Teton Athletes Triumph in Annual Track Meet Here
Teton county high school dominated the invitational meet held Saturday, scoring 53 points to Belt’s 25. Yeager swept three sprint events and tied for second in high jump, Moore won the 880 and mile, set a 2:14.6 half mile record, while Baker Simms and others accumulated points in multiple events. Centerville and Augusta followed with strong showings, and several marks were noted as possible meet records.
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Teton County High School
Yeager
Moore
Teton
Matson
Belt
Simms
Centerville
Augusta
Dutton
Baker
Kennedy
Headley
Phillips
Oval
Jarkr
Jenkins
Thompson
Malcott
Healy
Rosengren
Owens
Ruffel
Bev
Nierstheimer
Balko
Ken
Nedy
Neal
Gassman
Bazxo
Evans
Bell
Core
Simnis
Veteran fire chief resigns after eight years of service
J. G. Jackson tonight tendered his resignation as chief of the Chateau fire department, citing other duties as city clerk water superintendent and Justice of the Peace. A successor will be chosen from 19 volunteer firefighters. one more will be added to reach a full force of 20. Reappointed volunteers include Glen R. Becker Lee Brown Clinton W. Core Chas. O. Davis Wm. Gies Gordon A. Holmes J. Burr Huffman Harry A. Moore DeLois H. Moulton Wm. F. Olsen Nick Pambrun Arthur B. Ramsey Buech A. Roll Frank L. Stearns Kenneth E. Sturgis John J. Sulgrove James M. Sulgrove H. B. Swanson Gus Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Jackson
Chateau
Glen R. Becker Lee Brown
Clinton W. Core
Chas. O. Davis
Wm. Gies
Gordon A. Holmes
J. Burr Huffman
Harry A. Moore
DeLois H. Moulton
Wm. F. Olsen
Nick Pambrun
Arthur B. Ramsey
Leslie Jourdonnais to Return From Spokane Visit
Leslie Jourdonnais is set to return this week from Spokane where he has been attending Kinman Business University and studying courses related to his commercial interests.
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Leslie Jourdonnais
Spokane
The
Kinman Business University
Junior Chautauqua Afternoon Performances Dropped
The 1936 Teton's Own chautauqua committee voted to remove afternoon performances and the junior chautauqua from the program. Dates set are July 22 23 and 24 with W G Dauwalder as president and Iona Davidson as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
W. G. Dauwalder
Farmers’ Union
Harry Laubach
4-H County Council
Buell A. Roll
Woman's Club
Chris Swenson
Recreational Council
Tona M Davidson
Fred Willson
Edith Bammel
Chautauqua
Marion Averill
W. CG. Dauwalder
Iona Davidson
Pioneer Mrs. Lewis Bullerdick Dies in Sheridan at 74
Mrs. Lewis Bullerdick, a Montana pioneer born in Iowa, died at 5 a.m. in her Sheridan home after a brief illness. She moved to Montana in 1886 and celebrated a Golden Wedding with her husband on January 27, 1936. They raised six children, seventeen grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held with the Order of the Eastern Star in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Bullerdick
Sheridan
Mont
Bullerdick
Iowa
Montana
Camporee Plans Set for Chateau May 16 17
Boy Scout camporee plans are complete for Chateau on May 16 and 17 with eight troops expected from Conrad Cut Bank Walier Augusta Fairfield Dutton and possibly Great Falls. Events include bugling water boiling wood chopping and tug of war with awards for top three. Two parades and bands are planned as relatives prepare to visit.
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Chateau
H. M. Daley
Gordon “Speck” Holmes
Conrad
Cut Bank
Walier
Augusta
Fairfield
Dutton
Great Falls
Chateau City Park
O'Grady
Sturgis Named Trustee of Teton County High School
Kenneth E. Sturgis, manager of the local J C Penney Co. branch, was appointed a trustee of Teton County High School for the term ending December 31, 1937, by the board of county commissioners, replacing James T. Robison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Robison
Kenneth E. Sturgis
J. C. Penney Co
Teton County High School
Board of County Commissioners
Building Permits Approved with $15,000 Increases in Choteau
Nine permits totaling about 15000 were granted by the Choteau city council, including an 8000 addition for Jos Hirshberg Co. and 4000 dwelling for K E Sturgis. Other projects cover dwellings, additions, a bath house, and a moved outbuilding. staff and committee appointments were announced.
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Jos Hirshberg
Joseph Sirall
Hobson
Leigh Nett
Jackson
Amanda Packer
Sam
Carrie C. Salmond
Hirshberg
K. J. Crary
John Mozer
Grover Forgey
Wim Bureh
Jackson Addition
Captain Applejack cast set for Teton county high school play
Cast completed for the senior class spring production Captain Applejack a 1936 Arabian Nights venture by Walter Hackett directed by Grace Thompson. The three act drama features Howard Koch Poppy Faire Wayne Seufert Norma Black and others with Miriam Barnhi Frances Mellon and Mack Swain on the production staff. Show scheduled for May 15 at 8 15 p m with reserved seats on sale May 11 at Rexall Drug store. Admission 35 cents adults 25 cents students 15 cents children add 10 cents for reserved seats.
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Captain Applejack
Teton County High School
Walter Hackett
Grace Thompson
Thompson
Wayne Seufert
Agatha Whatcombe
Norma Black
Fred Meadows
Joanna Hirshberg
Ambrose Applejohn
Anna Valeska
Pengard
Marthele Young
Horace Pengard
Mack Swain
Ivan Borolsky
John Anderson Palmer
Pearl Miller
Donnet
Jack Core
Johnny Jason Wo
Mike Moser
The
Plas
Miriam Barnhi
Frances Mellon
Properties
Harold McDonald
Jeanette Woodward
Rexall Drug Store
Recreational Council Holds May Meeting at High School
The May meeting of the Teton County Recreational Council was held at the high school Friday evening with 50 leaders present. Veda Thompson Mrs Edith Bammel and Mr and Mrs W G Dauwalder led a program of community singing games folk dancing and a short skit. The next regular meeting is set for June 5 Pendroy leaders will conduct the entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Recreational Council
Veda Thompson
Edith Bammel
W. G. Dauwalder
Dean R. C. Line Chosen as Commencement Speaker
Dean R C Line of the University of Montana will deliver the principal address for the class of 1936 at Missoula High School. Commencement is set for May 27 at eight o'clock in the high school auditorium with Irene Ericson as valedictorian and Geraldine Weber as salutatorian. Baccalaureate is May 24 with Father Sheerin preaching. The girls glee club under Miss May Walton provides music for both events. Seats are reserved for graduates' parents.
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BR. C. Line
School of Business Administration
University of Montana At
Father Sheerin
Carroll College
Girls Glee Club
May Walton
Rev Cunningham Visits From Helena and Idaho
Rev C F Cunningham of Helena and Mrs Cunningham with brother Arthur Cunningham visited the region on Friday. Arthur, now a Lewiston Idaho building contractor, is remembered for early work with C S McDonald. They called at the W W Cole ranch near Fairfield and the Phil S Cole home, while Cunningham represented the Montana Deaconess school. Arthur is rebuilding the Cunningham home in Helena damaged by the earthquake.
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C. F. Cunningham
Helena
Cunningham
Arthur Cunningham
Lewiston
Idaho
C. S. McDonald
Cunninghams
W. W. Cole
Fairfield
Phil S. Cole
Rev. Cunningham
Montana Deaconess School
Arthur
Teton Future Farmers win multiple awards at Bozeman contests
Bernard Toenyes wins first in public speaking and will represent Montana at the June 8 regional contest in Bozeman. Grain judging team takes first. poultry and stock judging place high. Harold McDonald earns top tool identification honors. Nineteen members travel with advisor H. A. Winner. trophies on display at Stearns Electric shop.
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Teton
Future Farmers
Bozeman
Bernard Toenyes
Future Farmer
Bernard
Montana
Kansas City
Grace Thompson
Alvin Meyer
John Gibler
Arnold Neiswender
Charles Rose
Bob van Scherpenzeel
Wilson Hodgskiss
Deer Lodge
Charles Tumblin
Sid Yeager
Smith-Hughes
Harold McDonald
Montana Flour Mills Co
H. A
Stearns Electric
Adams and Mary B Johnson wed in Michigan City
Harry E. Adams of Chateau and Mrs. Mary B. Johnson of Lewistown married on April 8 at a Lutheran church in Michigan City Indiana. Mrs Adams, a former Lewistown resident, works as a case worker for the Montana Relief Commission in Great Falls.
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Harry E. Adams
Chateau
Mary B. Johnson
Lewistown
Michigan City
Indiana
Adams
Montana Relief Commission
Great Falls
Adams Oil Co
Salt Lake City
County Agent Details Changes in New Agricultural Conservation Program
Fred Willson, county agent of Teton county, outlines changes in the new program. Farmers with multiple farms must include all land, and joint compliance continues. Flax base acreage and 20 cent payments apply to 1936 flax, with other provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Willson
Teton County
Mr. Willson
Choteau Band Heads to Havre Music Festival
Twenty six members of the Choteau Municipal band depart Friday for Havre to compete in the annual May Music Festival. A recent concert at the high school previewed the program to be performed, with solos by Hazel Trescott Norma Tennant and Jack Shelby among others. The band will perform three overtures and seven marches including The Billboard and Colonel Bogey alongside vocal numbers Roses of Picardy and Out of the Dusk to You.
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Chateau
Wesley Cherry
Lowry Larson
Bynum
Erma Shelmerdine
Georgia Vanderhoof
Marjean Hammond
Fairfiend
Jere Coffey
Choteau
Jeanette Woodward
Dorothy Breding
Lora Ann
Betty Jane Prior
Fairfield
John Billings
Margaret Young
Helen Gunderson
Power
Lester George
Lola Mae Burns
Virginia Allum
Marion Weaver
Berger Owens
Marie Conlin
Joyce Kropp
Ermie Kennedy
Billy and
Kathleen Wallace
Bernice Paulus
Mildred
Sidney Depner
Hatfield Rosengren
Wayne Smith
Alfred Shelmerdine
Anrich
Hanusa
Tennant
Trescott
Choteau Municipal
Havre
C. W. Boussard
Hill County
Norma Tennant
James Broderick
Walter Tennant
Billie Bateman
Tommy Tomlinson
K. G B. Cohoe
Kenneth Thompson
Fred Wison
Jack Cooper
Jay Robinson
C. C. Edwards
Stanley Smith
Rudy Jordan
Billy Baillie
Harry Moore
Picardy
Hazel Trescott
Sax King
Jack Shelbey
Golden Gate
Century of Progress
Bogey
New Hartford
Crossen Family Return From California Winter Trip
P. H. Crossen and daughter Elean or returned last week from California after spending the winter there. They made the trip by car.
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P. H. Crossen
Eleanor
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
S. Yeager
J . Moore
Smoke Eater
Sturgis
Future Farmers Group Returns
Council
J. A. Jackson
Tom Neely
Dean R. C
H. S. Orator
Irene Ericson
Geraldine Weber
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