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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1946

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Chateau to Open Tourney With Bulldogs Favored

Chateau and Fairfield are favored in the three day sub district tournament at Fair Field with Choteau undefeated. Simms and Cascade receive byes as four teams advance to Great Falls for finals. Injuries abet cautious lineup as L Dahlin scores 20 and Nelson nurses a sprained thumb.

Chateau Bulldogs Fairfield Simms Power -Dutton Augusta Cascade Great Falls Chateau Duncker Dunkers Power Dutton Choteau Augustine Greene Bulldogs Power Chateau Nordhagen Arensmeyer L. Dahlin Nelson

Warren Daley Shin Killed by Japanese Forces in World War II

Halvor Daley, a Chateau accountant, received a letter from Navy Secretary James Forrestal stating Warren Daley, aviation machinist’s mate third class aged 23, was killed by the Japanese on April 27, 1945 after his aircraft went down near Tamquitam Indo China. Daley had been listed missing since January 26, 1945, with early speculation he survived the crash and was in a jungle outpost. Two crew members later liberated from Japanese custody said the plane’s crew survived and were helped by French forces to Pleiku.

Halvor Daley Chateau James Forrestal Secretary of the Navy Daley Warren Tamquitam Indo-China Pleiku

Vet Administration Officer To Visit Here On Thursday Next Week

A. G. Funk, a contact representative of the Veterans Administration, will visit Chateau on Thursday February 21 for his monthly community outreach. He will assist veterans or dependents in filing claims and explain other benefits. his Chateau headquarters will be in the P. M. A. office on the Larson building ground floor.

A. G. Funk Veterans Administration Chateau Funk Larson Building

Charles A Straight Dies at Cut Bank Veteran and Former Garage Owner

Charles A Straight 57, once garage owner at Chateau, died after a four week illness in Cut Bank on Tuesday. Funeral services set for 2 PM at Elks Temple Cut Bank, burial at Grown Hill Cemetery. A World War I veteran, he also worked as a railway telephone operator at Bell and ran garages in Browning and Chateau. February is hospital month for Teton county.

Charles A. Straight Chateau Cut Bank Tuesay Elks Temple Grown Hill Straight Bell Browning

Hanson Brothers Attend Rites Of Former Resident

Martin and Oliver Hanson learned Saturday afternoon that their sister Mabel Hanson Beyer died in Salem Oregon. The brothers left immediately with Martin Swanson as details remained unavailable. She was a former Chateau resident who had lived there for years.

Martin Oliver Hanson Harvey Beyer Mabel Hanson Salem Ore Hanson Brothers Martin Swanson Acantha Beyer Chateau

Wool Meeting Slated At Great Falls

Wool enthusiasts in Teton county can attend a one day meeting at Great Falls on Friday February 22. The program is a cooperative effort of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station and the Montana Extension Service with speakers from UC Davis and Montana state staff. Topics include wool grading sampling shrinkage stock selection and breeding improvement with fleece samples used in demonstrations. The event runs from 10 a m to 3 or 4 p m.

Great Falls Maurice Zimmerman Teton County Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Montana Extension Service J. F. Wilson University of California Clark Agricultural Experiment Station Bozeman F. A. Balton Zimmerman

Red Cross Drive Aims for 100 Million National Fund

The Teton county Red Cross seeks 2010 to help the national goal of 100 million in peacetime fundraising. Chair C W Burns notes 36.6 percent local retention after last year overage, with work at field stations aiding veterans, pensions, and foreign war brides. Ted Halvorson announces March 1 start and asks broad support as local leaders head drives through March, with April returns for final tabulation.

Teton County Red Cross National Red Cross C. W. Burns Red Cross Drive Burns Naval Veterans Administration Ted Halvorson Apie Chateau Thomas Liscum George Sabo Collins Deheny Glen Inbody Ralph Caskey Avawam Paul Kropp Farmington Gregor Tangen Henry Nyhus Dutton and Diamond Valley George Sollid Bole Walter Dauwalder Power G. H. Deethardt Fairfield Beverly Graves Belleview C. Wilson Gray Greenfield Dave Swenby Jacob Schmidt Spring Valley Roy Hanberg Herbert Vance

Mrs W W Cole Remembered In Fairfield Area

Mrs Wheeler Cole 61 died suddenly last Thursday at home near Fairfield after a heart attack. A charter Congregational church member and first president of Community Ladies Aid, she also led Teton's Oldest Settlers. Hundreds attended the funeral at Fairfield's Community Congregational church with local and Seattle relatives among mourners.

Wheeler Cole Fairfield Teton County Chateau Community Congregational Church W. B. Crittenden Airs Earl Zimmerman Seat ‘Tle Tom Radcliffe J. A. Shoquist al Meyers Martin Olson Carl Carlson John Amondson Paul Kropp Jay Robinson Isle of Somewhere Lloyd Croxford Clifford Hughes Cole Maude Ethel Crit

Kilroy Mystery In Wartime Chalk Drawings Across Worlds

A humorous wartime memo notes Kilroy graffiti appearing everywhere from beaches to Paris cafes and concentration camps. The item cites Fort Ord Panorama and Manila sidewalks, calling Kilroy a worldwide joke carried into peace.

Kilroy Signs Reported Across Fort Lawton and Montana

The Coffey Hour reports chalked Kilroy graffiti at Fort Lawton Oklahoma with lines like Kilroy Was Thrown Out of Here He Stank and Kilroy Did K P Here Kilroy Goofed Off Here Kilroy Sat Here Kilroy Died Here Dont Worry About Kil roy Hes All Right A possible origin linked to Martin Carmichael who found Kilroy Born Here on a Salmon River cabin log Theories suggest Staff Sgt Max V Kilroy from Great Falls Montana sparked the signs and Kilroy signs have appeared in various places including a Southern regional hospital ward and San Quentin News

Montana Kilroy Fort Ord Fort Lawton Okla K. P Martin Carmichael Granite Knoll Idaho Salmon River Challise Brother Kilroy Max V. Kilroy Great Falls Southern Regional

Donor Push Nears Goal for Teton Memorial Hospital

A Teton hospital committee spoke at the Legion hall Tuesday pledging 90 000 more to reach a 120 000 goal for a 25 bed facility to serve Chateau. They reported trimming costs and expressed optimism the hospital will be built once the full donations are secured.

Teton Memorial Hospital Concensus of Hospital Association Legion Hall Chateau Struc

Burbank Will Leaves 5271 For Chateau Cemetery

The district court distributed 5271.17 to Chateau cemetery fund from the late A C Burbank estate. Executor city clerk Joan G Jackson noted the fund addition will boost cemetery upkeep and landscape improvements.

A. C. Burbank City of Chateau Burbank Joan G. Jackson Choteau Teton County

AAA Leaders Meet In Choteau On Saturday For Agriculture Plans

Agricultural leaders from all parts of Teton county will gather at Chateau in Choteau on Saturday to discuss the 1946 Agricultural Conservation program. State AAA and Extension Service reps from Bozeman who attended the Lewistown convention will join the Feb 16 meeting to review production goals price supports labor conservation needs and county fund allocations. The county committee chaired by Roy F. Morgan with M. B. Bolland and W. H. Wellenstein as members and County Agent Maurice Zimmerman urge all committeemen and agricultural leaders to attend. The morning session will cover goals price supports labor and conservation needs and will interest business men. The meeting starts at 10 a.m. in the Choteau courtroom.

Teton County Chateau AAA Extension Service Bozeman Lewistown Roy F. Morgan M. B. Bolland W. H. Wellenstein Maurice Zimmerman Choteau

Legion Auxiliary to Hold Lunch and Food Sale Benefit

The Legion Auxiliary will offer a lunch and food sale on Saturday February 23 at the old Legion clubrooms from 11 a m until 8 p m. Net proceeds will go to Teton Memorial Hospital and everyone is invited.

Teton Memorial Hospital The Legion Auxiliary Legion

Camera Fans Invited to Chateau Camera Club Meet

Chateau camera club holds first meeting since fall tonight at 8 pm at the Hutchinson apartment in the Chateau hotel. Open to all ages with interest in photography. no gear required. Dues are ten cents monthly. officers include Carl Wedum president Gibson Monkman secretary treasurer and D W Hutchinson publicity chair.

Chateau Camera Club Carl Wedum Hutchinson Chateau Hotel Wedum Fairfield Dutton The Gibson Monkman D. W. Hutchinson

Hospital admissions in Great Falls total 13300 last year

About 13300 people entered two Great Falls hospitals last year with 29 percent from Teton county. Roughly 1220 Teton residents received treatment and hospitalization while county costs exceeded $100000 for hospital care, excluding doctors’ fees and clinics.

Great Falls Teton County Teton

Lions Club Drives Fund for Local Hospital Project

The Lions Club outlines a fundraising push for the Teton Memorial hospital project with in kind support from the county including sand and traver. Excavation, labor, and real estate are to be provided by volunteers while canvassing continues in Chateau precinct wards two and efforts to consult a contractor by month end proceed.

Ture Teton Memorial Hospital Chateau Choteau Lions Club

Scotty McLeod Speaks to Lions on Army Service and Local Plans

Lion A Hensley introduced Capt Colin Scotty McLeod who shared three years of army service in France Germany and England with focus on postwar Germany. Lions heard about Montanans Inc meeting in Helena and tourist accommodations. The club donated 300 to Memorial hospital and Chateau Merchants beat Brady 47 to 36 in Brady with next games set at home on Feb 27.

Lions Club American Legion Lion A! Hensley Colin Scotty) McLeod W J. Shirley France Germany England Lion Ray Nelson Montanans, Inc Helena Chateau Zimmerman Lion Ken Sturgis Sorenson Lion Sturgis Memorial Hospital Chateau Merchants Brady McGann Dellno Merchants Walier

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Eagles Warren Daley Shin Warren Daley Charles Straight W. W.cole Mrs. Wheeler Cole SpeTial St. Valentine Hazel Manila Coffey Scotty” McLeod Lions
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