Choteau Social Roundup Shows Guests and Local News
A wide listing of visitors and residents in Choteau and nearby towns includes Mr. and Mrs. H W Smith of Farmington hosting guests, Adolph Aanerud, Leonard Ritchke, and others from Great Falls Herman and Kalispell. Bernice Falardeau is ill in hospital. Various travels to Havre Glasgow Detroit Los Angeles and Bozeman are noted along with piano recital, Rebekah party, and tuberculosis seal progress. Local appointments and notable community events occupy the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Smith
Farmingtonthad
Adolph Aanerud
Dutton
Leonard Ritchke
Great Falls
Ted Kjorness
Herman, Minn
Gordon Rognlien
Kalispell
Choteau
Bernice Falardeau
Choteau Hospital
Jennie’ Green
Detroit
Cora Cohoe
Conrad
Thomas M. Kageler
Carl Wedum
Havre
Bernice Smith
Anna Marie Hanson
Howard Hanson
Bozeman
Robert Colley
Ike Taylor
Lewiston
Chateau
Robert Haugen
Jane Guthrie
Missoula
Morris Larson
Russell Larson
Morris
Bona Lee Maynard
Dorothy Wiseman
Janet Huffman
Rodney Briscoe
Sharon Hanson
Patsy Edwards
Rosalie Briscoe
Jimmy Howard
Laura Anne Olson
J. A. Marsh
Leo Murphy
Helena
John Nordhagen
Los Angeles
Henry Davidson
LeeRoy Anderson
Jimmy Peters
Billings
Leo K. Moran
Joe Darby
Charles Koch
Clyde Darby
al Barton
Fargo
N. Dak
Max Hanson
Snperior Dairy
Bill Olson
H. L. Engdahl
Gideon Udine
Fairfield
Veteran’s Administration
AAA
Larson Building
Jen Eisenman
Airfield
K. P. Larson
Honor Roll Omission Highlighted for Margaret Montague
Acantha lists Margaret Montague on the high school honor roll after an inadvertent omission. Miss Montague earned a high rating with 11 honors as dinner guests at the Henry Robison home Tuesday evening included Mr. and Mrs. Costley of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Montague
Acantha Recen
Miss Montague
Navite
Henry Robison
Mrs. Costley
Augusta, ‘Ey
Cub Scout Pack Plans for 1947 Banner Year
The Pack 51 leaders outline Den rosters and vacancies for four to two cubs per den with den mothers fathers and chiefs named. Pack committee members and cubmaster James VanCleave plus assistant cubmaster Wallace G. Thompson pledge cooperation to make 1947 a banner year for the cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout
Cubs
Danny Lindseth
Rodney Briscoe
Ronny Hinman
Gary Franklin
Den
al Jaumette
John I. Pierce
J. Brewster
Jack Luinstra
Doughlas Humble
Harold Powers
Jackie Pierce
Joe Jaumette
Jim Brewster
Lucille Howard
E. R. O'Neil
Blossom Hanson
Teddy Daley
Wayne Daley
Bob O'Neil
Jim Howard
Merle Hanson
Ed Cherry
Vat Paral
Helen Moore
al Schrock
Rachel Edwards
Robert Dauwalder
Jerry Gunther
Jack Moore
Leslie Wedum
Larry Davidson
Carl Olson
Raymond Anderson
Jack Confords
Clark Olson
Frank Stearns
Schrock
George Gunther
John L Pierce
Martin Hanson
Joe Briscoe
James VanCleave
Wallace G. Thompson
Cub
Phony tale claims eye transplant for wartime pair
A Detroit woman allegedly sacrificed sight to restore her husband’s view after Normandy, a story debunked as false. The two veterans, Sally and Albert Tesch, later ran a Chateau Montana farm implement shop with aid from three wounded workers, while awaiting a baby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Tesch
Tesch Implement Co
Chateau
United Press
United States
Detroit
Acantha
Montana
Dispatch
George Ziegler
U.P
Huband
Anna Zapata
Sally Tesch
Normandy
Sally
Albert
Stove Company
Tesen
Chateau, Mont
Tesch
Montana Livestock, Markets and Officials Report
Montana ranchers fed cattle through winter with adequate feed though range and cattle conditions dipped due to cold and heavy snowfall. Oranges valued at 148 750 were imported in December 1946, with apples lettuce and grapes also logged in. Midland Production Association reelected officers in Billings while McKee joins national committee on organization and policy. Forest Service notes 10 000 cattle and 135 000 sheep grazed on 500 000 acres in 1946 with four month cattle and two month sheep permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Helena
Northwest
Custer County
State Agriculture Department
Lst
State Department
L. H. Habein
Columbus
Midland Production Association
Billings
Ora F. Kemp
Shepherd
W. J. Soderling
Clyde McKee
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Division of Agriculture
Montana State College
National Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
McKee
A. D Moir
Helena National Forest
Best Dressed Contest Crowns Helen Stillman First
Helen Stillman won first place in the best dressed contest with Betty Jo Tague a close second and Marion Schaefer third. The Teton Pep team faced criticism while Shelby and Fairfield outperformed them. The senior class plans its annual play directed by Mrs. Wilbur Maynard, with the junior play slated for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Stillman
Betty Jo Tague
Marion Schaefer
Wilbur Maynard
Also Mentioned on This Page
Talk of
the Town
Knudtzon Lumber Co
the Home
Lhe Wests
Bloowm
Dennison
Campbell’s
Farm Front
HI Chatter
Lawrence Burlingame
Wilbert Maynard
Teton High
Teton
Shelby
East Side
Eric Portman
Flora Robson
Jimmie Fidler
Belita
Barry Sullivan
Bonita Granville
Cary Grant
Ingrid Bergman
Saddle Club
March of Dimes
Moose Hall
Everbody
Barton Motor Sales
Ayvert
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