Teton Memorial Hospital News Notice
Patients Admitted include Mrs. Clinton Tracy Fairfield Mrs L M Crepeau Simms Mark Hitchcock Choteau Clayton Gouchenour Augusta Donald Hofland Brady Robb Roy Tampow Choteau Mrs Kathryn Depner Choteau Mrs Ray Aldrich Augusta Tim Cook Choteau Mrs Ross Peace Fairfield Mrs George Sabo Choteau Emmett Mustaffa Dutton A M Yule Choteau Larry Nelson Egirfield Master Malone Choteau Daisy Webb Cascade Pamela Vigen Choteau Mrs Elmer Dial Choteau Birth: a son to Mrs Ross Peace Fairfield Dismissed: Mrs William Lines and infant son Choteau Mrs Belle Lindseth Choteau Mrs Ronald Tampow and infant son Choteau Larry Nelson Fairfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Tracy
Fairfield
L. M. Crepeau
Simms
Mark Hitchcock
Choteau
Clayton Gouchenour
Augusta
Donald Hofland
Brady
Robb Roy Tampow
Kathryn Depner
Ray Aldrich
Tim Cook
Ross Peace
George Sabo
Emmett Mustaffa
Dutton
A. M. Yule
Larry Nelson
Egirfield
Master Malone
Daisy Webb
Cascade
Pamela Vigen
Elmer Dial
William Lines
Belle Lindseth
Ronald Tampow
Buck Family Trip and Memorial Day Visit
Mr and Mrs Faye Buck with family toured to Hamilton to visit his parents. On Sunday Mr and Mrs Ed Schilling drove to Glacier Park where they met the Oscar Olsons of Kalispell and collected their daughter Donna Jean who had been with the Olsons since Memorial Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Buck
Hamilton
Ed Schilling
Glacier Park
Oscar Olsons
Kalispell
Donna Jean
Olsons
John Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Malcolm Clark
Prickly Canyon
Alfred Sully
Indian Affairs
Montana
Old Agency
New Year’s Day
Big Lake
Heavy Runner
Little Wolf
Gray Eyes
Sully
Col
E. M. Baker
United States
Miss Clark Becomes Bride in Church Rites
Miss Clark wed William Johnson in a church ceremony with father giving the bride. She wore a white lace gown and fingertip veil, carrying red and white carnations. Gloria Kinsella was maid of honor and Kenneth Johnson served as best man. The couple plans to live near Bynum where the groom farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss. Clark
William Johnson
TorsoInyg
Gloria Kinsella
Patti Schiller
Eunice Arensmeyer
Kenneth Johnson
Richard Johnson
Johnnie Clark
Charles Allen
Judy
Aileen Stott
Karen George
W.S.C.S
Bynum
Engagement Set for Bonnie Dee Stengrim to James Elms
Fairfield announces the engagement of Bonnie Dee Stengrim to James R. Elms. Bonnie is a Fairfield High School graduate and Bonner School teacher. James is a Columbia Military Academy alumnus who studies forestry at the University of Montana and works as a smokejumper at the Aerial Fire Depot in Missoula. The couple plans a late summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stengrimson
Fairfield
Bonnie Dee
James R. Elms
C. T. Elms
Little Rock
Ark
Sect
Nels Stngrimson
Chateau
Fairfield High School
Eastern
Montana
Billings
Bonner
Elms
Columbia Military Academy
Columbia
Columbia, Tenn
University of Arkansas
State University At
Missoula
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Support
Mrs. Ed Freedle and family express gratitude to friends for help, gifts, cards, and flowers during a difficult time. They give a special thanks to Rev. Grandal, Larry Banks, and the Amerithe,s for aiding Ed's business, and pray God blesses all who assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandal
Larry Banks
Amerithes
Ed Freedle
Doctors Attend 51st Montana Veterinary Meeting in Great Falls
Dr. Howard joins the 51st Annual Montana Veterinary Medical Association convention in Great Falls. Dr. Colmey presided as talks and discussions covered veterinary medicine with speakers from Chicago Washington state and Greeley. The Women’s Auxiliary held its annual meeting and toured the Anaconda smelter and Malmstrom Air Force Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamese R
Howard
Chateau
Montana‘ ‘Veterinary “Medical Association
David G. Colmey
Livingston
J. R. Hay
Chicago
American ‘Veterinary Medical Association
G. H. Keown
Department of Veterinary Clinical Medicine
Washington State University
H. C. Butler
College of Veterinary Medicine
Washington State College
R. W Gustafson
Conrad
D. R. Mackey
Greeley
Colo
Donald Miller
Agriculture Research Service
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Robert Gabriel
William Swanberg
Women’s Auxiliary
Anaconda Smelter
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Fish planting continues across 27 Montana counties this month
State and federal hatcheries stock waters in 27 counties with rainbow, cutthroat, grayling, kokanee, walleye pike and northern pike from fry to adult. Montana Fish and Game Superintendent Keller reports over six million fish planted this month with operations continuing through summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest
Keller
Montana Fish and Game Department
Keljer
Ashly
Liake
Lauri Lake
Rogers Lake
Bitterroot
Libby Hatchery
Mensl - Hatchéry
Canada
Luther College Summer Session Opens With 235 Enrolled
Decorah Iowa Luther College begins its summer session with 235 students from 11 states and Tanganyika South Africa. Dean O W Qualley notes 131 from Iowa and 103 from out of state. session runs June 13 to July 15 with a second session July 17 to Aug 19. Among out of state attendees is James Huffman son of Mr and Mrs J B Huffman of Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Iowa
Luther ‘College
O. W. Qualley
Tanganyika
South Africa
James Huffman
J. B. Huffman
Choteau
Montana Methodist Conference Closes with Pastor Appointments
Rev. and Mrs. Grant S. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. C. Gibson Monk attend the Montana conference in Glendive. The annual meeting ends Sunday afternoon with the reading of appointments for pastors serving Methodist churches in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
C. Gibson ‘Monkman
Glendive
Montana
The
Methodist Church
College Girl Seeks Secretarial Work in Choteau
A college girl seeks employment in Choteau with secretarial duties and typing experience. Contact Mrs. Paul Miller at IN 6-2024 for arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Paul Miller
Old Agency and Blackfeet History Recounted
The narrative traces tensions between Blackfeet and white settlers from early 1870s conflicts to the 1874 relocation of reservation boundaries, the 1876 abandonment of Old Agency, and a 1883 land sale. It notes key figures, missions, and the gradual erosion of Blackfeet life, plus later land titles and surviving records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William van Orsdel
Pennsylvania
Old Agency
Brother van
the Teton
Martin McGinnis
Montana
Congress
Birch Creek
Marias River
R. F. May
John S. Wood
Helena Weekly Herald
Helena Land Office
McFarland
Fort Shaw
Teton Valley
Blackfeet Indian Agency
D. W. Buck
O. G. Cooper
Teton
M. J. Lyon
Agency
Helena
John Ewers
Browning Museum
Helen West
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L. E
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Choteau Plumbing
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