Auxiliary Plans Funds To Help Girl Scouts
The Chateau American Legion Auxiliary voted to provide financial aid for girls who cannot afford Girl Scout membership. Funds are available for daughters of veterans with a separate fund to assist non veterans. Senior Scouts will reach out to newcomers with Brownie support planned. The Greater Teton Neighborhood Leaders Association met to adjust meeting dates and discuss Brownie Valentine contests.
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Chateau American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau
Bud Moulton
Greater
Teton
Sulgrove
Sid Johnson
Johnson
Greater Teton
Ass’n
Big Sky Council
Great Falls
Director Visits Soroptimists At Choteau
Mrs. Gertrude Little, director of the Northwestern Region, visited the Choteau Soroptimist club and attended a dinner at the Cornell Hotel. The club completed a $1,000 pledge to the Teton Memorial Hospital fund from its style show and rummage sales. Members say rummage is needed and will be picked up if donors call IN 6 2698 or IN 6 2920. rummage room under Chateau Drug opens Thursday evenings 7:30 to 9. Soroptimist is a professional women's group promoting friendship, achievement, service, integrity, and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Little
Soroptimist Federation of the Americas
Choteau Soroptimist Club
Cornell Hotel
Teton Memorial Hospital Trust Fund
Bella Vista Motel Chosen in Duncan Hines Lodge Guide
The Bella Vista Motel in Chateau is listed in the 1950 Duncan Hines Lodging for a Night, one of four percent of North American lodgings chosen. Roy H. Park of the Duncan Hines Institute says the selection honors deserving establishments with independent reviews and no paid listings. The new editions also include Adventures in Good Eating and feature revised listings.
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Bella Vista
Duncan Mines
Chateau
Duncan Hines
North America
Roy H. Park
Duncan Hines Institute
Ithica
N. Y
America
Park
Institute
Petersen Family Guests Highlight Weekend Visit
Rex Petersen and Dr Petersen joined by their children and the Peter sen couple along with Sheriff and Mrs A O Petersen were Sunday guests at a local gathering. The event reflected community ties and familiar faces sharing a casual afternoon.
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Rex Petersen
C. A. Petersen
Sheriff
A. O. Petersen
Aaa
Aie
Two Cheteau Girls to Attend Scout Roundup
Nancy Davison and Dana Boussard of Girl Scout Troop 122 in Chateau are among 11 senior girls chosen by the Big Sky Girl Scout Council to attend the national Roundup at Colorado Springs July 2 to 12. The group will train under Mrs. M. Sappington of Great Falls with skill sessions and patrol leadership emphasized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Davison
Dana Boussard
Cheteau
Big Sky Girl Scout Council
Colorado Springs
Colo
Air Force Academy
Michigan
Big Sky Patrol
Chateau
Karen Boetcher
Kay Dunkerley
Mary Deann Olson
Great Falls
Patricia Jo Friedle
Alberta Cook
Rosemary Cook
Diane Nevis
Alice Culbertson
Karen Frank
M. Sappington
New Officers Installed In Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Newly elected officers of Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 were installed on Wednesday January 7 by Mrs. Clark Inbody. Mrs. Eugene Baquet became noble grand for the year while other officers and station members were named. Past noble grands assisted in the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Rebekah Lodge No
Clark Inbody
Lodge
Eugene Baquet
Collins
Noble Grand
Don Passmore
D. B. Crane
Ed Schilling
Muriel Reiquam
Leslie Jensen
Verna Poore
Nora Gebhart
Mac Richem
Gertie Mathis
Robert McDonald
Chateau
Noble
Inbody
Frank Zgoda
Hie Duits
Glen Stoudt
Joseph Bush
Robert Miller
Kaare Larsen
Elmer Knaff
Safety Meeting For 4 H Club In Choteau
The Busy Bees 4 H Club sponsors a public safety meeting at the Lions Club hall Choteau on January 21 at 7 38 p m. Guest speaker William Olsen of Choteau will present safety films including cartoons. All members leaders and families invited free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
Lions Club Hall
Choteau
William Olsen
Busy Bees
Bulldogs Fall In Weekend Map Against Conrad And Sunburst
Choteau Bulldogs lost 47 55 at Conrad Cowboys and 56 46 at Sunburst Refiners. Don Peters led Choteau with 15 points, Mike Snyder 13, while Verlin Gaskill scored 18 for Conrad. Gaskill fueled a third quarter run as Conrad seized and extended the lead.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Sunburst Refiners
Bulldogs
Chuck Peck
Conrad
Don Hammer
Choteau
Verlin Gaskill
Don Peters
Mike Snyder
Scott
DeVries
Somers Off T
Corcoran
Utterback
Ellison
Underwood
Hoover
Gaskill
Choteau B Squad Drops Two By Narrow Margins
The Choteau Bulldog B team lost to Conrad 27 53 and Sunburst 47 55 in weekend preliminary games. Huffman led Choteau with 8 points against Conrad while Moore and Connor each had 9 in the other contest. Choteau availed 46 free throws with 19 made for 40 percent as refs’ fouls pad the tally.
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Choteau Bulldog
Conrad Cowboy
Sunburst
Conrad
Bulldogs
Jon Huffman
Chateau
Choteau
Dick Moore
Jim Connor
Barnhouse Named Deputy to Complete Sheriff Staff at Fairfield
Teton County Sheriff A O Peterson announced Henry Barnhouse will serve as deputy at Fairfield. The staff now includes undersheriff Walt McGee Earl Hollar and Everett Monroe in Dutton.
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Teton County
A. O. Peterson
Henry Barnhouse
Fairfield
Barnhouse
Walt McGee
Earl Hollar
Chateau
Everett Monroe
Dutton
Chetees Woman's Club Meet at Methodist Church
The Chetees Woman's Club will meet at the Methodist church par lors on Tuesday January 29 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetees Woman's Club
Methodist
Lions Express Thanks for City Rink Clearing
Chateau Lions Club lauds Gus Thompson and city crew for keeping the new skating rink snow free this season. President Ed Obernolte urges a future plan to ease the crew’s burden while praising their fine maintenance work. Lanore Larson recounts a United Nations trip with slides from New York Ottawa and Washington events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
Gus Thompson
Lion
Ed Obernolte
Lanore Larson
Lions
New York City
United Nations
Chateau Rebekahs and
Oddfellows
Ottawa
Canada
Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Piece of Carrot Removed from Roy's Threat
Don Rada, two year old son of Mr and Mrs Harold Rada of Fairfield, was rushed by Fairfield ambulance to Teton Memorial Hospital Monday evening and is recovering from emergency surgery to remove a carrot piece lodged in his wind pipe just below the voice box. Fairfield marshal Albert Becker met the Radas with the ambulance four miles from town. The child was unconscious then and remained so during the trip to Chateau. With the aid of a two way radio Becker alerted the hospital and all three Chateau physicians assisted in the 30 minute operation. The child's condition is satisfactory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rada
Harold Rada
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
Albert Becker
Radas
Chateau
Becker
CCC Farm Stock Disposals Continue At a High Level
CCC continued rapid disposal of surplus farm products in 1958. Commodities costing about 3.5 billion moved to consumption in the 12 months to June 30, 1958, and nearly 0.75 billion more in July 1 to Oct 31, totaling over 4.2 billion. Upland cotton led with 1.5 billion, followed by corn and other feeds, wheat and flour, and dairy products. Sales for dollars remained the primary disposal method at 58 percent of dispositions.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Department
CCC
Leo S. Kolstad
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Obituary Notice for Mrs Erma Vlinker
Mrs Erma Vlinker died Wednesday at Chateau Hospital. She was married to Nick Vlinker. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Bank's Funeral Home Chapel. A full obituary will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erma Vlinker
Chateau Hospital
Nick Vlinker
Senator Paul Rice Spends Weekend at Pendroy Home
Senator Paul Rice was at his Pendroy residence last weekend, taking time off from duties. The visit did not involve public events or official meetings.
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Senator Paul Rice
Pendroy
Tetondera Troop Scores High At First Aid-O-Ral
Tetondera Boy Scout District held its First Aid-O-Ral at V F W hall in Fairfield with 31 Troop 51 Scouts from Choteau and patrols from Dutton Fairfield Greenfield and Choteau. Antelope patrol led by Ronnie Pierre scored 96.5 the highest among B classification or above.
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Tetondera
V.F.W. Hall
Fairfield
Dutton
Greenfield
Choteau
Leo Pierre
Dick Conklin
Dave Shannon
Arnold Hanusa
Leo Murphy
John Davison
Bill Baker
Willard Paulus
Antelope
Ronnie Pierre
Chateau
Fox Patrol
Jim Murphy
Wolf Patrol
Gary Dunckel
Bison
Tommy Dellno
Tenderfoot
Arrests for Liquor and Speed Violations in Chateau Clash
Two Great Falls men and a 17 year old girl were arrested at the Moose hall on liquor or delinquency charges. Frank Hensley 22 Malmstrom AFB was fined 150 for contributing to delinquency and 75 for speeding and no brakes after a 95 mph stop. Gary Black 20 was fined 50 for liquor possession. Richard Pittman 22 and Harvey N Ross 22 were each fined 150 for delinquency. Tires and wheels were stolen from M and A Motors. three wheels and one inner tube recovered.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Moose Hall
Frank Hensley
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Henry Helfworth
Hensley
Gary Black
Richard Pittman
Harvey N. Ross
Maurice Black
M & A Motors
Hospital Association Sets Annual Meeting
The Teton Memorial Hospital Association calls its annual meeting for Monday January 19 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse courtroom at Chateau. Four directors will be elected and officials urge full member turnout to ensure broad member input and governance.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Ass'n
Chateau
Antlers Split With Power and Augusta in Weekend Games
The Antler Bar basketball team beat Power Independents 41 34 Tuesday and fell to Augusta Independents 37 34 Sunday. Jim Lohse led Choteau with 19 points against Power while Terry Weber topped Power with 11. Against Augusta Lohse scored 11, Don Arensmeyer 10 and Roy Krone led Augusta with 10. The Antlers host Brady Merchants at Chateau gym at 8 tonight with public invited.
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Antler Bar
Power Independents
Augusta Independents
Power
Antlers
Chateau
Choteau
Jim Lohse
Terry Weber
Augusta
Merchants
Lohse
The
Don Arensmeyer
Bob Dauwalder
Roy Krone
Brady Merchants
Chateau Gym
Annual Church Congregational Meetings Held
Bethany Lutheran Church at Dutton and Trinity Lutheran Church in Chateau held their annual congregational meetings this week and elected new officers for the year 1959 or longer. Henry Rosholt and Enoch Stroh presided as presidents. Rev. A Bernard Gravdal presented his annual report to the congregations. Officers listed include a large slate across both churches with numerous named trustees and officers for extended terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethany Lutheran Church
Dutton
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Henry Rosholt
Bethany
Enoch Stroh
Trinity
al Jaumette
Howard Hanson
Robert Zion
William Arensmeyer
Inga Dale
Tena Johnson
Haiberg Addresses PTA On Children Health
Dr. Gordon Haiberg, Teton County medical officer, discusses school children health at Fairfield PTA. He notes two rheumatic fever cases in Greenfield and Bynum and reports no new infectious hepatitis in four weeks, praising teachers and parents for health measures. He also cites rising strep infections as a trigger for rheumatic fever and mentions pinworm treatment.
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Teton County
Greenfield
Bynum
Gordon Haiberg
Fairfield Pta
Haiberg
New Bowling Records Set by Les Bar And Mrs Jim Dellwo
Les Bar team Power set a 1 002 pin single game record at A K Lanes in their Wednesday league second game. Schroeder Hardware lost in a 2 774 pin series. L Schaefer 192 N Baggenstoss 204 L Nelson 21 M Schaefer 204 J Toenyes 201. Mrs Jim Dellwo bowled a 287 high game in the Dellwo Agency Tuesday women's league, second game of her series. She had eight straight strikes and nine in the game. Her first game 205 left a 100 series with a 137 this game for a 598 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les’ Bar
Power
Schroeder Hardware
L. Schaefer
N. Baggenstoss
L. Nelson
M. Schaefer
Jehan Esteck Visits Sebo Home Sunday
Jehan Esteck of Gertfeld HN visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Sebo Jr on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jehan Esteck
Gertfeld
HN. J
George Sebo, Jr
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Duncan Mines Institute
Rebekah
Bob O'Neil
Bozeman
Lackland A. F. B
Texas
R. E. O'’Reil
Larry Talifson
Pete Howard
Jack Schrock
Kodiak
Alaska
Pinnell and
Brooks Range
Arctic Circle
Conrad and
Lions Express
Roy
Hospital Association
PTA
Jim Dello
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