points, while Teton accumulated 25 percent academic points and six in commercial subjects led by Marybelle Peterson and Ethel “Bill” Morgan as top individual scorers. The event drew 340 entries by 210 students from ten schools, with judging by Leora Hapner of Montana State College Bozeman. officials praised growing district interest and planned to compete again next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Teton County High School
Chouteau County High School
Fort Benton
Teton
Marybelle Peterson
Obert Peterson
Ethel Morgan
J. C. Morgan
Miss Morgan
Miss Peterson
Chouteaux County High
Leora Hapner
Montana State College
Bozeman
Teton County
A. B. Guthrie
Ruth Bryson
C.L. Miller
Evelyn Murphy
Ursuline Academy
Emma Bravo
Stockett
Robert Leslie
Loris Brown
Cascade
John Elliott
Tie
Fanny Crabtree
Raleigh Barlow
Simms
Virginia
Pondebush
Florence Lynch
Elva Foster
Emma _ Bravo
Ethel “Bill” Morgan
Chateau
Ida Delana
Kathryn Willard
Rose Strosky
Belt
Tom Sharp
Ethel Castner
Jane Taylor
Augusta
Fort Shaw
Power
Stockett-Sand Coulee
Choteau
F. F. Sparks
Augusta High School
K. F. Bergan
H. F. James
Milwaukee railroad executives visit on official business
Division Superintendent A. C. Bowen and Traveling Auditor A. W. Ludke of Lewistown and Division Freight and Passenger Agent M. E. Randall of Great Falls, Milwaukee railroad officials, were in the city on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bowen
A. W. Ludke
Lewistown
M. E. Randall
Great Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Choteau Team to Play Farmers at Farmington Sunday
A picked baseball nine from Choteau will travel Sunday to face the Farmers nine at Farmington. The Farmers are said to be hot and determined to defeat Choteau, promoters say the event offers sport and value for a small price and an enjoyable day if the weather cooperates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Farmington
Track Meet Officials and Gratitude Cited by Coach Midgett
The meet featured timers Geo A Carroll FE R Kaem mer and M S Bullerdick with track judges L P Jackson Earl Hansen and Harry Moore and field judges G C Core. Coach Midgett expressed gratitude to all who assisted in conducting the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Carroll
FE. R. Kaemmer
M. S. Bullerdick
L. P. Jackson
Earl Hansen
Harry Moore
G. C. Core
Midgett
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Gena Hemstad
Diamond Valley
John Owens
Roy Gubbrandson
Pendroy
Albert Hoffman
Jerome Toenyes
Beck
Betty Eastwood
Myrtle Johnson
Grace Slack
Emil Quade
Cathyln Schabel
Alice Riphenburg
Dorothy Holmes
Florence Gurney
Jeanette Woodward
Hileen Mhealy
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Alice Arnett
Henry Roseholt
Peter Bushman
Helen Giese
Margaret Stephens
Dorothy Arensmeyer
Ington
Mae Agee
Wide Awake
Martin Arensmeyer
Hilda Christman
Iris Lytle
Lincoln
Ray Randall
Spring Valley
James Barce
Lucile Inbody
Chas. Denny
Teton View
Blanche Johnson
Hildur Martinson
Athalie Lytle
Wayne Gitchel
Eleanor Kind
Miles Phillips
Letha Caskey
Eyland
Lillian Johnson
Bertha Wick
So. Liberty
Reider Neckstad
Spring Valleys
Irma Baumgarner
Mildred Shein
Roy Tokerud
Eva Folk
South Liberty
Ole Haugen
Leif Erickson
Fred Meadows
Robertson
Henry Boem
Edith Depner
Elfrieda Relhoff
Paul Parker
Past Farmington
Roy Toker
Burton Beach
First National Bank
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Glacier Road
Staunton of
Winston Bros
Mont.gomery & Son
H. S
Marybell Peterson
Raymond Lee
Francis Whiner
Ray Wainright
Beatrice Beauchamp
Hazel Blossom
de. John Elliott
Edwin Erickson
Elizabeth Briscoe
George Seaton
Civies
Leo Murphy
Lucille Stevens
Rosalie Calone
David Hamm
Helen Rice
Donald Eyre
Morton Eyre
Freeman Ackerson
Jane Grady
Helen Wellman
Ernest Mirehouse
Cho
John MccInness
Virgil Stratton
Cedric Maurer
Robert Leake
Arnold Anderson
Eva Lasell
Ruth Suiste
Thelma Swenson
Grace Benning
Emma Brave
Roma Hoffman
Ray Wainwright
Paul Dorchak
Virst
Vernera Lewis
Jane Guthrie
Mary James
Charles Hardy
Alice James
Margaret Elliott
Ethel Robinson
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