Couple Wed at Ranch Rites in Montana Ceremony
An Eastern couple married last Saturday at Circle 8 guest ranch in Teton canyon Montana. Clarissa Ramsdell Clement of Buffalo New York and Sherman Ewing Jr of Armenia New York exchanged vows at noon in the lodge 26 miles west of Chateau in the Lewis range. Attendants included Constance Clement Nan Ewing and David F Bull. Capt John W Sloan officiated with a pine wreath altar setting. the bride’s mother was ill and did not attend.
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United States
Montana
Teton Canyon
Clarissa Ramsdell Clement
Buffalo
N. Y
Sherman Ewing Jr
Armenia
Chateau
Lewis Range
Rocky Mountains
Ewing
Harold T. Clement
H. Terry Morrison
Mound, Minn
Sherman Ewing
Constance Clement
Nan Ewing
David F. Bull
Minneapolis
Oakland
Calif
General Mills Co
Tighcroft
Wayzeta
Minn
Frank T. Heffelfinger
Ned Bennett
Russell Bennett
Pincher Creek
Alberta
Kenneth H. Gleason
Fred R. Warrington
John W. Sloan
Great Falls Ai Force Base
Circle 8 Guest Ranch
West
Treasure State Mountain
Circle 8 Ranch
Westover School
Europe
Yale
Larry Banks
Annual Sun River Tour Under Way With Conservation Groups
An annual inspection tour began Monday from Ear Mountain ranger station as representatives from the Montana Livestock Association Sun River Conservation Sportsmen associations the game department livestock association and forest service ride the Sun River elk range. They will survey herd conditions and recommend elk and deer harvests while meeting to improve cross agency relations. Participants include Tom Messelt Faye Caney Bruce Neil Doug Morrison and Todd Nett with others unable to attend but sending support.
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Sun River Conservation Committee
Ear Mountain
Sun River
Game Department
Livestock Association
Forest Service
Tott Nett
Montana Livestock Association
Tom Messelt
Sun River Conservation
Faye Caney
State Fish and Game Department
Bruce Neil
Fred Leftwich
Lewis and Clark Forest
Doug Morrison
Lou Siniff
J. L. Gleason
Teton Sportsman Association
Jack Hinman
Frank Newman Rites Held Monday Here
Funeral services were held Monday at the Lutheran church in Cho teau for Frank A. Newman 59 who died in New Orleans La Burial was in Beck community cemetery Rev Maynard Iverson of Great Falls officiated He had lived in New Orleans with his son Everett and had been ill about two years He was born January 5 1891 in Long Prairie Minnesota and came to Teton county in 1913 He is survived by his mother Ida Schultz a son Everett a brother Fred two half sisters Mrs Pearl Prill and Mrs Ida Kessler and a half brother Ed Schultz all of Long Prairie
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Frank A. Newman
Choteau
Teton County
New Orleans
Beck
Maynard Iverson
Great Falls
Newman
Long Prairie
Minn
Ida Schultz
Everett
Fred
Pearl Prill
Ida Kessler
Ed Schultz
Newspaper Men Plan To Dine in Canyon and Visit Choteau Sunday
The Montana Chamber of Commerce writer's tour brings national editors to dine at Lazy P guest ranch west of Choteau at 11 Sunday. The group includes Johnny Mack president of the Outdoor Writers association and Pittsburg Press. Lou Klewer Toledo Blade. Len Barnes Motor News Detroit. Andy Anderson Houston Press. Ed Shave Minneapolis Tribune. The tour aims to showcase Montana and runs from Aug 7, ending next Monday after Glacier Park transit.
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Montana Chamber of Commerce
Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch
Choteau
Johnny Mack
Outdoor Writer's Association
Pittsburgh Press
Lou Klewer
The
Toledo Blade
Len Barnes
Motor News
Detroit
Andy Anderson
Houston Press
Ed Shave
Minneapolis Tribune
Montana
Glacier Park
Broady Smith Story to Appear In Magazine
A magazine article recounting E. Broadhurst Smith’s encounter with a grizzly near Heart Butte last year will be in the Sept Oct issue of Western Sportsman. Written by Dora Fitzpatrick of Dupuyer, the piece titled I went Two Rounds With a Grizzly Bear is Smith’s account via Mrs. Fitzpatrick.
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E. Broadhurst Smith
Heart Butte
Western Sportsman Magazine
Dora Fitzpatrick
Dupuyer
Smith
Big Sandy Girl To Edit Acantha
Betty Lou Lawrence daughter of the Big Sandy Mountaineer publisher will be vacation editor of the Chateau Acantha for two weeks. Jere Coffey Pat Campbell and Mrs Campbell will drive to Los Angeles for a vacation during that period. Readers may call Miss Lawrence at the Acantha with items through Sept 1. She recently finished a vacation stint at the Harlowton Times and other Montana weeklies.
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Betty Lou Lawrence
Big Sandy Mountaineer
Jere Coffey
Pat Campbell
Mrs. Campbell
Los Angeles
Miss Lawrence
The
Acantha
Harlowton Times
Montana Weekly
Dr Lyle Crary Clinic Building Under Construction
Construction begins on a two story brick veneer clinic for Dr. Lyle Crary of Fairfield on Sulgrove lots in Chateau. The 76 by 32 foot building will house upstairs apartments for Dr. Crary and his family and a downstairs medical clinic and dentist quarters.
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Lyle Crary
Fairfield
Sulgrove
Chateau
Crary
Emily Crary
Mountain States Telephone
Gorham
Couple Observes 34th Anniversary At Choteau Church
The 34th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hatch, formerly of Burbank California, was observed Aug 5 at the Methodist parsonage in Choteau. They were married August 5 1916 in the same parsonage study by Reverend Hall. Mrs. Hatch is Murel Burch, daughter of J S and Mrs Burch of Deep Creek. They attended with son Howard Hatch Jr and another son Lee Hatch of Burbank. The vows were renewed in the parsonage with the Rev Harold Engdahl and the parsonage family present.
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Howard Hatch
Burbank
Calif
Choteau
Hatch
Hall
Murel Burch
J. S. Burch
Deep Creek
Howard Hatch, Jr
Lee H. Hatch
Harold Engdahl
Morgantown Couple Overnight Visit At Chateau
Mr and Mrs Ronald Bard of Morgantown West Virginia spent a night at Chateau last Friday while en route to the parks It was Bards first return visit to the area since his birth 36 years ago He said his father taught school here and he attended with Sidney Carson
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Ronald Bard
Morgantown
W. Va
Bard
Sidney Carson
E P Knowlton Last Rites Held Tuesday
Emery P. Knowlton 78 long time Bynum rancher died Saturday at Chateau. Service Tuesday 2 p.m. at Methodist church Rev Harold Engdahl officiated. Graveside Odd Fellows rites Chateau cemetery. Pallbearers J R Collins George Seufert Gottlieb Depner Robert Miller P L Otness R C Ferris. Survived by widow son John E daughter Mrs Harriet Hennessey brother Ora Knowlton all of Bynum and cousin William Elsworth.
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Methodist Church
Harold Engdahl
Odd Fellows
Chateau Cemetery
J. R. Collins
George Seufert
Gottlieb Depner
Robert Miller
P. L. Otness
R. C. Ferris
Knowlton
Pondtown
Utah
Teton County
Bynum
Eva McGinnis
John E
Harriet Hennessey
Ora Knowlton
William Elsworth
4-H Day Set Next Tuesday At Pavilion
4 H club members prepare for exhibit day and elimination contest at the Chateau Park pavilion August 22. Danish judging will place exhibits into blue red or white groups with morning contests and afternoon demonstrations and dress revue. The top scorer from each contest will attend Club congress in Bozeman August 28 to 31. Members 14 or older should bring up to date records. public invited to view exhibits and contests.
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Chateau Park
Bozeman
Baseball Contest Scheduled Tonight
Brady youngsters 15 and under host Choteau teens in a 6 o clock game here tonight. The Aug 8 Brady-Choteau game was rained out after four innings with Choteau leading 3 to 1, Hinman homered for Choteau while Kauk pitched for Brady.
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Brady
Choteau
Hinman
Kauk
Guthrie Profiles Montana in Holiday Magazine Feature
A. B. Guthrie Jr. writes a 19 page Montana piece for Holiday magazine September issue with 40 color photographs. The article explores Glacier National Park and Montana’s rugged beauty, its frontier past, humor, climate, and the historical impact of copper kings Marcus Daly, William Andrews Clark, and Frederick Augustus Heinze on the state’s economy and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Montana
Holiday Magazine
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
Chateau
Mluctra
Glacier National Park
Union
Marcus Daley
William Andrews Clark
Frederick Augustus Heinze
Hofland Charged With Manslaughter in Death
County Attorney Herbert Conrad files information charging Martin Hofland of Brady with involuntary manslaughter after a coroner jury found Hofland negligent while intoxicated in a collision near Brady on August 5. Kenneth Hayes and family aboard the Hayes car were involved. Mrs Hayes sustained serious injuries.
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Hofland
Herbert Conrad
Conrad
Martin Hofland
Brady
Klaleann Chatanin
Dutton Club Clinches Trophy At Hill Shoot Victory
The Dutton Trap club defeated Choteau by 136 points on the hill course to gain permanent possession of the Dutton-Choteau trophy. Tom Moore shot 99 of 100 to top the field and claim two legs toward the trophy. The Sept 17 Teton Trophy event will be held at the Choteau Trap club grounds, with Cut Bank the current holder and aiming for a second win.
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Dutton Trap Club
Dutton
Tom Moore
al Barton
Marvin Reeve
Choteau Club
Choteau
Cut Bank
Many Attending OES Meeting Set at Missoula
The grand chapter session of the Order of the Eastern Star of Montana opens in Missoula for a three day meeting. Attending from the local chapter are Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Malone and Mrs. Jay Robinson with J. G. Johnson and Mrs. Gordon Monkman. Mrs. Monkman leads the grand chapter secretaries association.
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Order of the Eastern Star of Montana
Missoula
Jesse Malone
Jay Robinson
J. G. Johnson
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Montana
Gordon Monkman
Monkman
Grand Chapter
Chateau
Moose Picnic Set At Rieckhoff Ranch This Sunday
A Moose picnic is planned for this Sunday at the Rieckhoff ranch with all members and guests urged to attend. Gus Kade serves as picnic chairman.
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Rieckhoff Ranch
Gus Kade
County Shows Illinois More Juvenile Cases than Last Year
In the 1949 50 period Teton county reports 57 juvenile cases and 28 special services by Clara S Withee chief probation officer for the ninth district, up from 46 and 25 last year. Across four counties 323 juvenile cases 32 hearings and 16 commitments this year vs 269, 19 hearings and four commitments in 1948 49. The report stresses probation and community support to avoid institutional commitments.
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Teton County
Clara S. Withee
Ninth Judicial District
R. M. Hattersley
Glacier
Pondera
Toole
Teton
Withee
Flower Show At New Hospital Set Next Week
The Chateau Woman's club hosts a flower show at the nearly ready Teton Memorial Hospital building. Flowers will be displayed and refreshments served on Saturday Aug 26 as part of the hospital warming event inviting floral entries.
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New Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau Woman's Club
Obituary of Mrs. Clatonia Fitzgerald of Collins
Mrs. Clatonia Fitzgerald, 79, Collins resident for 40 years, died Monday night at a Great Falls hospital. The body was taken to Croxford's mortuary for services. Born Sept. 12, 1870 in Germany she and her family farmed in Collins since 1910. Survivors: son Lawrence E. Fitzgerald Collins daughter Mrs. Lucille Trebesch Genoa and four grandchildren.
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Clatonia Fitzgerald
Collins
Great Falls
Croxford
Fitzgerald
Germany
Lawrence E. Fitzgerald
Lucille Trebesch
Genoa
Baseball Tournament At Local Diamond Sunday
A four team baseball event is planned for the local diamond this Sunday with the first game at 10 am. Teams include Bynum and A.
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Bynum
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U. S. Air Force
Cornell
Miss Clement
Clement
Frank Newman
Canyon
Broady’ Smith
Big Sandy Girl
Choteau Church
E. P. Knowlton
Emery P. Knowlton
Denzel McDonald
Third Avenue
Dale (Duke) Blakely
Tesch Plumbing Co
Jess Gleason
Wally Thompson
Pivmiucvilan Engiov
We Lou
Nelson
Kenneth Hayes
Andrew Kovatch
Charles Erickson
Henry Ries
Gilbert Condit
Onno Wieringa
Louis Kronebusch
Ken
Neth Hayes
Hayes
Patty
Ted
Whitefish
Mr. Hayes
Dutton Club
OES
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