Eliza Riley Dies at 83 in Conrad Hospital
Mrs Eliza A Riley age 83 died in Conrad hospital after eight months as a patient Born February 20 1872 in Viroqua Wisconsin She married Frank Riley February 5 1903 relocated to Eastern Montana in 1911 and Conrad in 1923 Survivors include sons Kenneth Pendroy Everett Conrad daughter Amy Langbell Conrad brother Charles Long Beach granddaughter Mrs Clifton Swanson Pendroy two other grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Conrad Presbyterian Church.
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Eliza Riley
Conrad Hospital
Eliza A Riley
Conrad
Mrs. Riley
Viroqua
Wis
Frank Riley
Montana
Pendroy
Everett
Amy Langbell
Charles
Long Beach
Clifton Swanson
Conrad Presbyterian Church
Rev
A. Cooper
Anniversary Of Scouting Observed At Troop Meeting
A Lion Hall gathering marked 46 years of scouting with a pantomime of key events and a reading of scout history from 1909 to 1956. Dominic Reed traced Baden Powell and Boyce origins. Burr Huffman, Leo Murphy, Elmer Erickson depicted early figures.
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Lions Hall
Dominic Reed
Andy Anderson
Jim Connole
Flying Eagle Patrol
Anderson
Lions Boy Scout Committee
Robert Baden-Powell
England
United States
William D Boyce
London
Boyce
America
Boy Scouts
Burr Huffman
Baden-Powell
Leo Murphy
William D. Boyce
Elmer Erickson
Boy Scouts of America
Bud Moulton
Bob McAuley
John Connole
Ralph Hodges
Arnold Hanusa
Guard Units Begin Recruiting Drive Next Mon. Feb. 13
Montana National Guard units from Bozeman Billings Helena and cities statewide launch recruiting Feb. 13 with emphasis on parental guidance. Colonel William C. Benson notes enlistment offers home training pay schools and promotion prospects while serving with local units. Armories listed in Bozeman Billings Helena Harlowton Lewistown Glendive Miles City Fairview Sidney Culbertson Plentywood Glasgow Malta Chinook Havre Choteau Dillon.
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Bozeman
163D Armored Cavalry Regiment
Montana National Guard
William C. Benson
Benson
Billings
Helena
Harlowton
Lewistown
Glendive
Miles City
Fairview
Sidney
Culbertson
Plentywood
Glasgow
Malta
Chinook
Havre
Choteau
Dillon
Power Pirates host Central JVs in key conference clash
The Power Pirates host Great Falls Central JVs and Fresh on Saturday night February 11 in Power marking the first visit by Central to Power. A Power win secures second place in the conference behind Simms Tigers with Cascade and Brady close behind. Simms finished conference play 10-2. Power stands 8-3 with Cascade and Brady at 7-4. District Tournament in Great Falls February 23-25, winners advance to Northern Divisional in Choteau.
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Power Pirates
Great Falls Central Jvs
Power
Bucs
Centerville
Power Club
Simms Tigers
Simms
Collins Boosters 4 H Club Receives $25 From Power Company
The Collins Boosters 4 H club of Teton county is named among ten Montana clubs honored with a $25 award by the Montana Power Company. The award recognizes training at meetings, member demonstrations, and fair exhibits. Selection is made by the State Extension Service in Bozeman.
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Collins Boosters
Teton County
Montana Power Company
State Extension Service
Bozeman
FOR SALE Listings Across Wide Montana Area
Multiple farm offerings include 400 acre tract with 250 cultivated and 100 summer fallowed and 100 breakable ground near highway with 3200 by granary priced at 40 per acre. Also 920 acres with 650 farmed and 480 acre 5 year lease plus 20 miles NW of Cut Bank. Nearby 1120 acre farm with 700 grazing acres and 280 lease acres at 50 per acre. Phone 3543 or box 608 Chateau or box 606 Choteau.
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Choteau
Rea
Cut Bank
Bulldogs Secure Conference Wins at Walier and Sunburst
Chateau Bulldogs beat Valier 59-46 and Sunburst 50-44 on the road. Jay Dunckel led scorers with 23 at Walier and 14 at Sunburst, while Wes Higgins tied for 14 in the Sunburst game. Olson sat out with a sprained ankle, and Chateau faces Browning next.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Carl Olson
Bulldogs
Walier
Sunburst
Valier
Chateau
Jay Dunckel
Clark Olson
Wes Higgins
Bulldog
Hggins
Cherry
Browning
Browning Indians
Indians
Shelby Coyotes
Holy Name Society Names New Officers
The Holy Name Society of Choteau and Bynum held its officer election on Jan 10 at Cedric Schroeder s home. Elected for 1956 were Walter W Scott president Cedric Schroeder vice president and John Duffey secretary treasurer. Outgoing officers were Jack Lear president Dr Charles Boussard vice president and Ralph Hodges secretary treasurer. A program committee of Leon Murphy C Schroeder and R Hodges was chosen and plans for a Communion breakfast and lectures were discussed.
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Holy Name Society of Choteau
Bynum
Cedric Schroeder
Walter W. Scott
John Duffey
Jack Lear
Charles Boussard
Ralph Hodges
Leon Murphy
C. Schroeder
R.hodges
Jalse
Western Register
Classy Cuties 4-H Club Holds January Meeting
The Classy Cuties 4-H club met January 28 at Pamela Bleecker’s home. Officers include President Carol Dale, Vice President Roberta Edwards, Secretary Barbara Standish, Council Pamela Bleecker and Linda Davidson, song leader Janet Standish, reporter Beatrice Barton. Next, a combined business meeting and party is set for February 11 at Carol Dale’s, with Pam speaking on vegetables and Barbara demonstrating serving and storage.
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Pamela Bleecker
Carol Dale
Roberta Edwards
Barbara Standish
Linda Davidson
Janet Standish
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George “Buster” Cook
Rockford, Mich
Gus Kade
JELLO
Pound Cello
Prune Juice del Monte
Sunny Hills
Chevrolet Co
Chateau, Montana
Ned
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FORD
Chevrolet Company
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Chateau Drug
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Franklin
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Town Country Clothing
Army Wool & Cotton
Mojud
Peir
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