Dutton Captures Third Consecutive Trap Trophy Over Choteau
Dutton trapshooters repeated as champions defeating Choteau at the Dut ton club last Sunday and gained permanent possession of the Choteau Dut ton bronze trophy. Lionel Swenson and Pat Campbell posted remarkable low scores while Al Barton fired 92 of 100 in the optional shoot.
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Dutton Trap Club
Birds Chateau
J. A. March
Cut Bank
A J
Spud) Moore
Great Falls
Lionel Swenson
Pat Campbell
al Barton
Porky” Reeves
IOOF Lodge Observes 150th Anniversary in Chateau
The Chateau IOOF lodge marks the 150th anniversary of the national order with a May 13 observance at IOOF and Legion halls. A banquet dance and bingo are planned. Advance banquet tickets are on sale at Malone's Pharmacy.
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Chateau Ioof
National Lodge
Chateau
Ioof
Legion Halls
Malone's
Circle B Luncheon Planned by Methodist Church Group
Circle B of the Methodist church will hold a public luncheon this Saturday April 29 starting at 11 30 am in the old gas office and continuing into the afternoon. Cake and coffee will be served.
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Circle B
The
Methodist Church
Teton Saddle Club Dancer This Saturday Night
The Teton Saddle Club invites everyone to Moose Hall this Saturday night for a dancer event. Public attendance is urged.
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Teton Saddle Club
Moose Hall
April Snow Measurements Show Higher Water Content
Forest Service readings from eight snow courses in the Teton Sun River area on April 1 show an average depth rise of three inches and water content up two inches in lower elevations, with higher gains at 7,300 feet. Depth ranges from 29 inches with 9.5 inches water to 142 inches snow with 54 inches water at higher sites, marking eight inches water content above April 1949.
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Teton Sun River
County Fair Scout Presentation At Choteau
Choteau scouts will present a county fair program at the town on Friday May 5 as announced today.
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Choteau
Telephone Company Seeks Rate Hike Amid Montana Growth
Montana telephone officials petition for higher rates for Chateau and nearby areas while promising unchanged charges beyond two to ten miles. They note urban business reclassifications and long distance changes since 1948, with residence rates flat since 1925 and postwar growth driving expanding service and costs.
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H. C. Henderson
Montana
Telephone Company
University Choir Stuns Audiences With Modern Carols
The university choir presented six unusual modernistic carols by Bethuel Gross and Bach choral works, including the popular negro spiritual Rock o My Soul. A radio singing group of 14 joined the larger choir, ending with Fred Waring’s selections.
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Bethuel Gross
Bach
Handsome Jubileers
Fred Waring
University choir concert praised by Choteau crowd
Norman Gul brandsen led the university choir in renditions of Old Buttermilk Sky Dear Hearts and Gentle People and Country Style. Vernon Alf was honored for his early a cappella work. Proceeds topped 100 dollars for the PTA high school band uniform fund with generous local support.
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Choteau
Norman Gulbrandsen
Vernon Alf
Gulbranasen
Chateau
PTA High School
Art Bagley
PTA
American Legion Auxiliary
Willys Unveils New Hurricane Engine and Streamlined Models
Willys introduces new models featuring a high compression four cylinder Hurricane engine and a 75 horsepower Laghtnire option. The design emphasizes improved aerodynamics, strengthened bodies, and economical power for a range of commercial and farm tasks. A two wheel drive half ton truck rides on a 2568 pound curb weight, designed for rugged interior and practical yard use.
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Willys
Avot
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