ACA Meeting Slated At Teton Courthouse
About 1,800 ACA committeemen in Montana prepare to explain the 1948 Agricultural Conservation Program. A Teton county session is set for 10 a.m. March 8 at the courthouse in Chateau with Roy F. Morgan presiding. Presenters include Dwight F Massey Andy Oja Ralph Stucky and Ray Kelly to discuss program details and agriculture futures.
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ACA
Montana
Teton County
Chateau
Roy F. Morgan
Fairfield
Dwight F Massey
Bozeman
PMA
Andy Oja
Great Falls
Ralph Stucky
The
State College
Ray Kelly
Social News From The Beck Home And Community
Thursday evening visitors included the Wittke and Schaefer families and Bill. Various local residents spent weekends and Sundays visiting at the Beck and Schaefer homes. Attendees included people from Great Falls Fairfield Rudyard Power Kalis pell Fort Shaw and participating families and friends. Kenneth Dirkes attended a tournament in Great Falls while Rollin Baggenstass began postmaster duties in Power.
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Math Schaefer
Conrad Wittke
Bill
Mickey Schaefer
Bernard Teenyes
A E. Beck
Matt Shannon
Melvin Beck
Rose Trettin
Glenn Street
Virginia
Tony Beck
Joe Primus
Kenneth Dirkes
Great Falls
Lyall Schaefer
Lyall Crary
Fairfield
Rollin Baggenstass
Rollin
Charles Johnson
Tony Toeckes
Donald Lincoln
Rudyard
Jerome Toenges
Dutton
Afe Beck
Fred Schultz
Oscar Kind
Kalispell
Lyle Davis
Schaefer
Leonard Beck
Fort Shaw
Becks and neighbors host visit. union meeting set
Mr and Mrs A E Beck host visitors including Rose Trettin Glenn Street Virginia and Charles Johnson Saturday evening. The Farmers Union meets Friday Feb 27 at the Beck school with all welcome. Mrs Conrad Wittke dies while visiting Lewistown with Don Seidel family. Sunday dinner guests include Emerald Asmus Carl Brunner Arvet Asmus Norbert Beck and Anna Mae Becker.
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A. E. Beck
Rose Trettin
Glenn Street
Virginia
Charles Johnson
Farmers Union
Beck School
Conrad Wittke
Lewistown
Don Seidel
William Asmus
Emerald Asmus
Carl Brunner
Arvet Asmus
Norbert Beck
Anna Mae Becker
Pendroy Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Dick Rose drove to Shelby with cousin Edmund Zimmerman who headed to St. Cloud Minnesota after visiting Pendroy relatives. Pendroy residents attended a basketball tournament with Swanson and Field families among participants. Family outings included a Roxy Theatre event in Chateau and visits by Spaeth and Earles in others towns.
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Dick Rose
Shelby
Edmund Zimmerman
St. Cloud
Minn
Ed Zimmerman
Edmund Rose
Rickey Stoudt
Glen Stoudt
J. A. Swanson
Great Falls
Paul Briggs
Ladies Aid
Harry Swanson
Donald Swanson
Bob Field
Herman Earnes
Dick Field
Randy Manuel
Browning
D. G Seekins
Pendrey
Roxy Theatre
Chateau
Dale Implement Co
Ralph Spaeth
Conrad
D. G. Seekins
W . Earles
Calif
Oregon
Washington
Bollen
Charles Field
Roy Page
Richard
al Warneke
Bob McDonald
Elizabeth Rosengren
Fay Heath
California
Ransom Heath
Son
Niehard
Mr Heath
Lee Hamer
Howard
Town to Host Harlem Globetrotters Game Next Monday
Arrangements are underway for a town team to face the Harlem Globetrotters in a game scheduled for next Monday. Officials expect strong attendance and plan promotional activities surrounding the exhibition event.
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Harlem Globe Trotters
Fun Feed Date Set For April 1 at Chateau
Preliminary fun feed plans were approved at a courthouse meeting on February 21. The tentative date for this year’s event is Thursday April 1 with a second committee meeting on March 6 to finalize arrangements.
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Chateau
Young Timer Meeting Sets Plans for Te ton County Frolic
Preliminary arrangements for Te ton county Young Timer meeting are to be made Friday February 27 as Ray Davidson announces committees to start planning.
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Teton County
Ray Davidson
Demonstration Club Meeting At Mrs Woodward Home
The Chateau Home Demonstration club meets at Mrs. Fred Woodward's residence on Tuesday March 2 at 2 o'clock. Blue Cross hospital dues are due at that time.
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The
Chateau Home
Fred Woodward
Blue Cross Hospital
Office Hours Schedule Change Notice
Effective March 1 Dr. E. M. Phillips announces new office hours. The Chateau location operates Monday through Wednesday at the Curtis Building, and Cutbank hosts Thursday through Saturday at the Glacier Hotel. Hours run 9:30 to 12 and 1 to 5.
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Schedue
Chateau
Curtis Building
Cutbank
Glacier Hotel
E. M. Phillips
Want Ads roundup from Chateau market listings
Local notices list items for sale including alfalfa, a 1942 Dodge, a 1932 Studebaker truck, air cooled engine, plumbing fixtures, and household furniture. Also several wishes for horses, pianos, and a movable house with bids sought for processed deer meat. Local businesses such as Teton Plumbing and Heating and Maynard Studios feature contact details.
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Teton
Studebaker
Coast to Coast tires on sale with auction notice
For sale tires truck and passenger all sizes 4 6 8 10 and 12 ply. Coast to Coast Stores Safe flex tires billed as The Safest Thing on Wheels. Auctioneer Henry Kaptein licensed bonded call 210 R 6 Conrad. Hy Pressure steam jenny motor cleaning Pelletier Chevrolet Co. WANTED TO RENT Furnished apartment or house Call 190 M Mrs M Kleysteuber WILL PAY Highest prices for furs hides junk Frank Gordon phone 209 f Pioneer Bar.
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J. I. Burch
Chateau
Buttrey
Hanson Bros
Henry Kaptein
Reisch American School of Auctioneering
Conrad
Pelletier Chevrolet Co
Kleysteuber
Frank Gordon
Pioneer Bar
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Poe
Teton Courthouse
Globe Trotters
William Boyd
the Marauders
SUN
Hollywood
Ali
America
Robert
Paige
Ted
Donaldson
Young Timer’s Meeting
T. H. Hammond
Willowook Kennels
Big Discount
Teton Plumbing
State Fish and Game Commission
Jim Mikealson
Maynard Studios
Itce
Nelson Insurance Agency
Sollid & Mehl
L. O. Allread
Greenfield Center
Emerson
Sheridan Erickson
American Legion Club
Auto Service
van Bright
Choteau Food Market
Flakies
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ist Prize
Corbett & Sons
CHO
ITHAU
Moose Dance Legion Park Pavilion
Moose Lod
Legion Park
THEN
Hospital Oose Lodge
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