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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1948

Page

8

Thronson and Sabo Wed In Babb Montana

Helen Thronson daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Thronson of Babb Montana married William Sabo son of Mr and Mrs George Sabo of Chateau Sunday at the bride’s home in Babb. The Rev A B Gravdal united the couple in marriage before about 150 guests. The couple will reside at Chateau after a short honeymoon trip to Canada.

Helen Thronson Oscar Thronson Babb Mont William Sabo George Sabo Chateau A. B. Gravdal Barbara Thronson Donald Rose George Tennant A. B. Grandal W. W. Scott Ray Brandt Virginia Sabo Marilyn Scott Canada Teton County High School Columbus School of Nursing Great Falls Navy

Hamilton Weds Boulder Girl Last Sunday

The Boulder Methodist church hosted the wedding of James Hamilton of Chateau and June Mikkleson of Boulder. The bride wore white satin with fingertip veil and carried a baby orchids bouquet from her Hawaii bound brother. reception at the bride’s home followed by a lake resort honeymoon near West Yellowstone. The couple will reside in Chateau where the groom works at Hanson Brothers Garage.

Boulder Methodist Church James Hamilton Chateau June Mikkleson Boulder C. G. Mikkleson Hawaii Leslie Oertel Janice Oertel Chris Hamilton Hubert Peters Yellowstone Seattle Cut Bank Anna Nelson Bynum Hanson Brothers

Great Northern Plans Office Move to Great Falls

The Great Northern Railway intends to relocate its traffic department head offices from Helena to Great Falls when suitable housing and office space are found in the Electric City. Announcement by assistant general freight and passenger agent G. F. O'Hara.

Helena Great Northern Railway Company Great Falls G. F. O'Hara

Miss Lindseth Weds Lee Lehnerz in St Josephs Ceremony

Geraldine Lindseth daughter of Mr and Mrs Julian Stenson of Chateau became the bride of Lee Lehnerz son of Mrs Catherine Lehnerz of Power at St Josephs Catholic church. Rev Father James J Sheerin officiated. Attendants were Patty Ann Breen and Bob Lehnert. Following mass a reception for about 50. The couple plans a short honeymoon to Babb and Canada and will reside on a ranch near Power.

Geraldine Lindseth Julian Stenson Chateau Lee Lehnerz Catherine Lehnerz Power St. Joseph's Catholic Church James J. Sheerin Patty Ann Breen Bob Lehnert Power George Tennant Lehnert Chateau High School Navy Power High School Babb Canada

Special Last Rites Scheduled Monday For George E. Rice

Sergeant George E. Rice who served in World War II and was killed in action in North Africa is accorded last rites Monday. He enlisted in 1941, trained at Fort Knox, served with armored infantry, and was overseas in Ireland and Africa before his death near Tunis. He was never married and is survived by parents, three sisters Della Tschanke Pauline Cronin Mary OBrien and brothers Leonard Donald Robert David Rice of Pendroy and Conrad. Honorary pallbearers include Swede Gebhart Kenny Poore and several friends and former community members.

Wally Chalmers Oliver Forseth Larry Larson Herbert Bert Moon Vera Stott Rice Army Fort Knox Postal Department North Ireland Africa North Africa Oran Tunis Sergeant Rice Della Rice Tschanke Great Falls Pauline Rice Cronin Mary Rice O'Brien Douglas, Wash Leonard Donald Robert Rice Pendroy David Rice Conrad

Fabrick Ranch Lambing Feature in Falls Tribune

The Falls Tribune published a six page magazine feature on lambing operations at D. P. Fabrick’s 4000 acre ranch near Bynum. The piece highlights a highly organized, clockwork lambing operation with photos by Raymond Kelly and notes Fabrick’s irrigation-driven ranch development and public service roles.

Fabrick Ranch Falls Tribune Great Falls Tribune D. P. Fabrick Bynum Raymond Kelly Chateau Tribune Fabrick D. P Dick) Fabrick United States Holland Teton County

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