Enrollment rises at Teton County high school
On Wednesday the school reported 215 students enrolled with 115 boys and 100 girls. Principal A. B. Guthrie announced the figure and noted harvest duties kept some students away, with additional enrollments expected in the days ahead.
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Teton County High School
A. B. Guthrie
Nenawe
Lions Hear Swanberg on Soil Conservation Programs
Swanberg deputy Cascade county attorney spoke on soil conservation and nonpartisan cooperation. Miss Ruby Miller presented three educational films by GE on New Zealand farming, milk as community helper, and a voyage film Virginia. Lillian Owen performed with Powder River Jack. attendance contest noted. guests included A J Moore Rev Father McGowan Leonard Larson.
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Arnold Hanusa
Lions Club
Randall Swanberg
Cascade County
Ruby Miller
Chateau Public School
Lillian Owen
Birger Owen
United States
Virginia
General Electric Co
New York
San Francisco
Owen
Kitty Lee
The
Lions International
A. J. Moore
Edward J. McGowan
Leonard Larson
H. A. Winner
H D Club Meets at Bole Hall and Community News
The H D Club opens its year with a meeting at Bole hall where Lois Knowlton will demonstrate refinishing furniture. Nearby, Mrs Annie Bauma of Bozeman visits her son, John Holm hosts relatives including Nel lie Sandberg and Mary Hane. John Davison heads to Chicago for school after a summer visit. The Polé district invites sealed bids by Sept 15 to sell the Johnson schoolhouse. The Dauwalders report a 36 inch five rattles rattlesnake at their back door.
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H. D. Club
Bole Hall
Lois Knowlton
H. D
Annie Bauma
Bozeman
Charles Holm
Seattle
John Holm
Nellie Sandberg
Mary Hane
Gladys
Fred Swenson
Deanna
Bill Brandenburg
John Davison
Bob
Chicago
John
Polé
Johnson
J. H. Sherburne Dies After Long Frontier Career
The obituary traces J. H. Sherburne's life on the Chisholm trail trading with Ponca and Nez Perce groups, freight runs to St. Louis, and trading posts among the Blackfeet in Montana. He witnessed the Oklahoma land rush and later moved to Montana, becoming an adopted Blackfeet member. Funeral services were held in Browning and his remains sent to Glendale, California.
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Oklahoma
Redison
St. Louis
Sherburne
Montana
Kansas State Line
Montana Territory
Browning
Glendale
Calif
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