Pee Wee League Tourney Opens Monday Night
The Pee Wee league tourney starts Monday at 6 30 pm with the Maroons earning a bye for first place while Reds and Yellows collide. Winners meet the Maroons Tuesday at 6 30 and the bracket eliminates the loser of game one.
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Maroons
Reds
Chateau
Leigh Nett
John Waldroon
Jaycee Maroons
Milton van Auken
Lloyd Martin
Breen Oil Reds
Yellows
Cole
Scott
Scotty Russell
Waltermire
Jay Cole
Jimmy Waltermire
Russell
M. Lor Ne
Pee Wee
Roy Jacobs
Bruno
Breen
Tom Nett
L. Malcott
Tom Rogers
R. Jacobs
Little League Sets Tourney This Sunday
Four teams compete in a Sunday Little League tournament at two grade school diamonds starting 12 30 p m with four six inning games. Standings as of July 29 show Dellno Agency Reds atop five and three, followed by Chateau Texaco Grays and M A Motors Greens four and four, American Legion Blues three and five with notable recent results including a 23 7 Texaco victory and a 20 19 Reds win and a 13 6 Reds win.
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Dellwo
Jim Dellwo
Jim Lohse
Chateau Téxaco Grays
Bob Gormley
Jerome Toenves
M & A Motors Greens
American Legion Blue
Bud Moulton
Glenn Stoudt
Dellno
Reds
Chateau Texaco Grays
American Legion Blues
Grays
Greens
Blues
Texaco Grays
The
Legion Blues
Hollar
Nordahl
Money
Clough
Cherry
Anderson
Maloney
Texaco
Malcott
Dellno Reds
Connole
Wright
Webb
Asay
Legionnaires
Jerry Larson
Gray
Bob Wright
Bachmeier
Dunckel
American Legion
Defenders Shine as Greens Fall to Winning Nine
Kelly made key defensive plays and cooled rallies by the Greens. Clough and Teenyes each tracked pop ups, while Clough hit two homers, Money two doubles, Wiseman a single double and two triples for the winning nine. Kelly added two singles and Pierre a single as Asay struck out 16 with two walks. Hansen lost as Toenyes caught. Tomorrow Greens face the Grays then a Sunday Aug 4 tournament starting 12:30 p.m.
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Kelly
Greens
Clough
Teenyes
Money
Wiseman
Pierre
Jerry Asay
Danny Hansen
Dhucker
Toenyes
Grays
Model T Tour Through Chateau Draws Missoula Fans
A caravan of eight Model T cars ranging from 1910 to 1926 visited Chateau, with Wally Washlagger's 1910 roadster the oldest and Tex Mulberry driving a 1957 Texas plated going wagon. The group, led by Sam Boscorino, traveled from Missoula and back, stopping at Cornell Cafe for meals as families rode together. Local residents paused to photograph and wave as the "Ts" rolled by along Mc Donald Pass and Logan Pass. Mr and Mrs Jim Burch returned to Chateau from Libby, while Mrs George Glade hosted a coffee party for 12 honoring Mrs Dick Reiding.
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Chateau
Wally Washlagger
Missoula
Tex” Mulberry
Huston
Sam Boscorino
McDonald Pass
Helena
Logan Pass
Cornell
Jim Burch
Liboy
George Glade
Dick Reiding
Justice and Police Court Fines Highlight Local Docket
In Judge William Irwin's court Wilson G Reed Jr of Billings paid 150 dollars and lost his license for driving while intoxicated. Arthur Reiner of Galata forfeited 25 for property damage report failure and 10 for no license. Reuben L Fladstol of Brady fined 10 for right of way violation. Silva H Moses of St. Louis forfeited 10 for passing within 100 feet of an intersection. Ernest Dale of Chateau forfeited 10 for improper signal. Emich E Steinke of Sun River forfeited 10 for speeding. M Douglas Shaw of Fairfield forfeited 20 for night speeding and 10 for no license. Lester E Nevins of Shelby forfeited 10 for night speeding. A correction notes Buddy White’s 2 dollar fine was misreported last week. Mr and Mrs Van Hooren of North Battleford were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Rex Peterson. Mrs Jerry Breen held a birthday gathering attended by family including Mr and Mrs John McHugh of Helena. Elizabeth Breen led arrangements.
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William Irwin
Wilson G. Reed, Jr
Billings
Arthur Reiner
Galata
Reuben L Fladstol
Brady
Silva H Moses
St. Louis
Ernest Dale
Chateau
Emich E. Steinke
Sun River
M. Douglas Shaw
Fairfield
Lester E. Nevins
Shelby
Buddy White
Acantha
van Hooren
North Battleford
Sask
Canada
Rex Peterson
Jerry Breen
John McHugh
Helena
Elizabeth Breen
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Births
Patients admitted include Clarence Rose Pendrey Mrs Frank Shelmerdine and others in Choteau Augusta and Bynum. Birth announced a daughter to Mrs James Tenney of Choteau. Discharges include Fred Scherrer Paul Mihalovich and Mrs James Tenney with infant daughter.
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Clarence Rose
Lutherans Have Active Leaders
Gormley is president with Lawrence Swenson as vice president Grant Curtis as secretary and Everett Sassa as treasurer. Senior choir is directed by Mrs Carl Wedum with organists Mrs A B Grandal and Mrs Vernon Scott. Junior choir director is Mrs Victor Sargent with Miss Jan Jaumotte as pianist.
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Gormley
Lawrence Swenson
Grant Curtis
Everett Sassa
Carl Wedum
A. B. Grandal
Vernon Scott
Victor Sargent
Jan Jaumotte
Luther League
Judy Davison
Lee Nordahl
Penny Dahlin
Betty Jo Orne
Pastor Gr
Dave Shannon
C. E. Russell
Dorothy Reiner
Art Anderson
Robert Zion
John Groot
Lloyd Pedersen
Robert Gronberg
Jim Wilkerson
Jess Gleason
Vacation Bible School
Amund Larson
Church to Observe 50th Anniversary
The event will include greetings and an organist performance by Mrs. Gravdal. A coffee hour will follow, served by the Lutheran Ladies Aid. The anniversary committee is chaired by Chris Swenson with members Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pedersen, Mrs. Howard Hanson, and Mrs. Henry Nyhus.
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Tors
Gravdal
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Chris Swenson
Lloyd Pedersen
Howard Hanson
Henry Nyhus
Trinity Lutheran Church
Alvin Reiquam
J. Burr Huffman
A. Bernard Gravdal
A. B. Holland
Roy Anderson
Olaf Larson
Missing Mee Elk Hound in Minnesota
Lost Norwegian Elk Hound named Mee. Reward offered. Contact Elmer Knaff at 6-2153 or Ray Hanson at 6-2842 for free showing. Minnesota Woolen Co. advertises school clothes from actual samples with guaranteed merchandise. December 5 notice.
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Elmer Knaff
Chateau
Minnesota Woolen CO
Ray Hanson
Community program organizers and roles listed
Publicity heads Tena Johnson Grant Curtis and others coordinate decorations and finances with Robert Gormley and Mrs Robert Swartzel handling money. The program directs under Pastor Gravdal and list of music directors, banquet supervisors, and a commemorative anniversary booklet team. Historical data compiled by a history committee.
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Tena Johnson
Grant Curtis
Ernest Carlson
Tom Moore
Barney McClue
Elmer Erickson
Lloyd Pedersen
William Bruce
Robert Gormley
Robert Swartzel
Pastor Gravdal
Howard Hanson
Janet Wedum
Joan Scott
Hazel Gravdal
John Chalmers
Agnes Arensmeyer
Oliver Hanson
LeRoy Anderson
David Baglien
G. I. Tangen
Henry Nyhus
Oneida Forseth
Mrs Maynard Critiques Lighting Fees as Inequitable
Mrs Maynard argues per lot lighting fees are unfair claiming some land may be foreclosed and assessed income may fall short. She favors mill levy funding as fairer since it spreads costs to all property owners, not just lot owners, noting the overall difference is small for most.
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Maynard
City to Mix City and Special Assessments for Street Lighting
The council approved a plan to fund street lighting with a two mill city levy and per lot assessments. Montana Power Co will add 21 new street lights, bringing total lights to 175. City valuation at 1,066,957 will finance about half the cost via taxes, with the rest covered by landowners through assessments.
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Maynard
Montana Power Co
Cowgill
Bowing Alley
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