Interclass basketball crowns at county high school tournament
After a two day interclass tourney at Ton county high school the senior boys and sophomore girls won championships. Senior boys beat juniors 28 to 11 while sophomores defeated seniors 20 to 8 in the final girls game. Opening day upsets included freshmen over juniors 19 to 18 and freshmen girls 16 to 10 over juniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S
Teton County High School
Jane Hickman
Carl Peters
M. K. Luther
Gordon Holmes
Ruth Snider
H. Ingersoll
Charles Cohoe
Chas. Cohoe
Dale
Jourdonnais
Olson
Doughty
Adams
Bleecker
Yeager
Straight
Earles
Connole
Tweet
Mozer
Moulton
Cole
Moore
Hile
Anderson
Morgan
Peters
Norris
Hanson
Jones
McCullough
Gaare
Malone
Thompson
Walker
Gurney
Koch
Miller
Bitting
Cohoe
Looney
Regional Forest Inspector Reviews Moonlight Peak Fire
Frank Jefferson regional forest inspector visited Chateau early this week to probe the Moonlight Peak fire on the Lewis and Clark national forest. Supervisor W E Lockhart says a class C fire 10 acres or more triggers a regional Missoula investigation to assess negligence or inefficiency and the firefighting response. Forest Ranger W N Streeter aided by answering a 12 page questionnaire during the data gathering.
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Frank Jefferson
Chateau
Moonlight Peak
Lewis and Clark National Forest
W. E. Lockhart
Missoula
Choteau Cub Pack Holds Regular Meeting Friday
The newly organized Choteau Cub Pack held its first regular meeting at the Choteau public school building. Cubmaster James Broderick led the session with assistance from Russell Conklin of Great Falls. Four dens performed stunts as mothers provided lunch.
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Choteau
James Broderick
Russell Conklin
Great Falls
Conklin
Boy Scouts
Troop 51
Willard Paulus
Warren Adams
Jack Core
Vincent Peters
I. B. Hardy
J. E. Lewis
Shirley Wallace
E. B. Noble
John Hentgess
Den
W. E. Lockhart
President Hoover Urges Thanksgiving Aid to Needy
In a thanksgiving proclamation President Hoover designates November 27 as a day of national thanks. He urges a proper celebration that ensures every person in the community has reason to give thanks for institutions and neighborly sentiment. He notes progress in arts, sciences, education, disease prevention, and childhood protection.
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Hoover
Teton County Women's Clubs Highlighted in Montana Woman
The Montana Woman reports from retiring district president note Teton County clubs Bole Choteau Dutton Fairfield. Bole bought a community hall financed dances to improve it and supported a May Day program and Children's home bond. Choteau maintained the main library, held annual flower shows, supplied milk to undernourished students, and led membership at district seven. Dutton built club rooms, started a city park, and sent two girls to Bozeman vocational congress, supporting Boy Scouts and Camp Fire. Fairfield bought a piano, backed school improvements, and led Red Cross drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Woman
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
A. W. McCormick
Teton County
Bole
Choteau
Dutton
Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Boy Scouts
Campfire
Fairfield
Red Cross
Real estate transfers filed Nov 15 22 1930
County clerk listings show a series of deeds during the period November 15 to November 22 1930. Transactions include a warranty deed from Peter Rush to Agnes Rush for $1.00 and quit claim deeds such as William Hodgskiss to Teton Service Co. and a deed by EB J Hubert to Pondera Utilities Co. for easement rights. A sheriff's deed records J L Collins as sheriff conveying to The Federal Land Bank of Spokane for $6281.51 in section 25 25 5 west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rush
Agnes Rush
William Hodgskiss
Teton Service Co
Chateau
EB. J. Hubert
Pondera’ Utilities Co
J. L. Collins
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Weight Guidelines for Men Ages 40 to 44
Dr Leonard Williams lists normal weight ranges for men aged 40 to 44 by height. At 5 ft 6 in the advised weight is 150 pounds and at 5 ft 7 in 154 pounds.
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Leonard Williams
Weight charts and fat loss pitch with Kruschen Salt ad
The item lists heights and weights from 5 ft 8 in to 6 ft 2 in and pounds. It promotes the Kruschen Method for four weeks and suggests dietary changes and a daily half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts, with a Chateau Drug Co. ad note and price of 85 cents.
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Chateau Drug Co
Adv
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Turkey
Northwest States Utilities Co
Tuba Tatu AL
Power-Morgan CO
Choteau Cub Pack
Axel O. Johnson
Mont
Lutheran Church
Old Reliable Company
Dr.Ward’s Medical Co
Winona
Minn
J. M. Weaver
Givens Building
W. G. Bloomdahl
C. K. Malone
W. E. Howard
Roberts Funeral Home
Teton Implement Co
M. S. Bullerdick
Eveready Radio 1
L. E. Taylor
Hank
St. Anthoney. & Dakota Lumber Yard
Choteau, Montana
Toyland
J. C. Penney Co.,, Inc
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