Woman's Club Installs New Officers for Season
The Chateau Woman's Club held its final meeting of the season at Grace Duffey's home. New officers installed were Grace Duffey president Dorothy Boussara vice president Margaret Ham recording secretary Clara Baker treasurer and Bessie Edwards corresponding secretary. Mrs A B Grandal sang two numbers with Janet Wedum at the piano. A library report by Clara Roberts covered several years. Tea tables featured candles and a large iris lilac bouquet. Corsages for officers were by Mrs Jim Dellno. Refreshments were served by Alberta Passmore and Dorothy B. Two guests attended, Mrs Gravdal and Mrs Roberts.
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Nce Chateau Woman's Club
Grace Duffey
Dorothy ‘Boussara
Margaret Ham
Clara Baker
Bessie Edwards
Correspor
A. B. Grandal
Janet Wedum
Clara Roberts
Jim Dellno
Alberta Passmore
Dorothy B .O
Gravdal
Roberts
Teton County Republican Women Elect Officers
The Teton county Republican Women’s Club met in the courthouse at Chateau last Friday night and elected officers for the coming term. Irene Ward was chosen president with Elsie Egger Fairfield as vice president Muriel Belquam secretary and Lena Gunther treasurer.
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Teton County
Republican Woman’s Club
Chateau
Irene Ward
Elsie Egger Fairfield
Muriel Belquam
Lena Gunther
Red Tag Shopping Day Discussed By Chamber Group
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce approved sponsoring Red Tag shopping days in Choteau and discussed the plan at a Tuesday noon meeting in the drug banquet room. The group also approved $25 to send baton-twirler Joan Schneider to the Rose Festival in Portland with the Sunburst band, half the trip cost. Committees for the July Fourth celebration were appointed and will be detailed later.
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Jane Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Joan Schneider
Portland
Fashion Show and Tea Raises Funds for Teton Memorial Hospital
The Uhoteas Soroptomist club with Parlor Shoppe and Tot Toggery sponsored a fashion show and tea last Friday. Proceeds funded a youth bed for Teton Memorial hospital. The club thanks participating models and all helpers.
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Uhoteas Soroptomist Club
Soroptomist Club
Teton Memorial Hospital
Two Buyers Acquire Antler Bar and Lounge in Great Falls
Pete Beck and Arnie Brutosky, former Great Falls residents, have purchased the Antler Bar and Lounge from Otto, Wolfe, and Paul Wolfe. Beck has lived in the city a decade and previously owned Glacier bar, while Brutosky ranches southeast of town. They plan to run the bar as partners with existing staff, and Brutosky will join Beck in Great Falls within a month as Otto Wolfe shifts to real estate work.
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Pete Beck
Arnie” Brutosky
Great Falls
Otto, Wolfe
Paul Wolfe
Beck
Glacier
Town Tavern
Lewistown
Brutosky
Chateau
Augusta
Will
Antler
Otto Wolfe
Fred Jones
Choteau
Death in Chateau sparks dog ordinance debate letter
A letter to the editor condemns a neighbor for poisoning a dog and warns such acts threaten public safety. The writer argues dog control is a city issue not a private matter and decries malicious cruelty while stressing civil norms and rights. A second note reports Lt. Dick Gronberg’s arrival in Hawaii en route to Japan.
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Chateau
Joe Stalin
Joe
Ruth Holt
Vacation Bible School at Trinity Lutheran
The 18527 Vacation Bible school of Trinity Lutheran church runs May 26 to June 6 with classes from 9 to 11 am on weekdays except Memorial Day May 30. Students study the Bible missions catechism and hymns with teachers Duane Bakeel Joann Richem Dorothy Reiner Shirley Nordahl Marie Averill Marie Wood Hazel Slanger Violet Pet Dorothy DeRusha Helen Moore Mary Olson and Rev A B Gravdal. Pianists are Janet Huffman and Joann Richem. A preparatory teachers meeting was held and a film on How to Teach the Bible was shown.
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Bible School of
Trinity Lutheran
Ans
Duane ‘Bakeel
Joann ‘Richem
Janet Huffman
Joann Richem
Fishing Season Opens Read Regulations For Local Areas
The Flathead river and tributaries attract anglers who must read all local fishing area rules. Montana fish and game promotes the Synopsis of Montana Fishing Regulations, available at sporting goods stores and license dealers. Last year Montana sold 170 499 resident licenses for birds and fish, with about 70 percent for fishing. tourist three day licenses reached 24 790 and 4 385 non residents bought season licenses.
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Flathead
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
Den 3 Cub Scouts Visit Old Agency Site North Of Choteau
Mrs. Kenneth Gleason led the Den 3 Cub Scouts from Choteau to the Old Agency site three miles north of town. The group toured the historic fort area, heard it may have been built in 1869, with theories of 1842 use disputed by historian Joseph Kinsey Howard. Local Montana Historical Society discussions on reconstructing the fort hinge on community support from a Chateau group.
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Kenneth Gleason
Choteau
Old Agency
Joseph Kinsey Howard
Howard
Montana Historical Society
Hospital Guild Meet at Teton Memorial May Meeting
A Hospital guild meeting is set at the Teton Memorial hospital building next Wednesday in May from 2 to 4 p.m. The Nile club will oversee the wob unit. All women of Teton county are invited to attend.
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Hospital Guild
Teton Memorial Hospital
Nile Club
Teton County
Thanking Friends For Kindness During Hospital Stay
Mrs. Fred BE Woodward thanks friends for cards flowers plants and gifts received during her extended hospital stay.
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Hos
Fred BE. Woodward
Vacation School of Methodists Starts Monday
The annual Methodist summer vacation church school begins Monday morning May 26 at 9 o clock at the Methodist church. Students up to eighth grade will join singing classes, shop work for boys, various projects for girls, and a preschool group with small classes for individual attention. The church invites local youngsters and those without a home church to attend.
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The
Methodist Church
store contest winners named at Chateau Marshall Wells
The Chateau Marshall Wells store held an all day sewing machine demonstration for Necchi on May 19 and an Iron-Rite Ironers demo for May 7. Women who attended registered for prizes and draws awarded on Monday May 19. Prizes included two coffee servers and two vases to Mrs. C. G. Monkman, Mrs. Bob Miller, Mrs. A. E. McCorkle and Mrs. Ada Henderson.
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Chateau Marshall-Wells
At's
C. G. Monkman
Bob Miller
A. E. McCorkle
Ada Henderson
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Fairfield, Montana
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Japan
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Pion
Pete
Beck and
Arne Brutosky
George Seufert
Buck Jessop
Akem
Paul Wokfe
Marta
Ecich
Ontrolieg
Ge Drewery
Feyran
Gat Pus
Choteau, Mont
Methodists
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DeSoto
Mills Motor Co
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