Teton High shines at state FFA meet in Bozeman triumphs
Teton High School earned multiple honors at the Montana state Future Farmers of America week at Montana State College Bozeman. John Gibler won first in shop and high overall in five contests earning a ratchet brace and end wrenches as prizes. the chapter claimed a top three finish in several events and received a $10 cash prize as third outstanding chapter.
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Teton Future Farmers Chapter
Montana State College
Bozeman
John Gibler
Gibler
FFA
Teton High
Teton
Montana Flour Mills Co
Great Falls
Future Farmer
Bernard Toenyes
Alvin Meyer
John Shoquist
Toenyes
Charles Rose
Elizabeth Sorenson
Pendroy
Gordon Eckford
H. A
Annual Amateur Contest Tonight at Chateau High School
R. E. Nelson announces the second annual amateur night at the Chateau high school auditorium starting 8 p m. Entrants come from Power Fairfield Agawam Bynum Belleview Collins and Chateau. Prizes include 10 7 and 4 dollars, plus a trip to the Lions district convention in June at Calgary judged by Lions. Score sheets provided at entry and explained by Mr Nelson.
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R. E. Nelson
Chateau
Power
Fairfield
Agawam
Bynum
Belleview
Collins
Calgary
Lions
City Dads Hold Busy May Session
The regular May meeting of the city council organized the new council after last month’s election. Paul Kropp replaced H. Porter as alderman. C. W. Burns remains mayor with R. R. Mellon as president acting in Burns’s absence. Officials appointed included J. G. Jackson as city clerk and water superintendent, F. C. Barribal as city treasurer, Thos. Neely as city marshal, and Gus Thompson as fire chief with salaries listed. The council approved building moves, license discussions, and plumbing licensing disputes, and accepted the Knudtzon Lumber Co bid of 428.96 for sewer extension materials.
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Ecity Council
Paul Kropp
H. Porter
C. W. Burns
R. R. Mellon
A. H. Doughty
W. W. Smith
Iarry Young
Bynum
Agnes Burch
Chateau
Jas
Cook
Earls Motor Co
J. E. Byrne
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
H. H. Bleecker
Chateau Hardware Co
Third Street
St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Four Draw Fines In Local Courts
Fred Dutro Jr of Chateau was arrested early Sunday by Highway Patrolman Storm and fined 75 dollars for driving under the influence. Claude Roy Shebel and Jack Lykins were fined 10 dollars each for disturbing the peace at Mountain View Gardens dance. Bert McNeal of Chateau paid 10 dollars in police court for drunkenness and dis orderly conduct after arrest by City Marshal Thomas Neely.
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Fred Dutro, Jr
Chateau
Storm
Justice” ‘of the “Peace
J. G. Jackson
E. Lt. Murphy
Mountain View Gardens
Claude
Roy Shebel
Jack Lykins
Bert McNeal
McNeal
Thos. Neely
Teton High To Send Four To Interscholastic Meet
Teton county high track team members Sid Yeager Jim Moore Don Buckingham and Kenneth Thompson will travel to Missoula for the annual interscholastic meet at the State university May 14 15 They will run the half mile relay with Yeager entering the 100 yard dash 440 and high jump Moore the half mile and mile Buckingham the 100 and 220 dashes and broad jump Thompson the 220 and pole vault A practice run showed Moore clocking 4 59 2 for the mile The team also heads to Cascade Friday for a meet and to Augusta Saturday for a triangular with Simms and Augusta.
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Sid Yeager
Jim Moore
Don Buckingham
Kenneth Thompson
Teton County
Missoula
The
State University
Yeager
Jim
Don
Kenneth
Teton
Cascade
Augusta
Simms
Recreational Council to Meet Friday in May
The Teton County Recreational Council will meet Friday May 7 with Collins and Liberty leaders in charge of the program. Bole leaders serving lunch will report. Reports on chatanqua numbers are requested from listed community leaders including Chateau Gibson Monkman Pendrey and Mrs G R Talbert.
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Teton County Recreational Council
Collins and Liberty
Bole
Chateau
Gibson Monkman
Pendrey
G. R. Talbert
Farmington
Mae Thompson
Bob
Bob Davison
Collins
D. B. Crane
Liberty Genter
Edna Averill
Diamond Valley
Harry Laubach
Bynum
Roy Ifanberg
Organizes Harmonica Band at Wolf Creek School
The Wolf Creek School harmonica band photo drew Teton county interest as Robert Funk, principal and band organizer, who taught in the county for about a decade, is noted. Funk belonged to the Chateau Lions club and was superintendent of the local chautauqua.
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Wolf Creek
Great Falls
Teton County
Robert Funk
Chateau Lions Club
Chautauqua
Teton HI Wins Fast WW Meet Here Saturday
Teton county high school tops 10-team invitational track meet with 424 points coached by J Kent Midgett. Centerville finishes second as Sid Yeager leads with 18 points and Moore and Jarvi tie for second with 10 each. Moore sets half mile record at 7.6 seconds for 3.0. Phillips of Dutton clocks 10.3 in 100 yard dash to break 10.5 from 1933. Yeager ties 440 yard dash record at 55 seconds. Distance relay matches Centerville 1:41.0. Yeager clears 5 feet 4 inches in high jump. Moore wins mile as time lacks pressure.
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Teton County
J. Kent Midgett
Centerville
Sid Yeager
Moore
Teton
Jarvi
Phillips
Dutton
A. Balko
Yeager
Irwin
Belt
Teton Quartette
Fingen
Piano Recital Program Set At Chateau High School
The high school auditorium in Chateau hosts a piano recital on Tuesday May 11 at 8 15 p m with an admission charge. The program lists solo piano pieces duets vocal selections dances and an acrobatic act featuring students including Nancy Stenson Patricia Miller Margaret Armstrong and Betty Coffey among others with various composers and titles.
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Peete Neeees
Billie Baillie
Frank Daggett
Marion Schaefer
Vivian Hansen
Melaphone
Curtis
Betty Jane
Laura Ann Prior
Corsey
Victor Kelly
Leslie Stott
Lee Stott
Sylvester Schaefer
Owen Monkman
Ted Stott
Charles Purkett
Hal Jenson
Dean Swenson
Norman Rosengren
Betty
Mac Coffey
RTA Ing
Nogericaien
Marylin Gillette
Joe Bruno
Abraham Carrier
Dana Halberg
Frank Daggett, Jr
Billy
Eileen Reiquam
Annemes
Ollie Newman
Barbara Hanberg
Helen Gunderson
Chateau
M. S. Bullerdick
Mary
Greta Swanson
Krogman
Margaret Armstrong Garland
Hopkins
Ce Wright Elizabeth Miller
Nancy Stenson
Patricia Miller
Lila Reiquam
Meee
Mac Coffey Parki
Forrest Marilyn Scott
Frances Odenwald
America
Ese
Seseseessereres
Rolfe
Bessie’ Corbet
Lance
Kerr Ethel Wright
Eeseeee Torgussen
Marion Corbet
Patricia
Elizabeth Miller
Katherine Walker
MeIntyre
Lassen
Frances
Wright Poupee
Helen Percy Cox
Donald Passmore
Crawford Pickinning
Rodgers Nancy Stenson
Volkart
Leah Ferris
Betty Coffey
Grieg
Scott Hariet Paulus Dawh
Normandy
Aibert
Rainbow
Lemont Maxine Sturgis Poldini
Pwees Teqeson Reg Seecer
Vision of Sir Taunfal staged by Chateau grade pupils
Chateau Public School pupils under Miss Patricia Weiberg and Miss Ruby Miller presented the T episode pageant The Vision of Sir Launfal on Friday night with extensive scene changes and costumes The program opened with four popular lighter numbers and included two dances and a solo The final tableau showed Christ on screen with notable balcony chorus accompaniment
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Chateau
Petricia Weberg
Ruby Miller Pricipal
Sir Taunfal
Lowell
Katherine Roll
Janet Aldrich
Christ
State Normal College President Dillon to Give Commencement Address
State Normal College announces President Sheldon E. Davis will deliver the commencement address on May 9. Salutatorian honors go to Guy Gulbrandsen and valedictorian to Gordon Eckard. Baccalaureate on May 23 features a vesper service at the high school auditorium. Class night on May 26 follows.
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State Normal College
Dillon
Guy Gulbrandsen
Gordon Eckard
Guy
Teton County High
A. B. Guthrie
Sheldon E. Davis
Rev Dr Cole to Speak at Local Methodist Church
The Rev Dr Charles G Cole superintendent of Glacier Park district Montana will occupy the pulpit next Sunday at 11 am delivering a Mother's Day sermon He will also speak at Pendroy at 3 pm announced by Rev Edwin Dover resident pastor Yesterday word of his arrival was received at the church Local readers may attend both events for religious study and community notice
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Chas. G. Cole
Glacier Park District
Methodist Church of Montana
Cole
Edwin Dover
Golden Wedding Date Observed By Halladays
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Halladay of Chateau and Fairfield marked their golden wedding with a Park hotel dinner in Great Falls and a family supper in Fairfield. The couple married May 3, 1887, and have long yearned to return to Great Falls on anniversaries, though circumstances varied.
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Falls
H. L. Halladay
Fairfield
Park Hotel
Great Falls
Ray Halladay
Mr. Halladay
Great Falla
Chateau
New Park Hotel
Tribune
Herbert L. Halladay
Cora B. Perry
Mr. Reid
W. Collins
Chandler Smith
Halladay
Montana
Livingston
Mrs. Halladay
Teton County
California
Parkway Proprietors Travel to Minneapolis
Mr and Mrs Clarence Freesene owners of the Parkway travel to Minneapolis to visit his mother and other relatives and to transact business.
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Clarence Freesene
the Parkway
Minneapolis
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Chutesh
Reginald Daviés
Chinook
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Teton ¥. F. A
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Eldon Cook
Sam
Dutton High School
Power High School
Robert Lonevick
Charles Johnson
Louis Tackes
Bill Powell
Deer Lodge
Ience
Mr. Nel&Son
Major Bowes
Recreational Council
Teton HI
Yeager High Man
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Eneetenstsons
Augusta Sree
Fort Shaw
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Meen Sheen
Jerere
Adair
Laural
Margaret Armstrong
Donna Allum
Evelyn van Auken
Pat
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Cleo Armstrong
Margaret J. Allison
Virginia Allum
Elizabeth A. Alzheimer
Lawrence Alzheimer
Cleo Eleanor Armstrong
Dorothy Minnie Breding
Billy Briggs
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