High School Hopes Near Graduation Echo in Lites
The page recalls the approaching end of the school year with reflections by Jere Coffey and Arnold Neiswender. Students reminisce about weeks left until graduation and tease upcoming events as the term winds down.
Rain Delays Wool Growers Meeting. Reconvenes Friday
Rain reduced turnout to 18 at the wool growers gathering in the county courthouse last Friday. A new meeting is set for Friday after noon May 27 at 2 o clock at the courthouse to discuss the 1928 clip marketing and Commodity Credit Corporation loans with a Pacific Wool Growers representative expected to attend. All county wool growers are invited.
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Court House
Commodity Credit Corporation
Pacific Wool Growers
Farewell to TCHS Hi-Lites Editors and Faculty
A year ends with thanks to Walter Hentges for help during a low period and praise for teachers and students who supported the Hi-Lites. Readers bid farewell to Principal Guthrie and look forward to a larger edition next year.
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Chateau Acantha
Guthrie
Choteau Bulldogs Win Narrow Season Opener 13 12
The Choteau Bulldogs defeat Fairfield Juniors 13 to 12 in a tense ninth inning finish Sunday at the park diamond. Roy Lee pitched for Fairfield with Dick Dale relief. Hatfield Rosengren went the distance for Choteau as the hosts and visitors traded runs through eight innings before Choteau seized the win in the bottom of the ninth. A rematch is set for Fairfield on June 5 with a junior Great Falls visit on June 19.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Fairfield Juniors
E. C. Hensky
Baker
Fairfield
Park Diamond
Bulldogs
Chateau
Roy Lee
Dick Dale
Hatfield Rosengren
Choteau
Rosengren
Phas Bec
Mssissiotipecacline
Lee J
G. Shoquist Johnson
Junior Larkin
J. Armstrong
R. Gilbertson Tennant
Jack Larkin
R. Delbno
B. Gilbertson
Great Falls
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday school at 9 45 a m invites 100 percent attendance for the outgoing superintendent Mrs Duis next Sunday Memorial day sermon by the pastor We Are Debtors Epworth League Leaders Doris Stearns and Joyce Kropp 6 30 pm Evening service 7 45 pm Junior membership class Monday 4 pm Official board meeting before the Billings June 21 conference Billings area church notes Richard F Vick minister
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Methodist Church
Richard F. Vick
Meeting to Adopt Preliminary School Budgets in Teton County
Notice by the Teton County Montana Boards of School Trustees and Te ton County High School Trustees that they will meet in regular session on June 18, 1938 to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the 1938 39 school year. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Inez Eckford county superintendent and clerk of budget supervisors appointed.
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Teton County
Montana
Board of Trustees
Inez Eckford
Board of Budget Supervisors
All Five Teton CCC Enrollees Accepted and Serving
Of 495 Montana youths selected by county welfare for the April CCC enrollment 475 were accepted by army medical officers. Five from Teton county joined, including Philip A. Dutro Fred Smith Frederick Zier Wayne Harris and Clarence Rotvold. An additional group will enroll in July.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Montana
Army
Teton County
Philip A. Dutro
Chateau
Fred Smith
Bynum
Frederick Zier
Wayne Harris
Agawam
Clarence Rotvold
Collins
Court House
Ory Armstrong Dies at Browning Shared Home with Son Asa
Ory Armstrong known as Dutch grew up in Choteau. He graduated in 1911 from Teton County High School and 1913 became a charter member of Company M Montana National Guard. He served on the Mexican border in 1916 and later guard duty at Butte before WWI. He died at Browning and was buried beside his wife in Choteau cemetery.
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Browning
Asa
Choteau
Ory
Teton County
Butte
United States
Co. M
Montana National Guard
163Rd Infantry Regi
Armstrongs World War I Service and Legion Leadership Traced
The article recounts Armstrongs WWI service from Fort Harrison to Camp Mills and overseas duty with the 26th division then 32nd division, ending in Coblenz. It notes his 235 months in the war, three brothers commissioned, and his role in founding and leading American Legion posts in Cut Bank and Kalispell, then District No. 4 and Lewistown conventions.
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Fort Harrison
Camp Mills
Long Island
Camp Merrit
N. J
France
C. Jas, Smith
Co.m
Iwas
Ory
Langres
Germany
Cagne
Ine
Cut Bank
American Legion
Kalispell
Dist. No
Lewistown
State Commander Elected in Kalispell Leader
A Kalispell figure was elected state commander and is active in local business. He works in insurance and serves as secretary of the Montana Retail Merchants Association. He is married with a family.
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Kalispell
Montana Retail.Merchants . Association
Ae Thas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jere Coffey and
Arnold Neiswender
KFBB
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Walter Hentges
Texaco
Valor Motor Oil
E.R
Hanson Bros. Garage
Tipperary
Three Rivers
Baker’s Standard Service
Legionnaires and Ladies
Three Rivers District
the Choteau Meat Co
Eliver
Grizzly Gas
Grizzly
Teton CCC
Gus
Gus Depner
Agent Standard Oil Co
Choteau, Mont
Choteau Drug Store
T. B. Halvorson
A. J. Nutter
Martin Vigen
Legionnaires
Chick’s Shell Station
Chick Sulgrove
The
Choteau Creamery
Typhatcane
Club Cigar Store
Magic Chef
Famons