Local residents hosted weekend visitors and events
Mr and Mrs F J Oma Bose man hosted a sister and husband Mr and Mrs Fred Meadows over the weekend. Courtenay N Dak resident Mrs Phebe Samsen visited son H W Samsen. Eileen Graham attended Concordia college band concerts in Conrad and Fairfield. Attorney J Baillie and family from Great Falls visited Choteau. Ted Halvorson vacationed at Boulder. Catholic Ladies auxiliary held a farewell for Mrs C W Butterfield bound for Little Rock. Neighbors Benz visit Missoula. a telegram announced a deceased sister in Bismarck shortly after California trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Oma
Boseman
Fred .Meadows
Phebe Samsen
Courtenay
N. Dak
H. wsSamsen
Eileen Graham
R. C. Graham
Concordia College
Conrad
Fairfield
J. Baillie
Great Falls
Choteau
Bill
Bill ‘Baillie Nerey Jr
Missoula
Ted Halvorson
Boulder
C. W. Butterfield
Little Rock
Ark
G. Christman
Fred Benz. Bismark
Benz
California
Bismark
Frank Schabel
John
Dutton
Arnold Hanusa
Tony Grossman
Power
Eastern Star
Amanda Packer
Bessie Hansen
Marie Averill
Helen Clark
Grace Black
Edna Averill
Elaine Tesch
C. S. McDonald
Gordon Monkman
E. R. Poore
Joe’ Knudizon
Bridal showers and travel notes from Montana town
The article lists bridal showers for Beverly Anderson and Margaret Ann Dellwo with hosts Betty Anderson and Helen Dellwo. Betty Anderson’s home hosts the first shower while Tom Dellwo’s residence hosts the second. A party to meet Army-bound Loren Swenson is noted along with a World War II veteran Stanley Smith undergoing his 15th operation. The Teton county delegation held a Phoenix picnic with 79 attendees and Bill Earls won fattest male. Great Falls car owners visit. Glenn Hanly family moves to the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morlaay
Jast
Eek Terakeos Ariz
Lorie
Texas
Betty Anderson
Arid Mirs
June Hamilton
Beverly Anderson
Homsé
Margaret Ann Dellwo
Helen Dellwo
Tom Dellwo
Lionel Swenson
Dutton
Shirley ‘Golding
Chateau
Butte
Los ‘Angeles
Teton County
Phoenix
Mesa
Ariz
Bill Earls
Pendray
Hampton Bloom
Grace Black
Eva McDonald
Seth McDonald
Great Falls
Glenn Hanly
Family visits and funeral page spread recounts coast trip
The record notes San Diego and San Francisco visitors for the Chateau visit and a funeral in Glendale for Earl Lemmer. It mentions Arlington California and Lebanon Oregon relatives, trips through Arizona Nevada Utah and more. Douglas Crary Sr returns from Camp Lejeune with Marine Corps discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlathead
Pee Ok Mathes
San Diego
Jim
McArdie
San Francisco
Grace
David Davidsen
Dutton
Moulton
Donna Ee Pas
Arnold
Cheteau
Ouglas Crary
Crary
Camp Lejune
Marine Corps
Most Waterfowl Banded in State Report
Montana Fish and Game reports most waterfowl banded in the state were shot by resident hunters. Of 29 birds, 23 were taken locally while two pintails and four mallards were recovered from Texas California Alberta and Saskatchewan. Birds were banded at Fairfield Plunket's Lake Broadwater County and Fry Slough Missoula. Most bands date from 1949 1950 with three from 1951. Hunters urged to return bands to the tag address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Texas
California
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Canada
Fairfield
Plunket’s Lake
Broadwater County
Fry Slough
Missoula
Obituary noting John McArdle death in Great Falls
John McArdle died of a heart attack in his home at the rear of Mac's place in Great Falls. Funeral rites were held at St. Joseph's church with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. He was born March 15, 1890 in Minneapolis and operated his business in the area eight years after earlier work at Conrad hotel. Surviving: three daughters Mrs. Andy Schile Great Falls Mrs. Raymond Hughes Chicago Mrs. James Hogeland Chicago. three sons Robert Fort Lewis WA Thomas San Diego and James San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ag Mac
Conrad
Pondera County
Joe Stetler
Ssaigmore
Andy Schile
Great Falls
Raymond Hughes
Chicago
James
Hogeland
Robert
Fort Lewis
Wash
Thomas
San Diego
Jamies
San Francisco
Choteau Wins One in Tough Sunday Tournament Play
Choteau faced Augusta Brady and Power in a grueling Sunday schedule over three games. They won one contest, defeating Augusta 47 to 39 in the first Sunday game, while Brady claimed top scoring honors and Power held off Choteau in a close late bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Augusta
Brady
Power
Choteau
Augusta Tilt
Nordhagen
McFarlane
Pfeifer
Valice
Virtie Ofta
Kauk
Bitz
Murr
Cole
Chotéau
Cho- Seiman
Nelson
Cho
Dick Teubert
Fairfield
Dale Bauman
Elmer .Kauk
Carlton Dahlin
Floyd Murr
Clinton Tracy
Greenfield
Dutton
Cascade
Piers
Nee
Dog license drive prompts harsh remedy proposal
A reader argues that 3 of 15 observed dogs are licensed and proposes compulsory dog tags for all owned dogs and swift killing of untagged dogs by city police. The letter condemns the February 4 city council ordinance seen as discriminatory and urges immediate enforcement.
Senator Vest’s Tribute to a Dog and the Jury’s Verdict
In a dog case, Senator Vest of Missouri urged mercy for canines, delivering a famous plea about a dog’s loyalty. The judge and jury were moved, and the verdict awarded the plaintiff $500 for the harmed animal, despite prior monetary claims of $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Senator Vest
Missouri
West
Pisces
Ami
Barney Townsend
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Iran
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Stelling Electric
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CURAD
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Bell and Howell
Ane
White House
Ohio
Golden Valley
Eas Ati
Mushroom Soup
Campbells
Jeae
Alge Leas
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