Tiny Tot Vocalist And The Three Micks Win in Talent Show
Jeanne LaRance six wins the younger division of the Talent Show singing I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover before a capacity crowd at Chateau public school. The entry features Minenumna civ antyante in thas Libivu weds on CALVO 2La VA division and The Three Hicks led by Ronnie Hinman Eddie Cherry and Ray Anderson perform in mountaineer attire with home made instruments.
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Tiny Tot
Micks
Jeanne LaRance
Chateau
Minen Umna civ Antyante
Thas
Libivu
Janet Moulton
Jimmie Crane
Spike Jones
Hicks
Ronnie Hinman
Eddie Cherry
Ray Anderson
Beverly Mozer
Charles Averill
Legion Squad Defeats Marshall Wells 82-51 For Plaque
Choteau Legion Independents defeated Marshall Wells of Conrad 82 to 51 in Triangle league play to seize a gold plaque for one year. LaVerne Dahlin exploded for 40 points on 17 field goals and six free throws, leading Choteau’s scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Legion Independents
Marshall Wells
Conrad
LaVerne Dahlin
Choteau
Legion
Independents
Ghosts
Chateau
Dahlin
Cole
Robinson
Christenson
Silver Threads Among the Gold Marriage License
A marriage license was issued recently to John Becker of Bynum and Helena A. Cook of St. Paul Minnesota at St. Paul. The bridegroom is employed at a can and tube manufacturing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Becker
Bynum
Helena A. Cook
St. Paul, Minn
St. Paul
Farm Meetings Planned for County Places
The AAA committee soil conservation service and county agent will hold a series of meetings to discuss farm problems and programs. Roy F. Morgan announced this week as one of the most important years for agriculture. Meetings cover wheat acreage allotments marketing quotas grain storage commodity loans and weed control with a schedule across Pendroy Agawam Dutton Collins Power Beck Fairfield Sunny Slope Choteau Greenfield and more. Robert W. Warden will discuss weed control at several meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Soil Conservation Service
Roy F. Morgan
Teton County
ACA
Pendroy-Bynum
Farmers Union
Pendroy
Agawam
Dutton-Diamond Valley
Dutton Club
Collins
Power
Beck
Beck School
Fairfield
Sunny Slope
New Community Hall
Choteau- Bole-Farmington
Lions Club
Choteau
Greenfield
Greenfield School
Robert W. Warden
Bozeman
Chateau
Raymond Kelly
Bill Vance
A. A. A. Committee
IOOF Plans Many Activities In Coming Days
Choteau I O O F lodge schedules events through mid March. A social is set for Saturday night March 12 at the hall and the lodge will supervise the first degree at Great Falls next Wednesday March 16 with Canton visitation. Members in uniform are asked to wear them. On March 10 the group will travel to Valier for additional degrees and second degrees will be conferred in Choteau on March 15. All members are invited to participate.
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Choteau I. O. O. F
Choteau Lodge
Great Falls
Canton
Valier
Chateau
Weevil Urge Farmers To Check Grain Bins Now
Reports describe predatory weevils in stored grain in Teton and Cascade counties. The AAA office at Chateau urges farmers with stored grain to inspect bins for damage and apply fumigants if needed. County Agent Raymond Kelly notes damp or damaged grain as preferred weevil sites and warns warmer weather will increase sightings.
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Teton
Cascade County
AAA
Chateau
Commodity Credit Corporation
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
Loan Group States Meeting At Great Falls
The Rocky Mountain National Farm Loan Association will hold its annual meeting in the Rainbow room of Hotel Rainbow in Great Falls tomorrow March 11 at 12 noon. E F Lyman will preside and introduce C C Upton from the Federal Land Bank. Directors up for election include John J Rogan Helena and Al Udin Fairfield while hold over directors are E F Lyman Great Falls Ed Libetran Armington and Rex Bower Cascade. Movies taken locally will be shown.
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Rocky Mountain National Farm Loan Association
Rainbow Room
Hotel Rainbow
Great Falls
W. F. Fellows
E. F. Lyman
C. C. Upton
Federal Land Bank
John J. Rogan
Helena
al Udin
Fairfield
E. F Lyman
Ed Libetran
Armington
Rex Bower
Cascade
School Students Named to National Honor Society
Annabelle Cruikshank, advisor at Chateau High School, announced members of the National Hour society. Seniors Helen Tangen, Rosemary Ritenour, Greta Swanson, and Raymond Arensmeyer. juniors Harriet Enderson and Margaret Montague. Selection reflects scholarship, character, service, and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Hour Society
Annabelle Cruikshank
Chateau High School
Helen Tangen
Rosemary Ritenour
Greta Swanson
Raymond Arensmeyer
Harriet Enderson
Margaret Montague
Federal juror selected for Great Falls trial March 10
Judge J L Shell Billings of Chateau is chosen to serve on a federal trial jury convening in Great Falls on March 10. The juror's name appears in the official panel for the upcoming federal proceeding.
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J. L. (Shell) Billings of
Chateau
Great Falls
Vets Civilians Benefit Totals Reported By Helena Agency
The state unemployment compensation commission in Helena released figures showing veterans and civilians in Teton county received 45 132 in benefits last year while county employers paid 15 378 into the payroll tax fund. Veterans received 38 743 from federal funds and county civilians 6689 from state funds. The report notes partial nine month totals and 1948 job findings of 18 for residents versus 85 in 1947, with average covered employment in the county at 459 in the third quarter.
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Teton County
State
Helena
Teton
Obernolte Heads Choteau Chamber at Annual Dinner
Ed Obernolte was reelected president of the Choteau Chamber of Commerce at the Lions Club meeting. Officers for the year include Ben Chalmers as vice president Howard Heman secretary treasurer Jim Henderson three year director Pat Granger two year director and John Sullivan one year director. The group plans extra July 4th entertainment with the American Legion rodeo and discussed monthly meetings spraying costs and membership fees.
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Ed Obernolte
Choteau
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club Hall
Ben Chalmers
Howard Heman
Jim Henderson
Pat Granger
John Sullivan
Chamber
American Legion
Jerry Breen
Carrie Bagley
Raymond Weyl
Antique Coin Collection Highlights From Charles Pierce
Charles Pierce of Chateau owns an ancient vintage coin hoard featuring an 1856 dime, 1866 Indian head penny, and six foreign pieces dating to 1851. Included are a 1871 German einenthaler, 1851 Swiss Helvetia, 1861 Austrian double-eagle, a 1915 Canadian silver 5c, and a 1917 French franc. The Indian head coin is bright and new looking while others show wear. many coins were inherited from Pierce’s brother Harry who died in 1902.
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Charles Pierce
Chateau
Pierce
Edward VII
United States
Harry
Fairfield Eagles Open Havre Tourney Broadcast by EKMON
The Fairfield High School basketball opener against Cut Bank was watched by the full student body and band as EKMON aired all Havre divisional tourney games with air time sponsored by local Fairfield businesses.
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Fairfield Eagle
Havre
EKMON
Fairfield Business Houses
Fairfield High School
Fairfield
Three Added To Staff Of NAAC Firm
NAAC announces three new staff at its Choteau aviation offices. Ernest J. Daiser from Missoula becomes duster pilot with prior Army Air Corps service and dusting experience. Lawrence P. Felley from Hysham joins as aircraft mechanic and weed control specialist with wartime B 26 squadron background. Ray McKee, a local former pilot, returns as airplane mechanic and weed and grasshopper control man. his wife and baby daughter accompany him to Choteau.
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NAAC
Choteau Aviation
Corporation
Choteau
Ernest J. Daiser
Missoula
Army Air Corps
Lawrence P. Felley
Hysham
Pacific
Felley
Ray McKee
Chateau
MSU Musicians To Offer Recital Next Wednesday
Two Montana State University music faculty Charlotte Williams cello and James Anthony piano present a free public recital March 16 at 2 PM in the high school auditorium. Sponsored by the high school music group, the event invites the public to attend.
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School of Music
Montana State University
Charlotte Williams
James Anthony
Mrs. George Elford Dies at 65 in Choteau
Mrs. George Elford 65 died in Choteau this morning. Funeral services set for Saturday afternoon March 12 at 2 in Trinity Lutheran church Choteau. She is survived by sons Sam of Choteau and George Jr. of Long Beach California.
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George Elford
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran Church
Elford
Sam
Chateau
George Jr
Long Beach
California
France Sends Merci Gifts to Montana County Residents
Gifts from France on the merci train reach J C Penney window in Choteau and honor Teton county residents for their help. The collection includes a miniature car books a calendar a poster and fur lined slippers plus a jar with ships inside.
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France
Teton County
J. C. Penney Co
Chotea
Helena
Montana
Doctor Opposes Murray Bill At Choteau Lions Meeting
A Choteau Lions Club gathering featured a doctor denouncing the Murray Wagner Dingle Bill, arguing socialized medicine would shift medical supervision to the state. He cited England as an example where patient physician relations have eroded under state control.
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Choteau Lions Club
A. A. McAuley
Duane Franks
Bob Waltermire
McAuley
Chateau
England
United States
Colerstone
Tesch Company Plans Color Film Show For Farmers
Tesch Implement Co. presents a Friday program at the Roxy Theatre 1 30 pm featuring two color sound films for farmers and families. One film covers American growth and agriculture while the other explains seasons and farming life with modern machinery as emphasis.
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Tesch Implment Co
Chateau
Minneapolis-Moline
Roxy Theatre
America
Oregon Trail
Alamo
Tesch Implement Co
James Carlson Dies in Street at Fairfield
James Carlson about 60 collapsed and died of a heart attack on a Fairfield street after visiting the Fairfield bank. He lived near Fairfield and had family in Vaughn. Survived by widow, sons Noel and Norman, three married daughters. Carlson was a sugar beet farmer. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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James Carlson
Fairfield
Fairfield Bank
Halvor Daley
Fairfield Insurance
Carlson
Vaughn
Noel
Norman
Robbers Strike Dutton High School Safe
Thieves broke into Dutton High School’s safe on Tuesday night and stole about $100 in cash. No other property was reported taken. No connection confirmed to other state school robberies. Chateau vandalism involved street lights and windows broken by minors.
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Dutton High School
Dutton
Chateau
Augusta
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IOOF
Weevil
Commission
Heman
Chamber of Commerce
Henneford Building
MSU
Verdun
Smithsonian Institute
Washington, D. C
State Nursery
Art Museum
State Capitol
Legion of Honor
He’ena
C. A. Bernier
W. M. Scott
Grea Falls
Gladys Guelard
Bilings
Lloyd Goodman
Hanlon
Clarence Severson
We Point
Alfred Dougherty
Oil
Eugene Naeg
V.pf.w
F Comers
D.A.V
Doctor
Murray Bill
Tesch Company
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