Mountain View Baseball League opens with 45 game schedule
A crowd of over 250 watched Conrad defeat Gallup City 10 to 6 in the opening game of the Mountain View Baseball League. Brady topped Dutton 5 to 0, while Valier filled Fairfield’s slot and mixed to beat Dunkirk 7 to 6. The six teams Brady Conrad Gallup City Dutton Farmington Valier will play 45 games before August 18 with open dates June 23 and July 4.
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Mountain View
Dutton
Fairfield
Farmington
Bynum
Valier
Dunkirk
A. P. Anderson
Brady
Gallup City
Conrad
Walier
Browning
Pea Seed Distributed in Teton County
County Agent Robert Clarkson reports four carloads of seed peas have been distributed to 59 farmers in Teton County. The venture marks large scale pea growing as a new activity, with seed provided by the company on a crop basis at 2.75 to 3.50 dollars per hundred pounds. Approximately 1496 acres are seeded to peas.
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Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Farm Management Club Formed At Pendray
A Farm Management club was organized last week at Pendray with County Agent Robert Clarkson. Charter members include George Mitchell George Rice Harold Moon and Herman Earls. More boys are expected to join soon as the group aims to teach farm accounting and labor records.
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Pendray
Robert Clarkson
George Mitchell
George Rice
Harold Moon
Herman Earls
Clarkson
Power
Brockton
Montana
N. L. Wilson
Extension Service
The
State University
Five Most Popular Girls at Washington State College
A rotogravure photo in the Seattle Sunday Times shows the five most popular campus girls at Washington State College Pullman. Helen Gorham daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Gorham of this city is a senior among the five named. The others are Lillian Distad Spokane Christine Pederson Tacoma Grace Wilcox Roy and Dorothy Robinson Spokane.
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Seattle Sunday Times
Washington State College
Pullman
Wash
Helen Gorham
W. H. Gorham
Miss Gorham
Lillian Distad
Spokane
Christine Pederson
Tacoma
Grace Wilcox
Roy
Dorothy Robinson
Local Girl Injured By Shattered Glass
Bewah Thompson daughter of Lew is Thompson of the Chateau hotel is in Columbus hospital in Great Falls after a stone thrown up from the road shattered the car windshield striking her eye. Doctors later said sight would be saved and she may be discharged soon.
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Bewah Thompson
Lewis Thompson
Chateau Hotel
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Teton Students Back From Meet in Missoula
At the state interscholastic meet in Missoula Cho teau was represented by Mary Sulgrove in the declamatory contest and Burton Wells in the long distance races. Wells did not finish the last mile but placed sixth in the mile. Sulgrove was said to be graded on selection rather than delivery. Entertainment at the Haugen home included Marian Butchart and Clarence Stevens.
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Missoula
Choteau
Mary Sulgrove
Burton Wells
Miss Sulgrove
Burt Wells
Marian Butchart
Clarence Stevens
BE. N. Haugen
Haugen
Obert Dale
Clinton Core
G. C. Core
Helena
St. Charles College
Teton County Meet Gives Chateau Village Victory at Choteau Field
The annual Teton county athletic meet in Choteau saw Chateau win the village division with 127 points and East Farmington take the rural division top honors with 51.14 points. Individual leaders were Russell Zumwalt of Chateau with 12.5 points and Robert Sheppard of Highview with 12 points. The day featured a parade from the American Legion and high school bands, 33 schools and 239 pupils, and praise for coach J. K. Midgett and staff.
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Teton County
Choteau
East Farmington
Chateau
Dutton
Power
Crawford
Highview
Russell Zumwalt
Robert Sheppard
Highview School
American Legion
Lawrence P. Jackson
Citizens State Bank
Legion Pavilion
Main Avenue
Power-Mor- Ban Garage
Anna E. Stafford
Fishing Season Opens Tuesday in Montana
Local anglers prepare for the Montana fishing season opening Tuesday May 21. The season runs to March 15. Anyone age fifteen or older must hold a license. Residents can buy a two dollar hunting and fishing license. Game fish may be taken only by angling with limits of 40 fish per day or 20 pounds plus one extra, with size and species restrictions.
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Isaac Walton
Montana
Bynum Herald Publisher Visits Chateau
W. L. Patrick, former publisher of the Bynum Herald about a decade ago, spent Saturday in Chateau renewing acquaintances. He lives in Sioux City and works as a proofreader for the Sioux City Times, with residence property in Bynum and a homestead near Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Patrick
Bynum Herald
Chateau
Mr. Patrick
Sioux City
Sioux City Times
Bynum
Homesteadland
Power
Trees Distributed Through County Agent in Teton County
About 8 855 trees from the Clark McNary nursery at Missoula were distributed to Teton county farmers this spring by County Agent Robt Clark. Planting began around May 1 with prices for 1930 at seven dollars per thousand. Varieties include caragana box elder Chinese elm American elm green ash northwest poplar Russian olive and golden willow for irrigation. Last year recipients and counts listed with totals. about 164 shelter belts exist in the county plus 21 planned this year.
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Clark- McNary
Missoula
Teton County
Robt. Clarkson
Clark-McNary Nursery
Montana
Garnet McDonald
Pendrey
Wm. Blake
Dutton
Joe Premis
Power
Martin Schultz
Thomas Selstad
M. B Uolland
Jess Smith
E. M. Gibler
W. H. Webber
John Berg
C. H. Falk
Fairfield
J. E. Wodgskiss
Chateau
Ole Grasdock
W. W. Cole
Mrs. George Porter
Pendroy
Peder Lee
Gene Ferris
Bole
X. FP. Hoeschen
F. BE. Woodward
Collins
J. J. Baker
Choteau Residents Attend Desert Song Show in Great Falls
A large group from Choteau watched The Desert Song at the Grand Theater in Great Falls over the weekend. Notable attendees included Mrs. M. M. Webb and daughter Betty, Mrs. Clara Baker and son Lynn, and many other local residents and couples.
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Grand Theater
Great Falls
M. M. Webb
Betty
Clara Baker
Lynn
George Coffey
G. C. Core
E. L. Jourdonnais
Leslie
Wallace Coffey
Ruby Miller
J. J. Hannan
C. D. McDonald
Julius Hirshberg
R. R. Mellon
Clarence Miller
John W. Hentges
James Fekford
F. J. Crary
Phil J. Cole
W. W. Smith
J. EE. T Modgskiss
B. T Packer
Oscar Jeanis
Jh. JT MecClue
Robert Clarkson
Blanche Jacobson
4 H Girls Club Busy With Project in Choteau
The Choteau 4 H girls club formed Thursday April 18 with 16 members. Led by Miss Iona Davidson the group will sew over three years, finish year one by November 1, and submit year end reports. Top project exhibitors may travel to Chicago. competitions with Rose and Dutton clubs are planned. Meetings held weekly at the county agent's office, with future home meetings possible. Members include Jean Eckford president Louise Clarkson vice president Phyllis Bloomdahl secretary Isabel Crawford Margaret Doughty Alice May Arnett Tillian Shannon Helen McGinnis Margaret Hodgskiss Mary Robison Karyn Meltzer Dorothy Miller Evelyn Clarkson Tishelle Hirshberg Pearl Miller Rina Reinks.
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Choteau T If Girls
Choteau
Iona Davidson
Chicago
Teton County
Rose
Dutton
Miss Davidson
Court House
Jean Eckford
Louise Clarkson
Phyllis Bloomdahl
Isabel Crawford
Margaret Doughty
Alice May Arnett
Tillian Shannon
Helen McGinnis
Margaret Hodgskiss
Mary Robison
Karyn Meltzer
Dorothy Miller
Evelyn Clarkson
Tishelle Hirshberg
Pearl Miller
Rina Reinks
Board settles case of suspended pupils at Teton high
A special Teton County High School Board meeting heard six suspended pupils, four sophomores who possessed liquor at the sophomore picnic and two seniors who procured it. The four sophomores may return if parents sign an agreement barring future reinstatement. the seniors may return only if they name their liquor source.
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Teton County High School Board
Predatory Bird Drive Draws Small Turnout At Chateau Rod & Gun
The Chateau Rod and Gun club held a Sunday hunt against pests with two teams. Craig and Swanson scored 1025 points across hawks and eggs, crows and eggs, owls and eggs. Weaver and Lockhart totaled 1000 points with hawks and eggs magpies and eggs, crows and eggs, plus gophers. The losing side may treat the winners to a feed.
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Chateau Rod & Gun Club
Harrison Craig
H. B. Swanson
W. E. Lockhart
E. Weaver
Craig
Swanson
Weaver
Commencement Speaker Secured for Teton County High
A. B. Guthrie principal announces Dr. W. L. Young head of the University of Montana School of Religion will deliver the commencement address at the high school auditorium on Thursday May 23.
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A. B. Guthrie
Teton County
W. L. Young
School of Religion
University of Montana
Teachers Reelected At Board Meeting In Teton County
At the regular Teton county high school board meeting on May 2 several teachers were reelected with salaries: T B Irvin 1600, C L Miller 1600, Ruth F E Bryson 1550, Alva G Larson 1550, Walda Oberg 1850, Margaret Vaughn 1700, Laura Dahlstrom 4150. Agreements with other faculty to be set at the next meeting and a special session may be held. Board members listed include J G Jackson chair and clerk Mrs Anna E Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School Board
T. B. Irvin
C. L. Miller
Ruth FE. Bryson
Alva G. Larson
Walda Oberg
Margaret Vaughn
Laura Dahlstrom
J. G. Jackson
C. W. Burns
O. M. Gaare
H. W. Bateman
P. J. Otness
F. C. Young
Anna E. Stafford
Teton County Board Meeting Plans Redistricting and Irrigation Aid
The Teton county board of commissioners held a three day session addressing redistricting under a new constitutional amendment and consideration of hiring an irrigation expert with the Sun River project. They approved hiring additional help for delinquent tax duties and outlined cost sharing with Cascade county and the federal government. Districts and commissioners were finalized with Algon Odin, W D Jones, and N W Edwards representing their districts. next meeting set for June 3.
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Board of Commissioners
Teton County
Court House
George Sanford
Sun River Project
Teton
Cascade
Sun River
Distict
R. M. Hattersley
Cartate
Cascade County
Lhereafter
Algon Odin
Fairfield
W. D. Jones
Bynum
N. W. Edwards
Collins
Milwaukee Lime schedule revised to depart Great Falls at 1 45 p m
George Tennant reports a revised Milwaukee Lime timetable taking effect June 9. The train will depart Great Falls at 1 45 p m with direct connections to the Olympian service between Chicago and the Pacific coast. Excur sions and ticketing arrangements will be handled through Tennant including baggage and sleeping car reservations.
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George Tennant
Milwaukee
Great Falls
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Tennant
Great Northern
Chateau
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Diamond Valley
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