Six Man Football Conference Organized in Great Falls Region
Eight teams from small high schools in Great Falls area form a six man conference. Teton high joins but cannot claim championship due to enrollment limits. Schedule features seven league games starting Sept 28 with teams Augusta Simms Fort Shaw Centerville St Marys Ursuline Academy Power and Teton County High. The conference crowns a northern champ facing High-line winner. state playoffs follow.
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Great Falls
John Dunckel
Teton High
Great Falls Tribune
J. M. Midsness of Power
Ernest Bivens
Simms
Augusta
Fort Shaw
Centerville
St. Mary’s
Ursuline Academy
Power
Teton County High School
Teton
Ursuline
Simmis
St. Mary's
Simmy
Disinterested Parents Threaten Local Cub Pack
At a grade school auditorium meeting last night only a few parents attended while many boys showed strong interest in cubbing. Arnold Hanusa, local Boy Scout commissioner, urged parent involvement to form a Chateau cub pack and announced a second meeting for Thursday September 29 to encourage parental support.
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Arnold Whanusa
Chateau
Hanusa
Bolland Extends Time For Ranchmen To Complete Range Practices
M Bolland office manager of the Teton Agricultural association announces a new cutoff for range work. Ranchmen must finish by October 15 but a request from many operators prompted the extension. To allow fall inspections the committee stresses timely completion before bad weather. Notify the office after finishing to speed inspection and range payments. Seeding deadline is November 30 1938 and other range practices by December 31 1938 except deferred grazing ending August 31 1938.
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M. B. Bolland
Teton Agricultural Association
Teton County
Bolland
Registration Period To Close Friday Night
County Clerk Geo A Carroll announces registration for the general election ends at 6 p m Friday Sept 23 The July primary had 3024 registered and about 200 more names are expected for the general election The county may see about 600 more voters than two years ago Those registered before the primary who did not vote then need not re register
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Geo. A. Carroll
Local Harvest Spirit As Families Share Workload
Collins News notes Mrs. Mabel Lewis helping at the Alzheimer home and H C Fuson finishing his harvest then threshing for neighbors. Mentions visits from R H Meyer and wife, Mrs. Ferris of Whitefish aiding Mrs Grav es, and Anna Munson with infant returning from Conrad hospital. Jack O Keefe improving from illness at St Mary's in Conrad. Overall, harvest brings contentment as families assist each other despite illness.
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Mabel Lewis
Alzheimer Home
H. C. Fuson
R. H. Meyer
C. D. Baquet
H. K. Ferris
Whitefish
Montana
John Graves
Anna Munson
Conrad
Babe
Herman Schwart
St. Mary's Hospital
Alzheimer Boys
Jack O’keefe
St. Mary’s Hospital
R. S. McClenhan
Pendray Social Notes Move Through Missoula Visits
Mrs. G R Talbert traveled to Wisconsin to be with her ill sister. Several ladies hosted bridge luncheon and prizegivings. Rachel Gitchel resumed studies at the State University in Missoula. Mrs. Elmer Rowland died after a short illness with services at Chateau. Various local visits and travels from Pendrey to Conrad and Dupuyer noted along with school and hospital updates.
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G. R. Talbert
Wisconsin
Porter
Earl Shawver
Kittinger
Brookman
J. A. Swanson
Nelson
Larson
Jean Larson
Swanson
Shawver
Rachel Gitchel
State University
Miss
Minnesota
van Buskirk
Chattanooga
Chateau
George Porter
Miss Lockhart
J. H. Gutshall
Laurantine Miler
Dupuyer
Pendrey
Nick Wellenstein
Conrad
W. J. Earls
Guy Gulbrandsen
The
Missoula
Betty Jones
Notice of Sale of School Property in Montana
The board of trustees of School District No. 17 in Teton County Montana will hold a public auction on September 26 at 2 P.M. at the Johnson School House four miles north of Bole. Items include a 18x24 foot school house, 16x16 barn, 10x16 coal shed, a large bell, about 50 rods of woven wire fence, and a steel gate, each sold separately. The sale follows a tied top bids outcome from a previous advertisement. Irene Dauwalder clerk.
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Board of Trustees of
Teton County
Montana
Johnson School House
Bole
Board of Trustees
Irene Dauwalder
High School Hi Lites From Teton by Richard Vick
The column highlights scholarship among Teton high students with anecdotes about teachers and pupils. It notes Harold Pohlod and others offering brief opinions and describes football bruises while previewing Brady and Augusta games and Coach Dunckel's father’s remarks.
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Teton High
Alumni Vexed by Music Interest Rumor
In next week’s column the bench notes a member of the alumni’s irritation over another person taking up music prominently. Mr. Hunziker, who wishes to stay out of the news, is nonetheless the subject of the page’s promised treatment.
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Hunziker
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el Ee
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Choteau Hardware CO
Collins News
Pendray News
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By Richard Vick
Harold Pohlod
Jim McArdle
Miss Ruegamer
Gordon Monkman
Roy Meyers
Beau
Brummel
Jean and
Esther
Brady
Dunckel
Pa Dunckel
Ceresan
Rexall Drug Store
Thien
Texaco
E. R. Dial
Choteau Leigh
Choteau Bra
Quinn’s
Hanson Bros
Hanson & Jay
Fairfield
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