Free chest X ray exams to screen for tuberculosis
North Teton residents may get free chest X rays with a mobile unit announced by Iona Zgoda Chateau chair man. The unit will visit Choteau and nearby towns January 5 to 10 with area captains arranging house to house canvassing and individual appointments.
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North Teton County
Iona Zgoda
Chateau
Mobile Unit
Choteau
Agawam
Collins
Farmington
Bole
Pendroy
Bynum
Dutton
Power
Southwest
Ike Denison
Lester George
R. E. Davidson
Robert Stromswald
Emil Depner
G. Tangen
Leslie Chalmers
Clark Inbody
Arthur Weist
Choteau West and Southwest
Vincent Ward
Rae Gint Dutton
Oscar Mehl
Owen Loftsgaarden
Choteau High School
Moose Lodge postpones youth and old-time nights
The Moose Lodge will suspend Wednesday night old-time dances and Kids Night through the holiday season and resume on Thursdays starting January 8. Youth use runs 7:30 to 9 p.m. with old-time dancing from 9:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. on the same Thursdays.
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Moose Lodge
Fire Department Responds to Two Week Fires in Choteau
The Choteau Fire Dept. battled two small fires last week. On Thursday a blaze in a cow barn owned by Don Lear near Choteau charred the barn and burned baled hay but plumbing fixtures were saved. On Tuesday a bonfire near the high school spread to brush in high wind and was extinguished by firefighters.
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Choteau
Don Lear
Globe Trotters to Play at Fairfield Exhibition
The Harlem Globe Trotters, 1946-47 pro champions, visit Fairfield this Sunday for an exhibition game against the National Guard team of Great Falls. The event is organized by the Fairfield Lettermen's club, the Great Falls Booster club, and Nick Mariana of Great Falls.
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Harlem Globe Trotters
United States
Fairfield
National Guard
Great Falls
Fairfield Lettermen’s Club
Nick Mariana
Permit Granted for Temporary Garage by City Council
Elmer R. Baker was granted a permit by the city council to construct a temporary garage. The item belonged to the Acantha listing of permits from last week.
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Elmer R. Baker
Star of Bethlehem guiding all humanity through Christmas
Rev H L Engdahl extols a world wide Christian doctrine as the star of Bethlehem leads rich and poor alike to worship Christ. He cites Luke and John, noting Christmas has long been kept holy by Christians across ages and places, continuing to reflect the message of Christ in hearts and life. Continues on Page 12.
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Bethlehem
Mack
Brown
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Luke
John
Mother
Sub Debs Thank Supporters for Chateau High Dance
The Sub-Debs of Chateau High School thanked the public for support at their Monday night formal in Masonic Hall. Prizes went to Arthur Weist for a clock, Jess Lantz for a dress set, and Lee Corbett for a lamp. the hall was attractively decorated in Christmas mode and well attended.
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Chateau High School
Masonic Hall
Arthur Weist
Jess Lantz
Lee Corbett
Harold Engdahl
Santa Claus
Pendray
Elizabeth Rosengren
Christmas Challenge by Rev Burleson Reflects on Christmas signs
The piece questions evidences of Christmas such as decorations colors lights and songs. It ponders whether calendars lights evergreen trees and gifts signal the season and asks readers to consider lasting peace beyond the fleeting holiday.
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Rev
T. M. Burleson
Christmas s 1947 By Rev A Bernard Grandal
A meditation on Christmas 1947 urging Christ to be central to the holiday and critiquing superficial celebration. It asks if the era brings peace and goodwill or repeats old feuds, and contrasts festive excess with true Christian reverence.
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Christ
Varied Christmas Programs Highlight Chateau Yuletide
Across Chateau and nearby areas children and families enjoyed festive events. The Roxy hosted a Santa visit with Abbott and Costello in Hollywood, candy, and a free show. Lions and Masons held parties for youths. churches held pageants and choirs with hundreds attending, including a 107-child Lutheran program titled The Name of Jesus.
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Old St. Nick
Roxy Theatre
Roxy
Chateau American Legion Post
Abbott and Costello
Hollywood
Chateau
Masonic Hall
Lions Club
Mrs H J Moon Taken Sudden Near Pendroy
Mrs H J Moon 56 of Pendroy died Saturday en route to a hospital after a heart attack. Requiem Mass held at St Joseph's Church in Pendroy with Rev James J Sheerin. Burial in local cemetery. Survived by four sons Herbert Bertram Irvin and Harold, three brothers Robert August Frank and a sister Lizzie Christian. Pallbearers named Clarence Rose Arnold Hoeschen Jack Campbell Otto Schaefer Tony Schaefer Charles Purkett.
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H. J. Moon
Pendroy
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
James J Sheerin
Moon
Albany
Minn
August Muske
Teton County
Herbert
Dupuyer
Bertram
Pendrey
Irvin
Chateau
Harold
Havre
Robert
August
Frank
Lizzie Christian
Clarence Rose
Arnold Hoeschen
Jack Campbell
Otto Schaefer
Tony Schaefer
Charles Purkett
Funeral Service For Mary Bair Held Tuesday
Mary Belle Bair 83 a longtime Teton settler died after a two week illness and was buried in Chateau cemetery. She helped found Fidelity chapter No 18 O E S and served in multiple offices, while her husband J G Bair held key lodges roles. Out of town relatives attended from Wenatchee Washington and Seattle.
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Mary Belle Bair
Teton
Chateau
Methodist Church
Harold Eng~dahl
Ladies of Fidelity Chapter
O. EB. S. Jodge
Bair
Heltonville
Ind
Teton County
J. G. Bair
Fidelity Chapter No. 18
Chateau In
Montana
James Robinson
Denzil McDonald
Tom Larson
Hampton Bloom
R. E. Nelson
George Coffey
Arthur B. Ramsey
Wenatchee
Wash
T. W. Ramsey
Seattle
Ferd Weyer Buried At Choteau Cemetery
Ferd Weyer, about 69, longtime homesteader at Bole, died of a heart attack in Fairfield last Wednesday. He collapsed after dinner and died before aid arrived. Known as The Mayor of Bole, he settled there in 1914 and was the town’s only resident. Surviving relatives include his brother Pete Weyer of Idaho, a sister in Chicago, and a sister-in-law Mrs W L Reynolds of Fairfield.
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Ferd Weyer
Bole
Fairfield
Choteau
Weyer
Pete Weyer
Idaho
Chicago
W. L. Reynolds
Trap Shoot Slated At Choteau Sunday
The veterans of Foreign Ways present a turkey ham and chicken shoot at the golf course hill trap grounds east of Choteau this Sunday December 28. The shoot starts at 10 am and lunch is served in the afternoon by the VFW auxiliary. Rifle shoots and winner versus winner contests are planned.
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Veterans of Foreign Ways
Golf Course
Hill Trap Grounds
Choteau
VFW
American Legion Team To Play Guard Unit In Independent Game
The Choteau American Legion town team, after beating the Great Falls army air base quintet last Thursday, hosts the National Guard of Montana from Great Falls this Saturday night at Choteau high school gym. Game time is 8 o clock. Local fans urged to attend.
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Choteau American Legion
Great Falls Army Air Base
National Guard of Montana From
Great Falls
Choteau High School
Wins New Car Bill Tresler Wins Chevrolet in Conrad
William Bill Tresler of Chateau won a 1947 Chevrolet car last week in a Woodmen of America giveaway at Conrad. He reportedly sold the car back to the Conrad organization for $1,000.
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Bill Tresler
Chateau
Woodmen of America
Conrad
Same
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H. L.engdahl
James J. Sheerin
A. Bernard Grandal
Allegory
Trinity Lutheran Sunday School
Burr Huffman
Jesus
A. B. Grandal
Mary Bair
Mrs
American Legion
Masonic, Moose Halls