Numerous Local Residents Return From Travel and Visits
Mrs. Colley returns from Denver Stauffer school. Brady visitors at Mrs. Stillman home. Swanson and Porter travel to St Petersburg Fla. Ferris returns from Edmonton with father ill. Spoelder from Ray mond to care for ill mother. McFarren visit in California and Mesa Az. Rowley heads to Shelby and Fort Ord. Lodmell, ex paratrooper, visiting Jaumotte family. McLean travels to Racine for last rites. Penney manager Johnson on business trip to Butte and Billings. Cub Scout Pack 51 Blue and Gold banquet set Feb 20. Crary family back from Mexico. Stewart funeral at Fort d Appelle. Peebles visit, then attend Stewart funeral. Hightowers entertain Conrad guests after ball. Seufert guests from Aberdeen. Kriez returns to Hemingford after visit. Choteau Home Demonstration Club meets Feb 4. Curtis to Mesa and Long Beach. March of Dimes drive notices. Booster items from Nebraska and Alaska trip notes. New baby for Mummert family Craig Andrew born Jan 23. Stenson returns from Burton visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Colley
Denver
Stauffer
Ralph Anderson
Brady
Clint Stillman
John Swanson, Jr
George Porter
St Petersburg
Vera Ferris
Edmonton
Canada
Tony Spoelder
Raymond, S Dak
Ed McFarren
Turlock
Calif
Barbara Neal
McFarrens
Mesa
Aziz
Val Rowley
Shelby
Fort Ord
al Jaumotte
Jaumotte
Larry Lodmell
Brockton
Larry
Germany
E. R. “Slants” McLean
Collins
Racine
Wis
Edwin Pope
McLean
Wil
Sid Johnson
J. C. Penney Co
Butte Mondas
Billings
J.C Penney Co
Methodist Church
L. S. Crary
Gordon Halberg
Donald Donner
Thomas Lukins
Butte
Anaconda Company
Vaughn Dutro
Conrad
Nick Paulus
St Joseph's Church
Chateau
Fred Barribal
Phoenix
Ariz
Horace Baskett
William McManus
Agnes Jones
Ashland
Ore
Fred Smith
J. C. Laurin
Great Falls
Louis Clough
John Loeffler
Ison
Jerry
James Hightower
Hightowers
John W. Anderson
George Seufert
Seufert
August Heaple
Aberdeen
S. Dak
Joe Kriez
Hemingford
Neb
Betty White
Emma McGoldrick
Choteau Home Demonstration Club
T. J. Dellno
Redman
H. W. Madole
Lewistown
June Curtis
Freeman Curtis
Long Beach
Lynn Bakers
March of Dimes
Monroe Booster
Nebraska
Roy Page
Richard
Justine Reinking
Dutch Bumbardner
Bynum
Page
Reinking
Oak Grove
Pendray
Carl Gulbrandsen
Montana
Morris Talifson
Bill Pinnell
United States
Farmington
Kotiiak
Alaska
Paul Mummert
Harrisburg
Penn
Craig Andrew
Mummert
Oliver Hanson
Bea Stenson
Burton
Kansas
Choteau
Pink and blue shower honors Mrs Bernard McGillis
Mrs Gladys Yeager and Mrs Alice Salmond co hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Bernard McGillis last Wednesday afternoon at the Yeager home. Overnight guests were Mr and Mrs Lowell Scott and family of Conrad at Mrs Emma Paulus's home. Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph staff Frank F Bell and Dudley Dean of Helena visited Chateau en route to Conrad to assist with the dial system changeover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Yeager
Alice Salmond
Bernard McGillis
Yeager
Lowell Scott
Conrad
Emma Paulus
Frank F. Bell
Dudley Dean
Helena
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Chateau
Conrad Exchange
No Account Checks Send Two Persons To State Prison
Herman Brakke formerly of Conrad and Charles Cornell of Chateau were sent to the state prison at Deer Lodge January 21 to serve one year and three-year sentences on no account check convictions. Undersheriff Walt Magee delivered them to authorities. The day before, Deputy George O Hare returned Joe S. McDonald of Superior, a parole violator, to Deer Lodge for a one-year term after an assault arrest the prior weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Brakke
Conrad
Charles Cornell
Chateau
Deer Lodge
Walt Magee
George O'Hare
Joe S. McDonald
Superior
Teton County Students Win Science Talent Scholarships
Forty students win scholarships totaling 34 250 for the Westinghouse Science Awards. Winners attend the Science Talent Institute in Washington from February 27 to March 3, meet scientists, tour laboratories, and confer with judges. Additional students gain honors in 31 state science talent searches coordinated with Science Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolars
Washington
Westinghouse
District of Columbia
Science Service
Science Talent Search Powered by Science Service
The Science Talent Search is conducted by Science Service and is supported by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation. It is one of two annual events for young scientists, the other being the National Science Fair in Flint Michigan May 7 to 10 1958. It includes 23 National Science Fair Finalists from the past two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Science Service
Westinghouse Educational Foundation
Flint
Mich
Bulldogs Win Two Conference Games
The Bulldogs defeated Conrad B 58 44 as Scott led Conrad with 17 points and Peters of Chateau added 14. The Bulldogs and Chateau traded leads before the visitors pulled away in the final quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Conrad
Bulldog
Chateau
Scott
Peters
Cut Bank
Cut Bank Wolves
Choteau
Fairfield
Eagles
Dahl Speaks to Chateau Lions on Red Cross Service
Writing from the scene of Hurricane Audrey relief in Louisiana and Texas, Dahl called the Red Cross the Trustee of the Nation's Humanity. He noted 50,000 Americans received Red Cross service daily and two million volunteers perform 200 million dollars of unpaid work each year. After World War II he chaired Red Cross fund and Gallatin county chapter events and served on national convention committees in 1953 and 1957, plus a 1951 national director role with the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Louisiana
Texas
Amercans
Dahl
Gallatin County
American Red Cross
Bozeman
Lions Hear District Convention Plans In June
Ken Murtay of Great Falls spoke briefly on the district convention to be held in June. Carl Wedum spoke for the hunter safety program in Teton county and Jack Wright reported on the 1958 Lions Community calendar drive. The drive entered 336 family groups with 34 extras sold, yielding 790.31 dollars. Jesse Malone Jr. and Sr. were introduced. An educational Red Cross film preceded the main address, with Rev. A. B. Grandal thanking the club for its cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Murtay
Great Falls
Lions
Carl Wedum
Hunter Safety
Teton County
Jack Wright
Lions Club
Jesse Malone, Jr
Lion al Finley
Jesse
Jesse Malone Sr
American Red Cross
Teton County Red Cross
Rev
A. B. Grandal
The
Red Cross fund drive kickoff with local leaders
The Chateau Lions club will canvass the city business section and the American Legion for the 1968 Red Cross fund arrival on March 1. A Boy Scout leaders meeting followed the club program with zone meeting. Guests included Leo Pierre Choteau Del Long Conrad and others who will lead drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
American Legion
Red Cross
Leo Pierre
Choteau
del Long
Conrad
Russell Wikstrom
Bill Black
Harold Brown
Brady
Jack Olson
Ken Murtag
Great Falls
Gladys Chalmers
Rose Slanger
Farmington
Lyle Stand
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chateau Electric
Priscilla
Esther
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
Hewlcraft
Ae Wmall
Koionk Top
Tou OU
Heartcraft
Time Shop
Bob
Pearson
Gernaat
Jaconetty
van Wicken Ry Hanson
Fairfield the
Ete Eee Ae Eeeve Cut Bank Chateau Ee Ey Oem
Meeemmae Een E Conrad Semere Amet Eesnens Sunburst Peet
Valier Eors
J. R. Crabtree, D. D
Russell Bldg
Glen’s Radio & Television Repair
Meet MO
Odds and Ends
Caraval
Chateau ‘Soroptimist Club
Chateau Lions
Valentine Candy
Teton Pharmacy
Chotead
R & J Appliances
Plains
Challis
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