Chateau Approves First Time Punch Board Licensing
The Chateau city council, at the November December sessions, granted 10 building permits and approved purchasing two new street lights parking and stop signs. They also approved city licensing of punch boards for retailers starting January 1 to boost revenue. Ben Chalmers was named airport commission chairman. Permits issued include Ray Davidson home on Hazletts addition lots 10-11 block 16 Tesch Implement front metal sign four cabins for Dave Buchanan originals lot 1-5 block5 and O G Meadows garage addition lots 16-18 block13 Sherburne Joe Briscoe residence addition lots 4-5 Looney tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Chateau
Ben Chalmers
Airport Commission
Ray Davidson
Hazlett
Tesch Implement
Dave Buchanan
O. G. Meadows
Sherburne
Joe Briscoe
Looney Tract
Eleanor R. Baker
Dutton Doctor Aids Polio Discovery From Chicago Tests
Dr. Frank M. Schabel Jr, formerly of Dutton, joins three other investigators in a Chicago epidemic study. Their hundreds of tests on ill and healthy children yield important new evidence that polio virus from throat regions is a common source of infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank M. Schabel, Jr
Dutton
Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Frank M. Schabel Jr
F. B. Gordon
William I. Fishbein
Albert E. Casey
Birmingham
Ala
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Schabel
Edna Otness Wed In Alaskan Village Outpost
Edna Otness of Chateau marries William Peterson of Seattle in Igloo Alaska becoming the first white couple wed in the remote Lutheran Mission chapel. Peterson works for the government at Fairbanks and the couple plan to join him after teaching and school duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Otness
Pete Otness
Chateau
Edna
William Peterson
Seattle
Igloo
Alaska
Peterson
Fairbanks
O. E. S. installs 18 officers at ceremony in Chateau
Fidelity chapter No. 18 of O. E. S. installed 18 officers at the Ma sonic hall in joint session with the Masonic lodge. Betty Coleman of Great Falls presided as worthy grand Esther.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity
Chateau
Betty Coleman
Great Falls
Grand Esther
General Grand
O. ES
Montana
Masonic Hall
Masonic Lodge
Velma Olsen
William Olsen
Lauretta Davison
Robert Davison
Olga W. Monkman
Joyce Robinson
Bess Hanson
Janet Wedum
Aileen Ferris
Marshal
Alice Salmond
Adah
Flora Parker
Ruth
Mary Ellen Burns
Esther
Elaine Tesch
Martha
Lois Davison
Bieda
Beatrice Stenson
Lola Zion
Sentinel
Eileen. Ferris
Wilbert Maynard
Brahm
Ferris
Coleman
William Irwin
Temple
Marie Nicol
Agnes Doolittle
Gordon Monkman
Women’s Club Presents Christmas Gifts to Welfare Office
The Choteau Women’s Club distributed many gifts to the county welfare supervisor Marion Warneke at a Christmas party. Two delegates will help with distribution next Monday. Mrs. Averill and Mrs. Kropp chaired, with Mrs. Davidson overseeing refreshments. The program included a business session, Christmas games with prizes, carols, a Jingle Bells dance, a lunch, and festive decorations. over 40 members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau and
General
Choteau Women’s Club
Marion Warneke
Women’s Club
Marion Averill
Paul Kropp
Beverly Davidson
ACA Heads Delegates Elected for County Area
Roy F. Morgan announced the results of Teton county meetings to elect Agricultural Conservation Association committeemen for 1948. The report lists community chairmen and members for Beck to Fairfield, with 13 delegates elected for the county convention in Chateau. Roy F. Morgan was re elected chairman, Jake Luinstra vice chairman, and M. B. Bolland elected regular member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Agricultural Conservation Association
Roy F. Morgan
ACA
Lst
Beck
Joe Primus
Lyall Schaefer
Norman Hagen
Pendrey
W. H. Wellenstein
Arnold Hoeschen
C. W. Field
Agawam
Joe Torgerson
H. H. Wuest
Ernest Weist
Collins
Chester Corey
Michael Horak
Eugene Baquet
Paul Mathis
Pairfield
Jake Luinstra
Choteau
M. B. Bolland
Dutton
Adam Dahlman
Power
Paul F. Mathis
Chateau
L. F. Robinson
Association
Sportsmen Adopt Six Resolutions At Great Falls Meet
North Central Montana Sportsmen's association approved six resolutions at a Great Falls meeting in the Hotel Rainbow. Resolutions seek changes to game bird laws to allow sunrise to sunset shooting on migratory birds pheasants and other upland birds. Delegates include Jess Gleason W Earl Hollar John Duffey and Martin Alzheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Sportsmen's Association
Hotel Rainbow
Great Falls
Chateau
Jess Gleason
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
W. Earl Hollar
John Duffey
Martin Alzheimer
Montana Wild Life Federation
Fish and Game Department of Conservation
Earl Hollar
Choteau High Band Delivers Pep at Hamilton Game
The Choteau high school band impressed fans at the Hamilton Choteau basketball game on Monday night. A 25‑member select group plus specialty numbers highlighted the season’s best appearance. Clifford Lucene Galbraith led acts with assist by Jean Zier and Jeanette Huffman, a clown routine during halftime. Sandra Sue Hanusa played accordion for the Hamilton segment. Joan Schneider and Miss Galbraith performed a twirling exhibition. The program was arranged by Wilbert Maynard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Lucene Galbraith
Jean Zier
Jeanette Huffman
Hamilton
Sandra Sue Hanusa
Joan Schneider
Miss Galbraith
Wilbert Maynard
Hospital Meeting Set
The annual Te ton Memorial Hospital association meeting is scheduled for Monday night January 19 1948 at 8 o clock in the court room of the courthouse. Members are urged to attend and unpaid pledges should be paid before the gathering, says secretary A Bernard Gradal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Court House
A. Bernard Gravdal
Lions Club Christmas Party For Chateau Kiddies
The Lions Club schedules a kiddies Christmas party on Tuesday December 23 at 7 30 pm in the Mason Temple auditorium. Lions members may adopt one or more children for the evening by notifying R E Nelson by December 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Lions
Lions Without Kiddies
R. E. Nelson
Masonic Temple
Nelson
Choteau Beats Benton Brones In Week's Play
The Hamilton Brones, last year’s Montana class B state champions, fell to Choteau 41-36 on Monday night. Choteau also edged Fort Benton 31-30 on Friday at Longhorn court, leading 20-6 at halftime in the decisive game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rose
Hamilton
Choteau
Jim Jackson
Anderson
Gerkie
Maus
Hamilton Brones
Montana
Bulldogs
Fort Benton
Longhorn Court
Chateau
Choteau Bulldogs Host St Marys in Undefeated Showdown
The Choteau Bulldogs, still undefeated, meet St Marys Mustangs at the Choteau gym this Saturday night at 8. A preliminary game is set for 7. St Marys has defeated Helena Cathedral Centerville and Cascade this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
St. Marys Mustangs
Choteau Gym
St. Marys
Helena Cathedral
Centerville
Cascade
Hamilton Amplifies Lead Before Choteau Rally
The third stanza featured an 11 point Broncs advantage as Hamilton produced an aggressive push. A third quarter burst by Hamilton against Chateau reserves narrowed the gap to 25-20 and 29-24 before Choteau’s first unit returned. Hamilton kept scoring after the return, but the margin narrowed while the Chateau lineup regrouped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Chateau
Choteau
Page Four
Teton County Chosen For Red Cross Nurse Class
Teton county is selected to promote Red Cross home nursing with a course titled Care of the Sick. Instructors include Mrs. Riley Hensley of Fairfield and Mrs. Pat Granger of Chateau. The first class starts Jan. 19, limited to 10 students, with 12 hours of instruction and no charge. County leader is Mrs. Phil Doughty, assisted by local officials. Miss Irene Yerk of the American Red Cross also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
Red Cross
Riley Hensley
Fairfield
Pat Granger
Chateau
Phil Doughty
Bud Taylor
Stuart Meyers
Paul Hensleigh
Frank Zgoda
Irene Yerk
American Red Cross
Hensley
Granger
Cheteau Independents Open Home Schedule Tonight
The Cheteau Independents host Great Falls East Army Air base at Cheteau High School gym at 8 p.m. with a squad including Cecil Cole Bob Maynard Lowell Scott Bob Dellno Lee Lehnertz Dick Nordhagen Bob Olson Don Passmore and three oil crew members. Howard Anderson is manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheteau
Roxy Christmas Show Free For Kids
A free Christmas Eve show for children is set at the Roxy Theatre with the Chateau American Legion post. The program includes Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in In Hollywood a cartoon and a newsreel, plus a Santa appearance and candy for attendees. Adults may enter after kids if seating remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxy Theatre
Chateau American Legion Post
Bud Abbot
Lou Costello
Hollywood
Reid
Santa Claus
Assembly of God pastors move as Chateau church closes
Due to inadequate living quarters the Assembly of God church at Chateau will close temporarily. Pastor Virginia Parks will likely transfer to Belt after visiting Minneapolis. Pastor Gina Kittelson plans to return to Minneapolis. Rev Ben Gottschalk and wife will teach Sunday school at Chateau at 2 30 pm in a yet unnamed location. Bonnie Sala, now Mrs John Gottschalk, attends a Seattle Bible school before missionary service in the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Church
Chateau
Virginia Parks
Gina Kittelson
Miss Kittelson
Minneapolis
Miss Parks
Belt
Ben Gottschalk
Dutton Assembly of God Church
Bonnie Sala
John Gottschalk
Assembly of God
Christmas Carol Singing Planned For This Sunday
Carols will be sung citywide this Sunday by choirs from First Methodist and Trinity Lutheran churches. Meet at Trinity Lutheran at 8:30 p m for transportation. director is Mrs Arnold Hanusa. Special stops possible for sick or shut ins upon request to Rev Engdahl Rev Grandal or Mrs Hanusa. After singing, lunch will be served in Lutheran parlors by the Lutheran Ladies and W S C S. Christmas organ music will be amplified by loudspeaker from Trinity Lutheran’s Hammond organ each night 530 to 830 starting next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Grandal
Hanusa
Trinity Lutheran Church
Gravdal
Teton Cattle Owners Seek Bangs Disease Tests
Cho teau Fairfield area ranchers are urged to register with the county extension office in Choteau to have cattle tested for Bangs disease. County agent Raymond Kelly says list counts of cows, heifers, and calves. tests by Dr. B O Fisher of Great Falls are planned for early January, with route planning needed now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau-Fairfield
Choteau
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
B. O. Fisher
Great Falls
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Schabel
Thee
Dutton High School
University of Washington At
University of Chicago
Gwen
Frank Ste
Stephen
Alabama
Japan
Benton
Brones
Teton
Cheteau Independents
Roxy
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!