Parent Teacher Association Elects Officers
At the last meeting of the Parent Teacher Association at the high school, officers for the coming year were elected: Mrs Dunc McDonald president, Mrs A B Guthrie vice president, Mrs Blanche M Jacobson secretary, John Ickford treasurer. Also featured were a farewell address by former president Mrs E N Haugen who will move to Missoula, and games led by Miss Lilian Steele. Buncheon followed as about forty members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent- Teacher Association
Dunc McDonald
A. B. Guthrie
Blanche M. Jacobson
John Ickford
E. N. Haugen
Haugen
Missoula
Lilian Steele
Buncheon
High School Notes and Upcoming Events
Exhibit day for home economics is set for Friday May 11 with afternoon and early evening hours. The public is invited. Students in the French class impressed Mrs Moret with their translation. Margaret Jacobson travels to Missoula Saturday to defend Teton in the state declamatory contest. Ed and Walt Dow head to Missoula for the track meet. Harriet Larson visits her sister Alva studying there. The public school track meet occurs Saturday May 12 on the high school track. The high school lyceum group toured towns last week and was well received. Last week’s track meet crowned the juniors with the most points while the seniors led in total points. freshman girls performed well. The baccalaureate sermon moves to Sunday at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes. Moret
Margaret Jacobson
Missoula
Teton
Walt Dow
Harriet Larson
Alva
Lyceum
Jhome
Helen Lindseth
J. Peterson
Great Falls
Evenson
Edwards
High School Glee Club
Oskness
Evelyn Peterson
Ruth Andrews
Lindseth
Hoagland
Luther League
Cole Brothers wool clip sells for fifty cents a pound
The 1923 Cole Brothers Rambouillet wool clip, about 20 000 pounds, sells under contract to an eastern buyer at 50 cents a pound, setting a new northern Montana high. Wool quality is above average with 95 to 100 percent lambing, good feed and favorable weather supporting a strong outlook for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Brothers
Phil I. Cole
Choteau
W. W. Cole
Fairfield
Montana
cVooo
Cole
Cole Ranch
Opponents Rally to Block Wool Tariff Cut
Roswell, May 8. Wool growers and Western producers unite to oppose any reduction in the wool tariff schedule under the Fordney McCumber act. Led by Prager Miller, organizers urge banks merchants and farmers across western states to protest to President Harding and the Tariff Commission, arguing lower rates would depress farm prices and hurt markets and credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico
Prager Miller
New Mexico Wool Growers Association
Southern Tariff Association
Agricultural and Livestock Organizations
Chambers of Commerce
West
Arizona
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utahic
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Miller
Harding
United States Tariff Commission
Fordney McCumber
Farmington Luther League presents All A Mistake at school house
A well attended play at the Farmington school house under Luther League featured characters Mr. and Mrs. B. Hanson Ernie Dolalie Esther Anderson Martha Chalmeres Clarence Carlson Bill Ar ensmeyer and Henry Hanson. Mrs Kreuger helped with the production. Miss Ruth Andrews played piano solos between acts. Esther Anderson visited home folks. Mr and Mrs C Swenson called on O Forseth. Mr and Mrs H P Kreuger and son Bob visited Chalmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Luther League
O. Forseth
H. P. Kreuger
Bob
Chalmers
Local residents visit from surrounding towns and regions
Mrs Harris and son Bob came from Great Falls Friday. Claude Stanley and E. Townsend were en route to Chateau. Omer Cook helped Bret Read on Porter Beach. Dan Fischer visited for Gallatin Valley Milling Co business. Dr Maynard called on Tuesday. Carl Kochman dined with Pete Kelly. Charles Heckman from Gilman seen in town. Ray Porter from Neihart stopped by. Ted Sollom and Charles Henry drove to Conrad. W Ellsworth from Blackleaf on business. Poss Harris toured north country with Shelby Kevin and Sunburst visits. Carl Malone joined from AGAwam on Saturday. Mrs J B Cashman stayed with daughter Mrs Tom Friedt in Chateau. Mrs M Nehring visited Shelby. Sid Campbell in town. Chas Strand of Chateau leads Marion Edwards drilling rig camp construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Harris
Bob
Creat Falls
Claude Stanley
E. IE
Chateau
Omer Cook
Porter Beach
Bret
Dan Fischer
Gallatin Valley Milling Company
B. Maynard
Carl Kochman
Pete Kelly
Charles Heckman
Gilman
Ray R. Porter
Neihart
Ted Sollom
Charles Henry
Conrad
Wm. Ellsworth
Blackleaf
Poss” Harris
Great Falls
North Country
Shelby
Kevin
Mothers Day Observed At Methodist Church Service
Rev. Harry T. Stong presides at 10 30 morning worship with Mothers Day noted The Choral Society aided by Knights Templar will present The Mothers of Men and participate in the service The order includes Doxology Apostles Creed AnthemAnnouncements Offering and All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T. Stong
Mothers of Men
Choral Society
Knights Templar
Jesus
Mothers and Church Services Announced for Sunday
The church schedules a scripture lesson address and prayer songalogue titled The Mothers of Men and the hymn Faith of Our Mothers. A baccalaureate sermon by Rev Nelson of Great Falls will be delivered at eight in the high school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers of Men
Dinty at Royal Theater Friday and Saturday
Marshall Neilan presents Dinty starring Wesley Barry Colleen Moore Marjorie Daw Pat O Malley Nora Beery J Barney Sherry Newton Hall Walter Chung and Aaron Mitchell. The story is by Neilan with a Marion Fairfax scenario. Also Elsie Ferguson stars in Outcast at the Royal Theater next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Neilan
Dinty
Royal Theater
Wesley Barry
Colleen Moore
Marjorie Daw
Pat O'Malley
Nora Beery
J. Barney Sherry
Newton Hall
Walter Chung
Aaron Mitchell
Mr. Neilan
Marion Fairfax
Elsie Ferguson
Paramount
Miss Ferguson
Mary MacLaren
Notice of Tax Deed on Collins Lots 9 and 10 Block 3
Muriel E. Reiquam purchaser gives notice that Collins Montana property described as Lots 9 and 10 Block 3 was sold for delinquent taxes on January 19 1914 for 29.46 dollars. The amount due is 381.97 dollars with redemption period ending May 12 1923. Reiquam will seek a deed from Teton County Treasurer on that date. First published May 3 with last May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel EB. Reiguam
Teton
Montana
Collins
Muriel E. Reiquam
D. A
iWirst
Notice to Creditors Estate of William C Nelson
Administrator Bert I Packer announces creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be shown to Cole and Packer in Chateau Montana. Date April 27 1923. First publication May 3 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Nelson
Cole & Packer
Chateau
Montana
Bert 1
Pack
Wild Life In Forests Hinges On Trees Says Group
The American Tree Association warns forests are essential as homes and breeding grounds for hundreds of millions of birds and game animals providing food and shelter. Without forests many species would quickly disappear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
American Tree Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent-Teacher Association
Home Economic Department
Jack
Chateau Hardware Co
Kodak
Choteau Drug CO
Jacob Odenwald
WM. Odenwald
W. C. Jones
Oscar Odenwald
Harry Odenwald
Taffetas
Roshanora
Hirshbergs
Bynum News
Methodist Church
Jack Sweat
Dutton
J. A. ‘Moore
Mont
Orig
Teton County Colonization Co
T. A. Meagher
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