Grade School Grads Stage Comedy in Shantytown Play
Chateau Grade School graduates will stage Mrs Tubbs of Shantytown a three act comedy drama by Walter Ben Hare at the high school auditorium this Saturday May 15 The cast features Mrs Mollie Tubbs Clingie Vine and other villagers with a plot blending pathos and humor followed by musical numbers from the grade school orchestra and glee clubs Tickets are 50 cents for adults 25 cents for children and students curtain at 8 15 PM
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Mrs. Tubbs
Walter Ben Hare
Chateau
Ruby A. Miller
Kansas
Simon Rubbels
John Sulgrove
Billy Blossom Tubbs
Anton Mozer
Rubbels
Jimmie
Old Home
Mollie Tubbs
Susie Burns
Maydelle Campbell
Eleanor Crossen
Allen Lindseth
Tom Riordan
Victoria Hortensia Tubbs
Floyd Byler
Elmira Hickey
Mary Core Jimmie Tubbs
Tom Moore
Albert Dale
Donald Davis
Robert McGregor
Hylan Burch
Richerd Stephens
Fay Lear
Miss Ulsaker
Illness H. C. Denison Near Farmington
H C Denison has been ill for several days at his home near Farmington. The note mentions his condition but provides no further details or official statements.
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H. C. Denison
Farmington
Sixteen Teachers Sit for State Examinations This Week
Sixteen Teton county teachers took the state regular examinations last week. Second grade certificates are valid two years and not renewable, while first grade certificates expire in four years with renewal upon professional reading or training and documented experience. Papers are graded in Helena by the State Board. results will be mailed mid June.
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Teton County
Helena
State Board of Examiners
Charlotte Bertha Young
Fairfield
Anna Krause
Ruby Adeline Maurer
Dutton
Bertha S. Mapes
Marcus M. Duffey
Choteau
Mildred A. Baker
Florence N. Talifson
Olga Anderson
Alice Otness
Farmington
Pearl Donnelly
Power
Ella Deaver
Bynum
Anna Olson
Lara Swenson
Joseph M. Lindseth
Edith Davis Bammel
Rain Lifts Farm Outlook Across County
Rain in the county early this week boosts the crop outlook and farmer optimism. County Agent Clarkson notes .30 inch moisture in Chateau, while Pendroy Dutton Power Bole and Fairfield report heavier rains improving conditions.
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Chateau
Clarkson
Pendroy
Dutton
Power
Bole
Fairfield
Meagher Leases Building for Garage and Sales Room
Teton county state representative T. A. Meagher has leased the old Haugen building on Main Avenue from C. H. Porter and C. K. Malone. He plans interior remodeling for a garage and automobile sales room with Willys-Knight and Overland agencies. A repair department under Clyde Kraber will operate at the rear and gasoline pumps will be installed in front. The business is expected to open in about two weeks.
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T. A. Meagher
Teton County
Choteau
Haugen
Main Avenue
C. H. Porter
C. K. Malone
Pioneer Dearborn Woman Buried Here Tuesday
Florence Morgan of Gilman is buried in Chateau cemetery beside husband John T. Morgan who died in January. She was 78, lived in Gilman eight years, and in Dearborn since 1892. Mrs. Gay Franklin assisted with burial arrangements.
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Florence Morgan
Gilman
Chateau Cemetery
John T. Morgan
Class of 26 to Graduate at Teton County High School
Thirty four students will receive diplomas at the annual commencement at the high school auditorium next Thursday at 8 15 pm. M C Dietrich former principal and current Billings superintendent will deliver the commencement address. Marian Butchart is valedictorian Eloise Campbell salutatorian Dean Crittenden is class president.
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Teton County High School
M. C. Dietrich
Teton
Billings
Marian Butchart
Eloise Campbell
Dean Crittenden
Citizens urged to send in checks for Scout fund
Teton county residents are urged to donate to a 1200 dollar fund for a Boy Scout camp in Teton canyon and for expansion of scouting. The finance committee notes partial responses and asks for faster remittances by end of May, with over 300 dollars already collected and more coming from outlying areas.
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SCOUT
Teton County
Teton Canyon
Finance Committee
Boy Scout Movement
Boy Scouts of America
The Value of Our Forests Contest Winning Essays
Two prize essays defend forests as vital to commerce and lifestyle. Jane Guthrie argues timber sustains homes, rails, boxes, and regional economies, while Arrah Moore explains the 1891 to 1900 push to create and refine National Forests to protect watersheds and rights for future use.
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Jane Guthrie
America
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Northwest
Couer d’Alene
Cabinet
St. Joe
Lewis & Clark
Turnips and potatoes endure winter in Montana garden
G B Ziegler of the T S Gap section reports turnips and rhutabagas survived winter in his Montana garden and are nearing seed. two rows remain for inspection. James Heighton preserves potatoes from his garden, about 50 pounds, shown in spring harvest.
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Montana
G. B. Ziegler
T. S. Gap
Thomases
Ziegler Ranch
Zeigler
James Heighton
Chateau
Johnny Weaver Reopens Merchants Cafe In Town
J M Weaver longtime restaurateur and hotel man reopened the Merchants Cafe last Sunday after a two week renovation. The cafe will serve regular meals and short orders with evening hours and a private dining room for family dinners and parties.
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J. M. Weaver
Merchants Cafe
Weaver
National Forests cover vast lands with grazing and timber value
The article notes about 145 million acres of National Forests in the United States and 5 million more in Alaska and Puerto Rico. It explains grazing by 1.5 million cattle and horses and 6 million sheep, with government protection against fires and overgrazing, urging all citizens to prevent fires and manage campfires carefully.
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United States
Alaska
Porto Rico
National Forest
Leavitt Secures Gibson Dam Funding Granted
President Coolidge signed a $500000 interior department appropriation enabling Gibson dam and Sun River storage reservoir construction to begin within weeks. An amendment by Congressman Leavitt exempts Sun River funds from existing restrictions, urging quick signatures to finalize the Sun River contract and avoid delays.
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Interior Department
President Coolidge
Gibson Dam
Sun River
Scott Leavitt
Phil I. Cole
Leavitt
Two Women Arrested in Raid on Disorderly House
Two women, identified as Mrs. Martel and Frances Carrier, were arrested Sunday night on justice court warrants during a sheriff and county attorney raid at the southeast corner of Second Avenue and Third Street Northwest in Choteau. Officers said the residence had been under watch amid community complaints of irregularities at the Martel place. The defendants pleaded not guilty to running and being an inmate of a house of ill fame, with trial set for tomorrow before Justice J. E. DeHaas.
Gun Club replies to Bynum critic on bird drives
The Chateau Rod and Gun Club’s Executive Committee responds to Kyle Jones of Bynum who protested their predatory bird drives. It argues the true sportsman studies subjects before condemning them and cites the Montana Fish and Game Commission's review of birds’ value to farmers and sportsmen.
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GUN Club
Bynum
Kyle Jones
Chateau Rod & Gun Club
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Clyde Kraber
Pioneer
Dearborn
First National Bank
U. S
YSTSN
Marie Anderson
Nolan Billings
Lucyle Brown
Lucille Baker
Lucyle Dornblaser
Beatrice de Rusha
Dorothy Franklin
Florence Gamble
Mabel Hanson
Olga Kregness
Alma King
Helen Lindseth
Charlotte Looney
Helen Morgan
Ruby Maurer
Vivian Nasser
Helen Pike
Frances Pridham
Gertrude Spoelder
Verna Upman
Violet Wiseman
Walter Cohoe
Oliver Evenson
Oliver Hanson
Frank Kramer
Mervyn Lloyd
Harry Moore
William Moser
Arthur Pearson
Frank Thompson
William Willis
L. L. Totten
Great Falls
High School
Jones
Rexall
Seeecsens
Seesensrassensens
Lucille Baker Il Marjorie 2
Forest Service Prize
Arrah Moore
Congress
Harrison
Yellowstone
Johnny Weaver
Leavitt Wi ‘Gibson
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