Hunting Dates Set by Game Board in Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission met in Livingston to set a five day open season for Chinese pheasants cock birds from Oct 31 to Nov 4 with a no open season on Hungarian partridges. Open season on chinks limited to certain counties and Big Horn allows extended five day and a five additional day period. Hunting limits include two pheasant cocks and one hen per day with six birds possession. chinks limit three per day with six in possession. Additional county restrictions and approved seasons for elk and buck deer were announced.
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Teton County
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Livingston
Big Horn
Teton
Dearborn River
Liberty
Lincoln
McCone
Musselishell
Phillips
Pondera and
Wibaux
South Fork
Flathead
Judith Basin
Montana
Powell, Lewis and Clark
Jefferson
Narrow Escape as Car Burns En Route to Chateau
Joe Brockley barely escaped a fatal fire last Friday night when his 1930 Oldsmobile exploded into flames near Benchmark road. A quick jump from the vehicle and an instantly opening door saved him. only the front tires remained usable as wind pushed flames to the rear. No insurance covered the loss of clothing, bedding, and other belongings. Brockley, husband of Alice Brockley of Jos. Hirshberg & Co., works for the forest service.
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Joe Brockley
Chateau
Joe
Brockley
Alice Brockley
Jos. Hirshberg & Co
Forest Service
Excellent 4-H Fair Draws 471 Clubs and 380 Entries
The Teton County 4-H Club fair drew about 500 participants including leaders and parents. It registered 380 entry prizes, up from 305 last year and 269 in 1935, with exhibits at the Teton county high school gym and auditorium. Judges Dan Thurber and Margaret Tuller praised the agricultural and home economics displays.
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Teton County
Teton County High School
Legion Pavilion
Ters
Bozeman
Fred Willson
Claude Windecker
Fairfield
Tona Davidson
Willson
Teton County High School Enrollment Up from Last Year
Principal A. B. Guthrie reported total enrollment at Teton County High School as 213, up 15 from the previous year. Grade and sex breakdowns were provided for the two school years.
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Teton County High School
A. B. Guthrie
Million Dollar Pay Roll Tax Sent To Federal Treasury
Montana's unemployment compensation fund forwardes a draft for one million dollars representing 1.8 percent payroll tax collections from state employers on 1937 payrolls. State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon said the money will be deposited with the federal government at 3 percent interest. He noted the interest return exceeds what Montana could gain locally.
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Montana
Federal Treasury
Washington
D. C
Ray N. Shannon
Shannon
Teton High Adopts 6 Man Football For This Season
Teton High will place 6 man football in its athletic program replacing the 11 man team. Coach J Kent Midgett announced the move. The team opens at Great Falls against St Marys on Saturday Sept 25. A seven school league formed last spring schedules 42 games with a tentative Nov 6 or 11 game between Dutton and Teton at Chateau.
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Teton High
J. Kent Midgett
Teton
Great Falls
St. Marys
Dutton High
Chateau
Centerville
Cascade
Ft. Shaw
Power
Simms
St Mary’s
Teton H. S
St. Mary’s
St. Shaw
Teton Co. H. S
Conrad Golfers to Be Choteau Guests Sunday
Conrad Country club will visit Choteau Sunday for a casual gathering at the Choteau course with about 30 visitors. No matches are planned, but scores will be tracked for pairings in the fall championship, reported to C. D. McDonald, program committee chairman.
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Conrad Country Club
Choteau Country Club
Choteau
Chateau
C. D. McDonald
Crickets to Return to Montana Grain Fields Next Year
Washington advises that the ugly Mormon crickets will come back next year. The WPA campaign to control them was successful but the pests will again feed on tender grain across seven states. Federal experts predict ongoing marauding until crickets are driven back to mountainous foothills.
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Montana
Washington
WPA
49 ERS Change Dates For Oct 15 16 Lions Event
The 49 ERS push the annual two day event in Chateau to Oct 15 and 16 due to football and duck hunting. The Oct 9 games clash with a Great Falls football match Montana Grizzlies vs Oklahoma U. Lions must wear alfalfa starting Sept 20 or face penalties. others may choose frontier attire.
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Lions
Chateau
Great Falls
Montana
Herb Winner
Frontier
Scout Activities Resume for Boy Scout Troop 51
Boy Scout troop 51 of this city restarts weekly outdoor meetings next Monday at seven for boys aged 12 and older. Former scouts and parents may attend as the troop resumes its program emphasizing healthful recreation citizenship and information.
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Court House
Camp Jefferson
Neihart
Robert Pratt
Walter Hent- Bes
Washington, D. C
William Olson
Turruffman
Leigh Nett
Teachers in Teton County 1937 1938 List by district
A compiled roster lists teachers across numerous districts in Teton County for 1937 38. It names many teachers by district including Chateau Blackleaf Farmington Dutton Bynum Power Pendroy Fairfield Collins Dutton Power and others along with the Teton County High School staff led by A P Guthrie Irshal Davis Virginia Harris and more.
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Teton County
Chateau
Ruby Miller
Gladys V. Melwen
Eleanor Bily
Hildegard Hammond
Emily Hodgkiss
Gladys Hane
Emma
Hendrickson
Vernie Schachtler
Jane Morton
Cecilia Richards
Blackleaf
Theresa Loch
Cormack
Bynum
Jeanne Pollock
Farmington
Kilda
Michelbach
Collins
Leona Lockhart
Alden Mast
Brady
Raymond McIntyre
Lira Perkins
Clara Vandenbook
Helen Vandenhook
Alice Gleason
Marilyn Duell
Fairfield
Emma Clark
Candace Armstrong
Alma Perkins
Leslie Chalmers
Marie Anderson
Esther Holberg
Margaret Barber
Power——high School
John Crreen
Thelma Buck
J. M. Mjosness
Marie Kirscher
Eleanor Speaker
Anna Menghini
Florence Stormflet
Ima Lee Oates
Conrad—Nella Gallare
Ella Irwin
T Farmington
Helen Binford
Power
Elvira Uhlenkott
Dutton
Mildred Olson
Phyllis Maurer
Imogene Welch
Elfriede Reichhoff
A. P. Guthrie
Irshal Davis
Virginia Harris
Charles Hunsiker
Herbert A. Winner
Mae* Walton
J. Kent Midgett
Cleo Buck
Margaret Murphy
Chateau Woman's Club to Meet Next Tuesday
The Chateau Woman's club will meet September 21 at Mrs. Phil I. Cole's home. A. B. Guthrie, principal of the high school, will give a talk.
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Chateau Woman's Club
Phil I. Cole
A. B. Guthrie
Homecoming planned for Armstrong by Chateau Legionnaires
Chateau Legionnaires plan a Memorial Day era homecoming for Ory Armstrong state commander and Chateau native. Delegates seek May district meeting in Augusta, invite Kalispell Cut Bank and other posts, with Great Falls attendance and a memorial film program. Armstrong’s rich service record across Cut Bank Kalispell and Montana posts noted.
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Chateau Legionnaires
Court House
Ory Armstrong
Lewistown
American Legion
Great Falls
Chateau
Montana
Three Rivers
Kalispell
Kalispell Where Mr Armstrong
Cut Bank
Armstrong
Department of Montana
Longres
France
Germany
Coblenz
Legionnaires
S. van Blarscomb
Mr. van Blaiicomb
Ed Shields
E. J. Liptak
Howard King
Lumber yard manager’s health improves after Great Falls trip
Frank Young, manager of the St. Anthony lumber yard, after ten days of serious illness, was taken by ambulance to the Great Falls clinic last Saturday. He tolerated the trip well and Monday his condition was reported improved.
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Frank Young
St. Anthony
Great Falls
Teton Chautauqua Opens with New Features and Low Prices
The Teton chautauqua unfolds Friday to Sunday at the county auditor ium with three evening programs and low tickets. Dr A L Strand Montana State College president replaces Senator Wheeler as speaker. tickets are 50c for adults, 25c for children, with single admissions at 25c and 15c.
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Teton
Chautauqua
George Sollid
T. J. Cheetham
Dutton
Paul Mathis
Bole
Fred Willson
Burton K. Wheeler
Chicago
Dauwalder
Wheeler
A. L. Strand
Montana State College
Red Cross Call Seeks Clothing and Bedding in Teton County
The Teton County Red Cross asks for children's clothing bedding and shoes as it is short of these items. Donors can leave goods at the Red Cross office in the courthouse or arrange pickup by calling Miss Nagle at the Glenloyd Hotel, phone 50.
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Teton County
The
Red Cross
Court House
Miss Nagle
Glenloyd
Fairfield visitor Mrs. Schoensigel attends to business
Mrs. Fred Schoensigel of Fairfield visited on Monday to handle business matters in town.
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Fred Schoensigel
Fairfield
Two Choteau Boys Committed to Miles City School
In a rare juvenile case era for Choteau a district court session led to Joe Stark Jr and Donald Nordhagen being committed to the State Industrial School at Miles City for property destruction at the high school dormitory. Two additional boys were sentenced to the same facility but paroled to their parents while four others remain under advisement. Sheriff J I Billings escorted the youths to Miles City where they will stay until age 21 unless paroled.
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Miles City
Choteau
District Court
R. M. Hattersley
Joe Stark, Jr
Donald Nordhagen
Chateau
J. I. Billings
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GAME
Thurber
Mr. Willson
Caroline Kenzer
Maxine Knonen
Junior Home Makers Club
John
Donald Shoquist
Natalie McDermott
Helen Rae McDermott
Betty Schultz
Diamond Valley
Tuller
Chateau Lions Club
Royal Theatre
Park Pavilion
Paceres Coomeces
Seeree
Gottes
Stisseeeeemeneeese
Alvin Meyer
Fair Field
Mildred Harrington
Ray Agee
Robert Gronberg
Guthrie
St. Mary's
Grant Curtis
David Rice
Pat Campbell
Rosengren
Rose
Lee
Gulbrandsen
Peebles
Bleecker
Wallace
Thome
AY Armstrong
Legion
M. S. Bullerdick
Chateau Post
Dist. No. 8
Hoteau
Bullerdick
Chateau Post No. 6
James Armstrong
John Armstrong
Fort Benton
James
Jim
Lfe
Sun River
Browning
S. T. Ranch
Ory
Jacob Schmidt
J. W. Kerr
H. S. Auditorium
Mae Walton
del Staigers
John Billings
the Chateau Woman’s Club
Donald Lear
Helen DeRusha
Dorothy DeRusha
Beatrice DeRusha
Helen Gunderson
Geo. Solid
Ft. Benton- St. Louis
Norway
Pasadena
Anaconda
Billie Baillie
A. W. Walker
Jim Looney
John Peterson
Bruce Garlinghouse
Clara Vandenhook
Dutton High School
Ashley Roberts
Belleview
Nancy Stenson
RED Cross Call
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