County plans five farm program meetings in Teton County
The Teton County Agricultural Conservation Committee announces five meetings across Fairfield Pendroy Dutton Chateau and other towns to discuss the 1939 AAA program. Officials urge full attendance to understand details on world trade outlook crop quotas loans and acreage allotments.
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The
Teton County
Fairfield
A . Power
Court House
Conservation Committee
United States
Middle West
South
AAA
Diamond Valley
Beck
Teton High Basketball Bulletin First Home Game Dec 9
The junior class won the class tournament at Teton High with sophomores second seniors third and freshmen last. A first squad of eleven was chosen including Bleeker Rosengren Hall berg J Dellno J Rose D Rose In body K Vick Schmitz Scott Hodgskiss. The Bulldog quint hosts Simms on Dec 9 after a Dec 3 Brady game and plans for junior high and independents Uplifted by H A Winner and Dunckel.
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Teton High
Bleeker
Rosengren
Hallberg
J. Dellno
J. Rose
D. Rose
Inbody
K. Vick
Schmitz
Scott
Hodgskiss
FFA
H. A. Winner
Dunckel
Brady
Simms
It Looks Like an Old Fashioned Hard Winter
A Montana report notes a third blizzard in 30 days hitting Teton county with the latest storm on Sunday November 20. Forecasters warn of a potentially long severe winter though past winters show variable weather. travel was not heavily impeded and temperatures dipped to six below at Chateau.
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Teton County
Montana
Chateau
H. H. Wuest
Agawam
Lions Hear Novel Program With Advertising Contest
The Chateau Lions met Tuesday night to enjoy a varied program directed by Miss Ruby Miller with W. W. Scott as chair. Rev. R. F. Vick won the ad writing contest and received a phoney turkey. Music by the Remblers accompanied the dinner and program. Guests included Leigh Nett and several mourners from the club.
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Scott
Gamble Store Ramblers
Chateau Lions
Ruby Miller
W. W. Scott
R. F. Vick
the Acantha
Mildred Depner
Dick Vick
Kathleen Wallace
Walter
Terry Tennant
Berger Owens
Jere Coffey
Pat Campbell
Mulberries
Remblers
Duane Knotts
Doris Stearns
Hazel Depner
George Tennant
Robert Daley
Austin Vick
Frank Stearns
The
Lions
L. H. Kempton
K. E. Sturgis
H. A. Winner
Infant Son of Former Choteau Girl Dies
Lawrence Wayne Phillips two months old son of Mr and Mrs Geoffrey Phillips of Bole died Saturday evening at a Great Falls hospital The body was brought to Choteau and funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon from the chapel at the Roberts Funeral home with Rev R B E Vick officiating Interment was in the Chateau cemetery Mrs Phillips formerly Miss Ruth Berglund employed for years at the Post Tavern Survived by parents two sisters aged three and 19 months
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Choteau
Lawrence Wayne Phillips
Geoffrey Phillips
Bole
Great Falls
Roberts Funeral Home
R. BE. Vick
Chateau
Phillips
Ruth Berglund
Post Tavern
Eleven More Candidates File Expense Accounts in County Race
County Clerk George Carroll notes eleven general election candidates filed campaign expense sworn statements this week. Last week seven filings appeared, with five more due by law. This week’s statements include Harry Laubach 74.50 T Dellno 31.75 Inez Eckford 27.65 E L Murphy 15 J G Jackson none Obert Peterson 15 J L Billings 107.80 Jas Peebles 37 H M Daley 40 E W Bateman 134 Emily Hodgskiss 28.25.
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George Carroll
Harry Laubach
T. J Dellno
Inez Eckford
E. L. Murphy
J. G. Jackson
Obert Peterson
J. L Billings
Jas. Peebles
H. M. Daley
E. Ww. Bateman
Emily Hodgskiss
Recount Petition Hearing on Sheriff Vote Decision Friday
A recount petition hearing before Judge R. M. Hattersley examined sufficiency of a petition filed by Sheriff J. L. Billings seeking a recount of sheriff ballots from the November general election. The judge took the matter under advisement until 10 a.m. Friday, Nov. 25, with substantial testimony from election-board witnesses and opposition from Lou Molumby for Albert Peterson.
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R. M. Hattersley
Ninth Judicial District
H. M. Daley
J. L. Billings
Hattersley
Chateau
Lou Molumby
Albert O. Peterson
Billings
L. P. Donovan
Shelby
Molumby
Donovan
Esther Campbell
Peterson
Dellno
Belleview
County Board of Canvassers
Death Claims Peter Lemmon A Bynum Resident
Peter Lemmon 69 a Bynum resident since 1929 died Sunday morning at Chateau hospital after years of heart trouble and rheumatism. Born Cottonwood Utah February 12 1869 he lived in Utah and Sheridan Wyoming before moving to Bynum where he worked as ranch hand and herder. Funeral services Wednesday at the L D S church in Bynum Roy Stott in charge with interment in Bynum cemetery.
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Peter Lemmon
Delia Shelmerdine
Bynum
Roy Stott
Bynum Cemetery
Montana Grid Title Decided Today in Great Falls
At one o clock Thanksgiving afternoon the Great Falls Memorial stadium hosts the 1938 Montana grid title game between the Great Falls Bisons and the Billings Broncs. Billings seeks a fourth state crown after titles in 1922 1933 and 1934 while Great Falls has a 1936 victory to its credit. Reserved seats are available by application to the Great Falls Chamber of Commerce.
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Great Falls Memorial Stadium
Great Falls Bisons
Billings Broncs
Montana
Billings
Great Falls
Great Falls Chamber of Commerce
Wins Honors at State College in Bozeman
Charles Edward Rose a Montana State College sophomore and Teton County High School graduate has earned multiple distinctions. He was elected to Alpha Gamma Rho and chosen for Intercollegiate Knights honors due to his freshman year record. Rose is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Rose of Choteau and was in the 1937 Teton High class.
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Charlies Edward Rose
Montana State College
Teton County
Choteau
Teton High
Petition to include lands in Greenfield Irrigation district
In district court a petition requests an order to add lands to the Greenfield Irrigation district. Named petitioners include Teton Land Co and numerous individuals and entities led by B I Packer as attorney.
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Greenfield Irrigation District
Teton Land Co
Co. B. Turnbull
Wm. F. Reickhoff
Teton County
First National Bank of Fairfield
Lester Young
Richard S. Bullard
Jeanette Gilbert
Jennie M. Cain
Herman Ellingson
United States
B. I. Packer
R. M. Hattersley
H. M. Daley
Ora W. Miller
John Bolsinger
Sarah Bolsinger
Jules Voet
Unemployment Insurance Fund Approaches Five-Hundred Thousand
Montana's unemployment compensation fund, financed by employers, will top 4.75 million dollars by month end, says Barclay Craighead, bureau chairman. The law, effective July 1, will extend benefits to workers when unemployed under its provisions.
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Montana
Barclay Craighead
Canvassing Board to Meet December 5 for Election Count
Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell announced the state canvassing board will meet December 5 to finalize the official count of votes from the November 8 general election. The process is expected to take two or three days.
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Secretary of
Sam W. Mitchell
State
Ballot Contains Printed Name Allowing Vote for Named Candidate
The article notes that if a candidate’s name is printed on the official ballot as written, the elector may vote for that person. This emphasizes ballot wording and valid vote eligibility based on printed names.
King of Kings to Screen at Chateau High School Auditorium
The 28th annual reunion note leads to a one night engagement of Cecil B. DeMille's sound film The King of Kings at Chateau High School auditorium Friday at 7 30. J D Julian of Rock Mountain Booking arranged the event under Methodist church sponsorship with praise from critics and Will Rogers.
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Chateau
Cecil B. DeMille
Methodist Church
J. D. Julian
Rock Mountain Booking Co
Will Rogers
Langston W. Post
The
Evening World
Mary
Magdala
Magdalene
Christ
Judas
The Circus Delights Audiences At Local Theatre Event
The Circus presented Friday and Saturday by the Amateur Theatre Guild of Boston under Miss Madeline Newcomb and sponsored by the Chateau Lions club drew fair crowds. Receipts totaled 72 dollars 15 cents for each group, with performers including John Peterson Fred Wilson and many others plus midget and high school acts and a German band. Door prize went to O G Meadows and top ticket seller won a camera.
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Madeline Newcomb
Amateur Theatre Guild of Boston
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club
Theatre Guild
John Peterson
Fred Willson
W. F. Olsen
H. M. Daley
Mae Walton
W. G. Dauwalder
Gibson Monkman
Claire Hensley
Alva Larson
Erwin Erickson
Ruth Sherwood
George Tennant
Maurice Wedum
J. Lynn Baker
Marion Nett
EF. C. Hensley
Burr Huffman
Jerry Breen
Lowell Scott
Ray Flemming
M. S. Bullerdick
Gus Depner
Frank Stearns
Jack O'Neill
Leigh Net
Robert Olson
Olive St. Germain
Marianne Smith
Joline Corbett
Dorothy Frederickson
Gloria Reardon
Doris Baker
Dorothy Moore
Jazel Depner
Mildred Depner
Kathleen Wallace
Doris Stearns
Duanne Knotts
Lola Mae Burns
Irshal Davis
O. G. Meadows
I Lamp
Joe Rosette
Four State 4-H Winners Headed for Chicago Congress
Four state 4-H winners will receive trips to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago during the Chicago International Livestock Show. Winners include June Crowe Billings Ruth Gehring Helena Mary Slayton Ryegate Helen Mill Glasgow for various contests. Entrants in Chicago are Martha Shogren Billings and Katherine Sire Belt in leadership and project achievement contests.
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Chicago
Eight Deaths in Year Highlight Old Timers Reunion
The 28th annual Teton Oldest Settlers reunion at the Masonic Hall drew strong local attendance despite distant travelers staying away. Mrs. W. H. Gorham reported eight deaths in the past year among members, and Mrs. James Thorn was named president for the coming year.
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James Thorn
Theoft
Teton
Masonic Hall
Chateau
Virgelle
E. D. Forrest
Great Falls
B. EB. Brownson
Jack Frazier
Gus Frazier
B. Guthrie
Cora Cohoe
Alex Longmuir
T. O. Larson
W. H. Gorham
Henry Radcliffe
Steve Lindseth
Levina Daggett
John W., Ward
J. G. Jackson
Christina Rudolph
Eugene Leach
Frank Leach
C. H. Porter
Treasury
Fairfield
Dave Anderson
Choteau
H. J. Loomig
C. WU. Porter
Gorham
Forseth and Bjork Wed in Great Falls
Oliver L Forseth twenty four of Farmington and Lucille E Bjork eighteen of Bole received a marriage license in Great Falls last Thursday and were married the same day. Rev Cecil Bristow officiated and the couple returned to Farmington to a reception and neighborhood charivari that weekend.
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Oliver Forseth
Lucille Bjork
Great Falls
Oliver L Forseth
Farmington
Lucille E. Bjork
Bole
Oliver
Oneida Forseth
O. S. Forseth
Lucille
John Bjork
Cecil Bristow
J. Peterson
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