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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1956

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Choteau High Class Receives Swanberg Address

Randall Swanberg Great Falls attorney delivered the 1956 Choteau High School graduation address praising Montana’s education system and urging graduates to value their memories. The ceremony featured salutatory by Jeanne Rausch and valedictory by Marie Vance with scholarships announced for Vance, Rausch, and others.

Choteau High Randallwanberg Great Falls Swanberg Montana Missouri Fort Benton America Marlene Vance Thomas J. Gannon Jeanne Rausch Marie Vance Randall Swanberg Williams Ed Schiller Heisey Linda Groot University of Montana Montana State College Maxine Snyder Carroll College Columbus School of Nur Harriet Thurson Mastroleo

Dutton Native Mrs. Denzil Mathison Dies in Washington

Mrs. Denzil Mathison formerly of Dutton died May 15 after a lingering illness. Last rites were held and burial occurred in Renton Washington on May 18. William Gurlickson, veterans field counselor for Great Falls, was a business visitor last Wednesday.

Denzil Mathison Dutton Renton, Wash Wiliam Gurlickson Veterans’ Field Great Falls

Gronberg Elected President of Chateau Lions Club

Robert W. Gronberg, local banker, was elected president of the Chateau Lions Club at a Tuesday meeting. Officers named include W. W. Duncan as first vice president and Rob ert Gormley as second vice president, with Ed Obernolte, Robert Armstrong, Lion Tanner, Dick Young, C. G. Monkman, Walter Scott, and others elected for two year terms.

Robert W. Gronberg Chateau Lions Club Lions Club W. W. Duncan Robert Gormley Ed Obernolte Robert Armstrong Dick Young C. G. Monkman Walter Scott C. E. Runseell Tom Hammond George Henderson Gib Monkman Post Office Department

Former CHS Teacher Named MSU Assistant Professor

Richard Lewis Darling has been appointed assistant professor of education at Montana State University. He will teach school library science courses for training librarians and offer consultant services to Montana schools. He will also serve as a visiting instructor in the 1956 summer session as MSU begins a 30 quarter hour minor in school library science. Darling, an MSU alumnus, has held multiple roles including graduate teaching assistant and teacher librarian positions. Local congregations approved securing a student assistant pastor for 1957-58 under Rev. A Bernard Gravdal.

Richard Lewis Darling Montana State University School of Education Linus J. Carleton Darling Montana MSU University of Michigan Chateau High School University of Michigan High School Ann Arbor Mich Bethany Lutheran Congregation of Dutton Trinity Lutheran Congregation of Chateau A. Bernard Gravdal

Ten Students Win Heisey Awards Here

Ten Chateau high school students received Heisey award certificates of 50 dollars at class night May 15. Named: Pauline Richem, Ruby Hansmann, Gayle Armstrong, Fern Cherry, Iris Hughes, Phil Young, Vernon Alum, Don Wilson, Gene Henneford, Linda Groot. Other awards listed include National Honor Society honorees and several sport, public speaking, and scholarship recognitions. continued on page.

Chateau High School Pauline Richem Ruby Hansmann Gayle Armstrong Fern Cherry Iris Hughes Phil Young Vernon Alum Don Wilson Gene Henneford Linda Groot

Defense Firms Jurisdiction in Murder Case Questioned

Defense counsel K M Bridenstine challenged whether 16 year old Lee O Smart should be tried in district or juvenile court for first degree murder. Judge M Hattersley set briefs and a June 22 vote on jurisdiction while Ward’s body lay undiscovered near Pendray.

K. M. Bridenstine Lee O. Smart Smart M. Hattersley Friay Bridenstine Hattersley Leo H. Murphy Spokane Charles D. Ward Beulal Colo Ward Pendray

Choteau High Earns Tenth in State Track Meet

Choteau High School placed tenth in the Class B State Interscholastic track meet in Missoula last week with 12 points. Jim Lohse earned all points by winning both the 120 yard high hurdles and the 180 yard low hurdles. His times were 15.4 seconds in the high hurdles and 20.8 seconds in the low hurdles. Polson High School won the meet with 221.4 points followed by Ronan with 19.5.6.

Choteau High School Missoula Jim Lohse Lohse Polson High School Ronan

Mr and Mrs Pete Peterson Visit Bean Lake Relatives

Mr and Mrs Pete Peterson of Bean Lake are visiting relatives, continuing a family trip noted in local society notes.

Mrs Pete Peterson Bean Lake Relaves

Siren to Mark End of City Watering Period

City Clerk J. M. Sulgrove announced new watering rules in the city. A siren will blow at 16 a.m. Friday to end the morning watering period, with irrigation allowed from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Each hose must have a nozzle or sprayer and water users must shut off hoses during a fire.

J. M. Sulgrove

Three Boys Named for Boys State from Chateau High School

Three Chateau high school students Duke Crary Choteau Bill Halvorson and David Jones were named to attend Boys State at Dillon this summer. Wesley Higgins received the Legion high school award as outstanding student. The Legion nominating committee announced officers including commander Jim Dellno and treasurer Leigh Nett. The group discussed Memorial Day plans and a health talk on water flouridization.

Chateau High Duke Crary Choteau Bill Halvorson David Jones Pendroy Dillon American Legion al Hensley Legion Post Chateau Lions Club Robert Gronberg Wesley Higgins Legion Bob Scott Charles Chuck” Peck Dick Nordhagen Conrad Walier Fairfield Cut Bank Browning Sun Burst Shelby Jim Dellno George Higgins Robert Davison Everett Sassa Cedric Schroeder Jim Crawford Leigh Nett Paul Kropp Bud Moulton Chris Beck VFW State Board of Health Chateau

Funeral Held for Accident Victim in Great Falls

Funeral services were held for Henry G Kind 72 of Power drowned when his car overturned in a ditch two miles southwest of Power on Sunday. Companion Frank Quad escaped. Kind leaves three daughters, four sons, 33 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren. Second service and burial followed in Kalispell.

Great Falls Henry G Kind Power Frank Quad Kind Emma Davis Sauk Centre Minn Montana Kalispell Davis Violet Hammond Sun River Haze Malham Kalispell Oscar Ernest Fairfield Louis Charles Somers Ted Alpha Ore Melrose Augusta Schwartz Ida Schaefer Louise Blackenburg Birmingham Ala

Area 4 fishing rules issued for Montana season

The State Fish and Game Commission announced 1956 57 fishing regulations for Area 4 in Montana. Open season runs from the last Sunday in May to November 30 for all species with many waters open year round and specific zones under Season A B C D E with varied openings and snagging rules.

The State Fish and Game Commission Montana Area 4 Teton River Sun River Marias River Dearborn River Milk River Milvale Creek Glacier Park Hotel Company Glacier Park Pricet Hannon Rearing Gibson Dam Nilan Tiber Dam Pondera Coulee Dick Lake Babb Mission Lakes Lower St. Mary's Lake Bynum Aarod Reservoir Highway 91 Tintinger Cascade Dog Gun Lake Blackfoot Reservation Lewis and Clark Forest Lake Francis Kunkle Missouri River Kinkle Spring Creek Milwaukee Bryan Corbett Chateau Elk Creek Augusta Medicine Lake O'Haire Sunburst Split Rock Lake Pishkun U. S Fish and Wildlife Service Willow Creek A. B. Cobb, Jr

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Gibson Noneman Fred Smokey Smith Farmington Jack Slanger Agawam R. Swanberg Washington Peyeares Robt. Gronberg CHS Heisey Awards Faye Baker Harriet Talifson Arlene Hanson Arlene Depner Janet Rose Wes Higgins Wally Cherry Carl Olson Clark Olson Jay Dunckel Leslie Howard Don McCracken Kenny Rustad Tony Jaconetty Dick Mauseth Merle Hanson Greg Whipple Don Baum Gartner Roger Gefeller Chateau Boosters Club Boosters Club F. F. A. Awards Leif Larsen Larry Breere Ronald Eklund Gary Arensmeyer John Salmond Billy Alzheimer Charlies Crane Mary M. Condon State Superintendent of Public Instruction Moose Hall Teton County Young Democrats Club Bob McDonald Trie Larsen Skinner Li Larrwat Ior A Dale Uepwer Ceslic Weoum TANTZ TEE Foxwoatuy Vei T Ese Tu Ea Bruce Anderyon Ora Knowlton Wesley Higging Fomay Itui Charles Chant Wallis Choriy Stella Cebhart Linde Groot Shirley Iteq Aluene Hanson Debe Wilson Robert McDonald Omaha Neb Inland Manufacturing Company Bob
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