Teton County High Organizes Grid Team For Season
After a long wait Teton County High School forms a grid machine under coach Sweat. The first game Hobson vs Teton will be on campus. A practice game Oct 23 features seasoned local players against the boys. Edith Lathrop from Washington DC praised the dormitory. New girls Inez Hagness and Lola Medley moved in. Ventilating system adjusted and functioning well. Students and teachers enjoyed a Friday dancing party to become better acquainted.
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Teton County High School
Sweat
Hobson
Teton
Edith Lathrop
Washington, D. C
Montana
Inez Hagness
Lola Medley
Miss Williamson
August 1920 Commissioners Proceedings Abandon Road and Tax Fixing
The August 2 1920 session notes auditing county claims and declaring road sections 1 and 12, township 27N range 8W abandoned. Subsequent days record audits, property assessment protests, tax levies, road matters, and a gravel purchase deal with W R Sears at ten cents per cubic yard.
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Township
Range 8
Sixth Bay
Aptprnoon
W. R. Sears
Beard
Peard
County Mills General Fund
Builing High School
Sinking Road
Wheeler speaks to Chateau crowd on Nonpartisan program
B K Wheeler a Democratic candidate for Montana governor spoke to a large Chateau audience after Senator Anderson defended the Nonpartisan League. Wheeler asserted his pledge to the Nonpartisan program and criticized opponents, while hinting at a large campaign donation offer.
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B. K. Wheeler
Montana
Republican pro gram outlines county meetings with speakers
A Republican pre election program lists county meetings with speakers announced for each date. An orchestra accompanies each event and a free dance follows. Speakers include Reverend Elliott Major Foot Senator Larson Phil J Cole and others across towns from Dutton to Spring Valley. Paid Oct 3 50.
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Dutton
Reverend Elliot
Phil J. Cole
Farmington
T. O. Larson
TL. A. Foot
Belleview
Elliott
Senator Larson
Chateau
Jos
M. Dixon
Nelson Storey Jr
Collins
Major Foot
Phil I. Cole
Bole
Larson
Absentee Voting Emphasized In Local Election Advice
The article urges voters to use absentee ballots if away on election day. It highlights that absentee voting is available through the county clerk and that a strong turnout expresses the will of the majority. It stresses duty and privilege of voting regardless of politics and to ensure one's ballot is counted.
Gap Prosperous Crop Report From T J Gap Area
Farmers report a better than average grain crop in the T J Gap country. Ben P Gordon threshing 250 acres yielded close to 600 bushels of wheat with fields over 24 bushels per acre. Total local wheat yield is estimated slightly over 600000 bushels despite very low rainfall.
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T. 1. Gap
Ben P. Gordon
Gordon
T. J. Gap
Publication Delay Leaves Serial Story Unfinished
The newspaper announces the final chapters of a serial story cannot be printed due to limited space and will appear at a later date.
Foreclosures Filed in Clerk’s Office This Week
The past week saw civil actions filed in the Clerk of Court office by J lander Co. against F J Wirsh berg as administrator of the state Daniel I Jacobson deceased and others for foreclosure of mortgage. J Lander Co. vs Jane E F Burrows as administratrix of Carlos Burrows estate and others for foreclosure. Julius Mollman and John J i PMlotho vs John Ferris and William Giese for foreclosure. John W Schermer vs all persons to quiet title.
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B. M. Jacobson
BK. J. Lander Co
F. J. Twirshberg
Daniel I. Jacobson
I. J Lander Co
Jane E F. Burrows
Carlos M. Burrows
Julius D Mollman
John J. i
John
Ferris
Williiam Giese
John W. Schermer
Women’s Club to Study Platforms at Royal Theater
With election day near the Women’s Club plans an open political meeting at the Royal Theater on Tuesday October 26 at 3 o clock. Judge J J Green will outline the Democratic platform and A B Guthrie will explain the Republican platform. All interested are invited.
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Royal Theater
J. J. Green
A. B. Guthrie
Fourth Grade Beats Girls In Arithmetic and Spelling
In a mixed result week the fourth grade beat the girls in arithmetic while the girls won the spelling contest. Alec Truchot led the boys in arithmetic and Ethel Morgan topped the losers. The fifth grade shifted rooms with the second grade to aid growth for the year. Attendance dipped to 96 point some in one room, while the third grade clung to 700 percent. Next Friday the eighth grade excursion to A A Mc Donald zonehive north of town is planned if weather permits, with four to five cars requested for 4 to 6 pm. Walter Logan hosted a six o clock dinner for his teacher. Report cards come next Tuesday. parents should go beyond signing the first blank space. If marks are poor, a reason exists to discover. Tuesday was a holiday by law, yet teachers worked over the latent salary increase. A young girl across the way advocates teaching truancy in all schools.
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Alec Truchot
Ethel Morgan
A. McDonald
McDonald
Walter Logan
Rapid Progress On Post Office Building
Contractor FSS Doege has workers on site all week at the new post office, erected by Wm Hodgeskiss. Excavation is complete, concrete mixer deployed, basement walls being poured, and gravel from the site used for concrete. Hodgskiss aims to cover the building quickly before severe weather.
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Fss. Doege
Wm. Hodgeskiss
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