For Rent and Sale Classifieds in Choteau Montana
Local notices advertise rental units in Choteau including a two room basement apartment by Feb 1 and a furnished two room with private bath. Sales include gas heater, living room chair, an assortment of used vehicles and furniture. Also listed are houses, tractors, oil furnace, sinks, stoves, electrical work, and saw mill services.
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Lincoln Apartments
Nick Paulus
C. Lorenzen
Charles Koch
Choteau
Mont
William McManus
Hazlett
Sid Snyder
Taylor Motor Co
Dodgebruck
Wwith
Ney
Implement Co
Leslie Burns
Chateau
Ramaker
Tfc
Sterling Electric
Tfe
Gordon Hansen
Fairfield
Oliver
Willys Station
Tesch Sales & Service
N & H Implement Co
Moger
Hanson Bros
Burial services for Mrs. Sarah Jane McIntire
Funeral rites were held at the Catron Chapel with Rev. Roy K. Reed officiating. Interment followed in the local cemetery after services in Whitefish and Chateau. Mrs. McIntire, born February 6, 1866, in Iowa, died January 10, 1954 at age 87, leaving four sons, three daughters, sixteen grandchildren, and nineteen great grandchildren.
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Sarah Jane McIntire
Catron Chapel
Roy K. Reed
Assembly of God Church
Whitefish
Bank
Chateau
Sarah Jane Shryer
Owa
Kansas
Rufus Ef." McIntire
Washington
Kan
Oklahoma
Montana
Chotea
Choteau Private Billy Colquitt To Return From Korea
Pfc. Billy R. Colquitt son of Mr and Mrs Bill Colquitt Choteau is returning to the U S after serving with the 25th Infantry Division in Korea He arrived in Korea December 1952 and served as a cook in the 27th regiment He was awarded the Combat Infantryman badge He attended Wasco High School before joining the army.
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Korea
Billy R. Colquitt
Bill Colquitt Choteau
U. S
25Th
Colquitt
Wasco High School
Brucellosis Cleanup Plan Urges Action in Teton County
Dr. H F Wilkins says Teton County will start a brucellosis cleanup program with a county committee of cattle owners to oversee work. State veterinarians will explain the program at meetings, followed by petitions. National data show 5 percent infected cattle, with losses in milk and calves, sterilization risk, and 30 percent higher replacement needs.
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Wess
Teton County
H."f. Wilkins
Teton
First Aid Classes Offered by Red Cross
The Red Cross announces First Aid classes to be held Monday February 8 at 7 30 PM in the Courthouse. OS certificates will soon expire and renewals will be available. All interested persons are invited to join these classes.
St Stephen's Episcopal Church Chateau Montana Services Schedule
Holy Communion on the second and fourth Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Morning prayer on the first third and fifth Sundays at 11:00 a.m. Church school also at 11:00 a.m. Other services as announced. Rev. H Alfred Rogers Vicar Rev J Reginald Butt Curate.
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H. Alfred Rogers
J. Reginald Butt
Card of Thanks for Care at the Chateau
We express gratitude to the doctors and hospital staff for wonderful care given to Bob Johnston Sr. We also thank friends for the many kindnesses from Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston, Wyo.
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Chateau
Bob Johnston Sr
Robert Johnston
Ander
Semester exams conclude first half of school year at Chateau High
Last week closed the first semester with report cards issued yesterday for students and parents to sign. Earlier this month 403 standardized tests were taken in 14 subjects, showing Chateau High students 2 %% above the national average and 16.1 percent in the top quarter while 72 percent are in the top tenth. The tests offer a useful though not sole measure of student achievement.
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Syay EE
Chateau High School
Bullpups Set For Friday Night Game With Conrad Grade Team
The Chateau grade school Bullpups host Conrad grade team this Friday night January 29 in the high school gym. Both A squads will play with the B game at 7 00 p m followed by the A game. The Bullpups seek their third win after beating Fairfield grade and Power grades in a close finish last Saturday.
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Chateau
Conrad
Fairfield
Meeting Postponed by Montana Conservation Council
The annual conservation council meeting set for January 28 to 30 in Havre is postponed to April. President George Gloege apologizes for the inconvenience and cites hazardous travel conditions and the importance of the topics to all Montanans.
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Conservation Council
Havre
George Gloege
Montana
Mothers' March on Polio Ends Month of Giving Across Nation
The Week of the Mothers' March on Polio mobilizes about 50,000 communities from New York to San Francisco to collect funds as polio vaccine tests loom. Helen Hayes leads volunteers in a drive to raise 75 million dollars this year while continuing care for 66,000 prior patients and ongoing research.
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New York
San Francisco
National Foundation For
Helen Hayes
National Foundation
Medieval butcher punished by public humbling ride
A butcher who sold tainted meat in medieval Europe was subjected to a punishment of riding a railway cart through town with a piece of rotten meat fixed before his nose, a public humiliation intended to deter others.
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Odieus
Europe
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Bob's
Légion Hall
Hanser Bros
Pithead
J. P. Wellenstein
Pendrey
H. C
Dodge
Plymouth Cranbrook
Tesch Sales and Service
Pete’ Lear
Eran
Chotéan
Glenloyd
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Central
Great Falls
Mont' de Dalc
Xour
Tom Hammond
Choteau Electric G.E. Sales and Service
the Sportsmen’s Wildlife
Legion Hall
Fred Moss
The
United State Forest Service
Teton Boat and Anglers Club
Teton Sportsmen’s ‘Association
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Ana
Choteau. Drug-Co
Lee
ST. Stephen’s Episcopal
Church Chateau
K. M. Bridenstine
Peek
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Attorney-At-Law Citizens 'State
Bank Blig. Ee Ae Montano Bs
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Ab Ss
Derby's
Campbells Soup
del Monte
Rae
TONEY
Seana Nmes
Weenie
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Bia
Moose Hall
Carl E. Larson
Chateau Lodge
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