Community Happenings Fill Teton Area Social Scene
Mrs. E R Dial and Opal McGrew hosted 17 hospital staff at a sewing club. A whist game between Masons and Odd Fellows runs 10 weeks with losers hosting treats. Numerous local residents attend meetings, travels, and engagements across Chateau, Fairfield, Conrad, and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Dial
Opal McGrew
Teton Memorial Hospital
Masons and
OddFellows
American Legion C
James Smith
Legion Hall
Emil Jackson
Fairfield
Jay Thody
Conrad
Thody
Teton Memorial
St. Mary's Hospital
Jay
Robert Lamma
Brady
Bynum
Hazel Taylor
June Olson
Las Vegas
California
Beach
Grant Canfield
Dutton
Chateau
Eldon Cook
Stanley Gunther
Great Falls Commercial College
George Gunther
William Forrest
Dean Babst
Great Falls
Dean
William Riggs
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Calif
George Carroll
Helena
Carroll
Joe Seals
Notice of Sale of County Property Lots in Chateau Hazletts Addition
The sale of county property lots 25 26 27 and 28 block 48 Chateau Hazletts Addition was postponed from December 29 1955 to February 6 1956 at 2 00 PM and will be held February 6 1956 at 2 00 PM The sale is by Teton County Commissioners G E Monkman Clerk of the Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Hazletts
Teton County
G. E. Monkman
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting Announcement
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit will hold its regular meeting Monday evening February 6 at 8 pm in Legion Hall. A program is planned and a social hour will follow. Auxiliary members are urged to attend Sunday February 5 in the Back to God movement of the American Legion at their church of choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
The
American Legion
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Births
Patient admissions list includes Amelia Randall of Choteau Ronald Neckstad Pendrey Betty Allum of Choteau Fred Larson of Fairfield Charles Peck s wife Winifield Graves of Fairfield John Huseth Pairfield and Orville Cheetham of Dutton Mrs Lloyd Maphies of Fairfield Beverly Herman of Fairfield and Mrs Reuben Getts of Dupuyer Mrs Raymond Weist of Choteau Birth records note a daughter to Mrs Charles Peck of Choteau Discharges include Mrs Ted Hoopes and infant daughter Fort Shaw Mrs Clifford Guzregen of Choteau Victor Pepton of Augusta Mrs James Hightower Jr Tom Tresedder of Augusta Ronald Neckstad and Pendrey Betty Allum of Chateau Mrs Lied Maphies of Fairfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Randall
Choteau
Ronald Neckstad
Pendrey Bety Allum
Fred Larson
Fairfield
Charles Peck
Winifield Graves
John Huseth Pairfield
Orville Cheetham
Dutton
Lloyd Maphies
Beverly Herman
Reuben Getts
Dupuyer
Raymond Weist
Ted Hoopes
Fort
Legion Back to God Program Slated For Next Sunday
The American Legion posts designate February 5 as Four Chaplains Sunday and urge Legionnaires and Auxiliary members to attend church with families as part of the Back to God Movement. National leaders plan a New York City TV radio program from 12 30 to 1 00 PM on NBC with Eisenhower previously appearing. the movement promotes worship, daily family prayer, and religious education for children. Members are asked to wear caps to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Legion
New York City
NBC
Add Wagner
Joseph MacCarroll
Eisenhower
Deadline Set For Northern Class B Tourney Tickets
Feb 10 is the deadline for orders of season reserved seat tickets for the Northern Class B Division basketball tournament in Conrad. Ticket arrival date is not yet announced. Season tickets cost $6 and can be ordered at the Chateau High School office by Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Chateau High School
Rainbow Girls Install Officers for 1956 in Public Ceremony
Chateau Assembly No. 54 of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls installed officers for the first term of 1956 on January 16 in a public ceremony. Gayle Armstrong of Pendroy and Herb Armstrong of Choteau welcomed the new Worthy Advisor and listed officers including Faye Baker, Arlene Depner, Fern Cherry, Marlene Weist, Margaret Taylor, Doris Rowley, and many others. The Advisory Board was installed with Mrs. Lucille Howard as Mother Advisor and several other officers named. additional board members from Augusta and Fairfield were scheduled for later installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Assembly No. 54
Order of the Rainbow For
Gayle Armstrong
Jack Wellenstein
Pendroy
Herb Armstrong
Choteau
Gayle
Choteau High School
Faye Baker
Arlene Depner
Charity
Fern
Power Volunteer Fire Dept Firemen’s Ball Set for February 4
The annual Firemen’s Ball at Power Volunteer Fire Department is scheduled for Saturday evening February 4. Proceeds fund equipment purchases and maintenance for the local department. Officers include Emil Bakke chief Roallie Emech assistant chief and Ray Murphy secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Power Volunteer Fire Department
Emil Bakke
Roallie Emech
Ray Muryphy
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Chocolate Angel Food
Duncan Hines
Angel Food
Choteau Lockers & Groceries
V.P.W
Eddie Morris
Johanna Nordhagen
Charlies Eschhorn
Scoby
George Eichhorn
Walter Edwards
Montana Association of Plumbing Contractors
Oscar Threnson
Percy DeWolfe
Babb
Dean Swenson
Bill Sabo
Jim Jarottimek
Minneapolis
Harold Hinman
Harry van DeReit
Ethridge
Leonard Olson
Reece S‘lve
Riley Hensley
Olson
Silve
Hensley
Martin Schultz
Alfred Baumgarner
Jane
Ronald Brumberger
A. Brumberger
South
Miss Baumgartner
Alpha Iota Sorority
Miss Huebner
Northwest Institute of Medical Technology
Arno Huebner
Garnaville
Carl Star
Safeway
Butte
Ray Kelly
Lester Giese
Power
George “Buster” Cook
Rockford, Mich
Pian Cook
James Peebles
Fort Quappile
Canada
Kate Stewart
Morris Teterud
Chateau Last Monay
Stuart
Chester Thomas
Pendray
Jake Luinstra
Hans Anderson
Arnold Hanson
Anderson
Jim
Earl Larson
Carl Larson
Seattle
Larson Brothers
George Talifson
Morris Talifson
Bill Pinnell
Kodiak
Alaska
Tobe Talifson
Kalispell
George Tweet
Joe
Teton Pharmacy Ee
Montana
Wedum
American Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Back
Deadline
Rainbow Girls
Lara Hensley
Louise Hilling
Max Hansen
Lrentwood
Vla
Penney
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