District Board Members and Clerks by Muriel S. Reiquam
Muriel S. Reiquam lists clerks and chairmen for all 21 school districts in Teton county after recent elections. District 1 names William Wuisen and C. G. Passmore among others. districts 4 5 6 7 8 11 12 16 21 23 26 28 30 41 45 51 61 62 74 75 show pairs of clerk and chairman, plus additional trustees.
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Teton County
Muriel S. Reiquam
Lizzie Knowlton
Gene G. Armstrong
Duard Pollack
Malcolm Lussenden
Pearl Tangen
William Ziegler
John Chalmers
Lambert Toren
Mary Maurer
Francis Maurer
James J. Loch
Theodore Verbael
E. R. McLean
Olaf O. Larson
Marion A. Averill
Ben Beringer
A. G. Arensmeyer
Emil Depner
Jack Slanger
Clarence A. Carlson
Cecil Gollehon
Charles Doheny
Charles Bannatyne
J. W. Lowery
J. J. Deaver
Jesse Malone
Roland Peters
Perry Sessions
John S. Lane
Irene Ward
J. C. Salmond
Leon Gollehon
William L. Olson
Elmer Genger
R. A. Ely
Lyman
L. Johnson
Henry Jensen
Peter den Boer
Gerald G. Stokes
Fred Bills
H. A. Schwartz
Maurice A. Goforth
Reece Silve
Oliver Forseth
Joseph H. Torgerson
Arthur Weist
Edmund Petri
Ebert Malone
J. A. Swason
Walter Halvorson
Albert Thorman
Albert Gebhart
Elizabeth Brutosky
Robert Kretchman
Milford Wearley
Axel Wester
Bernice Ewing
George Grassman
Cedric Maurer
William Grassman
Ole I. Vervick
Robert O. Lee
Clifford Paddock
Willim R. Johnke
Former Choteau Nurse to Attend International Meet
Angot Lian a Valley county public health nurse and the first Choteau nurse in 1926 travels from Minnesota to New York City then to Norway for the International Council of Nurses congress in Stockholm. She received a $1,000 Montana Public Health association gift at Glendive to cover travel costs as the sole Montana representative.
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Angot Lian
Valley County
Glasgow
Choteau
Minnesota
New York City
Norway
Montana Public Health Association
Glendive
Montana
Sweden
International Council of Nurses Congress
Stockholm
Montana State Nurses Association
Elks Drum and Bugle Corps to Perform at Chateau July Fourth
The 54 member Elks drum and bugle corps from Great Falls will entertain in full dress at the noon parade and rodeo events in Chateau on July Fourth. They will also present an original waltz by Dr. Boussard and later perform in Cleveland for the Elks national convention.
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Elks
Great Falls
Chateau
Cleveland
Ted Meyers
Clarence Meyers
C. W. Boussard
Choteau
J. S. Pierce
Fairfield
Dr. Boussard
Legion Elects Al Hensley Head of Post
Al Hensley proprietor of the Hensley Motel and grocery was elected commander of C. James post in a local Legion meeting.
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Legion
al Hensley
Hensley Motel and Grocery
C. James
Slot Machines Halted in Teton County Social Clubs
County Attorney Leo Murphy ordered all social and nonprofit clubs in Teton county to stop operating slot machines Tuesday following state Attorney General Arnold Olsen’s order to abolish legal gambling in Montana. Chateau clubs may keep machines in American Legion and VFW, with limits on member play. fraternal religious and charitable clubs may operate if restricted to bona fide members.
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Teton County
Leo Murphy
al Peterson
Arnold Olsen
Montana
Chateau
American Legion
VFW
Four Friends Restore Forty Dollars to Ida Nelson
Four anonymous friends sent Ida Nelson four letters containing ten dollars each. Nelson, employed at the Choteau Drug Co., had lost a purse with forty dollars. she recovered the purse but not the cash. The letters arrived in the mail this week, prompting gratitude.
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Choteau
Santa Claus
Ida Nelson
Choteau Drug Co
Nelson
Plan For Oil Coat Lays On Two Streets
City council approves oil and seal coat on Main Street and First Avenue Northwest. Contractor Charles Snyder of Great Falls will seal coat Main Street from the courthouse north to the city limits and from Chateau Drug to the old dormitory within 10 days. Light oil and a sand oil seal coat to be used. Six building permits approved including a new residence for Mrs. Emma Paulus and additions for Trinity Lutheran church and Dr. R S Hamilton clinic. Twenty firemen approved for the year are listed with names.
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Main Street
First Avenue
Charles Snyder
Great Falls
Courthouse
Chateau Drug
Emma Paulus
Sulgrove
Arnold Hanusa
H. W. Bateman Jr
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dr. R. S. Hamilton
A. H. McGinnis
Lee Roy Anderson
Lee Brown
Pat Campbell
Richard A. Conklin
Elmer Erickson
Hal K. Ferris
Oliver A. Hanson
A. C. Hanusa
J. Burr Huffman
George O'Hare
William F. Olsen
J. L. Scott
Former Choteau Girl Mothers Triplets in Bremerton
Kathryn Dutro now Mrs Lloyd McEachran, a Choteau native, is mother of three daughters Carol Ann Betty Lou and Anna Marie born March 10 in Bremerton Washington. The Seattle Times notes the triplets traveled home by taxi with parents from Harrison hospital while nurses and driver joined in the welcome.
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Choteau
Kathryn Dutro
Lloyd McEachran
Bremerton
Wash
Carol Ann
Betty Lou
Anna Marie
The
Seattle Times
Bremerton Harrison Hospital
R. J. Templeton
Betty Wilson
C. E. Parker
Red Cross Thanks Aides At Blood Bank
Red Cross officials praised Chateau area volunteers for their cooperation in the blood drive yesterday. Of 86 donors, 74 were accepted with Florence Schrock the first donor. The helpers named include Inez Simon Jean Bleecker Muriel Dial Ruby Granger Joyce Curtis nurses Lois Peterson Hazel Henneford Florence Heman receptionists Iona Zegoda Beverly Davidson registrars Olga Monkman Agnes Dale Florence Meadow Carrie Bagley canteen Leo Murphy chair of the blood orientation program for this region.
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Red Cross Blood Bank
Chateau
Florence Schrock
Red Cross
Inez Simon
Jean Bleecker
Muriel Dial
Ruby Granger
Joyce Curtis
Lois Peterson
Hazel Henneford
Florence Heman
Iona Zegoda
Beverly Davidson
Olga Monkman
Agnes Dale
Florence Meadow
Carrie Bagley
Hardin Family Memorial Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs Vern Bruswen and their daughter of Hardin spent Memorial weekend with her mother Mrs Emily Hodgskiss.
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Vern Bruswen
Hardin
Emily Hodgskiss
Helena guests extend weekend visit with local residents
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Eddie Core with Ruby A. Miller of Helena were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. John T. Moore. Miss Miller serves as assistant superintendent at Helena's girls' vocational school.
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G. C
Eddie) Core
Ruby A. Miller
Helena
John T. Moore
Miss Miller
Girls’ Vocational School
Jeanne Wilson and Donald Anderson Wed in Choteau
Jeanne Marie Wilson daughter of Clyde Wilson and Donald Anderson son of Etta Anderson were married at Trinity Lutheran church in Choteau with Rev. A B Grandal officiating. The bride wore off white satin and a green travel suit, maid of honor Joyce Wilson, and several bridesmaids and guests attended. The couple plan a two week honeymoon and will live in the Anderson apartments.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Choteau
Jeanne Marie Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Donald Anderson
Etta Anderson
A. B. Grandal
Hazel Gravdal
Robert Gronberg
Wedum
Joyce Wilson
Marian Mowbray
Dede
Rebecca Wilson
Lee Roy Anderson
Harold Hinman
John Lyon
James Arensmeyer
Richard Nordhagen
Anderson
Choteau High School
A.A.A
Knudtzon Lumber Yard
Jacob Tibke
Lester Tibke
Kalispel
Henry Hanson
Cut Bank
Virgil Wilson
Conrad
Darrell Kling
Bernard Falkenstein
Leslie Falken Stein
North Dakota
Anderson Apartments
Honey‘moon
Janet Wedum
County Board Warns Of State Provisions In Weed Control Law
The Teton county weed board urged farm operators to follow Montana weed law provisions and control noxious weeds on land they own or manage. The Greenfield irrigation district aids Fairfield farmers with weed chemicals, railroads fund weed control along rights of way, and producers may claim half the chemical cost under the PMA or Soil Conservation program. The board stresses broad personal responsibility to curb noxious weeds.
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Teton County
Tetor County
Greenfield
Fairfield
Great Northern
Milwaukee Railroads
Woodward Named Top Student in Army Leaders' Course
Retired Robert D. Woodward of Chateau earned a special commendation from Fort Bliss commandant Major Everett A. Grambert for outstanding duty, appearance, and bearing during a April 27, 1949 inspection by General Thomas T. Handy. Woodward was selected as the outstanding student for leadership ability. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Fred Woodward and will soon transfer to Fort Riley for advanced training.
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Robert D
Red) Woodward
Chateau
Everett A. Grambert
Fort Bliss
Tex
Thomas T. Handy
Fourth Army
Grambert
Woodward
Army
Fred Woodward
Fort Riley
Kans
Montanan hospitality praised by Norway Air official
Gjert Carlsen of the Scandinavian airlines at Oslo and his wife left Chateau after a long stay with Mrs. Joe Le Desky in Farmington. They will fly to Norway via Illinois and New York after arriving in California last November and visiting Montana a month. Carlson praised Montanans as the friendliest people he has met and thanked Chateau and Farmington residents for their hospitality.
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Gjert Carlsen
Scandinavian Airlines
Oslo
Norway
Chateau
Joe le Desky
Farmington
Carlson
Illinois
New York
California
Montana
May Rain Totals 2.05 Inches at Choteau Office
May rainfall at the extension agent's office in Choteau totaled 2.05 inches. Over the week moisture was 0.13 inches last Saturday 0.45 inches Sunday 0.10 inches Tuesday and 0.05 inches yesterday, amounting to 0.73 inches for the week.
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Choteau
Ray Kelly
Early Pioneer Savory Dies in Dupuyer Home
Ernest A. Savory, longtime Dupuyer resident since 1887 and former county assessor and commissioner, was found dead at his house last weekend, likely from a heart attack. He cared for his invalid wife and neighbors found him after he did not emerge as usual. funeral held in Dupuyer with Rev. Georg Cummings officiating.
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Ernest A. Savory
Dupuyer
Savory
Tim Hvestock
Teton County
Pondera County
Field
Norfolk
England
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Georg Cummings
Valier
John Pfeiffer
John Sullivar
Joe Parosi
Bill Irwin
John Barpold
John Watchell
Frank Laborador
North Dakota
Scherbeck
Washington
Gordon Reever
Lethbridge
Ed Quinn
Boulder
MSU Sends 100 Dollar Check to Band Sponsors
Andrew C. Cogswell of Montana State University public service division sent a $100 check to Choteau band sponsors after the MSU symphonic band could not perform there on May 23. He said the money should reimburse contributors or support another community project due to travel disruptions.
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Montana State University Symphonic
Choteau
Andrew C. Cogswell
University Public Service Division
Justin Gray
Central Board
Chateau
Cogswell
Public Service Division
Also Mentioned on This Page
Herb Anderson
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Havre
William Wuisen
Vonn. Dunckel
C. G. Passmore
W. Earl Hollar
C. G. Monkman
Tom Liscum
Drum & Bugle Corps
Blood Bank
Jeanne Wilson
Wish Cooperation
Robert
Norway Air
Choteau Station
MSU
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