Sportsmen Association backs license and grazing plans for Chateau region
The Teton Sportman's association reported 70 000 fish stocked in Teton county streams and lakes in the past year. They approved price guidelines for licenses and urged restricted goat hunting, year round Bynum reservoir fishing, and magpie control funding. They also proposed a $5 general license with allocations for land purchase near Sun River and opposed hunting at Sun River game reserve. Ray Gibler Phil Doughty will assist on the next Sun River game count. Lyle Standish attended and supported the recommendations.
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Teton County
Teton Sportman’s Association
Legion Hall
State Fish and Game Commission
Chateau
Bynum
State Commission
Pishkun Reservoir
Federal Wild Life Service
Sun River Game Reserve
Sun River
Ray Gibler
Phil Doughty
Fish and Game
Lyle Standish
Standish
Moose Lodge Donation Helps TMHA Fund and Meeting
The Teton Memorial Hospital association nears an $80,000 goal as Moose Lodge contributes 381 from a shadow dance, Ladies of the Moose add 100, IOOF Lodge 11 gives 120, and Chateau Fire Department donates 35. Stockholders urged to attend the January 20 annual meeting at 8 PM in the courthouse courtroom to elect directors and hear updates.
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Teton Memorial Hospital] Association
Montana
Helena
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Ladies of the Moose
Ioof Lodge
IOOF Lodge Installs New Officers for Year 1947
District Deputy Grand Master Gib son Monkman leads the IOOF installation of elective and appointive officers for 1947. Named are noble grand Pranx Zgoda and others including D O Moulton, George Thompson, and George Seufert. Appointees include D H Moulton, Richard Conklin, Herald Depner, and James Ferris with several right and left supreme officers. Trustees elected include Co W Burns and Oliver Mausethar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson Monkman
S. M. Meyers
Oliver Manseth
D. H. Moulton
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Pranx Zgoda
D. O. Moulton
George Thompson
George Seufert
Supreme
Noble Grand
Richard Conklin
Supreme Noble Grand
Herald Depner
Ray Davidson
James Ferris
P. D. Huidekoper
Eft S
Edwin Schilling
John Malone
Ralph Hickman
Elmer Knaff
Ralph Caskey
City Council Hears Requests At Jan Meeting
The city council approved three permits at January proceedings and discussed city matters. American Legion reps J W Breen and Chris Beck spoke on Haein lot for a winter skating rink. A beer parlor owner committee asked limits on wholesale beer licenses to Chateau stores. decision pending. Ted Halvorson and Arnold Hanusan named to three year terms on the airport commission. Alderman W W Scott granted 30 day leave. Permits: Earl J Terry to move a house. Ben Chalmers to replace garage front with plate glass on lots 11-12, block 4. Christina Sulgrove to move north five rooms about 15 feet for a basement.
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American Legion
J.W. Breen
Chris Beck
Haein
Ted Halvorson
Arnold Hanusan
W. W. Scott
Earl J. Terry
Ben Chalmers
Christina Sulgrove
Grant W. Curtis Weds Priscilla Logan in Billings Rites
Grant W. Curtis son of Mr and Mrs F G Curtis of Chateau united in marriage to Priscilla Joyce Logan daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Logan of Billings by Rev T F Hrutlege Beale The candlelight ceremony took place in Billings on Monday December 30 with Priscilla wearing a white gown with brocaded nylon bodice and chiffon.
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Grant W. Curtis
F. G. Curtis
Chateau
Priscilla Joyce Logan
Dick Logan
Billings
T. F. Hrutlege Beale
Curtises Celebrate Wedding With Church Reception
Mrs and Mrs Grant Curtis wed in a Cedar Valley church ceremony attended by about 200 guests. The bride wore fingertip veil with tiara and carried a white Bible with an orchid corsage. Attendants included Miss Joan Logan maid of honor and Miss June Curtis. Best man was Charles Gray. Ushers Tesch Brutosky Gullickson Turnquist. The couple will reside in Chateau where the groom works with his father. The bride graduates from Billings High School and will train at Deaconess in Great Falls. Curtis served in the European theater with the Army Air Corps.
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Joan Logan
June Curtis
Chateau
Julia Reid
Charles Gray
Choteau
Charles Tesch
Andrew Brutosky
Bud Gullickson
Harold Turnquist
Billings
Curtis
Teton County High School
Army Air Corps
Waco
Tex
Billings High School
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Gray
Flaine Passmore
Glen Stott
Jake Luinstra
Tesch
Brutosky
Rebekah Lodge to Host Friday Social Hour Surprise Party
Rebekah meeting members will entertain their husbands at a social hour on Friday night January 17 following the regular lodge meeting. If weather allows, most members are expected to attend the surprise party. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. LeeRoy Alderson and committee.
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Rebekah
LeeRoy Alderson
Funeral Services Held at Shelby for Julian Gardipee
Julian Gardipee aged 66 son of Eli Gardipee longtime Choteau settler died in Shelby after a pneumonia illness Funeral services and burial were held A former county road supervisor in the Sweet Grass hills and a 12 year mail carrier between Chester and Old Butte he was born April 17 1880 in Chateau He married Louise Eno in 1903 at Whitlash.
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Julian Gardipee
Choteau
Eli Gardipee
Shelby
Gardipee
Sweet Grass Hills
Chester
Old Butte
Chateau
Whitlash
Louise Eno
Bulldogs Forfeit Leads to Tie Game at Conrad
A crowded crowd witnessed Fairfield Eagles fall 41 to 38 to the Bulldogs on Thursday night at the local court. The following day Conrad officials awarded a 2-0 forfeit defeat to Conrad after Coach Jack Ancel ordered his team off the floor with the score tied 33 all.
Shelby Coyotes at Chateau Battles Bulldogs This Saturday
The Shelby Coyotes visit Chateau on Saturday January 18 to face the Bulldogs in a key Hi-line clash. Shelby, a state tournament entrant last season, carries an imposing win total. The Bulldogs have two home games remaining after this fixture with game time set for 7 30 p m.
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Shelby Coyotes
Chateau
Bulldogs
Shelby
Conrad Wins By Forfeit In 31 31 Tie Game
Saturday night produced a controversial finish as Conrad was awarded a 2-0 victory on forfeit though the final score was tied at 31-31. Bulldogs trailed late as Jackson earned five free throws before the final buzzer, prompting a floor rush by the crowd and officials Field and Miller from Shelby.
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Conrad
Bulldogs
Jackson
Field
Miller
Shelby
March of Dimes Drive Starts in Teton County
The March of Dimes campaign in Teton County runs until January 30 with C W Burns as vice president and H R Prior as president. Funds support infantile paralysis victims in the area and nationwide. about $2,000 was spent on two local cases last year.
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Teton County
C. W. Burns
Choteau
H. R. Prior
Fairfield
H. C. Huffman
Rose Marie Black
Chateau
Martin Shannon
Teton
National Foundation For
Montana
CAA Inspectors Visit Choteau Airport and License Issuances
Civil Aeronautics Authority inspectors Lee Clark and C A Butterworth visited the Choteau airport to inspect facilities and pilots. Private licenses were issued to Pat Granger of Choteau and Bob Crawshaw of Fairfield, with John Nordhagen receiving a flying instructor’s license. Base Operator Bob Waltermire completed the examiner rating flight test. Mr and Mrs Carl Malone are in Phoenix for the winter.
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Civil Aeronautics Authority
Lee Clark
C A. Butterworth
Choteau
Pat Granger
Bob Crawshaw
Fairfield
John Nordhagen
Bob Waltermire
Pratt Receives Suspended Sentence After Plea
Robert W. Pratt, 30, formerly of Chateau, pleaded guilty to grand larceny and was sentenced by Judge C. F. Holt in Great Falls to five years in state prison, suspended on conditions including no drinking, no gambling, monthly court reports, and repayment of about 1,000 dollars plus 75 dollar bad check.
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Robert W. Pratt
Chateau
Pratt
C. F. Holt
Great Falls
Brookline
Mass
Citizens State Bank of
Strain Bros. of
Montana
Stockmen’s Club
Navy
Massachusetts
S. M. Swanberg
Court Hearing Postponed Until End of January
The hearing for two suspects charged with first degree burglary was moved from January 10 to January 28 due to illness of District Judge Hattersley. George Luth awaits trial in Teton County jail after Wedum's Federated store robbery at Chateau on November 27. Dennis LaFramboise posted $2000 bond and is to appear January 28. Rose Carter, inmate at Deer Lodge, faces the same burglary charges upon release in about 18 months.
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R. H. Hattersley
George
Tiny) Luth
Wedum
Federated
Chateau
Teton County
Dennis LaFramboise
Luth
Episcopal Guild Meeting at Mrs. Clara Ferris Home
The Episcopal Guild schedules a meeting at the home of Mrs. Clara Ferris on Thursday, January 23, with members invited to attend.
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Episcopal Guild
Clara Ferris
Farmers Mercantile Co Dutton to Hold Annual Meeting
The Farmers Mercantile Co of Dutton will hold its annual meeting Saturday January 25 at 2 pm in Cheetham hall. Secretary M B Bolland says officers will be elected for the coming year, the previous year closed, and other business transacted. Dividend checks will be distributed, and a lunch will be served. all interested persons urged to attend.
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Farmers Mercantile Co
Dutton
Cheetham Hall
M. B. Bolland
Mercantile Company
Bolland
Lions Club Seeks New Members Amid Meeting Drive
The Lions Club met Tuesday with 37 members present and one guest, Lowell Scott. A January recruitment drive honors Melvin Jones, district attendance shows Château Club second with 570 points, and multiple members received badge keys for bringing in new members.
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Lions Club
Lowell Scott
W.W. Scott
Art Bagley
H. D. Baskett
Shirley Johnson
Pauline Lyon
C. D. McDonald
Lion George Jackson
Melvin Jones
Gibson Monkman
Chateau Club
Lion al Hensley
Helen Grace Hensley
Lion H. L. Engdahl
Ray E. Nelson
Missoula
San Francisco
McDonald
John Mrash
Eddie Howard
Lion Earl Hollar
Chateau
A. B. Guthrie
Cantata Choir Seeks Singers For First Rehearsal
Director Marge Hanusa asks prospective Easter cantata singers to reserve January 30 for the first rehearsal of the big choir.
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Marge Hanusa
State Chairmen Thank Legion For GI Benefits
American Legion Gifts for Yanks Who Gave program leaders thank Teton county Legionnaires Auxiliaries and residents for 2100 gifts and 648.65 dollars aiding hospitalized Montana veterans at Christmas and year round. James Smith post 6 and Chateau auxiliary sent 30 gift packages to Helena for distribution. Chairmen Naegele and Downs praised participants and noted remaining funds will fund year round parties for hospitalized veterans.
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The
American Legion
Teton County
Leggionnaires
Montana
James Smith
Legion Auxiliary
Chotea
Helena
Legion, Auxiliary
Chateau
E. F. Naegele
Ida H. Downs
Fort Harrison
Chateau Women’s Club Meeting Tuesday for Youth Conservation Program
The General Woman's club will hold a meeting in the grade school auditorium next Tuesday evening January 21 at 8 o'clock. A brief business session will be followed by a program on youth conservation with a talk and several vocal and instrumental numbers. Refreshments will be served. Members are urged to attend.
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General Woman's Club
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Sportsmen Association
Chateau Region
Ask Bynum
TMHA
State Hospital Board
Chateau Fire Department
Mr. and
Mrs
Grant Curtis
Conrad Fray
Farfield
W. J. Shirley
Chateau High School
Hot Stove League
CAA
Carl Malone
Phoenix, Ariz
Bob Pratt
Legion
Chateau Women’s Club
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