School District No 1 spends 22 thousand on education
Gratifying PTA turnout features a talk by City Engineer John W. Hall on district finances for the year ending June 20 1924. He notes district costs per child near 100 and details receipts from local levies state funds oil tax and inheritance tax with total expenditures of 22 572 73 and a year end balance of 1 154 80 while asserting no unpaid warrants and aim for better funding to educate children.
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John W. Hall
Chateau
Montana
State Land Board
Salarieno
Board of Trustees
General County
State of
State of Montana
Elk Season Not Changed In Lewis And Clark County
Supervisor Myrick of the Lewis and Clark Forest notes a letter from C A Jakways stating the Fish and Game Commission lacks power to open elk season dates in open areas. The commission can only open seasons in closed areas, not adjust dates where hunting is already allowed. A broader extension would require legislative action via senators and representatives at the upcoming state session.
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WH. Myrick
Lewis and Clark Forest
Jakways
Fish and Game Commission
Myrick
Lewis and Clark County
Egg In First- Grid Contest Ends 53 to 0 For Teton
Teton overwhelms Belt 53 to 0 in a snowbound game. Burns scores four touchdowns and adds four extra points amid strong defense and heavy running. Crane Evenson and Crary spark Teton with reliable yardage and a late string of scores by reserves, while Belt struggles against Teton’s line.
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Teton
William Burns
Burns
Crane
Cohvpe
Evenson
Crary
Kent Midget
Upman
Crazy
Jackles
Mozer
Saterlie
McNeal
Dale
Jévenson
Moore
Wm. Burns
Cohne
Fends
Leland
Sanderson
Gossack
Hauskamer
Childerhose
Orr
Remington
Simonis
Ro Blais
Blais
Porbst
Jewell
Jourdonneis
Unoman
B. Moore
Cohoe
I. Burns
Slanger
Croen
Bennett
Bleeker
Hanson
Jef
W Hodgskiss
B. West
County Teachers Organize Local Unit in Meeting
District school teachers of Teton county numbering about forty gathered in Chateau last Friday at the call of County Superintendent Mrs Edythe Saylor to form a unit of the state association and plan this year's county work. N Axford was chosen president with Armand Kerlacuezo as vice president and Miss Ruby Miller as secretary. They discussed plans for the annual district track meet to be held in Choteau next April and referred rules decisions to a committee. Further meetings will be held through the winter, with expected strong representation at the district meeting in Great Falls late in November.
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Teton County
Chateau
Edythe Saylor
State Association
Rt. N. Axford
Choteau
Armand Kerlacuezo
Power
Ruby Miller
Saylor
Teachers’ Association
Great Falls
Novemer
Grade School Notes From Local Entry Records
Mrs Meltzer and Mrs Parker visited in the first and third grades. Sherburne Morse and John Greene Jr were among the sick. First graders read primers and Nora Jacobson joined the class to reach a total enrollment of 42. Fred Saylor out with illness. Harald Muarantette moved to Great Falls for school. Dolly Gordon absent for tonsil removals. Evelyn Willis and Fredonia Walker absent in sixth. Mrs Bateman visited sixth and eighth. Gordon Thimes in seventh never misses a spelling word. Ruth Moore and Johnny Sulgrose in seventh have limited notes.
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Meltzer
Parker
Sherburne Morse
John Greene Jr
Nora Jacobson
Monkman
Core
Smith
Superintendent Saylor
Fred Saylor
Ilness
Harald Muarantette
Great Falls
Robert Bates
Dolly Gordon
Evelyn Willis
Fredonia Walker
Bateman
Gorden Thimes
Ruth Moore
Johnny Sulgrose
Dutton Will Hosts Annual Teton County Corn Show
Dutton plans the annual corn show on October 25 with talks on seed corn and judging. Premiums include cash prizes and boxes of apples for best ears across eight classes, plus ribbons for many placements. Organizers urge entries despite poor growing conditions to showcase county corn potential.
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Dutton
Teton County
Carnwellien
Punis Livin
Local man charged with Wisconsin Blue Sky law violation
Liberty of Chateau faced justice court in Perris on a fugitive from justice warrant over an alleged Wisconsin Blue Sky Law violation. Bond set at 500 dollars with no hearing date. bondsmen W. Floward and John W Hentges. Case relates to stock sales to Wisconsin buyers from a Montana project. extradition to Wisconsin expected to be contested.
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Jes
Liberty of Chateau
Justice Court of
C. Fl. Perris
Teiquamonsen
Liberty
Wisconsin
W. & Floward
John W Hentges
Montana Orl
Montana
Sheep Herder Dies After Hospital Admission
Louis Solis aged 42 a Mexican sheep herder employed by John Sullivan Pendroy and by Frank P Goodwin Agawam died Tuesday morning at Chateau hospital from peritonitis attributed to excess poisonous beverages The body was prepared for burial at Conner undertaking rooms and interment followed at Chateau cemetery Solis born in Lower California had lived in the area for some time with no known relatives except a cousin believed to be living in Shelby
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Louis Solis
John Sullivan
Pendroy
Frank P Goodwin
Agawam
Chateau Hospital
Conner
Chateau Cemetery
Solis
Lower
California
Shelby
School notes show grade honor pupils and football result
Agnes Alifson and Evelyn Upman lead seventh grade penmanship. Seventh and eighth graders staged a dramatic America. Gordon Holmes had best work. Eight grade absentees include Grace Aum Julian Stenson and Charles Cohoe. Seventh/eighth football lost 34 to 0 to high school freshmen. October 15 rematch planned. Team roster lists Sul Brove captain Jacobs tackle Talifson etc. Eighth graders with 190 spelling include Mary Sulgrove Ethel Morgan Waneta Price. Reporters Waneta Price and Milary Sulgrove.
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Agnes ‘Alifson
Evelyn Upman
America
Gordon Holmes
Grace Aum
Julian Stenson
Charles Cohoe
Freshies
John Sul Brove
Cotric Jacobs
Morris Talifson
George Loomis
Tom Moore
Arrah Moore
John Conmergood
Frank Gordon
John Mozer
Pete Peters
Billy Bateman
Mary Sulgrove
Ethel Morgan
Waneta Price
Miiary Sulgrove
Garver Acts as Assistant Cashier in Bank Absence
M. G. Garver serves as assistant cashier at the Stockmens State Bank while Denzel McDonald enjoys a vacation on a hunting trip.
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M. G. Garver
Stockmens State Bank
Denzel McDonald
Walsh Urges Honest Government in Montana Senate Race
Senatorial candidate T J Walsh told about four hundred Fairfield voters that honesty in government is the campaign’s key issue. He attacked naval oil leases and GOP corruption while predicting Montana’s choice will reflect on his actions and the state’s trust in him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
United States Senate
Fairfield
Montana
Walsh
John J. Greene
C. Carlson
Jos. Kirschwigg
Congress
Mantana
Carlson
Dixon
Jerome G. Locke
Industrial Accident Board
Asyhm
Txxon
Jos Kirschwing
Scott Leavitt
Kirschwing
Greene
Doheny
Sinclair
Moses Republican
Senate
Moses
Senator Walsh
Start Agricultural Census of Teton County
Lewis and Clark National Forest officials announce the start of an agricultural census in Teton County and parts of neighboring counties. Enumerators William Heckman and A B H Guthrie Jr will work under Ranger Watler, with other forest officers assisting. The census, tied to 1924 crops, aims to map national agriculture trends. field work ends by January 14, 1926, data confidential and not for taxation.
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Lewis and Clark National Forest
Teton
Lewis and Mark County
United States
Myrick
Willam Heckman
A. BH. Guthrie, Jr
Watler
Forest Service
Bureau of Census
Great Northern Loads Out Cattle Train for Chicago Market
Fourteen cars of beef cattle for the Chicago market left Chateau this morning over the Great Northern. Five cars belong to P. O. AL Crossen stock, four to James Peebles, three to Jasper Murray, one to Ed Fearon, one to Tim Cook, and one to other district ranchers. Chateau men Crossen Cohoe and Floyd Clark accompanied the shipment.
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Chicago
Chateau
Great Northern
P.O
AL Crossen
James Peebles
Jasper Murray
Ed. Fearon
Tim Cook
Mr. Crossen
Stewart Cohoe
Floyd Clark
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RAL
Ae Midget
Clarkson
Wheeler
Forbes
Washington
Coolidge
Frank P Linderman
Weat Follette
la Follette-Wheeler
Sun River
TP Airfield
Start Agricultural Census
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Citizens State Bank
James Eckford
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