Talk of the Town notes many travels and life events
The column records residents of Chateau and nearby towns traveling for family visits, funerals, and business. Mrs. Dolly Conroy, Mrs. Ruby Peters, and Val Kirk-related tributes figure amid hospital stays and new births. Geophysical crews plan to keep Choteau office active while visiting surrounding towns.
Family News From Midwest to Mayo Clinic and Home Birth
Mr and Mrs Omer Cook left Monday for Rochester Minnesota where Cook will have a check up at the Mayo Clinic Mrs Ed McPheron arrived Tuesday from Wisconsin Rapids where she will visit the Steve Snyder family for about a month Mr and Mrs Martin Hanson of Chateau are the parents of a daughter born at a Great Falls hospital
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Denzil McDonald
Fred Barribal
Bankers
Lee Ford
Great Falls
Clark Coffey
Kalispell
Maurice Lear
L. E. Taylor
Joe Knudtzon
Rochester
Minn
Vic Pelletier
Flathead Lake
John W. Hall
Fort Shaw
D. P. Fabrick
Jimmy Peters
Mexico
C. W. Boussard
Danny O’neil
James Anderson
Montana State College
Harold Terry
Tom Larson
George Coffey
Billings
Val Kirk
Topeka
Kan
Montana
Missouri River Interagency Committee
J. A. Judge
John Bullard
Helena
Duke Blakely
Maynard
Penguin Cafe
Kansas City
R. A. Clearman
Colorado
Washington
California
C. G. Passmore
Clearman
Leonard Wiebrock
Agawam
Omer Cook
Cook
Mayo Clinic
Ed McPheron
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Steve Snyder
Martin Hanson
Chateau
Certificate of Compliance and Authorization Issued in Helena
John J. Holmes, Montana State Auditor, certifies Eagle Indemnity Company authorized to transact miscellaneous insurance in Montana until March 31, 1949. The 1947 statement shows capital of 1,000,000, assets 11,738,040.17, liabilities excluding capital 6,834,888.73, surplus 3,903,160.44. Date of certification is April 1, 1948.
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Eagle Indemnity Company
Montana
John J. Holmes
U. S
Cseen
State Capitol
Helena
State Auditor
Christian Science Services Held at Public Library
Christian Science services are held in the Public Library on Sunday at 11 a m.
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Christian Science
Chateau Music Week Opens With Busy Concerts
The Chateau school music department presented the first of two week concerts with eight soloists and seven band pieces in the high school auditorium. The 45 piece junior band opened with Over the Top and Eastern Dance Suite while soloists including Sylvia Hansen and Walter Edwards earned high marks. The senior band showcased His Honor Horizon and Knightsbridge March before traveling to Great Falls for district events with 60 students.
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Chateau School
Grenadiers
Sylvia Hansen
Weber
Marian Mowbray
Harriet Enderson
Mendelssohn
Knightsbridge
Great Falls
Chateau Music
Montana
Chateau
Fairfield High Band Earns Third at Festival
Fairfield high school and grade school students under Mr Ostby earned third place at the Festival. The band totals about forty members from both schools. Mrs Herman Johnson and daughters Anita and Hazel attended along with Mrs Emily Stuart and Mr and Mrs Matt Dolezal at the Three Rivers District American Legion meeting in Geraldine Saturday. Mrs Johnson is district president and Mrs Stuart unit president. Mr and Mrs Dick Loss hosted a Golden wedding anniversary open house at the A O U W hall.
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Ostby
Herman Johnson
Anita
Hazel
Emily Stuart
Matt Dolezal
Three Rivers
American Legion
Geraldine
Johnson
Stuart
Dick Loss
A. O. U. W. Hall
W. E. Graves
Mabel DePrata
Clarence
Francis Loss
Fairfield
East West Insurance Company Sworn Statement Filed
The East and West Insurance Company filed a sworn statement on December 31, 1947 showing compliance with Montana law. The company is authorized to transact Fire Inland Marine Automobile and Allied Lines insurance in the state through March 31, 1949. Reported capital and deposits include a U S Deposit of 1,000,000.00 and total assets 6,079,769.15 with listed balances in reserves and liabilities.
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East and West Insurance Company
Montana
John J. Holmes
Wees
U. S
Cat Bank Tracksters Win Triangle Meet on Local Field
The Cat Bank track team defeated Choteau and Dutton in a triangle meet last Saturday, scoring 48 points to 24 for Choteau and 8 for Dutton. Laubach of Dutton won the 100 yard dash, with Choteau and Cut Bank runners also placing in multiple events. Cat Bank earned six firsts and six seconds amid a full slate of sprints, distances, and field events.
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Cat Bank
Choteau
Dutton
Wolves
Laubach
Erwin
Cut Bank
Jackson
Goldrick
Wedum
Peterson
Patton
B. Brown
Jones
Davis
Gill
Allen
Chateau
Rossman
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Fred Woodward
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Glacier Park Station
Pat Donovan
Shelby
Harry Ce
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San Diego
Don Cricton
Omaha
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Cascade
Montana Cowboys Association
la Deanne Squires
Shirley
Dorothy Reynolds
Gloria
Eileen Ackerman
Joan Folda
Lois Dirkes
Jerre Lou Graves
Mr. Ostby
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