Closing of High School Sees Teachers Depart on Vacations
With the high school closing last Friday, several faculty members leave for summer plans. Principal Guthrie and Mrs Guthrie stay home then head to Missoula for university work. Others head to White Sulphur Springs, Ethridge, Great Falls, Benson Minnesota, or remain in Chateau. some pursue education or language and English studies, while others plan tours or attend Smith Hughes events and a university program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A B. Guthrie
Missoula
Guthrie
The
State University
W. M. Ritter
White Sulphur Springs
Ritter
Marion Butchart
Gladys Torgerson
Ethridge
Europe
Winifred Smith
Great Falls
J. A. Thompson
Chateau
Benson, Minn
Thompson
J. C. Penney
Hazel Upman
Dorothy Gerer
Commercial Department
Helena
B. I. Packer
M. K. Luther
Chateau Hospital
Teton County
Smith-Hughes
Bozeman
Chas. C. Hunziker
Missouri
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
Methodists Notes Baptism and Anniversary Events
Sunday school at 10, morning worship 11, Epworth League 7, fellowship 8. Katherine May Brewster, infant daughter of James and Jenny Brewster, was baptized May 19 by Rev. Edwin Dover at the parsonage. Rev. and Mrs. Dover attended the Walier Methodist church 25th anniversary celebration. Parsonage club met, with ministers and wives. Rev. J. A. Martin spoke of early days and Brother Van. Banquet and program marked the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Katherine May Brewester
James
Jenny Brewster
Edwin Dover
Chautauqua Committee Plans Chorus of 200 Voices
A meeting of the Teton's Own Chautauqua committee was held to discuss a 200 voice mixed chorus with participants from multiple communities. Robert K. Funk of Collins chairs the event and Mrs. Arnold Hanusa will assist with preparations while community leaders handle practices. an old fiddlers contest with prizes is also planned, with entries due at the county agent’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Robert K. Funk
Collins
Funk
Arnold Hanusa
Hopper Menace Looms Warns Agent On Hoppers
Continued hot dry weather accelerates hopper emergence and movement across fields. Acting County Agent Carl Peterson urges farmers to watch outside fields and apply bait promptly with a spreading machine, only when wet and not in wind hot cloudy or rainy conditions, targeting hoppers as they gather in fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Peterson
Woman's Club Plans May Meeting At Library
The Chateau Woman's Club will hold a business meeting next Tuesday afternoon May 29 at the library. President Mrs Gay Bagley urges full attendance and notes dues become delinquent after June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
Gay Bagley
Time of the Masses at the Catholic Church
Mass times announced for Trinity Sunday with services in Bynum at 9 and Chateau at 11. Dutton hosts 9 oclock and Power 11 oclock. Communion Sunday for Bynum and Dutton. Easter Duty deadline ends next Sunday. Rev J P Schulte pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bynum
Trinity
Chateau
Dutton
Bynum and
J. P. Schulte
Pentecost Message and Church Meeting Invites
TABERNACLE NOTES recalls Pentecost as the church’s birth through obedience and spiritual power. It urges wholehearted surrender and lists weekly services led by Evangelist Margaret HH. Knutsson, inviting all to attend including Bible study and youth events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret HH. Knutsson
Will Run for Democratic Sheriff Nomination in Montana
Henry Dale filed Tuesday to seek the Democratic nomination for Sheriff in Teton County. Dale, born in 1888 in Climax Minnesota, has resided in the county since 1903 and runs a rock crusher on road improvement work near Pendroy. He previously entered the 1932 primary and is the second Democrat to file after incumbent J. L. Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Dale
Henry Dale
Dale
Teton County
Fairfield
Hilda Lee
Bynum
Chateau
Pendroy
Climax
Minn
J. L. Billings
Notice of Meeting to Adopt Preliminary Budget
The boards of school trustees in Teton County Montana will meet in regular session on June 11, 1934, at their usual meeting place to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the 1934 35 school year. Taxpayers may appear and be heard on the budget. Dated May 23, 1934. Inez Eckford, County Superintendent of Schools, Clerk of Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of School Trustees
Teton County
Montana
Inez Eckford
Clerk of Board of School Budget Supervisors
Hospital Dismissals and Admissions At Chateau Clinic
Mrs George Tetzel and infant son were dismissed last Thursday. Mrs Ruban Lee and infant son of Big Sandy were dismissed last Friday. Mrs Wm Wiseman of Bole was discharged Tuesday after entering Sunday. Mrs C Rudolph was dismissed Tuesday. Raymond Valentine admitted Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs Alfred Nelson of Power entered Tuesday for medical treatment. Mrs Arlie Talifson remains a patient, admitted yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tetzel
Ruban Lee
Big Sandy
Wm. Wiseman
Bole
C. Rudolph
Raymond Valentine
Alfred Nelson
Power
Arlie Talifson
Farmington Notes on Grasshopper Poison and Local Events
Farmington received several loads of grasshopper poison delivered last week and farmers visited to obtain and spread it on fields. Ben Chalmers demonstrated a Lafayette car during the past week. Mr and Mrs Tom Hynes hosted Mr and Mrs Schwanbeck and children at dinner at the Frank Hynes home Sunday. East Farmington school picnic was held at Claude last Sunday. The Schwanbeck family spent Tue and Thu of last week at the O DeRusha home. J B Conner was a Great Falls visitor Tuesday. A number of Farmington people attended commencement exercises at Teton high last week where Doris Anderson was the only Farmington graduate. Burton school picnic was held on the school grounds last Sunday. Albert Schwanbeck and family left Monday for Spokane to make their future home. Ben Chalmers was a Great Falls visitor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rutter and Peggy Lou drove to Great Falls Tuesday to meet Mrs Rutter’s sister Miss Beckett who has been teaching at Bainville the past term. They returned to Farmington Wednesday. John Depner and family moved onto the former Schwanbeck place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Ben Chalmers
Lafayette
Tom Hynes
Schwanbeck
Frank Hynes
East Farmington
Claude
O. DeRusha
J B. Conner
Great Falls
Teton High
Doris Anderson
Burton
Albert Schwanbeck
Spokane
Rutter
Peggy Lou
Postgraduate Employment and Education Measures in 194 Graduates
The report notes about one third of the 194 graduates secured steady work in the past five years. Boyd Stenson discusses post graduate challenges during low mood years and cites an 800 percent rise in post graduate study nationwide. Junior college setup seen as key solution amid curtailment and teacher salary pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Stenson
United States
Randolph Aanerud
Jean Eastwood
Aanerud
Miss Eastwod
Dorothy Holmes
Annette
Guthrie
Miss Briggs
Miss Holmes
Letha Caskey
Northwestern Business College
Spokane
Kinman Business University
Betty Jackson
Violet Hamilton
Names Named for Scholarship Cup and Honor Ten
Two students eligible for inscription on the scholarship cup were announced as Guy Gulbrandsen for 1933 and Irene Ericson for 1934. The honor ten for the year includes Marjorie Briggs Irene Ericson Nella Gaare Dora Irwin Guy Gulbrandsen Gordon Eckford Lawrence Alzheimer Cleo Armstrong Ruth Irwin and Bernice Paulus. The exercises ended with a benediction by Rev Kaemmer of Lewistown, former pastor of the Chateau Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Gulbrandsen
Irene Ericson
Marjorie Briggs
Nella Gaare
Dora Irwin
Gordon Eckford
Lawrence Alzheimer
Cleo Armstrong
Ruth Irwin
Bernice Paulus
Kaemmer
Lewistown
Methodist
Chateau
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PUREX
Swift
Ize
Montco AL Ibs
Laundry SO Swift
Methodist Church
Hopper
Woman’s Club
Tabernacle Notes
Jesus
Jerusalem
God
Early Church
Florence Bruno
Howard Hanson
Lydia Larson
Wm. Hofto
Ralph Baldoni
Ralph Arthur
Bingham Ranch
Henry Hanson
Julia Louise Ramberg
Chester O. Bredo
W. F. Arensmeyer
Wm. Chalmers
Ted Anderson
Olaf Forseth
Marie Lindseth
Teton County Shipping Association
M. G. Franklin
Choteau, Mont
S. Maccany
Choteau Implement Co
H. Hiusenga
C. O. Johnson
S. & B. Grocery
Bliss Triumph
J. E. Hodgskiss
Mont
Reo
W. B. Chart
L. E. Taylor Gar
Ford
Mountain States
Tel. & Tel. Co
Wallace Motor Co
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