Dr E B Maynard, 74, Noted Montana Physician Passes
Dr E B Maynard died at 7 a m Monday December 4 at his small hospital after a long decline from heart disease and other ailments. He was born August 24 1872 in Wakefield Massachusetts and trained as a physician at the University of Michigan. He practiced in Leslie Conrad Brady Dupuyer Chateau and briefly in Florida before returning to Chateau where his office occupied several buildings. He was twice married and survived by four children and two siblings in Massachusetts. Funeral is set for Saturday December 9 at 2 p m at the local Methodist church with cremation in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Maynard
Maynard
Massachusetts
Ernest Bigelow Maynard
Charles B
Sarah Ellen (Frank) Maynard
Wakefield
Mass
Greater
Boston
New England States
South Berlin
Clinton
Montana
Cleveland
Ohio
Michigan
Medical College of the University of
University of Michigan
Theniversity of Michigan Homeopathic Hospital
Ann Arbor
J. H. Meyers
Leslie, Mich
Conrad
Dr. Powers
Brady
Dupuyer
Chateau
Florida
Larson
Bair
Hirshberg
Burch
First Ave. N. W
Second Street
Eugenia Skinner
Detroit
Butte
Teton County
Ernestine Wood
Glacier Park
Carrol B. Maynard
Boeing Aircraft
Seattle
Marguerite Chandler
Nella Moore
Martha Sheldon
Mazeppa
Minn
Diesnard
H. L. Griffith
Livingston
Kenneth Pike
Chateau Lions Club
Bert A. Powell
G. L. Banks
Great Falls
Chateau Acantha
Dutton
County
Chateau News
Beck and Colling
Christmas Gift Drive for Army Hospital Eyes Dec 10 Deadline
Chateau Unit of the American Legion Auxiliary urges donations for National Gift project to place Christmas gifts with service members in U S hospitals. Gifts should be left at Choteau Drug Store with packaging marked for man or woman. Members also plan 25 cent contributions for Fort Harrison hospital veterans treats, due at the next meeting or given to secretary Mrs. John Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Unit
American Legion Auxiliary
National Gift Project
U. S
Chateau
Fort Harrison Hospital
Cecil Huffman
John Armstrong
Daughter of Choteau Founder Visits Town
Mrs. Cullen, daughter of John E. Low who started The Teton in 1894, visits Choteau with husband Walter Cullen en route to the Pacific coast. Locals recall Low as a 21 year old printer who launched the pioneer newspaper and later served as Watertown mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Cullen
Watertown
South Dakota
Pacific Coast
Cullen
John E. Low
Choteau
The
Teton
Burger Robertson
Great Falls
Montana Power Co
Low
Wisconsin
Soldier Peter Jensen Killed in Action on Leyte
Telegram from the Secretary of War informs Mrs. Rose Jensen of Dupuyer Montana that her son Master Sat Peter W Jensen was killed in action on October 26 during the Leyte operation in the Philippines. He trained at Camp Roberts and other centers before serving in the Hawaiian Islands and the Philippines. He was 83 at death and survived by his mother and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Rose Jensen
Dupuyer
Montana
Peter W. Jensen
Leyte
Wilksell
Adjutant General
Jensen
Henry Jensen
Dry Forks
Peter
U. S
Jens Jenson
Chateau
Camp Roberts
California
Texas
Hawaiian Islands
Philippines
Anna Thompson
Helena
Jens G
Henry, Jr
Jesse
Masons Elect Officers For New Year At Meeting
At Chateau Lodge No. 44 A F and A M a regular communication elected new officers for the coming year Worshipful Master Jess Malone Senior Warden C D McDonald Junior Warden E R O Neil Secretary W F Olsen Treasurer Larry Banks Retiring Worshipful Master H W Bateman Jr R E Nelson long serving secretary who asked to be relieved of duties replaced John T Moore who also long served as secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Jess Malone
C. D. McDonald
E. R. O’neil
Wnccummerennan
W. F. Olsen
Tyeaasuley Enemienennee
Larry Banks
H. W. Bateman
Rotary rig arrives for Willow Creek wildcat near Choteau
A rotary drilling outfit reached Choteau this week to prepare the Willow Creek structure west of town for a test well. The rig came from the Sweet Grass hills area where petroleum work is ongoing. Sprecher and Clark are the contractors, and housing is being sought for arriving drill crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Willow Creek
Sweet Grass Hills
Sprecher & Clark
Union of California
Fairfield Soldier A Visitor
Lief Boe son of Chris Boe of Fairfield visited Chateau friends recently. He has endured the toughest kind of fighting on various fronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lief Boe
Chris Boe
Fairfield
Chateau Friends
Teton County Surpasses War Fund Quota by Over Fifteen Hundred
County Attorney Bert Packer announced final figures for the war fund drive showing Teton County raised 5 853 11 toward a quota of 4 377 56, surpassing the target by about 1 560 with contributions listed from Chateay wn, Power, Agawam, Greenfield, Dutton, Pendroy, Belewteen, Collins, Bynum, Fairfield, and Farmington, reflecting strong community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bert Packer
Packer
Chateay
Agawam
Greenfield Wneenenn
Duttonenn
Beleween
Collins
Teton Bulldogs Fall Short To Medics In Curtain-raiser
The Teton high squad opened the 1944-45 season with a 30 to 19 loss to the Medical Detachment of Great Falls Army Air Base. Don Passmore and L Dahlin led the locals, while Lawson scored 15 for the Army unit as the Bulldogs show promise despite nerves and early-season miscues. Conrad Cowboys visit next, with local cheer squads rallying home support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Great Falls Army Air Base
Bulldogs
Teton High
Great Falls
Geoch Dunckel
Army
Conrad Cowboys
Don Passmore
Hinman
L. Dahlin
Passmore
Conrad
Morgan Re elected Head of County
The Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association held its annual meeting at the court house in Chateau with delegates from 13 communities. Roy F. Morgan was reelected chairman, Martin J. Swanson as vice president, LeRoy F. Robinson as secretary treasurer, and new board members W. H. Wellenstein M. B. Bolland and Adam Dahlman were named. A memorial room dedication for Robert Clarkson was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Association
Court House
Chateau
AAA
New Memorial Hospital
Robert Clarkson
Teton County Agricultural Extension
Roy F. Morgan
Martin J. Swanson
LeRoy F. Robinson
W. H. Wellenstein
M. B. Bolland
Adam Dahlman
School Census Figures Announced by County Supt Muriel S Reiquam
County Superintendent Muriel S Reiquam released the latest Teton County school census showing 2454 residents under 21. The total reflects a net loss of 64 school age persons from last year after accounting for a 47 child preschool increase and 111 fewer youths aged 6 to 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel S. Reiquam
Teton County
Harvest of Seed Peas Progress at Fairfield Plant
George Moore of Associated Seed Growers reports a successful pea season in Teton county with about 5000 acres, mostly on the Sun River reclamation project and some in Farmington and Bynum. Machine cleaning is done and hand picking by about 40 women and girls is underway, with preference to not employ high school students except during Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Moore
Associated Seed Growers, Inc
Chateau Friends
Moore
Teton County
Sun River
Farmington
Bynum
Fairfield
Moving Picture of T. V. A Shown at Farmington Meeting
Fairfield Montana December 4 1944 Farmers Union Local of Farmington invites the public to an 8 00 P M showing of a Tennessee Valley Authority moving picture at the Community Hall Farmington. The program accompanies a regular meeting to discuss the Missouri River system and its potential benefits for local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Montana
Chateau Acantha
Farmington
Tennessee Valley Authority
Farmers’ Union
Missouri Valley Authority
Missouri
Appointments Made by Commissioners at Regular Dec Meeting
The Teton County December meeting mostly handled routine items. Re appointments were made for Earl Yeager W J Dauwalder and Harry Price to the high school board while Mrs Helen Oberfoell and Miss Emma Clark were named to the county board of educational examiners. A 1945 county printing contract with The Chateau Acantha was signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Earl Yeager
W. J Dauwalder
Harry Price
Teton County High School Board
Helen Oberfoell
Emma Clark
County Board of Educational Examiners
Chateau Acantha
Stenson Brothers Meet Accidentally on Battle Field in Europe
News from Cho eau parents reports a偶 accidental meeting of Julian Stenson Jr known as Snappy and Boyd Stenson on the European front. Snappy a sergeant in infantry has endured heavy fighting while Boyd serves with the army air forces focusing on weather observation and meteorology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stenson Brothers
Europe
Julian
Snappy) Stenson
Boyd Stenson
Julian Stenson, Sr
Choeau
Belgium
Germany
Boyd
Army Air Forces
Eight Selectees Enter Armed Services From Local Area
The local Selective Service Board released eight names and addresses of men who left to serve on November 20. William Lloyd Andrews and Elton P Power entered the navy while Glen Winset Hood Earl Martin Larson Floyd William Rada Vaughn Breen William John Barrett Edgar Morton entered the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Selective Service System
Andrews
William Lloyd
Power
Navy
Hood
Glen Winset
Chateau
Bouma
Herman A. Farmington
Ernest
Elton P
Larson
Earl Martin
Fairfield
Rada
Floyd William
Vaughn
Breen
William John
Choteau
Barrett
Edgar Morton
Beaupre Cafe Reopens In Choteau By Coffmans
The Beaupre Cafe in Choteau reopens this week under new operators Mr and Mrs Ben Coffman of Augusta. Mrs Coffman previously ran Snyder Cafe for 12 years. They plan no grand opening, rather to get going and seek additional help for dining room service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Coffman
Augusta
Choteau
Beaupre Cafe
Bill Sorensen
Coffman
Snyder Cafe
Milwaukee R A Allocates $60 000 to Teton County War Loan
Teton county’s sixth War Loan will be credited with $60,000. Milwaukee Roads purchase of government securities totals $30,000,000 and covers all counties in 12 states. Montana is allocated $2,486,000 to be distributed among the counties the road serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee R. A
Teton County
Milwaukee Roads
Government Securities
Chicago
Montana
Choteau Soldier to Return Home on Pacific Furlough
Lt Col Eugine D. Mullins, Fort Douglas public relations officer, says Pfc Robert L. Hood, son of Mrs R L Hood of Choteau, will soon be home on furlough after 32 months in the Southwest Pacific. Mullins notes the Army rotation plan creates demand for advance return information from overseas theatres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Hood
Pacific
Eugine D. Mullins
Fort Douglas
Utah
Acantha
Robert L. Hood
R. L. Hood
Choteau
Southwest Pacific
Col. Mullins
Moose and Antelope Meat Sold Here By Game Officials
Deputy Wardens Bruce Neal and Ray Gibler officiated a Saturday meat sale at Wrixon's Market in Chateau. A moose and an illegally killed antelope were processed after being found entangled and shot near Gooseberry Park and the old Laconette ranch northwest of Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Neal
Ray Gibler
Wrixon
Chateau
Forest Service
Gooseberry Park
Big River
Kenneth Gleason
Clieve Grimsley
Old Laconette Ranch
Bynum
Forest Ranger Co. A
Bud” McNeal
Cheteau
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Dr. E. B. Maynard
Chateau Methodist Church
Army Hospital
R. L. Reickhoff
Dutton P. O Seraneusanmmvenanr
Citizens State Bank Hsenerenereseneee
Power P. Wdnesmrasacrispsnentareneyenneerene
National B’k Fairf'ld
Chateau P. Dedertepes Es Essenesevecer Tog
Nenenstace
Agawan P. QO
Pendrey P
Fairfield P. O Nantoaesssitgrsrensensresieniaet Ned
First Choteau
Magie
Pete Jensen
Gunner
Andrew A. Jenson
Albert Jenson
Yuma Army Air Field
Cpl. Jenson
Radio Operators and Mechanics School
Sioux Falls
S. D
Teton County High School
Air Base
John Dunckel
Baliga Merck Teton
Nelson Ety
Nordhagen Ecerepe Seremesqeovereet
Dahlin
Rose Sora
Olson
Acetricerae Hinman Shveneniticeneratpe
Passmere Éneteinel Stott
Morgan
Clarkson
F. U
Armed Services
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