Choteau Hosts Glacier District FFA Convention
Officers of Choteau host the Glacier Park district Future Farmers of America convention. Boys from Browning Simms Cascade Fairfield Conrad Valier and Chateau compete in livestock judging grain judging farm mechanics FFA parliamentary procedure meats identification public speaking horseshoes rifle shooting. The event runs Friday and Saturday with a Friday banquet and public speaking at Choteau High School auditorium.
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Browning
Simms
Cascade
Fairfield
Conrad
Valier
Chateau
Quonset Agriculture
Trinity Lutheran Church
Choteau High School
Walier
Choteau
Choteau Voters to Decide On School Leases April 5
Choteau grade and high school levies are explained by board officials for April 5 voting. High school seeks 3 mills for operations and equipment plus radiator replacements. grade school requests 6 mills to finish the new building. Trustees also up for election. polls open noon to 8 p.m. in Choteau and 2 to 6 p.m. in outlying districts.
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Choteau
Choteau High School
Choteau High
Choteau School District 1
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Dismissals
List of patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including James Ballantyne Fairfield and many others from Choteau Dutton Fairfield Vaughn and Augusta. Birth announced for Gerald and Dolores Ditto Fairfield a son. Various dismissals noted for patients and infants including Mrs Chester Corey power LeRoy Nelson and Mrs John McLaughlin.
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James Ballantyne
Fairfield
Fred Woodward
Choteau
Shirley Nordahl
Ivin Robbins
Simms
Floyd Goodrich
Dutton
Faye Udin
Edith Peterson
Roy Roger
Hansmann
Howard Lindsey
Vesta Cowan
Marjorie Ditto
Claude Conrale
Conrad
John Edwards
Sadie Hagen
Vaughn
Kirtland Cowan
Rosetta Christian
Augusta
Gertrude Anderson
Clarence Styren
Sam J Uinstra
Jack O'Neil
Francis Streeter
Gerald Ditto
Marthele Olson
Chester Corey
Haroll Johnson
Power
LeRoy Nelson
John McLaughlin
Harry Knudtzon
Neal Wedum
Roy Rogers
Young Timer Banquet And Frolic Tickets Sell Fast
The Young Timers announce their annual banquet and frolic this Saturday night March 29 at the upper Legion club rooms. About 200 tickets are on sale at 2.50 dollars each with sales from listed residents in Chateau Fairfield Agawam Dutton Farmington Bynum Pendroy and Choteau. A turkey dinner is served at 7 pm followed by entertainment and dancing.
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Legion Club
Leslie Burns
Eddie Howard
Bud Taylor
Chateau
Albert Dale
Ernie Thorn
Fairfield
Ernie Weist
Agawam
Bill Gibler
Maurice Smith
Dutton
Jack Slanger
Farmington
Ike Dennison
Bynum
Glen Inbody
Collins
Art Lindseth
Gene Stromswold
Pendroy
Choteau
Adolph Bushman Dies in Choteau Pioneer Resident
Adolph Bushman pioneer Cho teau resident died this morning at Choteau Funeral arrangements are pending and unavailable for publication.
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Adolph Bushman
Choteau
Chateau Fire Department Called Twice This Week
Firemen from the Chateau department responded to a shed fire behind the Stone residence, where stored canvass mattresses tires and fuel oil were destroyed. Cause unknown but believed children were playing nearby. Earlier a chair fire at Crescent motel caused minor damage and delayed alarm due to phone line.
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Chateau
Cubson Monkman
Crescent
Great Falls
Piremert
Cancer Drive Leaders Named For County
The 1952 Cancer Crusade opens April 1 with 16 Teton county leaders volunteering. Campaign chair Mrs. Leonard Olson of Fairfield announces aims to fund research, patient services, and education. Slogan: Cancer Strikes One in Five, Strike Back, Give to Conquer Cancer.
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Teton County
Mrrs
Leonard Olson
Fairfield
Olson
Nettie Billings
Chateau
Martin Schultz
Dutton
Valera Massey
Power
Clarence Carlson
Farmington
Ebert Malone
Agawam
Glen Inbody
Collins
N. J. Whipple
Bynum
Bob Stormswald
Pendray
George Tuel
Fairfield- Greenfield
Reece Silve
Fairfield-West Slope
Heusley
Obert Lee
Jay Blossom
Fairfield Publicity
Edith, Hughes
Ruth Holt
Ice
Choteau Pub- Cc
Chateau High School Accredited by Montana Board
Chateau high school was fully approved and accredited for the current year by the Montana State Board of Education on March 5 as announced this week. Superintendent Mary M. Condon and High School Supervisor William I. King praised the achievement, while Supt. R. C. Graham and two local school board members attended an administrators' meeting in Helena to discuss evaluation and administration matters.
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Chateau High School
Montana
Voter Registration Notice From County Clerk
County Clerk Gordon Monkman reminds eligible voters in Teton county who are not yet registered that they may register at his office in the courthouse or before a deputy registrar notary public or Justice of the Peace. The primary election is July 15 and the registration books close May 19.
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Gordon Monkman
Teton County
Court House
Oddfellows Beat Masons In Whist Banquet Tournament
Oddfellows won over the Masons in a whist competition held with a banquet last Tuesday night. Top scorers for the Odd Fellows were Gus Depner and Harold Depner, while Henry Robison and W. Duncan led the Masons. J. C. Beck prepared the dinner, aided by Lyle and Miles Standish.
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Masons
Odd Fellows
Gus Depner
Harold Depner
Henry Robison
Spring Festival to decide Chateau High King and Queen
Chateau High School plans its Spring Festival with more than two dozen entertainment events. Ballots and candidate pictures are in city businesses and at Bynum and Pendrey General Stores to choose a king and queen. Ballots are counted nightly by Bill Simmons Bob Nauck and Dominick Reed with results posted at Chateau Drug Store. hundreds expected to attend with various concession and event chairmen listed.
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Chateau High School
Bynum and Pendrey General
Bill Simmons
Bob Nauck
Dominick Reed
Avatein
Chateau Drug
Acantha
Leonard Blixrud
Raymond Anderson
Bob Clark
Ronnie Hinman
Pauline Wiseman
Ellery Crary
Margaret Kelly
Clarice Henderson
City Hall Poll Seeks Voters On Dog Ordinance
An unofficial poll at city hall will ask Chateau residents 21 or older to vote for or against a proposed dog ordinance. Ballots available April 1 to 5. 1,000 ballots. Male licenses set at 2 dollars and females at 15 dollars. Residents of Cowgill addition cannot vote.
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City Hall
Chateau
Cowgill
K. E. Sturgis
Sturgis
Acantha
Kids Talent Show Slated Monday Night
The Methodist Intermediate Youth sponsors a 7 30 p.m. talent show next Monday March 31 at Chateau High School. Preschool and grade school children may enter. Reading or humorous skits welcome. Parents note it offers good experience for youngsters facing an audience. Public invited. Mrs Emily Crary returned Wednesday from trips to Los Angeles Mesa Ariz and New Mexico.
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Methodist
Chateau High School
Auniitorum
Emily Crary
Los Angeles
Mesa
Ariz
New Mexico
Warden outlines needed facilities at state penitentiary
Warden Lou Boedecker urged Deer Lodge residents and Lions Club members to support funding for a state prison machine shop and extended vocational programs. He cited idle prisoners as wasteful and noted the 16 000 acre prison ranch may be lost, stressing cost to taxpayers without proper facilities.
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Deer Lodge
Lou
Boedecker
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club
Chateau High School
Montana
Montana Highway Patrol
Ilinois
Joliet
Hamilton Man Named New Manager of Chateau Safeway
Robert Kerr of Hamilton succeeds Wesley Heyer as manager of the Chateau Safeway store on Monday. Kerr has six years with Safeway in Hamilton, a Sidney native, four years Army service in India, and a wife and two children. Heyer will run a farm near Fairfield.
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Robert Kerr
Hamilton
Wesley Heyer
Chateau Safeway
Heyer
Duane Reisch
Kerr
Safeway
Sidney
Signal Corps
India
Chateau
Fairfield
Post Office Mail Schedule For Choteau From Great Falls
Monkman outlines daily mail flow between Great Falls and Choteau with trains arriving at 7 50 am to 8 15 am and mail routed to Choteau arriving about 1 30 later. Weekends mirror timings with Sunday and holiday departures from Great Falls.
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Monkman
C.gibson Monkman
Choteau
Great Falls
Great
William J. Cummings
Taylors Return From 10000 Mile Trip Through 21 States
Mr and Mrs L H Taylor of Chateau completed a two month journey totaling 10000 miles. They traveled from Tennessee Kentucky and Georgia to Florida visiting the Keys and Miami Beach where the weather was cool. They also met Mr and Mrs R A Clearman at a cabin in Miami during the trip.
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L. HE. Taylor
Chateau
Florida
Cubs
Taylors
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia
Texas
New Mexico
The
Keys
Miami Beach
R. A. Clearman
Miami
Colleys Called to Great Falls for Father's Major Surgery
Mr and Mrs Robert Colley and family traveled to Great Falls last Friday to be with their father who underwent a major surgical operation.
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Robert Colley
Great Falls
Choteau Library Set to Reopen This Saturday
The Choteau public library will reopen this Saturday with hours 3 to 5 pm and 7 30 to 8 30 pm. The schedule will repeat daily except Sundays and Wednesdays when the library is closed, announced by the Choteau Woman's Club library sponsor.
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Choteau Public Library
Choteau ‘Woman’s Club
First Aid Classes Begin at Courthouse in Cha teau
New first aid classes start at 7 30 pm next Thursday night April 3 at the courthouse in Cha teau with Mrs Olga Monkman instructing.
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Chateau
Olga Monkman
Pendroy couple returns after Arizona trip for sister’s funeral
Mr. and Mrs. T. KR. Larson of Pendroy came home from Phoenix Arizona last week to attend the funeral of her sister Mrs. Harold Nelson of Dupuyer.
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T. KR. Larson
Pendroy
Phoenix, Ariz
Harold Nelson
Dupuyer
School for Deaf and Blind guests at church meeting
Mr and Mrs Glenn Harris of Great Falls and students from the Montana School for the Deaf and Blind visited the Chateau Methodist Church for an WSCS meeting next Wednesday. Harris, the school superintendent, will address the group while students perform musical pieces. A tea will follow served by hostesses Mrs Henderson, Mrs Taylor, Mrs Sturgis, Mrs Sabo, Mrs Duits, Mrs Edwards, Mrs Gunther, and Mrs Zgoda.
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Glenn Harris
Great Falls
Montana School For the Deaf and Blind
Harris
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Chateau Methodist Church
Wesleyan Service Guild
WSCS
Food Specialist To Demonstrate Frozen Foods And You
Katherine White, lecturer and frozen food specialist, will present at Curtis Implement Co. showrooms at 7 30 p m next Monday night. The program promises secrets of food preparation and meat planning to cut costs, with Amana freezers shown. Curtis says a week’s meals can be cooked in a single afternoon and bulk buying yields big discounts with 20 percent savings on existing food costs. Admission is free and the public is invited.
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Katherine White
Curtis Implement Co
G. Curtis
Miss White
Curtis
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Officers of
Choteau Ffa
George Higgins
Bobby Reiquam
Kenneth Weist
Jack Clark
Sentinel
Earl
FFA
Glacier Park District
Teton Memorial Hospital
Young Timer
Mra. C. G. Passmore
Cancer Drive
Montana Board
Oddfellows
King, Queen
Miss Froiland
Helen Davison
Telegraph
Botella Lorenzen
Miss Freiland
Melvin Ham
State Penitentiary
Hamilton Man
Safeway Store
State School For Deaf
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