County Residents Buy Big in E Bond Drive
Teton county residents purchased 144 600 50 in E bonds surpassing their 90 000 quota by 160 percent. The April 1 to July 16 drive involved district and county chairs bankers postmasters and many volunteers. Montana exceeded its state quota by over 2 million and finished second in percent of sales.
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A. T. Hibbard
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Montana
Iowa
Wyoming
Hibbard
Vernon Clark
Partnership Certificate for Coast-to-Coast Stores in Montana
Ed Obernolte and Adeline Obernolte certify a Montana partnership under the fictitious name Coast-to-Coast stores. The couple resides in Choteau Montana and signed before U S Commissioner R A Clearman on August 3 1949 with four public notices.
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Chateau
Montana
Ed OQ Obernolte
Adeline Obernolte
Chotea
Choteau
Ed Obernolte
State OF
County of Teton
R. A. Clearman
U. S
Fairfield Rodeo and Parade Winners Named in Fairfield
Hundreds lined Fairfield main street for the July 24 parade followed by an amateur rodeo. Parade winners include Best bicycles Martha Pendleton first Bill and Gary Davis second Sue Mills third. 4-H calf scramble winners Jim Bendle first Paul Kolste second Billy McCarley third. Rodeo top money went to Ray Van DeRiet 168.50 plus spurs. other event winners included Sonny LaFramboise Ray Jacobson Jim Hugh and more with prize details.
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Fairfield
Martha Pendleton
Bill
Gary Davis
Sue Mills
Dennis McOmber
Marley Sulgrove
Larry Vervick
Joyce Anderson
Crowe
Ruth Ewell
Reed Tracy
Maureen Hatcher
Verda Oakley
Simms Saddle Club
American Legion
Fairfield Feed and Seed
Albrecht Machine Shop
Greenfield Merchants
Rodeo Grounds
Servicemen's Club
Jim Bendle
Paul Kolste
Billy McCarley
Allaround
Ray van DeRiet
Fairfield Service Garage
Sonny LaFramboise
Ray Jacobson
Jim Hugh
Gene Lease
Aragon
Junior Brown
Harry Knudtzon
Ernie
Butch O'Connell
Jerry Mosier
Bud Swanson
Glenn Morris
Sonny la Framboise
Bob Sauke
Butch O’connell
George Peterson
Jim Hughes
Bob Mosier
Jim Thiebert
Ted Perry
Ray Gibler
Mary Faith McLean
Ida Sauke
Rosie LaTray
Burton Midge
Harnett Morgan
Greenfield Roundup Club
Living evergreen walls for winter privacy
Shrubs for privacy can be formed by walls, fences, hedges or shrub borders. Walls of living green provide year round privacy, evergreen varieties offer effective concealment all winter.
Familiarity Breeds Contempt in Photography
The piece argues amateurs overlook local scenes and that great photos can come from any setting. It stresses analyzing masters, imagining the photographer’s view, and re shooting near home from multiple angles and varying light to reveal picture possibilities.
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Maine
California
Two Teams Tie for First In Triangle League
Fairfield and Power share the lead in Triangle League after Fairfield defeated Usta and Power swept Bynum Choteau in a doubleheader to tie atop standings. Power won the opener 10 9 as Lee Lehnerz belted a ninth inning homer with two on. Choteau's Lane started and Haux caught, Toenyes pitched for Power with Nelson relieving in the seventh. Choteau schedules more home games as the season continues.
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Fairfield
Augusta
Power
Bynum
Choteau
Lee Lehnerz
Lehnerz
Lane
Haux
Jerome Toenyes
Nelson
Legion
Great Falls
Choteau Legion
Bear Attacks Rancher in Grizzly Encounter
Broadhurst Smith was mauled by a charging bear after an empty rifle misfired. The bear knocked him down, claws ripped him, and the man crawled away only to be attacked again. Bleeding heavily, he rode to safety and reached hospital after five hours.
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Smith
Great Falls
Parish Picnic At Cobb Ranch Hosts Fifty Attendees
St. Josephs parish held a Sunday pot luck picnic at the A. B. Cobb ranch on Deep Creek with Mr and Mrs Tom Dellno as hosts. Fifty people attended the community event.
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St. Joseph's Parish
A. B. Cobb Ranch
Deep Creek
Tom Dellno
Card of Thanks to Pastor and Friends
The family expresses sincere thanks to the pastor pallbearers those who sent memorials and the many friends who showed kindness during their bereavement. They deeply appreciate the gestures and want everyone to know how much it meant to them. Gay Franklin Morris Franklin Mrs Everett DeRusha
Mobile X Ray Unit To Stop Next Week In Four County Towns
The article notes a mobile X ray unit will stop in four Montana counties next week to offer free screenings. It urges women volunteers to canvass door to door, guards patient confidentiality, and emphasizes early detection to reduce mortality and economic burden from tuberculosis.
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Chateau
Edgar Barrett
Iona Zgoda
Wesleyan Guild
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Mont
T. T. Holden
Saguils
Frank Rosas
Ontario
Canada
Broadhurst Smith
Gay Franklin Morris Franklin
Everett DeRusha
Galen
Division of Tuberculosis Control
State Board of Health
Ilc
Sacu
Safeway
Nob Hill
Black Tea Kitchen
Lipton’s
Sunnybank
N. B.C. Ritz
Armour
Welch
Jubilee US
Plupas
Steve Park & Beans
van Camp
Uz. S
U S. No. 1
Ile
U.S
Mrs. Stewart's
Cocoy
Baker’s
Heady
Sateway
Teton County
K Crasea
Bacon
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