Teton County High School Beat: Freshmen Ribbon Drill
Attendance tracks show 194 students with Freshmen 67 Sophomores 43 Juniors 40 Seniors 43 and 1 post graduate. Four new students join this week Dorothy Jacobson James Moore Alfred Calkins all previously schooled here plus Helen Trainer transferring from Great Falls High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Dorothy Jacobson
James Moore
Alfred Calkins
Helen Trainer
Great Falls High School
Future Farmers of America Dance At High School
A fair size crowd of students attended the annual Future Farmers dance held in the high school gym.
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F. F. A. News
Future Farmers
Public School Notes on Enrollment and Early Grade Projects
Enrollment this month stands at 248, up from 242 last September, with potential additions before month end. First graders use the Home Unit for pre primer work as they build a doll house and plan furniture, while social studies integrate community life, geography, civics and history into hands on projects. Second graders display at least fourteen vegetables for health and science, and third graders pursue an Indian project based on class-chosen materials from homes and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay Franklin
Donald
Elaine Passmore
Winold Reiss
Glacier Park
Africa
Nature Club
Jean Smith
Mac Coffey
Mary Lou Forrest
Martyn Scott
Mary Anderson
John Smith
James Dellno
Mahlon Lear
Kathleen Wallace
Raymond
Americe
Enr
Psychaeutecne
Beaceather Assembly
America
Jimmie Peterson
Sledged Assembly
Betty Coffey
Charles Cooper
Leah “Erris
Patty Strom
Comptons Picture Encylcopedia
Popular Science
Teachers Listed for 1936-1937 Term in Teton County
The 1936-1937 Teton County teaching staff is listed by district. Dist 1 includes Ruby A Miller Janet Aldrich Eleanor Bily Mrs Hildegard Hammond Geraldine Moulton Cora Heyrock Emily Hendrickson Regina Kohten Patricia Wieberg. Dist 2 lists Theresa Lock. Dist 3 lists Dorothy Lockhart. Dist 5 lists Leslie Chalmers. Dist 7 lists Ilona Lockhart. Dist 8 lists Olden Mast.
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Ruby A. Miller
Janet Aldrich
Eleanor Bily
Hildegard Hammond
Geraldine Moulton
Cora Heyrock
Emily Hendrickson
Regina Kohten
Patricia Wieberg
Theresa Lock
Dorothy Lockhart
Leslie Chalmers
Ilona Lockhart
Olden Mast
School district representatives listed by number and name
A roster of district numbers and associated individuals includes Dist. No. 11 Raymond McIntyre through Dist. No. 74 Vernon LaValley with Teton County high school figures A. B. Guthrie Chas. Hunziker J. Kent Midgett Grace Thompson Beulah Brown Mae Walton Margaret Murphy Irsh al Davis Herbert A. Winner.
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Raymond McIntyre
Ira Perkins
Clara Vanderhook
Helen Vanderhook
Alice Gleason
Mildred Ephland
Edith Bammell
Emma Clark
Alma Wackwitz
Candace Armstrong
Marie Anderson
Fannie Crabtree
Helen Anderson
Harold Gundy
Neal Baeschlin
Elsie Cunningham
Lawrence A. Walker
Frank Little
Mayme Bertoglio
Erma Young
Halcyon Siegel
Leonard Burns
Benny Eakman
Francis Bovee
Ashley Roberts
M. J. Mjosness
Ruth Dix
Homer T. Limbdin
Lee Oates
Florence Stoffler
Anna Menghini
John Green
Marie Kircher
Nathalie Nichols
Ella Irwin
Helen Binford
Elvira Uhlenkott
Loig Howard
Anne Robinson
Ted A. Arensmeyer
Marie Deveny
Anne Olson
Maxine Graves
Fred Woodward
Erma Prewett
Esther Holberg
Veda ‘Thompson
Grace Robinson
Phyllis Maurer
Expression of thanks to Parlor Shoppe patrons
Mrs O Hansen declines the Parlor Shoppe business after years of service and thanks patrons and friends. She endorses her successor Mrs Ella Mellon, wishing her success and trust from all customers.
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Ella Mellon
O. Hansen
Notice of Assessment for Farmers Cooperative Canal Co
Stockholders are informed of a directors order levying a 15 dollar per share assessment. The payment must be made by October 17, 1936 to G. E. Monkman in Bynum, Montana. Unpaid shares after October 12 will be delinquent and sold at public auction October 24, 1936 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the post office in Farmington Montana.
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Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Company
Warmington
Teton County
Montana
Loun
G. E. Monkman
Bynum
Farmington, Mont
Farmers' Cooperative Canal CO
G. &. Monkman
Montana Proclamation on Referendum of House Bill 66
A Montana governor proclamation announces a petition seeking referendum on Substitute for House Bill No. 66 from the Twenty fourth Session of the Legislative Assembly 1935 known as An Act. The document outlines the legal basis and procedural steps for placing the measure before voters.
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Legislative Assembly
Montana Proclamation on Marriage License Petition Referendum
Governor Cooney proclaims a public vote on a 1935 Montana measure amending Section 5714 and related marriage license provisions. The referendum, to be held November 3, 1936, follows receipt of petition signatures and includes certification by the Secretary of State.
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Montana
Secretary of State
State of
F. H. Cooney
Helena
I. H. Cooney
Sam W. Mitchell
Proclamation Referencing Chapter 179 Laws of 1935 Montana
A proclamation by the Governor of Montana cites petitions seeking reference of Chapter 179 of the 1935 laws. The act covers state insurance of public buildings and contents, valuation, duties of public officers, assessment premiums, investment, and related provisions.
Montana Governor Proclaims Referendum on 1935 Insurance Act
Governor Elmer Holt proclaims petitions filed for voter reference to approve or reject Chapter 179 of the Laws of 1935. The measure concerns penalties and provisions relating to insurance and property under the act, with a statewide election set for November 3, 1936.
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Secretary of State
State of
Montana
Elmer Holt
Helena
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Irshal Davis
Chateau
Maxine Sturgis
A. B. Guthrie
Fort Benton
Bernard Toenyes
Gordon Eckfoid
Mary Ellen Meadows
Margaret Allison
Grace Thompson
James Martin
Margaret Mary Young
Evelyn Gaare
Arnold Neiswender
Miss Beulah Brown
Midgett
Mr. Midgett
Miss Thompson
Nasium
Future Farmers of America
Great Falls
Teton
Chinook
Big Sandy
Dutton
Townsend
Simms
Lewistown
Stanford
Belt
Moccasin
Walier
Conrad
Joplin
Denton
Chester
Cascade
Wilson Hodgskiss
John Gibbler
H. A. Winner
Smith Hughes
Public
Adams Qil Co
Choteau, Mont
Choteau
Citizens State Bank
Silver
Missouri
Miesewr
Lewhe
Clark
Wea
Arandeur
Home Oil Refining Co
Rice Auto Court
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