Teton County High School to Hold May 27 Graduation
Thirty four graduates will march at Teton County High School commencement on May 27. The class includes 18 boys and 16 girls with potential speaker Congressman Scott Leavitt yet to confirm attendance. Rev Walter Spaulding will deliver the sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County, High School
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
Walter B. Spaulding
Helena
Cluss
Hershell Ingersoll
A. B. Guthrie
M. K. Luther
Har
Augusta Business Men Visit Chateau Lions Club
Four Augusta business men attended the Chateau Lions Club meeting to discuss forming a city club. Guests from outside included Earl Burgett and Walter Bridges who spoke on Lions club work and community value. A $190 local business fund was reported to support baseball, Charter night plans were made for June 10, and Augusta members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Chateau Lions Club
L. E. Taylor
R. E. Nelson
H. W. Bateman
George Tennant
W. E H. Lockhart
W. G. Bloomdahl
Earl Burgett
Great Falls
Walter Bridges
Great ‘Falls
Lions Club
Burgett
Mr. Bridges
Lions Clubs
E. R. Kaemmer
Robert Clarkson
Henry Ness
W. G. Bloomdehl
V. Nicoli
Chateau
Chateau Lions
Dr. O. A. Kenck
G. R. Fisher
J. C. Manix
F. M. Mack
Teton All Stars Set for May 24 Practice at Cascade
The Teton All Stars announce a practice game at Cascade on Sunday May 24 with plans for a big day including a parade and patriotic features. The season opens on Memorial Day at home, though team selection is not yet done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton All-Stars
Cascade
All Stars
Boy and girl names listed in class rosters
The document catalogues numerous students by name across boys and girls classes. It lists Albert Doughty Herman Bamies LeRoy Gaare Gilmore Hanson Richard Jones Henry Kregness Jacob Luinstra Ebert Malone Maurice McCullough Gibson Monkman James Morgan Clifford Norris Carl Peters Jack Slanger Evan Thompson Russell Walker Stephen Webb Billy Zion and Helen Adams Erma Baldwin Helen Bateman Helen Binford Ingrid Erickson Marjorie Gamble Ruth Hanson Helen Kregness Fern Norris Ruth Phillips Bernice Rieken Jeanette Spoelder Helen Stone Agnes Thompson Louise Van De Riet Royal Weist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert
Doughty
Herman
Bamies
LeRoy Gaare Gilmore Hanson
Richard.Jones - Henry Kregness
Jacob Luinstra Ebert Malone
Maurice McCullough Gibson Monkman James. Morgan Clifford Norris
Carl Peters
Jack Slanger
Evan Thompson
Russell Walker
Stephen Webb
Billy Zion
Helen Adams
Erma Baldwin
Helen Bateman
Helen Binford
Ingrid Erickson
Margorie Gamble
Ruth Hanson
Helen Kregness
Fern Norris
Ruth Phillips
Bernice Rieken
Jeanette Spoelder
Helen Stone
Agnes Thompson
Louise van de Riet
Royal Weist
Livestock Moved North For Summer By Region Stockmen
C K Malone began north with about 2000 head of cattle. Senator T O Larson and others move flocks north to Blackfeet reservation and northern ranches. Larson trucks ewes and lambs, planning three trips daily to the old Cowgill place, aiming to cope with dry weather and grass shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
C. K. Malone
Senator T. O. Larson
Coffey Brothers
Walter Armstrong
Armstrong
Reickhoff Place
Chateau
Paul Kropp
Cole Brothers
Senator Larson
Cowgill Place
Larson
Forest Service hires extra men for summer forest work
The Lewis and Clark forest will employ about 15 additional workers this week, rising to 30 by June 22. Five men began Tuesday on a 23 mile Augusta to Hannan Gulch telephone line, led by Paul Hazel, expected to finish in roughly 10 days. Government and ranger horses have been distributed from Willow Creek with Bill Frazier and Bud McNeal assigned. As fire season nears, the forest workforce will increase to support the improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Augusta
Hannan Gulch
Paul Hazel
Willow Creek
Bill Frazier
Bud McNeal
District 2 American Legion Auxiliary Meets in Choteau
A district meeting of the Montana American Legion Auxiliary units No. 2 was held in Choteau with Unit 6 hosting. Delegates from Shelby Walier Conrad Browning and Augusta attended along with state president Mrs. A C Corbin. Brown ing won best unit report as 47 delegates met and dined at the M E church after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Corbin
Auxiliary
M. August
Augusta
France
LaValle
Browning
O. L. Ludin
Gault
Ladies of the Industrial
M.E. Church
George A. Carroll
Legion Post
Recreation school plans evolve for early June sessions
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports development of a recreation school to be held in Choteau during the first week of June. Ten counties are invited, with Flathead to send five delegates and Lewis and Clark two. Teton will provide 13 delegates including 4-H and local clubs from multiple communities. Three instructors arrive May for two daily sessions at the county high school. Lions Club to host evening entertainments June 2 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Chateau
Flathead County
Lewis and Clark
Teton County
Teton
4-H Club Council
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Woman’s Club
Diamond Valley
Bole
Farmington
Dutton
Fairfield
W. P. Jackson
The
Playground Association of America
Dexae
Choteau
Former County Official Visits From Costa Mesa
Freeman Dailey son of Mr and Mrs John Dailey arrived in Chateau Tuesday to visit his parents and attend to business. He formerly served as county surveyor of Teton County and left nine years ago for California. He is now a civil engineer living in Costa Mesa and may return to Montana if an opening arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Daily
John Dailey
Chateau
Teton County
California
Costa Mesa
Montana
Marriage Licenses Granted in Montana and Oklahoma Couples
Kyle Skinner age 25 and Mary F Zurich age 28, both of Great Falls Montana, and Henry F Larkin age 25 of Belt Montana with Marion E McIver age 23 of Bartlesville Oklahoma secured marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Skinner
Great Falls
Mary F. Zurich
Henry F. Larkin
Belt
Marion E. McIver
Bartelsville
Okla
Poppy Sales Day Declared in Choteau Montana
Mayor George M Coffey proclaims May 27 as Poppy Sales Day in Choteau urging citizens to buy the flowers and support disabled veterans and rehabilitation work through the American Legion auxiliary funds from the annual poppy sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
United States
American Legion Auxiliary
George M. Coffey
City of
Choteau
Legion Auxiliary Elects New Officers At Meeting
At Mrs. Clara H. Baker home the American Legion auxiliary elected officers for the year: President Mrs. Bert I. Packer, 1st VP Mrs. H. C. Huffman, 2nd VP Mrs. Clara H. Baker, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. George A. Carroll, Chaplain Mrs. C Jas. Smith, Sargeant at Arms Mrs. Co UW McDonald. Advisory board includes past president Mrs. Huffman and two at large members Mrs. P. F. LaValle and Mrs. Ira B. Hardy. Plans set for May 27 poppy sale and Memorial day graves sprays. Refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Clara H. Baker
Bert I. Packer
H. C. Huffman
George A. Carroll
C. Jas. Smith
Co. UW. McDonald
New Hunting and Fishing Licenses Arrive in City
Choteau residents can obtain three classes of licenses at the Post Tavern, Choteau Hardware, and Choteau Drug. Class A costs 2 dollars, Class AA requires a Class A first and adds 1 dollar, and the Montana Sportsman license costs 5 dollars with 2 dollars for wildlife conservation. The Big Game license carries elk and deer tags to be attached to the carcass. fishing season opens May 21, not May 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Pendroy School Observes Arbor Day in Park Planting
Pendroy school hosted an Arbor Day program led by County Superintendent Anna E. Stafford and County Agent Robert Clarkson. After talks at the school, attendees moved to the city park where a tree was planted to be registered with the American Tree Association, with students performing poems songs and essays about trees and Arbor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna E. Stafford
Robert Clarkson
Pendroy
Beryl Jones
Roy Lewis
America
Virginia Seufert
Betty Jones
Margaret Pfrimmer
Anna F. Stafford
Teton County High School
Art Graber
Charles Hunziker
Laura Dahlstrom
Oe Marguerite Vaughn
Lions invited to Browning charter night celebration
An invitation has been extended to Chateau Lions to attend the charter night in Browning on Saturday May 23. President L H B Taylor said yesterday that many Lions and their ladies will likely motor to Browning for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Chateau Lions
L. H B. Taylor
Lions
Suit for damages grows from highway project dispute
A Montana district court case stems from the Bynum Dupuyer highway through a farmer’s land. G R Talbert vs W D Jones centers on lease rights, state land entry, and damages after a right of way was granted. The judge allowed an amended complaint deadline, then defaulted the plaintiff. a judgment by default is to be requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum-Dupuyer
Glacier Park Trail
G. R. Talbert
W. D. Jones
T. H. Pridham
Jones
Mr. Jones
Pridham
Talbert
Woman's Club to Meet Discuss Library and Fourth of July
The Chateau Woman's club holds its next regular meeting on Tuesday at the library club rooms. The agenda includes a proposal for a new library building and potential sponsorship of a local Fourth of July celebration. President Mrs. M. S. Bullerdick urges full attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Chateau Woman’s Club
M. S. Bullerdick
Pea Planting Plans In Teton County For Seed Growers
G. G. Moore reported that about 1,500 acres of peas will be planted in Teton county for Associated Seed Growers Inc this year. The seed is on hand and roughly half the crop is in. One carload has arrived at Fairfield and Agawam, and two carloads at By num. Varieties include Alaskas and Perfections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Moore
Teton County
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
Fairfield
Agawam
Bynum
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Ted Paul
Forest Service
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Katherine MacDonald
Glacier Park
Cut Bank
Shelby
Legion Auxiliary
Pendroy School
Main Avenue
Teton County High
Chateau Boy Scouts
First Street
Uncle Sam
Goddess of Liberty
Thompson
Y-B
State Department of Education
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