Zumwalt to Direct Chateau Rodeo With New Clowns Bulls
Oral Zumwalt, veteran showman from Wolf Creek, will direct the Chateau rodeo July 4 and 5. Hellgate Rodeo of Missoula supplies stock, with brahma bulls and clown Frank Cheetwood adding thrills. Tickets from Choteau Drug Co. $2.40 reserved, $1.20 bleacher. 1170 reserved seats and 200 bleachers.
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Oral Zumwalt
Wolf Creek
Chateau Rodeo
Hellgate Rodeo Company
Missoula
Rodeo
Jerry Breen
Augusta
Chateau
Breen
Frank Cheetwood
Mollalla
Ore
Choteau
American Legion
Choteau Drug Company
Legion Pavilion
Main Street
Bob Rooker
Missawa
Requiem High Mass for Donald Paulus in Choteau
Requiem High Mass will be sung Saturday at 10 am at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Choteau for Donald N. Paulus USMCR the town's third repatriated veteran. Burial follows at Chateau cemetery with military honors by VFW and American Legion. Rosary is Friday at 8 pm. Paulus died June 15 1944 from wounds in Saipan. He was born June 28 1925 in Chateau and graduated Power High School class of 1943. He served with the 4th Marine Division after enlisting November 6 1943 and posthumously received the Purple Heart Presidential Unit Citation. He is survived by his parents and sister Mrs Vaughn Dutro.
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Donald N. Paulus
USMCR
Choteau
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Paulus
Nick Paulus
Tsgt
Albert J. Davis
Sixth Army
Gden
Utah
Chateau
St. Joseph's Church
Saipan
Power High School
United States Marine Corps Reserve
Butte
Marine Corps
San Diego
4Th Marine Division
Vaughn Dutro
Jerome ‘Tackes
Robert Lehnerz
LeRoy Lehnerz
Vernon Dreyer
LeRoy Nelson
Howard Halcro
Roger Halcro
Harold Gunderson
Harry Johnson
Ione M. Tockes
William Andrews
Bauman
Charles Toeckes
Donald Toeckes
Power
Reverend Engdahl Receives Caleb Honor at Missoula
The Rev. H. L. Engdahl returned from the Montana Methodist conference in Missoula where he was made a Caleb, an honor for ministers with 20 years of service in Montana. He received a pioneer knife once owned by Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel. Also noted were staff transfers in Kalispell Havre and a family move to Fairfield.
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H. L. Engdahl
Missoula
John Swanson
Pendrey
Walter Edwards
Walter Dauwalder and Sons
Jones
Chateau
Engdahl
Caleb
Montana
W. W. van Orsdel
R. F. Vick
Kalispell
Havre
Martin E. Vande Mark
Guthries Arrive Purchase Twin Lakes in Teton Canyon
Mr. and Mrs. A B Guthrie Jr and family arrive in Chateau to stay through mid August joining Alva Larson and Mrs Guthries sister to spend summer at Twin Lakes. Guthrie Sr and Mrs Larson are long time Teton county residents. He works on two books about the Oregon trail and the Platte and Sweetwater rivers for the American Rivers Series.
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A. B. Guthrie Jr
Chateau
Guthrie
Helen
Lexington
Bertram
Oregon Trail
Portland
A. B. Guthrie
Repair Work Begins On Choteau Streets
Choteau undertakes street repairs after heavy rains. Main Street will be filled and patched while south end roads are gravelled. A gravel oil mix sits between Acanths office and city hall as stock pile. Mayor John W. Hentge expects main street ready for July 4.
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Choteau
Main Street
Acanths
John W. Hentge
Choteau Man's Brother Dies In Cave-in
Henry Christman 66 of Great Falls, brother of Choteau resident Gottlieb Christman, died when a root cellar caved in at his home last Friday. Neighbors alerted the Cascade County sheriff after he had not been seen for two weeks. firemen dug out the cellar. Christman was born in Odessa Russia on November 15 1881 and came to the United States 45 years ago.
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Henry Christman
Great Falls
Gottlieb Christman
Choteau
Christman
Henry
Cascade County
Odessa
Russia
United States
Funeral Held for Harry M. Chapman in Chewelah
Mrs. E. M. Phillips attended the funeral of her father Harry M. Chapman a building contractor who died of a heart attack about two weeks ago in Chewelah Washington. She remained there about a week before returning home.
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E. M. Phillips
Chewelah
Wash
Harry M. Chapman
Puiline Eee Coldeen
Reverend Gravdal Directs Camp for Flathead Lake Rihla
More than 30 youths from Chateau-Dutton-Fairfield Lutheran parishes depart Sunday 10 a.m. from Trinity Lutheran for the Flathead Lake Rihla camp near Kalispell. Camp runs July 5 to 10 with Bible study, Christian education, athletics, and daily hymn singing led by Rev. A Bernard Gravdal and staff. cost $9 for the week.
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Chateau-Dutton-Fairfield
Trinity Lutheran Church
Flathead Lake
Great Falls
Havre
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
R. Daehlin
A. Christiansen
Glasgow
Chamber To Canvas Main Street
Ed Obernolte reports the Chamber of Commerce will canvass Main Street to raise about $300 more for the mosquito and fly spraying project. The city sprayed Sunday covering all areas including the cemetery golf course and creek. Johnson Flying Service performed the spraying and about $280 was raised in the house-to-house effort.
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Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Ed Obernolte
Oberwolte
Cowgill
Johnson Flying Service
Acantha
Accident Basis For $37 290 Damage Suit
Robert Joseph Jerome through guardian Fred W. Jerome sues Edward M. Yeager for 37 290.80 dollars over injuries from a Belleview road pickup crash southwest of Chateau. The boy suffered fractures and seeks 36 000 for injuries 790.80 hospital costs 450 doctor fees 210 nursing and other expenditures.
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Robert Joseph Jerome
Fred W. Jerome
Edward M. Yeager
Yeager
Belleview Road
Chateau
Robert Jerome
Mother and Daughter Return from Hills Isolation
Mrs Arnold Hanusa and her daughter Sandra Sue are home from a two week isolation at a Blackleaf mountain cabin. Hanusa reached the cabin by car after supplying drops to survivors while roads and bridges were washed out. They were joined by Dr George Sexton and his wife from Great Falls. all returned to Chateau on Sunday. Roads and bridges are reportedly temporarily repaired.
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Blackleaf Mountain
Arnold Hanusa
Sandra Sue
Hanusa
George Sexton
Great Falls
Chateau
Geologist Weds Cambridge Girl
John Phillip Schafer and Mary Alice Lyon were married June 19 at the Harvard Memorial church in Cambridge Massachusetts. Schafer is well known in the Chateau area having spent the past two summers there gathering geological formations for his master thesis. He is a Brown University graduate and will return to Chateau this summer to continue研究.
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John Phillip Schafer
Mary Alice Lyon
Harvard Memorial Church
Cambridge
Mass
Schafer
Chateau
Bre
Schater
Sect Buys More Teton Land
The Hutterite sect now controls about 22,000 acres in Teton county after purchasing 639 acres from Perry Sessions. The property near Bynum includes 50 acres irrigated, 514 acres dry plow land, and 75 acres grazing, bought by Jacob Kleinsasser, David J. Hofer, and Joseph Sam Kleinsasser.
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Perry H. Sessions
Teton County
Sessions Place
Bynum
Jacob Kleinsasser
David J. Hofer
Joseph Sam Kleinsasser
Great Falls Tribune
United Press
Letellier
Paraguay
Choteau Agents Named Officers at State Meetings
Raymond Kelly of Choteau was elected vice president of the Montana County Agents association and Frieda Schroder of Choteau named vice president of the Montana Home Demonstration Agents association. Bozeman hosted the 33rd annual Montana Agricultural Extension conference with officers including R F Rasmussen Havre president and H C Cosgriffe Whitehall secretary. Alfreda Forswall Billings president and Iva L Holladay Glasgow secretary-treasurer were also elected in the two groups.
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Raymond Kelly
Choteau
Montana County Agents Association
Frieda Schroder
Montana Home Demonstration Agents Association
Bozeman
Montana Agricultural Extension Service
R. F. Rasmussen
Havre
H. C. Cosgriffe
Whitehall
Alfreda Forswall
Billings
Iva L. Holladay
Glasgow
County Agent Seeks Rainfall Data from June 14 to 18
The County Agent asks the public for definite rainfall figures collected between June 14 and 18. Include amounts, times of heaviest rains, and container details used to measure the rainfall. Send information to the County Agent's office for Weather Bureau processing.
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Weather Bureau
Glacier Transportation Adopts Summer Schedule
The Glacier Great Falls line will depart Chateau at 9 40 a m each day under the new summer timetable. The Augusta loop keeps its route but shifts the Augusta departure to 9 40 a m from 9 p m, effective until further notice.
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Glacier Transportation Company
Glacier Great Falls
Chateau
Augusta
Projects Occupy 4-H Members
4-Hers in Teton county pursue a broad program of project work and recreation led by Frieda Schroder. June meetings planned further completion steps with a Seeley Lake builders camp June 7 week attracting reps from 10 counties. Bonnie VandeRiet elected camp council president. July through October schedules include livestock judging, 4-H camp, conservation camp, beef sale, farm safety, North Montana Fair, elimination contests, club congress, and records due.
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Teton County
Frieda Schroder
Margaret Montague
Bonnie Vande Riet
Norma VandeRiet
Lois Liggett
Keith Rundquist
Russell Kolste
Hugh Maxwell
Raymond Kuehn
Seeley Lake
Bonnie VandeRiet
Rotary
National Farm Safety
North Montana
No Fireworks Policy in Chateau July 4 5
City ordinance restricts fireworks within Chateau city limits on July 4 and 5 by order of the City Council. Dan McGuire of Spokane visited the J. C. Beck family last Saturday.
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Chateau
Dan McGuire
Spokane
J. C. Beck
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Ray Mavity
Phil Manix
Mavity
Manix
Ralph Stanton
Donald Paulus Mass
Alfred Schmidt
St. Nazmaz
Wisc
James J. Sheerin
Father Sheerin
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Rev. Engdahl
William Maleit
Fairfield
Guthries
Twin Lakes
Choteau Streets
Iss Nole
Gravdal
Teton
Chamber To Canvas
Hills
Sect
Bus Company
4-H
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