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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1945

Page

8

Local Notes Highlight Dutton Community Movements

Mrs K Hofto reports on relocations and visits around Dutton. New Superintendent Mr Glen Hanson moves into Inverness area, Walter Mullers head to Great Falls, plus families and visitors from Spokane, Plains, and Glacier Park. A May wedding of Walter Dodd and Emily Depner is noted with a Collins Hall reception. Subscriptions in Teton county listed.

Walter Muller Great Falls Walt Mr. Thorson Anderson M. Hektner Glarys Campbell Frank Schabel Loren Schabel Small Son Glacier Park Jacqueline Whipps Spokane M. Schultz H. Laubach Phil Nelson Bremerton Don Meech Ray Deckers Elmer Omhbholt Hahels Sun River Canyon Jack Hodgskiss Dutton Ensign J. E. Hodgskiss San Francisco Ray Umphress Wade Humbel Bynum Cpl Clarence Miller Miller Wes Tilly Holt P. H. McClellan Jim Earl Juelfs Darlene Goodmundson Beverly Johnson Laurel Albert Halseth Cheetham’s Hall Halseths Bery Albert Walter Dodd Plains Montana Emily Depner Collins Hall Dodd

Pendroy News Roundup of Holidays and Local Visits

Pendroy and nearby residents share Fourth of July visits and family gatherings. Notables include the Briggs and Caskey families in Box Elder and Collins, Harold Weaver leaving REA for Cargill Feed in Conrad, and multiple dinners, travels, and visits among local households across Pendroy, Great Falls, Kalispell, and surrounding areas.

Webster Briggs Box Elder Ralph Caskey Collins Porter Ranch Harold Weaver Conrad Weaver R.E.A Cargill Feed Co Estes Max Brownell James Waples Carter Jack Campbell Lorrayne Shirley Kittenger Missoula J. A. Swanson Mary Porter Grand Prairie Canada Barry Crummy Durland Eastes Ranch S. J. Rose Great Tails Pendray Max Hoeschen X. F. Hoeschen West Mike Campbell Great Falls Dave Rice Rice Paul Rice Roy Page John Tschantze Stanley Nelson Bozeman Billy Warneke John Rose Cecil Kramer Kelso Wash Norman Dea Cascade Dick Rose Tschantre Chase Field A. J. Harris Billings Chamberlain Kalispell

Summer Holiday Plans Draw Local Trips to Mountains

Collins Mrs Clyde Baquet Cor reports busy week as families plan July fourth outings. Many headed to Glacier Park and nearby mountains from Chateau for a day of rest and sightseeing. News notes Mayo Clinic visits for Adolph Banis and Paul Alzheimer returning from examination. local social visits and shopping trips detailed.

George Thomsha Henry Tomsha Wm. Fourt Reo Coghill Herman Schwert Alvin Reiquam O’keefe John Orval Glacier Park Canada Neare Mountains Chateau D. Banis Adolph Banis Jir Mayo Clinic Paul Alzheimer Lawrence Alzheimer Paul Rochester Conrad Daughaday Great Falls Baquet eLena Caskey Dorthey Porter John Harkins George Tomsha Walter Dodd G. Depner England Frank Harak

Sergeant Helps Repair Combat Planes in England

The Second Base Depot at Blackpool England reports Sgt William J O Day of Power Montana and crew repaired and modified over 25 aircraft types including P 51 Mustangs and B 24 Liberators. Over 10 000 planes fixed in 18 months with 20 plus daily outputs. Lt Charles Cooper arrived home in Great Falls from overseas. pilot of a P 38.

Montana England Blackpool William J. O’day Power Air Service Command O’day Sgt. O'Day Barth O’day Charles Cooper Great Falls Dave Cooper

Wheat output and travels cited in historical note

The report mentions a Cheteau visit then a move to the Cut Bank family ranch, a return to the U S via Africa and South America, and a bold investment line about buying more bonds. It records wheat production at an all time high around 1 12869 million bushels, with prior forecasts and 1944 output numbers.

Cheteau Cut Bank U. S Africa South America

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K. Hofto Rocky Mt Mr. Stahl Mrs. Larson Mr. Dodd Teton County Pendroy News G. R. Talbert Corr Clyde Baquet Alfalfa Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda, Montana Mena Census Bureau Sollid and Mehl Sollid Dutton, Montana PUREX Jug Sandwic Durkees Armour Oxydal Sna Ve Beverly Safeway Produce California U.S Cherrie Washington Bings CU. S Criset Shorte Roy Jar Bel Hershey's UO S No Calif Shaftas Ours Edless Libby's Fred Lois Sally Kraft Pimiento and Olive Sunny Jim Assorted Canterbury Gardenside Safeway Meats Uw. 15
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