High School Highlights Covers Sports and Library News
The report notes football’s uncertain future with possible spring sessions, while basketball practices begin ahead of an inter-class tournament. Freshmen captains are named along with other class leaders, and a senior sociology project on crime features Jim Moore’s essay urging stricter, less publicized justice to curb national homicide and robbery rates.
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J. Kent Midgett
Clarence Bleecker
Lowell Scott
Patty Campbell
Kenneth Sulgrove
Bill Wallace
Norman Rosengren
Stanley Smith
Jim Moore
Simms
Davis
Midgett
Cat’ Thompson
Jerry McClune
Sid Depner
Gordon Monkman
Sid Yeager
United States
Farewell Bridge Party at Agawam Club
A warm afternoon at Mrs Gus Nelson’s home hosted by the Agawam club ladies featured a two table bridge game followed by a fine lunch. Mrs Nelson received a lovely gift. Everett Breding seeks signers for the electric lights.
Silver Dollar Brady Rents Penthouse in Chicago
Wealthy rancher Silver Dollar Brady arrives in Chicago to promote Silver Dollars in circulation. He rents a 17th floor penthouse at the Hotel Sherman with a horse in tow and even keeps a ready corral. Brady urges merchants to pay workers in Silver Dollars to spur business growth.
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Brady
Chicago
Hotel
Sherman
Silver Dollar
Dallas
Corral
Dinner Parties and Social News in Local Table Talk
Mrs. Joe Torgerson hosted a Thursday dinner in honor of her mother. The party traveled to Great Falls and back to Canada. Albert Nelson entered hospital fearing pneumonia. H. D. Club earned 15 dollars from election day meals. Partridge hunting reported plentiful. Everett Breding returned from Seattle trip. Henry Weist and Ernest visit Kansas. H. D. Club attended Bole pot luck dinner and program. Sale at Nelson's place drew a large crowd. Club House election day dinner and lunches served to voters.
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Joe Torgerson
Great Falls
B. C
Canada
C. M. Hart
Chateau
A. C. Robinson
H. D. Club
Everett Breding
Seattle
Henry Weist
Ernest
Kansas
Bole
Albert Nelson
Club
Modern new home opened by Gus Johnson family
Mr and Mrs Gus Johnson and son Morris have moved into a new residence a few miles north of here. The home is described as modern in every respect.
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Gus Johnson
Morris
Epworth League cabinet installed at Methodist church
A candle light installation service installed the Epworth League cabinet led by Rev Edwin Dover. Officers include Mildred Louise Nelson president Stanley Smith first vice Patricia Moulton second vice Marie Conlin third vice Walter Hentges secretary Evelyn Hodgskiss treasurer Robert Gronberg. A reception followed in the church parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Methodist Church
Edwin Dover
N. W. Edwards
R. E. Nelson
Mildred Louise Nelson
Stanley Smith
Patricia Moulton
Marie Conlin
Walter Hentges
Evelyn Hodgskiss
Robert
Teton County High School Band to Perform Winter Concert
The Teton County High School band will present its first winter concert on December 3 under director Irshal Davis. Sponsored by the Band Parents association, proceeds fund uniforms for the beginners. Admission is 25 cents and the curtain rises at 8 p m. A varied program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Irshal Davis
Band Parents Association
Courtain
Montana marks 47th birthday with statehood notes
The state of Montana is 47 years old, celebrated Nov 8, 1889, with the act approved 40 minutes after 10 am. Officials listed include Governor Joseph K. Toole and other pioneers such as John E. Rickards, Louis Rotwitt, E A Kenney, R O Hickman, John Gannon, and Henri J Fkaskell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
James G. Blaine
Benjamin Harrison
Joseph K. Toole
Commonwealth
John E. Rickards
Louis Rotwitt
E. A. Kenney
R. O. Hickman
John Gannon
Henri J. Fkaskell
Teton Land Co Captures Prizes at Falls Show and Sale
The Teton Land Co represented Teton county at the Falls feeder show and sale in Great on November 9-10. The grand champion carload was won by Reed Brothers of Judith Basin county. Teton Land Co earned about 100 in premiums and calves sold for 8 cents a pound. County Agent Fred Willson notes potential to enlarge the event to feeder yearlings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Land Company
Teton County
Great
Reed Brothers
Judith Basin
Teton Land Co
Fred Willson
Wilson
Sheriff Billings Expresses Gratitude After Election
J L Billings thanks voters for their confidence after the general election. He pledges to run the sheriff's office in the public interest with fairness and justice to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Office
J. Ll. Billings
Voter thanks and pledge from local official
A public note thanks Teton County voters for their confidence and support. The speaker also commends Mr. Wellenstein for a clean campaign and sportsmanlike attitude and pledges to work for residents regardless of party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Wellenstein
House
Texon County Assessor Thanks Voters After Election Victory
A Texon County official expresses gratitude to voters after a general election win with no opposition. He pledges to continue serving as county assessor to the best of his ability with fairness and in accordance with law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texton
Observations at the Crossroads and Local News Reflections
A local writer explains why essays appear in the paper, noting space and ad revenue drive content. They reflect on elections, weather, turkey prices, and the 1932 political scene, expressing mixed sympathy for victors and curiosity about Governor-elect Ayers and taxation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cross Roads
Tugwell
Amoskeag Mills
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Polson
Ralph Hubbard
Sophie Hadedar
America
Claude G. Bowers
Walter Scott
Elizabeth Janet Gray
Hendrik van Loon
Frank Buck
Charles M. Russell
Jack O’brien
Panion
Agawam
Tise
Avertising
Choteau Acantha
Epworth
Travel
Milwaukee Road
Koheta Lowee
Stendard
Railreqoad
E H. S. Band
Leon
Ayers
Easy Westall SS
Montana-Dakota Utilities Company
Socratic
Ays
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