Teton High Notes and School Activities Report
Home economics holds a candy sale at ninety cents a pound via Miss Bunnell. Edythe McNeal dates Mr. Whopping Cough, a new Chateau resident, sparking school gossip. New auditorium chairs arrive. Bernard O Neil leads the French club. Sophomores organize, Juniors study Emerson, Freshmen read Lady of the Lake. Sophomores gain newsroom experience. Teton travels to Augusta for a December 17 basketball game. Red Cross sewing machine for dormitory. Mrs Davis returns home. Lucile Sturgeon donates a grater. After Friday’s game a dance follows with Miss Williamson providing music. Girls play volleyball. basketball squad trains for neighbor towns. Conrad loses 13 to 6 in season opener. Merril Plummer leads new yells. Ladies Dresses valued to 65 dollars offered at 19.50 by Hirshberg’s. Mrs Link Humble visits from Bynum, returns by Great Northern.
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Edythe McNeal
Whopping Cough
Chateau
Teton High
Bernard O’neil
Emerson
Scott
Teton
Augusta
Nagte
Red Cross
Bammxtel
Davis
Spring Alley
Lucile Sturgeon
Conrad
Merril Plummer
Jack Rains Learns to Walk After Illness
Reports from Billings say Jack Rains twelve son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Rains of Choteau is learning to walk and may visit Choteau to demonstrate his progress. He spent months at St Vincent's hospital Billings after surgery for infantile paralysis that confined him to a wheeled chair for years.
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Choteau
Billings
Jack Rains
Thos. Rains
Jack
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Chateau
Tom Moore Relucantly Accepts Screen Offer Before Royal Debut
Goldwyn star Tom Moore recalls a Kalem Company offer that came at a low point before his rise in film. He says he would have refused if he had money to wait, but accepted and credits motion pictures as his luckiest turn. The Great Accident screens at the Royal Theatre starting Thursday.
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Tom Moore
Goldwyn Star
Royal Theatre
Kalem Company
Star
The Jailbird at Royal Theatre Next Sunday
Douglas MacLean stars in The Jailbird a Thomas H. Ince production for Paramount shown at the Royal Theatre next Sunday. The comedy drama places the hero in a small town and a penitentiary where he serves time for a law violation with Doris May as his leading lady.
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Douglas MacLean
Royal Theatre
Thomas H. Ince
Paramount
Mr. MacLean
Mac Livan
Doris May
Deputy Clerk Roy Franklin Leaves for California
Roy Franklin, deputy clerk in the district court of Teton county, departed Tuesday with Mrs. Franklin and their son Sidney for California to spend the winter. Friends in Chateau hope the change will aid his long illness and benefit him greatly.
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Roy Franklin
District Court
Teton County
Teton High Team to Play Augusta Visitors at City Hall
The Teton county high school basketball team departs at noon for Augusta for a game with Augusta players at their hall. Teton expects to win but notes Augusta knows the game well.
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Teton County
Augusta
Teton
Hirshberg's Percales and Ginghams Sale
Percales outings and ginghams offered at 25 cents per yard at Hirshberg's with a focus on fabric savings for shoppers.
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Hirshberg’s
Candidates Work. Fast and Furious As End of First Period Approaches
The Montanan announces the big prize contest standings with the lead contenders in a county wide hurry. Voters are urged to act before December 25 as vote totals drop after December 18 and new candidates can surge with subscriptions and 50 000 extra votes per $20 club.
The Good Old Days On The Open Range
Poem recalling the old western life with horses riders and freighters. It contrasts rugged frontier scenes with changing times and social shifts, ending with a hopeful nod to enduring character over wealth. A. O. L.
Christmas trees and school crafts brighten Chateau pages
The article notes no school Christmas program but every room displays a tree. Decorations include school and home made items with sales planned next Thursday. M. T. boys sold shop goods at Haugen's store while youth projects include Kiddie bars and various toys.
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M. T
Haugen
Kelsie Hall
Tom Wiprud
Miss Sweat
Chateau
Christmas program and services at Methodist Church
Morning worship at 10 30 sermon by Harry J. Stong subject The More Abundant Size Sunday school at 11 30 Junior League 3 Christmas program by juniors Epworth League 6 30 Spirit of Generosity Song service 7 30 League choir rehearsal Saturday 7 Bible study Wednesday 7 30 Christmas entertainment and treat for Sunday school children December 24 Cordial welcome to all at the Methodist Episcopal church
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Methodist Church
Harry J. Stong
Epworth
Methodist Episcopal Church
Montanan’s Contest Encourages Strong Candidacy
The note praises entrants in the Montanan’s contest and urges competitors to “die game.” It asserts winners deserve admiration for beating a tough field and says commendation goes to those who strive hard and give their best.
Oil Drilling Prospects Grow in Choteau Region
Four car loads of well drilling machinery arrived in Choteau via the Great Northern Railway. The company plans to thoroughly prospect the territory, starting west of Choteau and expanding across the area. Equipment is stored beside the railway and will be moved to rigs as needed, with three rigs expected in the region.
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Chinery
Choteau
Great Northern
Regular meeting of Queen Rebecca lodge announced
The Queen Rebecca lodge holds a regular meeting in the new Connor hall on Tuesday evening December 21. All members are requested to be present. Mary W. Connor N. G. Jennie M. Trescott Secy.
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Rebecca
Record of student word results highlights mixed scores
The text notes a top score of 99 correct words out of 100 with the lowest at 84. It comments that this is not an enviable record and mentions possible teacher blame, asserting that facts remain as stated.
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Link Humble
Bynum
The
Federal Reserve
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Federal Reserve System
First National Bank
Dollie Graves
Elizabeth Kraber
Chester Hale
Mary Read
Helen Nelson
Magda Waynild
Gladys Martine
Violet Murrill
Clifford Kaupish
Pendrey
Arthur Ramsey
James Looney
Mary W. Connor
N. G
Jennie M. Trescott
Secy
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