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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1953

Page

8

Choteau Bulldogs Rally Past Cut Bank In Double Overtime

Choteau edged Cut Bank 58-54 after two overtime periods as Olson and Jamotte each scored 18 for the Tigers. The following night Fairfield defeated Choteau 45-41 with Hinman scoring 15 and Olson fouling out in the fourth.

Chateau Bulldogs Cut Bank Fairfield Eagles Conrad Great Falls Central Bank-Choteau Tilt Ronnie Hinman Frank Olson Olson Choteau Jaumotte Jack McGovern Fairfield Hinman Eugene Schilling

Hannah and Holmes expands with Wunderwalks Co purchase

Conrad and Shelby dealers Hannah and Holmes announce the purchase of Wunderwalks Implement Co. of Conrad. The deal adds a warehouse and plant for Massey Harris farm machinery, expanding the firm’s holdings in Dodge and Plymouth trade.

Gordon Spec) Holmes Conrad Chateau Hannah & Holmes Dodge Plymouth Conrad and Shelby Wunderwalks Implement Co Massey-Harris Hannah .8& Holmes Co

Marie Averill Weds Amund Larson in Lutheran Rite

Marie Averill of Chateau married Amund Larson of Collins in a Trinity Lutheran ceremony held last Saturday at 4 am. Officiant Rev. A Bernard Gravdal. Attendants Olaf Larson and Mrs. Helen Bellamy. Gordon Averill was ringbearer. Mrs. Gravdal sang with Marge Hanusa on organ. Reception followed at the bride’s home in Chateau. The couple will reside in the community.

Amund Larson Collins Marie Averill Chateau Trinity Lutheran Church Bernard Gravdal Olaf Larson Great Falls Helen Bellamy Conrad Gordon Averill Grandal Marge Hanusa Mrs. Larson

Town Team Wins Two League Tilts

The Choteau town team won two league games this week defeating Augusta 77 to 62 at Augusta and Dutton 67 to 45 at Dutton. They hold five league wins and no losses. This Sunday Cascade visits Choteau at 8 pm in the Choteau gym. Next Tuesday Power plays Choteau Independents at 8 pm at the Choteau high school gym.

Choteau Town Augusta Dutton Choteau Quint Cascade Choteau Independents Choteau Power Choteau High School

Former Dutton Rancher Dies At Great Falls

Thomas Swenson 85, retired Dutton rancher, died Monday at his Great Falls home after a yearlong illness. Funeral services were held today at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. Burial was in Chateau cemetery. Swenson, born July 26 1867 in Westby Wisconsin, homesteaded near Dutton in 1917 and lived in Great Falls since 1942. Survivors include wife Theresa two sons Lionel of Dutton Sheridan of Minneapolis two daughters Laura Matkin Glasgow and Thelma Swenson Great Falls and brother Ed San Diego California.

Thomas Swenson Dutton Great Falls Trinity Lutheran Church Bernard Gravdal Theresa Lionel Dutton and Sheridan Minneapolis Laura Matkin Glasgow Thelma Swenson San Diego Calif

Fairfield Rural Telephone Co op Charts Expansion Plan

A Three Rivers Rural Telephone cooperative board was chosen and plans made to incorporate at a Fairfield extension office meeting last Friday. Directors Merrill Plummer Power Ralph Parker Reece Silve Fairfield Jim Manix Augusta and Dale Stenseth Brady were named. A initial $660000 loan is sought to build lines and install phones across seven engineered exchanges east of Braly Fairfield beach Sunny Slope Augusta Sun River Valley with Power Diamond Valley possibly added. Construction may start this summer with service to follow, expanding per REA pattern.

Three Rivers Rural Telephone Cooperative Fairfield Extension Office Merrill Plummer Power Ralph Parker Fort Shaw Reece Silve Fairfield Jim Manix Augusta Dale Stenseth Brady Braliy Fairfield Beach Sunny Slope Sun River Valley

Ralph Surpluss Named Alternate Junior In Topeka

Extra Ralph Surpluss served as an alternate junior in Topeka Kansas, indicating his role on the squad without a starting assignment.

Ralph Surpluss Topeka, Kan

Choteau Camera Club Forming Tonight

A new camera club will organize tonight in the Choteau Drug basement at 2 o'clock. Interested people are invited regardless of ownership to attend. If interest is strong, the group will split into black and white and 35 mm color divisions.

State economy hits record pace in first three quarters

Montana’s nonagricultural industries showed higher employment and lower unemployment through the first nine months of 1952, despite a drop in farm income. Freight carloadings at Montana points also rose compared with earlier periods.

Montana Montana Business Bureau of Business and Economic Research Montana State University

Economic activity rises while farm incomes lag in 1952

The report notes gains in electricity use and overall retail and bank activity well above 1951 through the first three quarters. Industrial output rose in coal copper and crude oil, while inflationary costs limited farm income which fell about 8 percent from 1951 due to a smaller wheat crop and lower livestock prices.

Federal Reserve Wyoming Billings

Hunt Accidents in 1952 Montana Show Decline From 1951

Incomplete reports from the Montana Fish and Game department show one heart attack, four deaths and eight injuries from careless gun handling during the 1952 hunting season. Compared with 1951, eight fatalities, five heart attacks and five injuries were recorded. The three month summary cites multiple September to November incidents, including field deaths, home accidental discharge, and a stray bullet at a Drummond tourist court. Officials say many accidents were avoidable with proper firearm precautions and note the year’s lower totals reflect growing awareness of gun safety.

Montana Fish and Game Department Montana Troy Garrison Hunters Hot Springs

Romes in US

In 1950 the United States counted 45,875,000 dwelling units in housing surveys. The figure reflects postwar growth and urban expansion across multiple states and regions.

Romes United States

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