Hospital growth mapped at annual Teton meeting
J W Breen told the Teton Memorial Hospital association meeting that annual gross revenue rose from 68000 in 1952 to 81000 in 1953, noting occupancy at 50 percent and an average 18.80 per patient day. Howard Place of Lutheran Hospitals discussed future needs including a modern x ray machine and an isolation ward.
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J. W. Breen
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Olav
WAL Wsis
Bernard Jandal
Howard Place
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society
Acantha
Place
Livingston
Breen
Collins
A. A. McAuley
N W. Edwards
D. P. Fabrick
W. L. Howard
Ted Halvorson
James Mills
Fairfield
Power-Dutton
Hooward
Clark
Teton Memorial Hospital News
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs Olive Deaver of Choteau Nina Davison of Choteau Mrs Ada Jone of Fairfield and others Births record a son for Mrs Eldon Rapp of Fairfield and a son for Mrs Ray Van DeRich of Choteau Several patients are dismissed including Elmer Schock Levi LaChapelle and Alma Kellogg with multiple names repeated or misspelled from the source.
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Olive Deaver
Choteau
Nina Davison
Ada Jone
Fairfield
Clarence Stenson
Darold Rundquist
Auguste
Claude Co
Howard Lindsey
Dutton
Elmer Stewart
Bernard Hatcher
Lance Krone
Augusta
Eldon Rapp
Ray van DeRich
Elmer Schock
Recreation Notice At High School Gym Monday Night
Any man who is interested in adult recreation is invited to the high school gym Monday night at 7 30 for a local athletic gathering. The notice urges participation and community involvement in the program.
Police Court Fine for Lincoln Driver
Pat C. Mills of Lincoln faces a $15 fine for reckless driving on January 18 in Police Magistrate Court. No report found from Bill Irwin's court.
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Pat C. Mills
Lincoln
Police Magistrates ‘Court
Bill Irwin
Court
100 F Lodge Installs Slate Of Officers
On January 5, 1954 Lodge No. 11 f Operates under LOC district Grand Master Glen Inbody and staff. Officers installed include Pat Gran Ralph Hickman Noble Graund Dave Buchanan Crane Bob Brownell Conduictor James Hightower Warden Bob Colley Chaplain Don Passmore R.S.S. Al Tesch L.S John Lane Outside Guardian Lowell Meyers Inside Guardian Al Barton Vice Grand appointed R.S.V.G. Clark Inbody L.V.G. John Poore. Refreshments followed.
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Deoie
Glen
John Lane
Outside Guardian
Lowell Meyers
Inside Guardian
al Barton
R.S.V.G
Clark Inbody
L.8.v.g
John Poore
New Officers Named for '54 By Girl Scouts
The Chateau Girl Scout association elected new officers at its Jan 9 meeting. Joan Farrow became president, Elizabeth Banks vice president, Dorothy O’Neil secretary, and Charlotte Crary treasurer. The group thanked Choteau residents for support of a recent drive enabling a strong program for the coming year.
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The
Chateau Girl Scout Association
Joan Farrow
Elizabeth Banks
Dorothy O'Neil
Charlotte Crary
Choteau
Teton
Hochhalter
Vic Sargent
Lucille Howard
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ella Irwin
Rhoda Yarrick
Carl Larson
Larry Banks
Paul Mathis
Ona Jaumette
Aileen Ferris
Janet
Clark
Howerd
Brownlie
Marion Bateman
Roberta Kerr
Janet Moulton
Connie Poore
Donna Obernolte
Patricia Perry
Rita Ramaker
Lorna Yule
Troop 12
Gordon, Monkman
William Farrow
Meadows
Leonard Ahele
Ray Hollar
Lyle Martin
Ethel Mae White
Karen Kay George
Flora Elaine Gray
Carol Wedum
Ginny Lou Jackson
Detra Abbott
Marlys Marie Moon
Ruth Bjerkaas
Cub Scout District Meeting Held Here
A district Cub Scout leaders meeting was held Tuesday Jan 12 at the new Choteau grade school with about 25 attendees. Leaders from Choteau Dutton Conrad Fairfield and Helena discussed den meetings and local Cub Scout organization under the local American Legion post sponsorship.
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Choteau
Chateau
Oliver Deaver Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Deaver has returned home from Teton Memorial Hospital after several days of treatment. She is 43 and reports feeling much improved.
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Oliver Deaver
Hesc
The
Teton Memorial Hospital
Pioneer Ella L Miller laid to rest at Chateau Cemetery
Ella L Miller longtime Teton county resident died Saturday January 16 at home from a heart attack aged 89, survived by seven children 11 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted at the local Methodist church with Rev Grant S Moore officiating and pallbearers named. Relatives from Great Falls and St Ignatius attended.
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Teton
Ella L. Miller
Norest
Chateau
Mr. Miller
Gallatin
Montana
Teton County
Choteau
George F. Milley
Here
Cowgill
Lottie
Ida M
Robert H
Fred G. Choteau
Harry L
James Dellno
Bill Olsen
Gibson Monkman
Harry Miller
St. Ignatius
Harvey Reed
Great Falls
Chuck Colter
Augusta Old Timer Gardner to be Buried in Augusta Saturday
Funeral services for Frank Irish Gardner 77 will be held at the Augusta Community church Saturday at 2 p.m. He was born in England December 1 1876 and came to the United States in 1900. A former stage coach driver and later a resident near Haystack Butte Montana he died in a Chateau hospital. He homesteaded 12 miles southwest of Augusta. There are no known survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Hospital Guild Meeting at Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital Guild will meet Wednesday January 27 from 2 to 4 pm with the Ladies of the Moose. Mrs Marie Morey is chairman and will oversee the work unit. All ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Memorial Hospital Guild
Ladies of the Moose
Marie Morey
Peck
Farmers urged to file 1953 price support applications by January end
Jake Luinstra, chair of the County ASC, warns all farms with grain loans or warehouse storage to secure approval by January 31. Disbursements may occur in the next two weeks. Loans, purchase agreements, and warehouse-stored grain require fast processing. early filings ensure better service. Wheat and barley support rates are set and office hours are 8 to 5, weekdays. Saturday hours are not available.
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Jake Luinstra
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
County
PMA
Rancher Dick Fabrick earns cost edge in beef
Montana cattleman Dick Fabrick cuts production costs by focusing on pounds per acre. He shoots for heavier calves, revised breeding, and pasture rotations. Fabrick keeps his own ranch books, credits smarter feeding, and moved calving earlier to boost weaning weights.
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Paul
Friggens
Montana
Dick Fabrick
West
D. P. Fabrick
Fabrick
Jan. J
Amy
Rebekah Lodge Installation Held Last Week
Queen Rebekah Lodge No. 31 of Chateau installed new officers for the term on Friday Jan 16 led by Noble Grand Mrs Gus Depner. Officers named include Patricia Tabody Mary Baker Lois MacClough Gertie Mathis Rae McDonald Esther Buchanan Jessie Gollehon Martha Seufert Viola Brownell Myrtle Poore and others with Assistants led by District Deputy Olle. several members attended despite cold weather.
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Rebekah Lodge No. 31
Chateau
Gus Depner
Noble Grand
Patricia Tabody
Mary Baker
Lois MacClough
Gertie Mathis
Jeannie Khaff
N. G
Verna Stott
V. G
Leona Caskey
Gladys Baquet
Sophie Lane
Rae McDonald
Esther Buchanan
Guardian
Jessie Gollehon
Leslie Jensen
Martha Seufert
Rebekah
Viola Brownell
Noble
Myrtle Poore
Emma Meyers
Verna Poore
Olive Passmore
Helen van Brunt
P. G
Ethel Lindseth
Freda Phillips
Pipa
Tacie Burch
Mabel Crane
Wexr
Olle
Duiiis
Clara McParlane
Marshall
Zgoda
Cora Miller
Elinore Larsen
Greta Bush
Clara Ein Ke
Julia Monkmen
Ruth Monkman
Depner
Young Named Board Member At Chateau Chamber Meeting
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce elected Dick Young as director for a two year term replacing Bob Kerr at its regular noon meeting. Kerr left to manage Havre store. Young heads the board of the Agawam Farmington road committee seeks early farm to market road funding. A Montana scammer posing as a Chicago Credit Co. promoter was reported in Chateau and Dilked. The chamber postponed the annual dinner and planned officer installation at the next meeting due to weather.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Dick Young
Bob Kerr
Kerr
Safewey
Havre
Young
Coard
Ionard Lumber
Ray Davidson
Agawam-Farmington
Montana
Chicgo Ee Co
Sedee Chamber
Weather Magnifies Chill Across Chateau State
A week of frigid conditions grips Chateau and the state as a sudden cold front from Canada keeps temperatures under zero all week. The Tiber dam weather station records the coldest mark of the winter at 52 below normal, underscoring ongoing severe cold.
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Chateau
Canada
Tiber Dam
Kerr named Havre Safeway manager succeeding Heyer
Robert Kerr, Safeway store manager in Havre for two years, is appointed manager of the Havre store replacing Wesley Heyer since March 1952. Kerr begins duties immediately with Wally Enevold as relief manager. His background includes six years at Hamilton and service in the Army Signal Corps in India. Mrs Kerr and children plan to move to Havre in late January or early February.
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Robert Kerr
Safeway
Havre
Kerr
Wesley Heyer
Hamilton
Sidney
Mont
Signal Corps
India
Wally Enevold
Great Falls
Enevold
Steve Strongel
Chateau
West Broadway
Wissoula
March of Dimes Events Planned by Area Groups
Communities including Chateau Choteau Dutton and local schools and clubs announce charity efforts for the March of Dimes. Girl Scouts seek donations at a Chateau theatre lobby for a week starting Sunday. Soroptimist Club to host Mothers March on January 29. Choteau High School to take an intermission offering during a basketball game. Dutton Lions Club and others plan a January 31 night event with hope of repeat success.
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Teton
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Chateau
Choteau
Choteau High School
March of Dimes
Fairfield
Roxy Theatre
Dutton
Dutton Lions Club
Closing of Agawam RR Station Proposed
A hearing in Agawam on Jan 26 at 1 p m will hear Milwaukee railroad’s bid to close its Agawam station. The company says traffic and revenue are too low to justify continued operation. The Board of Railroad Commissioners invites interested parties to attend and present evidence.
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Agawam
Milwaukee Railroad
Board of ‘Railroad Commissioners
Eagles Upset Bulldogs On Fairfield Home Court
Fairfield Eagles beat Chateau Bulldogs 60 to 68 on Fairfield court with Dan Lindseth and Ron Hinman each scoring 17. Schenk led Eagles with 17, LaValley and Schilling each 12. Fouls totaled 43 as Chateau’s JV won 44 to 53 in prelim.
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Dan Lindseth
Ron Hinman
Fairfield Eagles
Chateau Bulldogs
Fairfield
Schenk
Eagles
LaValley
Schilling
Bulldogs
Chateau
Shelby
Coyotes
Monk” Littlejohn
Lindseth
Legion Party Highlights World Series Film Night
The American Legion event on Jan 27 will screen a 1953 Dodgers vs Yankees World Series film in Great Falls club rooms at 8:30 pm. Leonard Manhemer, GM of the Great Falls Electrics, will present. The evening includes other films, a Dutch lunch, and bingo games later.
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Leonard Manhemer
The
Great Falls Electrics
Legion
James Smith
American Legion
Legion Hall
Rex Peterson
Bud Moulton
Legion Auxiliary Tall
Legionnaires
Iral Hardy Taken To Ghoteau Rest Home After Suffering Asthma
Iral Hardy of Oregon was brought to the Ghoteau Rest Home last Sunday due to an asthma attack. The condition prompted admission for medical care.
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Iral Hardy
Oregon
Tor
Ghoteau Rest Home
Hardy
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Vernikeps
Emrick
Hospital Guild Meeting
Ay Farmers Remin Inded
Dick Pubrick
Farm Journal
Uary
Ernest ¥. Hamilton
Rebekah Lodge
Meer
Rey Kelly
Kelly
Eee
Ae Eee
Agawam RR
Eagles Shade Bulldogs
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