Class of 1925 Teton County High to graduate twenty four
Twenty four students will graduate as the Class of 25 from Teton County High School next Thursday evening May 21 with diplomas at the commencement exercises. Activities begin May 17 with the baccalaureate sermon and close May 22 with the Junior Prom. Charles William Burns presides as president. Harriet Helen Larson is vice president and valedictorian. Myrtley Moravia Martine is secretary. Elizabeth McLean is salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Clarence
Booth Tarkington
Charles William Burns
C. W. Burns
Chateau
Harriet Helen Larson
T. O. Larson
Myrtley Moravia Martine
I. S. Martine
Portland
Oregon
Miss Larson
Elizabeth McLean
Clifford J. Saterlie
Wilda Lee Simons
Phyllis Helen Green
Myrtle Moravia‘ Martine
Elizabeth
Matilda ‘McLean
Bessie Vivian ‘Dénison
Marguerite
Yvonne Prellier
Marguerite Alta “Askew
Eda
Janice Gregory
Charles Allister Bannatyne
Charles Harold Crane
Owen Franklin Dornblaser
Lawrence Eugene Fitzgerald
William Edward Howard
Clara Jannette Talifson
William Linton Tedrow
Florence May Thompson
Charles Leo Armstrong
Lyal Sturgeon Crary
Clark Cowell Coffey
Margaret Pauline Jacobson
Ruth Bernetta Malcolm
Charlies William Burns
Great Falls Couple Married by Local Justice
Justice of the Peace Charles H. Ferris officiated Tuesday at a ceremony uniting Joel Herrald Geisey 39 and Emily Victoria Linden 30 both of Great Falls. A marriage license was issued the same day by Clerk B. M. Jacobson. Witnesses were Lee Brown and Floyd Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Charles H. Ferris
Joel Herrald Geisey
Emily Victoria Linden
Great Falls
B. M. Jacobson
Lee Brown
Floyd Clark
Notice of Eighth Grade Examinations Held May 21 22
Examinations for eligible seventh and eighth grade subjects will be at Bynum Dutton Fairfield Power and Chateau on Thursday and Friday May 21 and 22 starting at 9 00 a m. Edythe Saylor County Superintendent. Pub date May 14.
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Bynum
Dutton
Fairfield
Power and Chateau
Edythe Saylor
County
Hindenburg Inauguration Marred by Communist Protests
Berlin reports that Hindenburg was sworn in as president with 46 communists leaving the Reichstag shouting anti monarchist slogans. Paris notes allied governments omit formal congratulations due to war crime charges against Hindenburg.
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Hindenburg
Berlin
P. von ‘Hindenburg
Germany
Reichstag
Paul Loebe
von Hindenburg
Herr Loebe
Paris
Marshal von Hindenburg
Friends Seek Funds for Camp Bell's Defense
Great Falls Montana May 12. Local reaction to Gordon Campbell's conviction and two-year sentence prompts a defense fund drive for the Kevin Sunburst oil field discoverer. Friends meet to form an organization to collect subscriptions with two officers and committees in Shelby Kevin Sunburst Chateau Lewistown and nearby towns. Bond arrangements and court steps accompany the drive as oil field workers in Kevin pool an initial 300 in support.
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Great Falls
Montana
Gordon Campbell
Leavenworth
Discoverier
Campbell's
Ini
Shelby
Kevin
Sunburst
Chateau
Lewistown
Campbell
General Defense Fund
Montana Wheat Export Association forms to defend export rate
Montanans wheat growers and business leaders unite to oppose cancellation of the export grain rate to North Pacific ports. Petition drives led by Chateau Commercial Club seek Interstate Commerce Commission action before August 21 1925 to preserve the 7 cent per hundred rate benefiting Montana markets and access to Pacific coast and international markets via Panama Canal.
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Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Coast
Rate Association
Orient
Phillipines
Panama Canal
South America
Europe
Montana Wheat Export Association
Minneapolis
Duluth
North Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission of
United States
Gee
W&y
Pacific Ocean
Central
Panama ‘Canal
Asa
Campaign for Campbell defense fund expands statewide
Following Campbell's conviction and sentence, funds flowed to the oil fields as Shelby signals readiness to back a vigorous defense fund. A defense counsel member received a Shelby phone inquiry on funds needed, while Lewistown supporters pledge aid and Falls organizers say interest could broaden the effort beyond Great Falls.
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Great Falls
Campbell
Shelby
Campbell Defense Fund
Lewistown
The
Falls
April 1925 Wettest in Four Years in Teton County
April 1925 was the wettest in four years per County Agent Robert Clarkson. The storm month recorded 2.33 inches of precipitation, with 1.26 inches in the single heaviest 24-hour period, and 16 clear days, 7 partly cloudy days, and 7 cloudy days as shown on Clarkson’s weather chart.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Clarkson
Local Bee Keepers Welcome Louisiana Bees to Choteau
Dalton strain Italian bees shipped from Louisiana arrive this week for Frank E. Moore and J. E. Hodgskiss on the outskirts of Choteau. Six hives go to Moore and two to Hodgskiss, boosting local apiaries by about 80 000 bees. Each two pound hive weighs two pounds, with Hodgskiss planning future imports from Texas.
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Dalton
Choteau
Frank E. Moore
J. E. Hodgskiss
Mr. Moore
Mr. Hodgskiss
Hodgskiss
Play to open on eve of Memorial by Masons Odd Fellows Knights
Three Chotea lodges Masons Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias plan a play on Memorial Eve followed by a large dance and meal at the Legion pavilion with full details to be announced next week.
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Chotea
Masons, Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Legion
Ranger G A Frederickson Visits Choteau
Ranger G A Frederickson of the Blackleaf station made a business visit to Choteau on Tuesday.
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G. A. Frederickson
Blackleaf Station
Choteau
Kids Days in Choteau Kick Off With Dramatization Tonight
Today and tomorrow in Choteau bring hundreds of contestants and relatives for the annual field meet. Mrs Edythe Saylor directs the educational contests while the dramatization contest tops tonight’s program at eight at the grade school. Athletics stage tomorrow at 12 30 at the high school grounds under Jack Sweat. Tomorrow morning exhibits of school work in the park offer free coffee and cocoa at noon for those bringing lunch.
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Toady
Choteau
Edythe Saylor
Jack Sweat
Chateau PTA Elects Officers for Next School Year
Officers chosen at last Monday’s meeting to lead activities starting in September include Mrs. Jennie Green as president, Mrs. John W. Hall as vice president, Mrs. John Lane as secretary, John Eckford as treasurer, announced by retiring president Mrs. G C Core. The meeting was the final one for the current year.
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Chateau Parent-Teacher Association
G. C. Core
Jennie Green
John W. Hall
John Lane
John Eckford
Board votes to improve high school grounds with lawn and trees
The board approves converting the front ground into a lawn with trees and shrubs around the county's $100,000 high school building. Faculty rehires include Mildred Forrest Olive Scholz and Helen Paulsen resigns. Five existing members re-elected see resignations Sophia Hokanson Anne Thurneau. The school will reopen with principal R F Williamson and six other faculty members: Bertie Williamson Fredrica Medley Olive Scholz Mildred Forrest and Jack Sweat.
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Thorn
Chateau
Mildred Forrest
Olive Scholz
Helen Paulsen
Sophia Hokanson
Anne Thurneau
R. ,F. Williamson
Bertie Williamson
Fredrica Medley
Jack Sweat
Coyotes Killed in County Bounty Totals 145
From April 8 to May 12 in Teton county Sheriff J L Collins records 145 coyotes killed for bounty. Thirty two pelts were by Franklin Fellers leading a list of claimants. Barney Jocko had 30, others ranged 1 to 16. Bounty is 2 dollars per head. claims require sheriff certification and two taxpayer witnesses before Helena approves funds from the state livestock fund.
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Teton County
J. L. Collins
Franklin Fellers
Barney Jocko
Helena
The
Livestock Commission
State Livestock Fund
Woman's Club to Convene Important Meeting Next Tuesday
An important meeting of the Woman's Club is set for next Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock in the club rooms. Members are urged to attend.
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Woman’s Club
Former Bole Boy Wins Second in National Oratorical Contest
Eugene McElmeel a 16 year old California lad and former Bole area resident from Teton county finished second in the national high school oratorical contest held in Washington D C Finalists were chosen from over a million entrants through preliminary rounds. President Coolidge addressed the contestants during the Washington event.
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Eugene McElmeel
California
Bole
Teton County
Washington, D. C
Coolidge
Young McElmeel
Washington
Car of Purebred Shorthorns for Teton County Purchases
Distribution of a carload of pure bred Shorthorns with young heifers and bulls was completed by County Agent Robert Clarkson after a trip to Townsend with M G Carver to buy stock from the Gray P Keene herd. Local buyers include J R Jones four heifers Nick Reise one heifer W L Johns one heifer Harry Collins three heifers C W Johns one heifer A Rowland one bull Joe Zgoda and G W Reichen each bought a bull. Purchasers are pleased with additions and plans are set for Jersey dairy stock for Teton county farmers.
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Robert Clarkson
Townsend
M. G. Carver
Gray P. Keene
North County
J. R. Jones
Nick Reise
W. L. Johns
Harry Collins
C. W. Johns
A. Rowland
Pendray
Joe Zgoda
G. W. Reichen
Bynum
Clarkson
Jersey
Teton County
Civil actions filed in the district court this week
The clerk reports new cases including B M Jacobson and Kesselhein versus Geo Harvey for a quiet title action Vermont Loan and Trust Co versus Gertrigie Burns Elder for foreclosure of mortgage William F Rieckhoff versus J M Brandt et al for foreclosure A W Springhorn receiver for American Bank and Trust Co versus Axel L Wairson et al for foreclosure.
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B/M. Jacobson
B.kesselhein
Geo. Harvey
Vermont Loan and Trust Co
Gertrigie C. Burns Elder
William F. Rieckhoff
J. M. Brandt
A. W. Springhorn
American Bank and Trust Co
Axel L. Wairson
Ranger Butler Visits Choteau From Ear Mountain Station
Ranger Chas. M. Butler of Ear Mountain station paid a business visit in Choteau yesterday.
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Chas. M. Butler
Ear Mountain Station
Choteau
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Fred W. Shorter
First Congregational Church of
University At
Missoula
Butte
George M. Bourquin
Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank of Great Falls
W. M. Grills
Gerald
Bourguin
Association
Pacific
First National Bank
Vaght
Liberty
Louisiana
Parent-Teacher Association
H. S. Grounds
Teton
State Bank
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