Two More Buildings to Go Up in City Construction
Pendroy couple Mr and Mrs Hoeschen announce six unit Lincoln apartments to rise on the former Ernest Arensmeyer site opposite the Glenloyd hotel on North Main. Moulton and Son of Chateau will build with three room flats private baths and separate entrances. Completion expected about November first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hoeschen
Pendroy
Chateau
Ernest Arensmeyer
Glenloyd
North Main
Lincoln Apartments
Moulton and Son of
Main Street
Hoeschen
Ernest Aresmeyer
Bill Upman
J. W. Breen
Arensmeyer
Lincoln Porthens
Glenloyd Viciniy
Days of 49 Celebration Set For Next Month
The 13th annual Days of 49 celebration in Choteau is scheduled for Sept 30 and Oct 1. Lions club members urged preparations at the Tuesday meeting and asked residents to wear western shirts and boots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Lions Club
Legion Park
Carl Wedum
Co. K
Western Livestock Association
Malone
Wedum
H. W. Bateman
Glen Willow Ranch
Lions
Hugh Reid Named Star Club Member In Insurance Firm
Hubert M. Reid of Chateau Mont represented New York Life Insurance Co and was named a member of the 1949 Nylie Star club. Dudley Dowell announced the award, part of an organization of top field force in the U S and Canada. Reid is invited to attend a September 11–14 educational conference at French Lick Springs hotel Indiana with home office staff and outstanding agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Hubert M. Reid
Chateau, Mont
New York Life Insurance Company
Nylie Star Club
Dudley Dowell
Nylic Star Club
New York Life
United States
Canada
Reid
Star Club
French Lick Springs Hotel
Indiana
Deadline Approaches for Teton County Crop Insurance Signup
Next Wednesday August 31 marks the final day for Teton county farmers to enroll in federal crop insurance for 1950 winter wheat. If travel to the Chateau ACA office is difficult, signups can be arranged with W H Wellenstein at Pendrey or Adam Dahlman at Power, or Alvin Reiquam at Chateau in the evenings. Enrollment requires at least 200 farms in the county. The plan covers seeding to harvest against unavoidable risks like drought hail rust wind frost fire flood excessive moisture insects and diseases, but not losses from neglect or improper farming practices. Premiums fund claims to insured producers. administrative costs are covered from premiums. (Continued on Page 8)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
ACA
Chateau
W. H. Wellenstein
Pendrey
Adam Dahlman
Power
Alvin Reiquam
Denver Post Editor Hoyt Visits Sister in Montana
Edwin Palmer Hoyt publisher editor of the Denver Post stayed with his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Dick Fabrick after a fishing trip to Pishkun reservoir where he caught two fish. He spoke to the Montana State Press association at Red Lodge last weekend and has served on federal boards including the Office of War Information and the Naval Air Policy board. He returned to Colorado by plane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Palmer
Hoyt
Denver Post
United States
Dick Fabrick
Portland Oregonian
Office of War Information
Naval Air Policy Board
Denver
Colorado
Willis Bushman Rites Held On Wednesday
Solemn Mass for Willis J. Bushman 45 son of Adolph and Mrs. Bushman of Chateau was held at St. Joseph's parish with Rev. Fr. James J. Sheerin officiating. Burial in Chateau cemetery followed. A veteran of the Army Air Corps 389th base headquarters squadron he died at home Saturday night after a two year illness. Survived by parents, five siblings including Mrs. Jenkins Deer Lodge, Mrs. Walley Augusta, Mrs. Reardon Chateau, Peter Bushman Seattle, Glen Bushman Deer Lodge. Born Dupuyer July 13 1904. Burial with Chateau Veterans of Foreign Wars pallbearers and military rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Parish
James J. Sheerin
Choteau
Bushman
R. L. Jenkins
Deer Lodge
L. C. Walley
Augusta
J. H. Reardon
Firemen’s Meeting Tomorrow Night in City Hall
The regular firemen will meet in City Hall tomorrow night at 8 p.m. Several important matters will be discussed and members are urged to attend.
Dr Lyle Crary Plans Medical Building Here
Dr Lyle S Crary of Fairfield discussed plans for a new medical building in Choteau with Dr Arthur A McAuley. The modern complex would sit on Crary property near the Sulgrove and Marshall Wells annex, with offices for two physicians and a dentist plus apartments above the professional suites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle S. Crary
Fairfield
Choteau
Arthur A. McAuley
Crary
Sulgrove
Marshall Wells
Grain Delivery Not Necessary To Get Loans
Grain delivery is no longer required for commodity loans as bin samples of wheat barley and flax are taken by ACA field staff after application at the county ACA office in Chateau. Applicants may file anytime, with sample investigations starting Sept 1. Loan rates vary by crop including wheat at 1.78 a bushel and barley 0.90 to 1.00 depending on storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
ACA
Chateau Aca
County Aca
Chateau
Wilkes Promoted To County Welfare Supervisor In Havre
Harold A. Wilkes senior casework er at the Chateau Welfare office since last April is promoted to county supervisor of Hill County Welfare in Havre. He will move to Havre around Sept 1 to assume duties. Donna Holm of Sun River named to the Choteau office as successor arriving within a week. Wilkes has two years with the state welfare department, formerly in Helena before coming to Choteau early this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold A. Wilkes
Chateau Welfare
Hill County Welfare Department
Havre
Choteau
Donna Holm
Sun River
Wilkes
State Welfare Department
Helena
Cohoes Visit Relatives in Seattle Trio Arrives at Chateau
Mrs Walter Cohoe and her daughter Jean and son Bruce, all of Seattle, arrived at Chateau yesterday to visit Mrs Cora Cohoe and K B Cohoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cohoe
Jean
Bruce
Seattle
Chateau
Cora Cohoe
K. B. Cohoe
Utah Artist Ends Visit at Choteau
English born artist Doris Walker Hamilton left Choteau yesterday after a month with Mr and Mrs Edgar Barrett and will return to Farmington Utah. A going away tea by the Chateau Garden club at St Josephs basement featured her paintings and a display of Japanese fantasy painting. The artist had also shown brush work to the Choteau Women's club and other groups and was praised in a Salt Lake City Desert News article for introducing a new style to the Rocky Mountain West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Walker Hamilton
Choteau
Edgar Barrett
Farmington
Utah
Chateau Garden Club
St. Joseph's Parish
Hamilton
Hospital Construction Ahead of Schedule
The Teton Memorial hospital construction is running ahead of schedule says foreman E. W. Hixson. A 30 day shutdown due to material shortages last week is ending as steel and other materials arrive at Chateau. Roof work is expected to be completed before cold weather, allowing interior work to proceed through winter with no further stoppages anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital
E. W. Hixson
Hixson
Chateau
Fairfield First Choteau Second In Title Games
The Fairfield Vets defeated Choteau 14-5 to win the championship between the Triangle and Marias leagues on a Sunday at Fairfield. Choteau took second after beating Sunburst 2 to 0. Sunburst had defeated Cut Bank 1 to 0 earlier in a strong game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Choteau
Adele Bueling
Fairfield Vets
Sunburst
Cut Bank
Vernon Lane
Vets
Ronald Dirkes
Lane
Larry Dellno
New Lodge Instituted in Choteau
Teton encampment No. 6 of the IOOF lodge was instituted at Choteau August 15 with 8 of 11 charter members present. State instituting officers included James T. Smith Polson grand patriarch George Mason Billings grand senior warden Virginia Cox Fort Benton grand high priest W H Johns Butte grand scribe and other Montana lodge officials. Chateau officers elected for the year: D H Moulton high priest D O Moulton chief patriarch Lee Roy Anderson senior warden Wallace Thompson junior warden Ed Schilling scribe Harold Depner treasurer. Appointed officers were Rollie Ferris guide C W Burns first watch and Oliver Mauseth sentinel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roy Anderson
Wallace Thompson
Ed Schilling
Harold Depner
Rollie Ferris
C. W. Burns
Watch
Oliver Mauseth
Sentinel
Monkmans Headed to Helena for County Treasurers Meet
Mr and Mrs Gordon Monkman depart for Helena to attend the Montana County and Municipal Treasurers association convention set for Aug 25 and 26. They travel with Mrs Hattie Waynild who will spend the weekend with her husband Otto, state field supervisor for the state board of equalization. Monkman serves as the association's state secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkman
Helena
Montana County and Municipal Treasurers Association
Hattie Waynild
Otto
State Board of Equalization
Monkman
Association
Pauline Lyon Weds High School Teacher
Pauline Ison daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Lyon and Albert Finley Choteau high school science teacher were married at the Masonic Temple in Choteau Sunday at 2 30 o clock The Rev H L Engdahl performed the ceremony Music by Hileen Graham and Mrs A B Grandal sang I Love You Truly and Because The bride wore a broaded net gown with a colonial bouquet Ushers flower girls and other attendants were named with out of town guests listed as Mr and Mrs
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline Ison
J. J. Lyon
Albert Finley
Choteau High School
Mas
Onic
Choteau
H. L. Engdahl
Hileen Graham
A. B. Grandal
Janal Carlson
Barry Nolan
Billings
A. A. McAuley
Howard Heman
Betty
Audrey Sheble
Marc Anderson
Choteau School Set to Open September Sixth
Choteau prepares for a full grade school and high school term starting Tuesday September 6 with faculty lists and registration days September 1 and 2. Grade school staff includes D O McKee Emily Hodgskiss Florence Ennis Catherine Zeller Arlene McKee Hazel Castle new hires H H Hartley Avanda Nelson Jane Smith Rhoda Yerrick Helen Hansen. High school staff returns Annabelle Cruikshank Noreen Ingle Melvin Ham Vernon Alf Paul Hensleigh Howard Ruegamer Albert Finley. new teachers ae Ruffel John Nauck and Charles S Jez from Chicago will teach speech history and English. Freshmen may register September 1 or 2 in the high school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. O. McKee
Emily Hodgskiss
Florence Ennis
Catherine Zeller
Arlene McKee
Hazel Castle
H. H. Hartley
Avanda Nelson
Jane Smith
Rhoda Yerrick
Helen Hansen
Graham
Annabelle Cruikshank
Noreen Ingle
Melvin Ham
Vernon Alf
Paul Hensleigh
Howard Ruegamer
Albert Finley
Ae Ruffel
John Nauck
Charles S. Jez
Chicago
Northwestern
Depot Offices Adopt Five Day Week Closing Saturdays
Great Northern and Milwaukee railroads announce depot offices at Chateau will close Saturdays and Sundays to align with the five day work week. Effective Sept. 1 there will be no freight Express or Western Union service at depots on Saturdays. Trains still run Saturdays for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Milwaukee Roads
Chateau
Western Union
Great Falls
Great Falls- Agawam
Great Falls-Pendray
Annual Flower Show Stated This Saturday At Choteau Park
The annual Women's club flower show returns to Choteau this Saturday Aug 27 at the park pavilion. Exhibitors may enter 1 per class across 35 categories with judging in the afternoon and a 1 to 5 pm tea. Blue red and white ribbons awarded for best blooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Women’s Club
Park Pavilion
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoeschens
Hugh Reid
Willis Bushman
Willis J. Bushman
Adolph Bushman
Lyle Crary
Rudolph Schaeffer
New Lodge
Monkmans
Pauline Lyon
R. C. Graham
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