Young Talks at Commencement in 1929 Teton High
The 41 graduates of Teton County High School received diplomas at a commencement in the school auditorium. Dr. W L Young gave the main address on religion, addressing the choice of modern gods. The event featured songs by the girls chorus, remarks by Principal Guthrie, and the presentation of diplomas by Mrs. Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Young
School of Religion
University of Montana
E. R. Kaemmer
Methodist
Mary Morris
Teton High School
A. B. Guthrie
Miss Morris
Dr. Young
Marvin Lindseth
Danny Boy
Trees
Anna E. Stafford
Stafford
Teton County High School
Guthrie
Thelma Swenson
Ethel Morgan
Marybelle Peterson
Ellen Shields
John Peterson
Mary Lemmon
Edwin Erickson
Ruth Suiste
Jane Guthrie
Grace A. Allum
Mabel Caskey
Edith M. Connole
Leonore Dale
V. Grace Davidson
Cora A. Foix
H.louise Forseth
Nina B. Hanson
Ellen M. Heline
Jessie M. Innes
Dora O. King
Leona H. Kolste
Ethel M. Morgan
Mary G. Morris
Freda O. Moser
Memorial Day League Baseball Schedule and Results
Three Memorial Day games were played with Walier at Brady, Conrad at Dutton, and Farmington vs Gallup City at Chateau Park. Results boosted Conrad to first place after a 17 to 7 win over Brady, while Gallup City beat Walier 21 to 4. Farmington moved to second with a 2 1 record after a 4 to 1 win over Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walier
Brady
Conrad
Dutton
Farmington
Gallup City
Chateau
Pondera Oilers
CONTA
Valier Eiesseeneeenseeccesse
Duiton
Mormon Families Settle at Bynum
Two Mormon families E. W. Hickman and H. A. Hickman with their kin and dairy cattle were on a Great Northern train wreck near Power on Friday night. None hurt and no property damaged though their cars derailed. they were en route to Bynum to settle irrigation projects from Downey Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
E. W. Hickman
H. A. Hickman
Bynum
Downey
Idaho
Choteau Lions Attend District Convention
Members of the Choteau Lions club attended the district convention in Great Falls with several couples and the club’s leaders. Robert Clarkson substituted for James Eckford, praising the group’s progress and community projects including a skating rink, holiday decor, and plans for an airplane field. Eckford urged dropping inactive members while Clarkson collected light fines as tail twister. H T Redmond left for a month in California after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cisteau Lions Club
Gish
Great Falls
Robert Clarison
I. W., Lateman
James Eckford
Phil Lole
C. S. McDonald
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Chateau Lions
Eckford
Clarkson
Becker Family Plans Visit to Great Falls Relative
Mr and Mrs John Becker and their son of Bynum travel through Chateau to visit Mrs Becker's sister Mrs Harry Stel ar in Great Falls for a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker and Son
Bynum
Chateau
Great Falls
Teachers planning summer trips across Choteau area
School year ends and teachers from Choteau and nearby outline summer plans. Principal A B Guthrie and others stay local while many high school and rural teachers head to cities, universities, or travel to Europe, Billings, Minnesota, Washington, and California for summer work or vacations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
M. K. Luther
Herbert Swanson
Helmer Bagley
Harry Vandework
Alva Larson
T. O. Larson
Europe
Walda Oberg
Destfoot
Minnesota
University of Minnesota
Ruth Bryson
Chicago
Whitefish
Mont
Marguerite Vaughn
Leesburg
Ohio
Laura Dahlstrom
Billings
Ruth Jarl
Great Falla
J. Kent Midgett
Yellowstone Park
Park
L. P. Jackson
University of Washington
Irvin
C. L. Miller
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
May Slocum
Spokane
Susan Mital
Sand Coulee
Harison Craig
Wisconsin
Marian Hassos
Ashuelot
Charlotte Johnson
Mound
Minn
Claude Whitley
Thompson Falls
Ruby Miller
Anna E. Stafford
Jeanne Knowlton
Wuest
State Normal
Bellingham
Wash
Martha Evanson
Eyland
Points
Illinois
Jean Liebiz
Spring Valley
Anna Johnson
Snider School
Mary Jeldrich
West Spring Valley
Alice Molliet
Plainview
State Normal School
Dijon
Clara Gleason
Doheny
Cedar Falls
Alice Otness
Greenfields Beach
Margaret Satre
Teton View School
Washington
Annie Laubach
Pleasant Ridge
Bertha Crawford
Pleasant View School
California
Teachers Committee Fills All Positions at Teton High
The Teton county high school board's teachers committee hires H. M. Ingersoll to teach English and manage the boys dormitory at 1450 dollars yearly. Coach J. K. Midgett returns next year for 1800 dollars. Marguerite Vaughn to take over band instruction with duties as music supervisor. Luther Smith-Hughes instructor contract signed, completing all high school teaching positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School Board
C. W. Burns
F. C. Young
H. W. Bateman
Anna E. Stafford
H. M. Ingersoll
Mountain View
Wyoming
J. K. Midgett
Marguerite Vaughn
Lawrence P. Jackson
Jackson
Shelby
M. K. Luther
Smith-Hughes
Glenloyd Hotel Changes Hands and Management Shifts
C K Malone who bought the Glenloyd hotel from Flowcree estate last month now purchases the hotel furniture and fixtures from Mrs John E Lewis who has leased and operated the hotel. Mrs Elizabeth Smith the mother in law of Mr Majone will take over management after June 1 and Mrs Lewis will return to the family ranch near Pendroy. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Huffman of Fairfield at the Crotess hospital Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Malone
Glenloyd Hotel
Flowcree
John E. Lewis
Elizabeth Smith
Ma Jone
Lewis
Pendroy
Mrs. Huffman
Fairfield
Crotess, Hospital
Eighth Grade Graduation Held Friday Evening
Eighth grade graduates numbered 29 as diplomas were presented in a ceremony led by Rev. E R Kaemmer. The program featured a cantata by the girls glee club and readings by Madge Looney and Helen Cohoe, followed by Rev Kaemmer's address on doing one's best. Virginia Hansen presented the spade and W G Bloomdahl distributed diplomas, with Miss Ruby Miller introducing participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Kaemmer
Charlotte Johnson
Madge Looney
Helen Cohoe
Sleepy Hollow
Girls’ Glee Club
Katrina
Megnr Neenerayenes
Rev. Kaemmer
Abraham Lincoln
Rev. Ka
Miss Johnson
Miss Miller
Phylis M. Koch
Margaret Morgan
Marc Butchart
Helen C. Redmond
Joy Mae Pollock
Julius Mozer
John Robison
Dolly Gordon
Catherine Zion
Virginia Hansen
Adele C. Wells
Barbara Meyer
Margeret Stephens
Gee
Bynum Woman Taken To Warm Springs
Myrtle Michelbach of near Bynum was brought to Choteau hospital for a mental disorder. She escaped overnight, was guarded, then sent to Warm Springs after an examining board hearing at the courthouse. Witnesses included her husband J P Michelbach and Undersheriff Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Michelbach
Bynum
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Billings
Algon Udin
Board of County Commissioners
C. H. Dulaney
E. B. Maynard
Warm Springs
Packer
Michelbach
Cowgill Ranch
Forester Theodore Schumaker Visitation in Chateau
Assistant District Forester Theodore Schumaker of Missoula is due in Chateau today. He will stay for three or four weeks to conduct field inspection work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schumaker
Missoula
Chateau
Turner boy on way to recovery after derailment
Donald Turner two miles west of Power suffered a fractured skull when a Great Northern derailment occurred Friday afternoon en route from Great Falls. His mother sustained internal injuries and a dislocated hip. eight other passengers were hurt but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Turner
Ted Turner
Chateau
Great Northern
Great Falls
Power
Earl Kraber
Jane Chandler
Turner
Donald
Dulaney
Chateau Hospital
Miss Arnold
Miss Griffin
Sweet Grass
Pendray
Columbus Hospital
Bertie E. Baldwin
Deaconess Hospital
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Young
Mrs. Stafford
Choteau Lions
H. T. Redmond
New Chateau
Cilatorfan
First National Bank
Montana
U. S
TOTAL
Glenloyd
Court House
Assembly
Lincoln
G. J. Smith
E. R
C. J. Smith
LL. J. Molumby
Great Falls Star Spangled Banner
Legion Band
Salute To the
Tans
The
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Bloomdah
June Lindseth
van Tassel
Norma Tennant
Wade
Turner BO
Tot
Mrs. Turner
Iness
Superior Service
Citizens State Bank
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