Anderson Explores Americanism In Legion Talk
Colonel LeRoy Anderson Conrad spoke before the Chateau American Legion and auxiliary at a February meeting. He said Americanism means different things to Soviets DP and Americans, and praised U S strength and liberty while warning against Russian aggression and subversion. He noted U S production at 45.5 percent and argued a balanced force plus industrial power wins wars.
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LeRoy Anderson
Conrad
Chateau American Legion and Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Anderson
Pondera County
Europe
Washington
Lincoln
Colonel Anderson
U. S
Malone Anderson
Ele
Russia
U.S
Chateau Legionnaires
United States
S. James Smith
American Legion
Legion Hall
McKee Plans Return To Marshall Islands After Choteau Visit
Ray McKee, recently working for Holmes and Narver in the Marshall Islands, returns to Choteau for a short visit before resuming a six month contract. The islands between the Philippines and Hawaii host Navy atomic tests. workers are paid high wages and send salaries to U.S. banks.
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Ray McKee
Choteau
Marshall Islands
McKee
United States
Holmes and Narver, Inc
U. S. Navy
Army
Philippines
Hawaii
Navy
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Births Report
Hospital records list numerous admissions and discharges at Teton Memorial Hospital. It notes births to Mr and Mrs Robert Anderson of Fairfield, with many patients from Choteau Fairfield Pendroy Dupuyer Augusta Vaughn and Neiffer.
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Noirs
Norma Anderson
Fairfield
Emma Hawthorne
Patricia Kloppel
Edmund Fose
Pendroy
Mors
Cliff Bosdle
Choteau
Lucy Cherry
Orie Dean
Neiffer
Chris Johnson
Peas
Katie Gebhart
Pendro
Martha Stenson
Oral CG
Meadows
Dennis Trowbridge
Phil Doughty
Augusta
Clifford Gray
Kristopher Komarek
Dave Salois
Dupuyer
Frances Mitchell
Vaughn
Rose Connor
Robert Anderson
Joe Tomayer
Clarence Hamann
Edward McFarren
Jack Erwin
Winrde Talifson
Turval
Lolerih
Fred Mitchell
Wesley Harris
Emma Hinthorne
Edmound Rose
Orle Dean
Nelffer
Fred Barribal
Chioteau
Phil Lioughbty
Moose Lodge Rifle Range Opens For Public Shooting
The Chateau Moose Lodge expands its rifle range to welcome all small bore shooters. Open Thursdays with a Feb 21 public shoot. Members provide three rifles. bring your own if desired. Shells cost 25 cents per 10 and 50 cents per 30. Targets supplied. Children welcome with guardians. Safety rules include open bolts and gun racks.
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Chateau Moose Lodge
Lodge
Youth recovers after accidental 22 rifle wound
James Fitzpatrick eleven of Dupuyer is recovering at Teton Memorial hospital after a neighbor gun misfire. The bullet entered his abdomen and was removed by a Chateau surgeon. The boy, staying with the Jones family, was two feet from the gun when it discharged. No one knows who pulled the trigger. He is bedridden but progress is reported and discharge is expected soon.
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James Fitzpatrick
Dupuyer
The
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Young Fitzpatrick
John Fitzpatrick
Howard Jones
James
Jones House
Fitzpatrick
Fire source found in Choteau drug building basement
Firefighters searched 45 minutes to locate the source of smoke in the Larson building downtown Choteau. They found a burned electro motor in the Chateau Drug basement, the compressor unit inoperative and coils burned. Bill Breere reported the fire before 7 am and helped inspect the scene.
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Larson
Chateau Drug
Choteau
Bill Breere
Gus Thompson
Breere
Farm Prices Kept Too Low Says D Ewart
Representative Wesley A. D Ewart of Montana argues farm prices are kept too low by price controls. He cites price rises in retail foods, fall in farm prices, rising costs, and a drop in expected net farm income for 1951. He warns shortages of fertilizer and farm machinery hinder production while steel exports rise.
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D’ewart
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Montana
Office of Price Stabilization
Bureau of Labor Statistics
State Department
United States
Mary Hamilton Evers Dies in Choteau Hospital
Mrs. Mary Hamilton Evers, 62, died early today at a Choteau hospital after an illness. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Saturday Feb. 16 at the Methodist church in Choteau. Survived by son James Hamilton of Choteau and daughters Kathleen Peters of Choteau Jennie Hanson of Cy Kank and Viola Ocertel of Boulder. Relatives request no flowers.
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Mary Hamilton Evers
Choteau
James Hamilton
Kathleen Peters
Jennie Hanson
Cy Kank
Viola Ocertel
Bouldz
Choteau Soroptimists Open Rummage Room in Basement
The Choteau Soroptimist club rents the old VIFW basement near the drugstore and will open every appaireday afternoon for a public rummage sale. Local residents are urged to donate items and attend the sale planned to raise funds for community projects.
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Choteau Soroptimist Club
VIFW
Choteau
Planning group outlines youth welfare recommendations
The Tetoi county planning group meeting in Cho teau discussed joint recommendations for youth, including home security, reading habits, hobbies, spiritual stability, health through education, and responsible independence. They urged family guidance, community service, and citizenship education.
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Tetoi County
Turash
Choteau
Feton
Monotone State College
Bozeman
Lone
Agawain
Greenfield
Frieda Os
Chateau
Ston
Fairfield
Maier
Power
Howard
Gonnell Fairfield
Two Dozen Cub Scouts Earn Awards at Banquet
At the Blue and Gold banquet in a Lutheran church basement last week more than twenty scouts received honors. Charles Brewster earned a Bobcat pin with several Wolf, Bear and Webelo badges awarded to named scouts and Don Thompson received two Silver Arrows among gold arrow recipients.
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Lutheran Church
Chateau
Charles Brewster
Richard Bachmeier
Jimmy Lynn
Terry Morton
Ernest White
Michael Snyder
Robert Hansen
Steve Koch
Harold Woods
Elmer White
James Bowers
John Huffman
Bobby Kelly
Roger White
Don Thompson
American Legion
Legion
Dick Conklin
Eddie Howard
Boy Scouts of America
Chateau Legion
A. Bernard Grandal
Cecil Deming
Bob Armstrong
Hamilton District Governor Coulter to Address Lions at Chateau
District 370 Lions International leader Jack E. Coulter of Hamilton will speak at the Chateau Lions club tonight with a women’s night banquet at 7 PM. He will discuss Lions administration and humanitarian program and meet with directors.
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Jack E. Coulter
Hamilton
Lions International
Lions Club
Chateau
Lions Club Hall
Coulter
Lions Administration
Lions Program
Lions Clubs
Dallas
Tex
Ravalli Republican
Montana Press Association
Hamilton Elks Lodge
Leo Murphy
Murphy
Hamilton Lions Club
Chateau Lions Club
Town Team and Girls Games Set for Choteau This Week
Choteau Independents host Brady in a key Triangle league showdown tonight with both teams vying for first place as the season nears its end. A double header features the Choteau Amazons taking on Brady in a preparatory game at 7 30 p m followed by the Independents facing Great Falls Merchants at 8 15 p m on Saturday at Choteau High School gym. Fairfield captured the AAU subdistrict title at Greenfield by defeating Brady 93 72 in the final game Sunday night with Brady taking second by beating Power 64 55 in a consolation match Monday night. Fairfield and Brady advance to the AAU district tourney in Chester.
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Choteau Independents
Brady
Choteau
Choteau Amazons
Touslh
Choteau High School
Great Falls Merchants
Fairfield
Greenfield
Power
Chester
Chateau
Augusta
Acantha Seeks Overseas Letters From Local Soldiers
The Acantha asks army navy marine and air force personnel from Teton county overseas to write letters to the editor. Communications will be published and encouraged by parents and friends assisting in sending letters. Writers should describe real conditions and honest feelings including battles, discipline, or honors.
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Acantha
Army
Navy
Marine
Air Force
Teton County
Glendive family visits Aarraine Eiie at Teton Memorial
Mrs George Eiie and her son from Glendive visited their daughter and sister Aarraine Eiie, superintendent of Teton Memorial hospital, from Montana until Wednesday.
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George Eiie
Glendive
Aarraine
Teton Memorial Hospital
Montaga
Objection to City Dog Ordinance Voiced by Shop Owner
Townsend Shoe Repair Shop operator Barney Townsend voices misgivings about Choteau Montana dog ordinance. He questions licensing costs and argues tying dogs undermines freedom. He notes stray dog issues and cites past inaction as leading to current dog population concerns.
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Barney Townsend
Townsend Shoe Repair
Choteau City
Townsend
Montana
Chateau
Alice E. Rogers Services Held Here Monday
Funeral services for 83 year old Alice E. Rogers were conducted at the Choteau Methodist church. Born December 24 1868 in Du Bois Illinois she married Charles M. Rogers who died in 1946. Survivors include three sons a daughter five grandchildren all of Choteau. Burial was in the Chateau cemetery with pallbearers named Peebles Davis Gulbrandsen Burns Edwards and Miller.
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Choteau Methodist Church
Alice E. Rogers
Choteau
Teton Rest Home
Rogers
du Bois, Til
James Davis
Nashville
Charles M. Rogers
Chateau
Missouri
Teton County
James Peebles, Sr
Jesse Davis
Carl Gulbrandsen
C. W. Burns
N. W. Edwards
Bob Miller
Meet the Husband to Play in Choteau Saturday
A three act home talent comedy Meet the Husband will be performed in Choteau on Saturday February 16 at 8 o'clock in the basement dining room of the Methodist church. The Pendroy production stars Jean Larson Stromswold Artie Lindseth and others. Proceeds go to Pendroy Community aid for furnishing a new room at the Pendroy church.
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Pendroy
Choteau
Jean Larson Stromswold
Artie Lindseth
Pendros
Pendroy Church
Chateau Woman's Club to Meet at Stearns Home
The Chateau Woman's club will gather at Luella Stearns home next Tuesday February 19 at 8 o'clock for an important federation discussion and all members are asked to attend.
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Chateau Woman’s Club
Luella Stearns
Fifth-Grade Painter Dana Boussard Shines in Montana State Contest
Dana S Boussard eight year old daughter of Dr and Mrs Charles Boussard of Chateau won fifth place in a statewide youth art contest judged by the Todrick Studio Great Falls. Her oil painting House on the Hill was one of 50 works shown from 125 entries. Cash prizes were awarded to the top 23. Dana attends Chateau public school second grade under teacher Eileen Erickson who fostered her art interest.
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Dana S Boussard
Charles Boussard
Chateau
Trodick Studio
Great Falls
Montana
Dana
Chateau Public School
Eileen Erickson
Farm program promotes planning for 1952 ACP participation
Teton County PMA chairman Jake Luinstra outlined the 1952 Agricultural Conservation program emphasizing soil and water conservation in farm planning. He urged farmers to align land use with future production goals and announced countywide plans to offer ACP assistance and signups at the PMA office.
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Jake Luinstra
Teton County
PMA
Luinstra
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