High School Hi-Lites Recap From Richard Vick Jr
The Hi-Lites review football season with a 34 13 victory over Fort Shaw and a perfect slate under Coach Dunckel. It notes theatre plans for the senior class in December, a humorous Rugamer room incident, and a radio play mischief. Basketball practice starts next week with a class tournament to follow. Catholic services are listed for Chateau and Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Shaw
Bulldogs
Dunckel
Teton Boys
Community Notes From Local Dinners And Visits
Role News and Friday details social visits and family gatherings. Mr and Mrs John Holm hosted a week ago Sunday. R N Lear works on culverts to divert water under highway and railroad to irrigate land south of the track. Wilbur Zeigler and family returned from Salem Oregon after three weeks. they visited Norma Black in Spokane en route. Robert Smith of Chateau visited the Dauwalder home last Thursday. Gilbert family visited the Holm home Thursday to Saturday. Swenson Thompson and Holm families drove to Simms for a wedding party. Kermit Dale hosted Inga Dale and families and Ernest Dale at dinner. H D club members crafting footstools held an all day meeting with a potluck. A follow up footstool meeting is planned Tuesday afternoon. Cortney Hauxwell and family of Deer Lodge stayed with Chas Hauxwell at T L Gap. he operates a service station and tourist cabins. They left for Great Falls for a state tourist camp operators meeting. Bob Davison and wife visited Great Falls Wednesday.
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John Holm
John Dale
R. N. Lear
Wilbur Zeigler
Wilbur
Salem
Oregon
Norma Black
Spokane
Gilbert
Giberta and
Donny
Fred Swenson
Halvor Thompson
Simms
Bill Brandenburg
Kermit Dale
Inga Dale
Martin Hanson
Ernest Dale
H. D. Club
Munity
Cortney Hauxwell
Deer Lodge
Power business visitor at the county seat
Joe Lehnert of Power visited the county seat on Tuesday as a business guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lehnert
Power
Fairfield beet pile draws attention to growing industry
Prominent Fairfield citizens and business visitors at the county seat last Thursday called attention to the beet sugar industry. They noted a 15 000 ton beet pile along the Milwaukee tracks awaiting shipment to the U and I factory at Chinook and that beets were entering at about 275 tons daily with only half the crop harvested.
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Ita
Fairfield
Milwaukee Tracks
Chinook
Teton County Endorsements For Local Elections
A local editorial endorses candidates for Montana Teton County offices including Harry Laubach for State Representative James Peebles for County Commissioner C G Meadows for County Treasurer Albert C Peterson for Sheriff B J Packer for County Attorney Mrs Emily J Hoogskiss for Clerk of the Court Mrs Inez Eckford for Superintendent of Schools and notes unopposed candidates Geo A Carroll Obert Petergon R E Nelson Charles G Roberts J G Jackson with claims of integrity experience and efficiency.
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Harry Laubach
Dutton
Montana
Teton County
Geo. A. Carroll
Obert Petergon
R. E. Nelson
Charles G. Roberts
J. G. Jackson
Justice of the Peace
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Richard Vick, Jr
America
Bleecker
Rough House
Rosengren
Poundin
Patrick” Campbell
Wallberg
Peebles
Hodgskiss
K, Vick
Rice, Rose
Jim Tumblin
John Van _ Balcum
Mr. Webster
Miss Ruegamer
Ezra
Jack Bradford
Mr. Hunziker
Betty Jones
Jere McDowell Coffey
Catholic Services
Chateau
Bynum
J. FP. Schulte
Thomas J
Walker
Chief
the Supreme Court
Senator
Chief Justice Committee
Democratic
Board of County Commissioners
J. A. Baart
Sniffie
jOl ™ Ries de
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
Role News
Earl Graves
Great Falls
Robert Smith
Dauwalder
Pileta Fairfield
Republican Central Committee
W. C. Husband
Congress
Wheatland County
H. W. Bateman
George A. Davis
Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Sam M. Ross
James Peebles
Obert Peterson
Sam Ross
Davis
Ross
Howard W. Bateman
Board of Commissioners
C. G. Meadows
Albert C. Peterson
Peterson
B. J. Packer
Emily J. Hoogskiss
Inez Eckford
Eckford
Ieee
Albert
Bert J. Packer
Emily J.hodgskiss
Mrs. Inez Eckford
Supt. OF Schools
Public
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