Private Music Courses Count Toward Graduation
County and state education officials announce that private music lessons with state certified instructors may count toward high school graduation unit requirements starting this year. Credit is optional and may be declined by school authorities. past practice allowed one credit for applied music toward the sixteen required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Instruction
Anna E. Stafford
Executive Council
Greater University of Montana
Elizabeth Ireland
A. B. Guthrie
Teton County High School
Home Demonstration Club Organized at Bole Last Thursday
Fifteen women of the Bole community met at the home of Mrs. B. O. Price August 28 and organized the ninth home demonstration club in Teton county. Mrs. Price was named president with Mrs. Paul Mathis as vice president and Mrs. Geo. Barce as secretary treasurer. The club will study the clothing project and elected Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Ed. Bammell as delegates to meet extension specialists at Chateau for the September meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Price
Teton County
B.O. Price
Paul Mathis
Geo. Barce
Ed. Bammell
Chateau
Community Home Demonstration Club Organized in County
County Agent Clarkson helped form a home demonstration club and the group elected officers and adopted by laws. The next meeting is four weeks from the 28th at Mrs. Paul Mathis’s home. Eleven of fifteen members signed up. membership may reach about twenty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarkson
Paul Mathis
Collins Youth Dies Here on Monday
Christopher Holt aged 16, son of Mr and Mrs Jens Holt of near Collins, died from acute nephritis at Chateau hospital after five days in critical condition. Born August 6, he moved to Teton county as a child with his parents who ranch in Collins. He attended Collins public school. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Lutheran church in Dutton with Rev E F Carlson officiating and Roberts funeral home directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Holt
Jens Holt
Collins
Chateau Hospital
Teton County
Christopher
Lutheran Church
Dutton
E. F. Carlson
Charles G. Roberts
Roberts Funeral Home
Notice to Public at Pinnell Fur Co
Fur farm invites public inspection with a safety note that children must be accompanied by parents. The firm disclaims responsibility for incidents caused by dogs or other animals and states that no dogs are permitted on site.
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Pinnell Fur
Chateau Woman's Club to Hold First Meeting Tuesday
The Chateau Woman's club opens the 1930 31 season with a meeting next Tuesday at Mrs. W W Smith’s home. Herman Feiden of Feiden Nursery Great Falls presents a talk on Fall Planting. Mrs L E Taylor chairs the program, Mrs W W Smith hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman’s Club
W. W. Smith
Herman Feiden
Feiden
Great Falls
L. E. Taylor
Pondera All-Stars Struggle in Falls Baseball Tournament
The Pondera All-Stars lost both games in Great Falls on Sunday and Monday, ending at the cellar of a four-team field. In the opener they were limited to four hits as Great Falls built nine runs. later they fell to East Helena 14 to 12. Pondera pitcher Max Rachac was named the standout, fanning 15 despite nine errors by his teammates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pondera All-Stars
Great Falls
Pondera Stars
Wissier
Moundsman
East Helena
Max Raciac
Pondera
Conrad
Rachac
Greenfield Blue Ribbon 4-H Club Chooses Demonstration Team
The Greenfield Blue Ribbon 4-H club met August 27 at the Ripenburg home. Record books were checked and members discussed selecting girls not yet in high school for a demonstration team due to the extra work involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield
Ripenburg
Rate reductions authorized by Montana railroad commission
Helena August 26. Major railroad lines in Montana were authorized by the Montana railroad commission to implement rate reductions across passenger and freight services. The action aims to ease travel costs and shipping rates statewide, affecting several prominent lines and routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Helena
Montana
The
Montana Railroad
Emergency freight rates to curb drought driven livestock trade
A mission proposes two thirds of current local rates for hauling livestock and hay within drought hit areas. Railways may impose rules and dates for rate changes to deter profiteering while aiding producers. The plan, discussed in Chicago conferences with railway traffic managers, targets preservation of stock and keeping hay and cattle out of profiteers hands west of the Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Schaefer
Commission
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Chicago
Mississippi
Montana Republicans Applaud Galens Stand at State Convention
At the Montana state Republican convention at the Placer hotel Judge Albert J. Galen announced his pro states rights stance on prohibition. Mark D. Fitzgerald followed with a strong congressman pitch while a Hoover telegram was cheered. Delegates praised Galen and Fitzgerald for taking clear positions and avoiding dodge. Senator Schnitzler and Joseph M. Dixon also spoke as party leaders voiced support for Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Placer Hotel
Albert J. Galen
United States Senate
Mark D. Fitzgerald
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Joseph M. Dixon
Interior
Galen
Mark Fitzgerald
Scott Leavitt
Albert Anderson
Billings
Supreme Court
Leonard C. Young
J. H. Schnitzler
Hoover
President Hoover
Washington, D. C
T. O. Larson
J. E. Hodgskiss
B. I. Packer
C. 8. McDonald
DeMolays to Meet Monday in Teton Chapter
After summer recess the Teton Chapter Order DeMolay will hold its first meeting Monday evening at 8. Gordon Holmes is master counsellor and John Chick Sulgrove is scribe. Officers say important business will come before the meeting and urge all members to attend.
Catholic Services Schedule Across Cities Next Sunday
Mass times listed for Chateau Bynum and Augusta on September 7 include 11 o'clock at Chateau 9 o'clock at Bynum and 8 and 10 o'clock at Augusta. Classes in Christian doctrine and Bible history follow the masses.
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Chateau
Bynum v
Augusta
School opens as Prof Funk teaches higher grades
Collins items note school began Tuesday Sept 2 with Prof Funk teaching the higher grades. Lucile Fitzgerald and Mrs Montague are his co workers this year. Visitors from Great Falls, Mrs Anderson and daughter Vera and baby, called at John Graves home. Colling needs a blacksmith. Territory covers Dutton and Brady with oil burning time.
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Funk
Lucile Fitzgerald
Montague
Graves
Ferris
Garrett
Anderson
Vera
Baby
Great Falls
John Graves
Colling
Dutton
Brady
East Farmington School Opens Tuesday With Miss Jeannie Baker
The East Farmington school opened on Tuesday led by Miss Jeannie Baker guiding classes and activities for students as the new term begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Farmington
Jeannie Baker
Farmington Notes Highlight School Start and Local Visits
Miss Grace Davidson begins her second term near Bynum as teacher at Savik and Larson. Mrs. and Misses Geldrich travel from Augusta. Ada and Marion Benedict leave Chateau for Great Falls. Equity elevator fills to capacity and wheat cars must be loaded. Bozeman visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Cook and daughters Regina and Bertha. several social gatherings occur at the Slanger and Dauwalder homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Ada
Marion Benedict
Great Northern
Chateau
Great Falls
Farmington
Wm. Cook
Regina
Bertha
Bozeman
George Slanger
C. G. Passmore
F. W. Smith
Sandberg
van Innegan
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Bole
Fairsex
Elbert
Bartlett
Hirshberg’s
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hannan
Woman’s Club
Matt
Jeff
Choteau Meat
Shari
Rexall Drug Stores
Cara Nome
Renall Drug Stores
Rexall
Teton Drug CO
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