Hospital to Open as Lutheran Group to Operate
All beds and some equipment are to arrive at Chateau next month with May opening possible. Teton Memorial Hospital stockholders heard the plan at the sixth annual meeting. The Lutheran Homes and Hospital society will assume full management once equipped and must supply nurses personnel and supplies. A $3,000 deposit is required for the first 90 days of operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Lutheran Homes and Hospital Society
Chateau Hospital
C. W. Burns
Dick Fabrick
Eddie Howard
Ted Halvorson
R. E. ‘Davison
Fabrick
Howard
Robert Gronberg
C. D. McDonald
Association
Paul Kropp
A. Bernard Gravdal
Gyrenberg
Red Cross Bloodmobile to Visit Chateau Next Tuesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Chateau next Tuesday January 23 for the first 1951 draw at the Methodist church between 2 and 6 o clock. The event, sponsored by the American Legion auxiliary of Chateau, aims to collect 100 pints of blood and urges healthy adults to donate to support Korea and defense needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Methodist
American Legion Auxiliary of
Chateau
LeeRoy Anderson
New Organ To Be Heard This Sunday At Chateau Methodist
A Baldwin electronic organ will debut at the Chateau Methodist church this Sunday evening January 21. Mrs. Jack Duffy of Great Falls will be the organist with Apollo male quartet members T. C. Hibbard O. M. Roseth C. R. Harmison and A. W. Rumbold. Mrs Mora Wiprud of Dutton will join in piano organ duets with Mrs Duffy. The Baldwin Piano Company notes 87 years of experience in keyboard instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Church
Jack Duffy
Great Falls
Apollo
T. C. Hibbard
O. M. Roseth
C. R. Harmison
A. W. Rumbold
Baldwin
New Methodist Church
Mora Wiprud
Dutton
Duffy
Baldwin Piano Company
Baldwin Electronic Organ
Choir from St. Joseph's travels to Fort Harrison and Helena College
The junior choir from St. Joseph's church Chateau visits Helena on Sunday to sing at Fort Harrison. Members include Joyce Murr Virginia Durr Jean Van Aukén Mary Ann Breen Phyllis Magee Darlene Shelmerdine Katie Munson Marjorie La Rance Barbara Zgoda Anetta Dellwo Susan Kade and Patty Kade. They are hosted by Rev Fr James DeGroat and visit Carroll College Immaculata hall St Johns Hospital and Helena cathedral after breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Chateau
Helena
Fort Harrison
Joyce Murr
Virginia Durr
Jean van Aukén
Mary Ann Breen
Phyllis Magee
Darlene Shelmerdine
Katie Munson
Marjorie la Rance
Barbara
Joan Zgode
Anetta Dellwo
Susan
Patty Kade
al Hensley
Barbara Zgoda
J. W. Breen
Pete Zgoda
James DeGroat
American Legion Department of Montana
Carroll College
Immaculata Hall
St. John’s Hospital
St. Helena Cathedral
Legion Draws Resolutions on Hutterite Draft Question
The C James Smith Post American Legion of Chateau Montana adopts resolutions with Teton county draft board 50 urging the same selective service duties for Hutterite colonies as other men. It calls for state appeal board decisions and immediate action by local boards to resolve Induction questions and registration law compliance. The draft text requests immigration and FBI cooperation to verify adherence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. James Smith
American Legion
Chateau
Teton County
Selective Service Board
Department of Montana
Montana
United States Immigration Department
Federal Bureau of Investigation
State Surveyors Elect Maynard To New Post
Carroll Maynard, Teton county surveyor, Choteau, was elected secretary treasurer at the Montana County Surveyor’s Association meeting in Helena last week. The group formed to improve the status and pay scales of county surveyors, who lack steady income and retirement provisions, with leaders urging better engineering standards for road work and greater incentives to attract trained professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Maynard
Teton
Choteau
Montana County Surveyor’s Association
Helena
Arnold F. Cayser
Livingston
Cayser
George R. Johnston
Cut Bank
New Association
Montana
Johnston
Chamber Elects New Officers for Year and Hears School Talk
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce elected Ray Davidson as president C E Russell as vice president and Bob Crocker as secretary treasurer for the coming year. Directors include H M Reid E C Hensley and Ed Oberwolte. Supt R C Graham outlined a school bond proposal noting 30 percent cost increases since last April and an $80 000 add‑on for architect fees lights equipment and acoustics. He said radiant heating offers cheaper long term costs and a three mill tax increase would fund the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Davidson
C. E. Russell
Bob Crocker
H. M. Reid
E. C. Hensley
Ed Oberwolte
Supt
R. C. Graham
Graham
No Allotments Still Means Price Supports
County PM’s chairman explains termination of 1951 wheat acreage allotments does not change federal price support. Brannan previously announced 90 percent of parity with no less than $1.99 per bushel as of July 1, 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Luinstra
Department of Agriculture
Luinstra
Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Dog license plates go on sale at city hall now
City clerk James Sulgrove announces 1951 dog license plates are available at Chateau city hall. Residents urged to purchase immediately to comply with local ordinance and keep registrations up to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
James Sulgrove
Support Asked For Conrad Man On Game Commission
Bill Bochman and Iren De Staff of Conrad seek active backing from the Teton Sportsmen's Association for Walter Banks to join the Montana Fish and Game Commission. They note Banks’s prior legislative service, urge support ahead of the Feb 12 appointment, and say the association may meet soon to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Man
Game
Walter Banka
Conrad
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Bill Bochman
Iren de Staffany
Jess Gleason
Teton Sportsmen’s Association
Association For Banks
State Commission
Banks
Montana
The
Farm Bureau Initial Meet Slated Friday
Teton county Montana Farm Bureau to form at Choteau courthouse meeting Friday at 8 pm. Clarkson Spain Bozeman state president and George Diehl Helena chairman invited to speak. Herman Huisenga Bozeman state director says federation promotes farmer interests including legislation and fair taxation across 46 states and Montana counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Organization
Montana State Farm Bureau
Choteau
Teton County Farm Bureau
Clarkson Spain
State Farm Bureau
Huisenga
Farm Bureau Federation
Montana
Huidekoper Couple Installed as Heads at Lodge Ceremony
In a large Legion Auxiliary hall ceremony on Friday night January 5, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Huidekoper were installed as heads of Chateau lodge No. 11 and Queen Rebekah lodge No. 31. The event featured district officers and extensive appointments among both elective and appointive officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Huidekoper
Choteau
IOOF
Queen Rebekah
Eva Burns
Bud Moulton
Chateau
Oddfellow and
Rebekah Lodges
Legion Auxiliary Hall
Chateau Lodge No
Bulldogs Defeat Conrad Power Lose to Benton
The Choteau Bulldogs won their first Northern Division game by defeating the Conrad Cowboys 42 to 31 in a rough 19 fouls per side contest. Floyd Murr led Choteau with 16 points while Gale Bandow and Bob Clark added nine each. Fort Benton star Rucker scored 29 as the Longhorns beat Choteau 66 to 40 on Saturday and both Fort Benton B teams won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Conrad Cowboys
Bulldogs
Floyd Murr
Chateau
Gale Bandow
Bob Clark
Bishop
Conrad Cagers
Conrad
Fort Benton Longhorns
Rucker
Fort Benton
Marr
G. Bandon
Arm strong Couple Move House for Gas Patrol Office Relocation
Mr and Mrs Jack Armstrong longtime Chateau residents move their house to Reibling amid Montana Power Co gas division transfer their patrol duties to the new site midway between Augusta and Simms. The couple relocates the entire house with them to accompany the operation shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Armstrong
Chateau
Reibling
Augusta
Simms
Mintana Power Co
Armstrong
Simihs
Montana Power Co
Iin Chateau
Teton County
Mary Sulgrove Husband Given General Rank
C. H. Chorpening husband of Mary Sulgrove formerly of Chateau has been promoted to one star general in the U S army He will serve in the Pentagon Washington D C He has held ranks from captain major lieutenant colonel and colonel In recent years He commanded sheet steel filing with the army engineers at Fort Peck Mont ten years ago He and Mary lived in Tulsa for four years after Fort Peck They now reside in Alexandria Va He is in charge of personnel with the army engineer division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Chorpening
Mary Sulgrove
Chateau
U. S. Army
General Chorpening
Pentagon
Washington, D. C
Army Engineers
Fort Peck
Mont
Chorpening
Tulsa
Okio
Alexandria
Army Engineer Division
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Lutheran Grou Lo
Gronberg, Halvorson
Tom Umuolimlawull
Hospital
Elect Directors
Railway Express Company
Railway Express Co
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Railway Express
Have & Dray Man
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Helena College
Legion
State Surveyors
Maynard
Chamber
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau School
Ada
Farm Bureau
Huidekoper
Rebekahs
Jeannie Knaff
Darwin Crane
Iona Zgoda
George Thompson
Ella Weist
Gibson Monkman
Myrtle Poore
Lloyd Pedersen
Patricia Inbody
David Buchanan
Clarice Conklin
Ralph Hickman
Mercedes LeDesky
Peggy Anderson
Mabel Crane
Irene Peterson
Leonard Sheble
Esther Buchanan
Leslie Burns
Noble Grand
Elmore Larsen
Kenneth Breckon
Doris Hansen
Alfred Barton
Gladys Baumgartner
Elmer Knaff
Valeria
Ferris
Power
Benton
Milton McNea
Choteau Bulldogs
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