Gow Elementary News Highlights At School Assembly
Bobby Hollar Johnny Nesbit Charles Scott win top spots in a school program. Principal Nellie L. Merrick notes guest performer Ralph Moore will present sleight of hand in the high school auditorium next Monday at 9 00 am. Admission 5 cents for students 15 cents for adults.
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Bobby Hollar
Johnny Nesbit
Charles Scott
Linda Cook
Ara Jeanes Bowers
Travis Collier
Roger White
National Assembly
Ralph Moore
America
Hospital Notes Detailing Local Admissions and Births
Jim Fisher of Augusta discharged March 8. John Vanguset of Bynum admitted March 9 as medical patient. Engelbert Bair of Power admitted March 10 as medical patient. Mr and Mrs Hilary Gollehon welcomed a daughter born March 11 weighing 6 pounds 13 ounces. Roll Smith of Cauteau admitted March 23 as medical patient.
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John Vanguset of
Bynum
Engelbert Bair of
Power
Hilary Gollehon
Roll Smith
Cauteau
Adop
Census Office Visit Highlights Local Choteau Progress
Richard J. Mullikin of the Los Angeles regional census office inspected the Chateau district office and praised its progress. Supervisor Robert F. Maloney reported the 68 district offices conduct monthly labor force surveys interviewing about 25,000 households to compute national employment figures. The Chateau office seeks additional enumerators and lists hours, location in the county courthouse, and contact details.
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Chateau
United States Bureau of the Census
Richard J. Mullikin
Bureau
Los Angeles
Mullikin
Choteau
Robert F. Maloney
Census Bureau
Maloney
Teton County
Davisons Receive Gifts After Community Home Shower
Mr and Mrs John Davison were honored with a large number of gifts from friends who attended an all community home shower at the Chateau Methodist church dining hall last Sunday night. Their home and belongings were destroyed in a fire last week. The event featured special numbers by young performers and was presented by the Women’s Society of Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison
Chateau Methodist Church
Cub Scouts Hold Birthday Party at Methodist Church
The annual Blue and Gold birthday party for Cub Scouts was held in the Methodist church basement on Monday February 26. Den mothers of four troops organized a tootlock dinner for over 185 cubs and parents, with many local officials and Scout Executive Mc Dermott of Great Falls in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDermott
Great Falls
A. A. McAuley
Germany
Bob Smith Elected Campus President of Fraternal Group
Bob Smith of Chateau, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith, was elected president of the interfraternity council at Montana State University Missoula. He also leads the Phi Sigma Kappa chapter. Smith will serve until the spring quarter end when reorganization occurs. Outgoing president is Bob Moore of Great Falls and Sigma Nu.
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Bob Smith
Fred Smith
Chateau
Interfraternity Council
Montana State University
Missoula
Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta House
Smith
Montana Kaimin
Bob Moore
Great Falls
Sigma Nu Fratery
Choteau Businessmen Discuss Hearing On Bus Service
Choteau businessmen met at the Choteau Drug Banquet Room to discuss the discontinuance of free express delivery service before a public hearing scheduled by the State Board of Railroad Commissioners next Tuesday March 20 at 9 30 a m in the courthouse courtroom. The noon meeting also covered discontinuance of the 45 a m bus schedule from Choteau to Augusta and Great Falls.
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Choteau
Novia
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Augusta
Great Falls
Bert Halladay Dies. Former Post Tavern Owner Remembered
Mrs Alma Perry learned of Bert Halladay death on February 25. He was buried at Bellflower California with the IOOF lodge in charge. Survived by wife one daughter two grandsons four great grandchildren and brother of the late H L Halladay. Halladay formerly owned the Post Tavern in Choteau years ago.
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Alma Perry
Bert Halladay
Bellflower
Calif
Lodge
Halladay
H. L. Halladay
Post Tavern
Choteau
Rice Comments On Legislature Continued From Page 1
Rice notes on legislative actions refer to land values and irrigation economics. Teton County shows $20.88 per acre in 1949 with irrigated land at $18.18 per acre. 1948 yields $49.74 per acre and $42.19 per acre in related figures.
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Gulia Gras
Teton Court
Sweet Grass County
Teton County
Bret Grass
Teton
State ‘Board of Equalization
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Gow
Wou Gt ‘News
Nellie L. Merrick
Sue Frazer
Janet Standish
Jay Dunckel
David Wedum
Pluto
Miss Hansen
Swanson
Hartley
American Legion
W. H. Vance
Miss Zeller
Christina Rossetti
Frank R. Stockton
Manchukuo
Manchuria
Radar
Roberta Hanson
James Huffman
Mary Ellen Bouma
Beverly Monkman
June Baumgartner
Choteau Hospital
Jim Fisher
Davisons
Ernie Smith
Bobby Hickman
Larry Poore
Harvey Hanson
Tena
Department of Labor
Iste
Road and Highways Committee
Conscr‘ence Committee
Montana
Sam
Yellow Tail
Libby
Charles Mahoney
George Gosman
Republican Party
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Mortimer Loti
Madison County
Glen Larson
Sanders County
Mahoney
Manning
Rice
Olimey
Edwards
Billson
Canterbury
Ler
Futchen
Studebaker
Iger
Paas LD
Faa
Lipton
Gardenside
Castle Crest
Turkeys
Quaker
Macaroni
Link Sausage
No. WY Tin
Bea
Montana Motors
Rich Safe
Suds
Lex
Marc Wes
Nalcy
Seediess
Betty Crocker
Bisquick
Finners
CRU CS Vaal
Safeway
Busy Baker
Palmolive
Arizona
U.S
Fey and
Fey
Sunkist
Oranzes _S
U. S
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