Confinement of Dogs to be Decided at Next Council Meet
Weather and local notices describe snow measurements near Chateau and Sun River, with five year comparisons showing lower water content. Ranger Hinman, Stover, and Arps report February 25 to March 1 readings. Looney retires from Chateau barber shop after 70 years. Hanson Brothers plan a display room in garage. City council tables dog ordinance until April 7 and awaits mayor’s return.
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iAi
Chateau
Jack Hinman
Sun River
Teton Canyon
Teton River
Sun River Canyon
U. S. Forest’service
Snappy Stenson
Cleo Arps
Gibson Dam
Hinman
Henry Stover
Dillon
Teton
Stover
Waldron Creek
West Fork
Fright Creek
Cabin Creek
Gates Park
Wrong Creek
Wrong Creek Ridge
K. E. Sturgis
New business places granted city permits in Chateau
City council approved permits for a Standard Oil service station two new houses a bar and liquor store remodel and gift shop and two residences in Chateau. Plans include a 25 foot front for the bar and liquor shop and a summer start. Dog ordinance section five sparked debate with 40 petition signers and concerns over leash rules and stray dogs.
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Standard Oil Co
A. M. Yule
Wagon Wheel
State Liquor Store
Bob Crocker
Joe Briscoe
L. Noble
Conrad
Yale
Ted Halvorson
Ftont
Chateau
Harry Luinstra
Sherbourne
Robert F. Erickson
Ragnh
Art Exhibit in Choteau by Trodick Studio
An exhibit from the Trodick Art studio Greet Falls will be shown at I Legion hill in Choteau on March 20 and 21. A large number of professional and estate paintings will be displayed with no admission. Lecture daily after noon. Home Demonstration club serves tea afternoon. Hours 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. public invited.
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Trodick
Greet Falls
I Legion Hill
Choteau
Home Demonstration Club
Teton Memorial Hospital News
Admissions include Mrs Eldon Rapp Fairfield Mrs Peggy Peters Choteau and others. New arrivals note births for Eldon Rapp and Bill Sabo with daughters. Dismissals listed: Mrs Marvin Lockhart Fairfield and several others.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Eldon Rapp
Fairfield
Peggy Peters
Choteau
Clarence Rose
Mirs J. Williams
Power
Russell Larson
Ed McFarren
Floyd O. Hoover
Claude Mullikin
Fern Paul
Augusta
William Johnson
Dutton
Ann Timmerman
Hilma Johnson
Margaret Muir
Mark Pfeifer
Hulda Holm
Bill Sabo
Marvin Lockhart
Harold Kind
Chotteau
John. Meaughlin
Chateau
J.bachmeier
Morris Tetrud
Stearns to Retire as City Manager at Montana Power
Stearns will retire April 1 after 29 years as city manager for the Montana Power Co at Choteau. Enoch Stroh, formerly of Wishek North Dakota, will succeed him. Stearns 57, born in Great Falls, served in World War I and has been with the company since 1934. He plans ranching on state lands with his son in law and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Stearns
Montana Power
Power Company
Choteau
Enoch Stroh
Wishek, N. Dak
Chateau
Robert Ekropp
Great Falls
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana Power Co
Deep Creek
Warren Bloomdahl
Barney Bronson
Malone Purchases Large Residence At Everett Washington
EK Malone the Chateau rancher has bought a large house in Everett Washington where he is developing a truck garden project. He acquired land near water level on an island formed by a river and installed big pumps to remove water and guard against January floods. Development for truck garden use is planned over about three years with portions to be ready earlier. Mr and Mrs Malone will split time between Everett and their Chateau home for several months each year.
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Clarence Looney
Chateau
Hanson Brothers
Looney
Ruby Looney
Johnsons
Nebraska
Oregon
Montana
Havre
Radcliff- McDonald
Roy Putnam
Putnam
Ruby Chapman
Gibbon
Neb
Great Falls
Jim
Arkansas
Madge
Charlotte
Pittman
Nev
Co. EK. Malone
Everett
Wash
Malone
Public forum debates universal military training at Chateau
Four speakers at the Chateau high school auditorium argued for and against universal military training. The joint event by the Teton County Farm Bureau and local American Legion groups drew a large audience. The moderating pastor kept discussion orderly as plans for future Farm Bureau meetings were discussed.
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Chateau High School
Teton County Farm Bureau
C. James Smith Post
American Legion
Chateau Legion Auxiliary
A. B. Gravdahl
Téd .Sorenson
Teton Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Chateau
Dick Conklin
Chateau Legion
UMT
Honor John Hentges For Colorado Work
The Lions club of Colorado Springs Colp recently held their 30th ladies charter night at the Brochoor hotel. They presented a pen and desk set to Mr and Mrs John Hentges formerly of Chateau for outstanding Community Service 1950 1951. Hentges has chaired the toy department of Christmas Unlimited for two years aiding over 1200 underprivileged children in El Paso county with repaired and repainted toys at Christmas. He was a charter member of the Chateau Lions club and has been a Colorado Springs club member for 34 years.
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The
Lions Club of
Colorado Springs
Colp
Brochoor Hotel
John Hentges
Chateau
Paso‘county
Hentges
Chateau Lions Club
Haseen
Colorado ‘Springs
VFW Fish Derby Set for Sunday at Bynum Reservoir
The VFW annual fish derby takes place this Sunday March 9 from 9 am to 3 pm at Bynum reservoir. Cash prizes will be awarded in three divisions. Admission is 1.
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VFW
Bynum Reservoir
Montana State Brass Quartet to Perform at Choteau High
The Montana State University brass quartet, directed by Paul Louis Abel, will play at Choteau high school auditorium on Wednesday night March 19 at 8 o clock. Admission 50 cents, 15 cents for students. all welcome.
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Choteau American Legion Auxiliary
Montana State University Brass Quartet
Choteau High School
Mary Olson
University Brass Quartet
Paul Louis Abel
MSU
Rudolph Wendt
Wendt
Montana State University
Want Observers For U S Air Force Ground Corps
The U S air force plans a ground observer corps in the Great Falls region with volunteers to spot aircraft if radar fails. The Choteau Soroptimist club will collect names of interested adults and forward them to the air force for later instructions. Interested adults should leave their names at the Teton Plumbing and Heating store in Choteau.
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U. S. Air Force
Chateau
Great Falls
Observer Corps
Choteau Soroptimist Club
U.S. Air Force
Choteau
Teton Plumbing and Heating Store
Fairfield Band and Chorus Give Concert at Choteau
Fairfield high school band and chorus under Bob Johnson will present a concert at the Choteau high school auditorium tomorrow Friday afternoon starting at 2 o clock. The public is partially invited. Later Choteau's band and chorus will return the visit to Fairfield.
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Fairfield High School
Bob Johnson
Choteau High School
Jas i Chotea
Chor
Fairfield
Battle Veteran Navs Soldiers Want Letters
Pfc. Thomas D. Tintinger, son of Mr and Mrs Carl Tintinger of Chateau formerly of Fairfield, returns from nine months of combat in Korea with the 92nd AFA Red Devils on a 30 day furlough. He holds the Purple Heart Bronze Star and three battle stars and received a certificate for service from May 21 1951 to Feb 5 1952 at San Yongni Korea. Tintinger urged civilians to write more letters to support troops.
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Thomas D. Tintinger
Carl Tintinger
Chateau
Fairfield
Korea
92Nd Ata Red Devils
Tintinger
92Nd Afa
92Rd Armored Field Artillery Battalion
Koreas
San-Yongni
Soil Conservation Day To Feature Hansmeier Speaker
The Teton County Soil Conservation district and the Soil Conservation Service host the second annual Conservation Day at the courthouse on Friday afternoon March 14 at 1 30 p m. Principal speaker M P Hansmeier extension conservationist from Bozeman will present slides on Turkey conservation and agriculture based on his two years of field work there and connect methods to local plans. The district supervisor will review past year conservation work and outline next year’s goals inviting farmers stockmen and business people to attend.
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Teton
Hansmeier
Stanford Man Named Manager of Elevator at Chateau
Ray Ballantyne formerly of Stanford was named manager of the General Mills elevator at Chateau succeeding I J Ferguson who retired March 1 and moved to Augusta to run a new grain elevator. Ballantyne has led the Stanford elevator for six years and his family will relocate to Choteau after school ends. General Mills is expanding with a large new elevator at Choteau and now operates feed gas and greases from the new office at the site of the former burned building.
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Ray Ballantyne
Stanford
General Mills
Chateau
I. J. Perguson
Augusta
Ferguson
Ballantyne
Choteau
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Phillips-Johnson
Texas- Thomas
Texas Co
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Hannah-Porter
Madison
Nick Keith
Pendray
Pondera County
Empire Oil Co
Seattle
McDonald
Cierto Choteau
Montane Thurs
Tetonanyon,Sun River
City Hall
Continuen
Montana Power Manager
Frank Stearns
Enoch Stroke
Gibson Monkman
E. Stroh
Choteau Lions Club
Harriet Miller
Baltimore
Daniel O'Neil
USAF
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
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Tex
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Alaska
Great Falls East Base Hospital
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Everett, Wash
Grover C. Schmidt
Fort Benton
Col
Charles Dawley
American Legion National Security Council
Willard Fraser
Billings
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Harold Engdahl
Colorado
Fish Derby
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