Teton Girl Now Noted Artist
Mrs Rene Lyons of the Elk Run ranch in Chouteau county gains notice for art modeling with works like The Range Thief. A native of Teton county and daughter of W H Fincher, she grew up in Montana counties and sold pieces in Chicago St Paul Denver and Seattle.
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Montana Farmer
Great Falls
Rene Lyong
Elk Run Ranch
Chouteau County
Lyons
Teton County
Irene Fincher
W. H. Fincher
Joe Zgoda
Bynum
Chateau
T. J. Lyon
Windham
Judith Basin
Peter Edgar
Dane McDonald
Clyde Park
Montana
Rene Lyons
Mrs. Lyons
Vesta Robbins
Inn
Chicago
St.Paul
Denver
Seattle
North Montana Fair
Malta
Fairfield beach rural resettlement project underway
More than 50 Montana farm families will relocate to the Fairfield beach rural resettlement project in Cascade and Teton counties near Great Falls. Construction has started with cellars dug for the first 50 homes under the supervision of Ford Gibson the project’s new resident engineer. The program aims to reestablish stranded families on 13 000 acres of the Sun River reclamation area as fields are prepared for spring planting.
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Denver
Colo
Montana
Fairfield Beach
The
Resettlement Administration
A. L. Johnson
Ford Gibson
Washington
Gibson
Malta Homesteads
Sun River Reclamation
Cascade
Teton
Great Falls
Popular Young Couple Weds at Earl Yeager Home
Sunday wedding at the Earl Yeager home in Chateau united Harry Yeager and Helen Redmond in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev. Edwin L. Dover. The couple, graduates of Teton County High, plan to live on the Yeager ranch and begin a deer livestock venture. The storm canceled the Conrad game, ending area football for the season.
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Earl, Yeager Home
Earl Yeager
Harry
Helen Redmond
H. T. Redmond
Chateau
Edwin L. Dover
Chateau Methodist Church
Phyllis Thornton
Sid Yeager
Yeager
Redmond
Great Falls
Teton County High School
Yeager Ranch
Conrad
Get-Together At Bole Enjoyed by County Club Members
The first all county home demonstration club social of 1936 37 was held Friday October 30 at Bole hall with about 250 members families and friends in attendance A noon cafeteria dinner featured beef and noodles macaroni and cheese sandwiches pickles fruit salad cake and coffee Decorations included pumpkins witches and other Halloween motifs Oak leaves Halloween owls and bats marked each seating table Members and guests registered and new seating tokens were distributed Afternoon programs included group singing club readings songs skits and solos presented by Pendroy Agawam Farmington Greenfields Diamond Valley and other clubs with County Agent Fred Willson assisting and the group expressing a wish for more such gatherings
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Bole Hall
Bole Club
Pendroy
Agawam Quartette
Fred Willson
Farmington Club
Sn Svaedecyossnchtanas Neustace
Beck Club
Collins Club
Diamond Valley Club
Greenfields Club
Quartette
Teton High to Stage Vaudeville Show November 20
Teton County High School Music Department under Miss Mae Walton and Miss Grace Thompson presents a seven act vaudeville at the high school auditorium Sunday evening November 20. Fifty to sixty students perform music drama dance and singing with varied acts and a master of ceremonies. Admission is 25 cents and the show opens at eight o clock with a cabaret scene and numerous specialty numbers.
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Teton County High School
Mae Walton
Grace Thompson
Barney’s Barber Shop
Chateau
Eton County High School
Odd Fellow Party Opens Season At Ma sonic Hall
A large crowd attended the first Odd Fellow party of the season held Tuesday night at the Ma sonic hall. Dancing and refreshments were featured with music by Mrs. Co hoe's orchestra.
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Masonic Hall
Great Democratic Llandslide Continues To Slide On Tetons
Three activities sponsored by local organizations this week and last reported financial gains. The Ladies Industrial of the Methodist Church held a harvest gale and bazaar netting about $200. The Chateau Country Club dance and the Episcopal guild dinner on election day also contributed earnings. Carnival events accompanied the dance and election returns were posted. Tennant's orchestra performed.
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Ladies’ Industrial
Methodist Church
Chateau Country Club
Episcopal Guild
Tennant
Rodent Control Contest Shows County Wins
The 4 H club council of Teton county held its annual meeting at the courthouse with about 30 in attendance. Umlary Lau bach presided as the rodent control contest report highlighted a total of 471 370 points by 17 clubs surpassing 1935. Prizes totaling 50 dollars will be awarded to the 13 top clubs at the Valentine party next February and top individuals in each club plus countywide top boys and girls receive awards.
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Teton County
Court House
Uvarry Laubach
Diamond Valley
Ahefpatt
Colin Tone Mide
Greenfield Seed Club
Harmony Club
Muddy Creek Club
Mountain View Pig and Calf Club
Diamond Valley Livestock Club
Pendrey Pals Club
Belleview Shooting Star Club
Prize -Poultry Club
Power Calf and Poultry Club
Fairfield Future Warmers Club
Booster Club
Scissor Snipper Club
Porter Beach Club
Snazzy
Benchland
Jolly Stitchers Club
Merry Seamstresses
Cubs
Teton County Returns Show Democratic Landslide and Local Wins
Voters in Teton County backed the Democratic slate in statewide races led by Senator James E. Murray over T. O. Larson with margins surpassing two to one. Local contests produced wins for Connor for the house, Udine for county attorney, Meadows for county treasurer, and Billings for sheriff, with unopposed successes for WagField and Murphy. Roosevelt carried the county by over three to one, Ayers defeated Hazelbaker for governor, and Reardon narrowly beat Ireland for state superintendent.
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Teton County
Teton
T. O. Larson
United States Senate
Jas. E. Murray
Butte
T. J. Walsh
Larson
J. B. Connor
Louse of Representatives
al Udin
K. A. Meadows
J. L. Billings
Murray
Cowner
Farmington
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendray
Conner
Wellenstein
Adin
Udine
Andrew Austad
Fairfield
Shon
Meadows
Collins
Blackleaf
Billings
Peterson
Chateau
Bole
Bynum
Otto Wagnild
E. L. Murphy
George Carroll
Agawam
Agawam J
Obert Peterson
Inez Eckford
Frances Rosengren
C. Jas. Smith
Chas. G. Roberts
Roosevelt
Landon
Kansas
William Lemke
Hazelbaker
Ayers
Fergus County
Miss Ireland
Ruth Reardon
Elizabeth Ireland
Miss Reardon
Roy E. Ayers
Maine
Vermont
Armistice Day Plans Not Settled Yet
Armistice Day events remain undecided as of yesterday with no definite Legion post announcements. Businesses in the city plan to close next Wednesday, while officials expect a modest observance at a courthouse or public school due to Election and other activities.
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The
American Legion
Court House
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Teton Girl
Irene Lyon
Aed
Bole H. D
Teton HI
Greenfield 4-H
T. C. Larson
J. B. Conner
O. G. Meadows
Doheny Repececco Cese Recessivo Seces
Dry Forks
Power Staneensen Cow Seeceusseeney
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Collins Seegeoermnaseeecenseesenee
Spring Valley Seensesceresee
Belleview Wetewetweceneesesees
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Agawam Sosetenewencerermere
Diamond Valley Eeeeteecee
Dutton Wersenesncersesese Ovaresen
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