Team Scores Upset Bulldogs Chew Big Wolves On Grid Griddle
Choteau defeated Cut Bank 13 7 on the northern Montana gridiron as the Bulldogs end undefeated Fort Benton and threaten the season finale against Catholic Central Mustangs. The first half saw Jay Castle score for Choteau and Jack Strong convert the extra point, with Cut Bank replying before halftime.
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Bulldogs
Big Wolves
Chateau Bulldogs
Fighting Grid
Montana
Cut Bank
Choteau
Fort Benton
Catholic Central High of
Great Falls
Chateau Field
Catholic Central Mustangs
Catholic Central
Conrad
Wolves
Jay Castle
Jack Strong
Tumblin
Chateau
Bulldog
Graden Green
Don Arensmeyer
Jack Henneford
Larry
Education allocation analysis from former resident in Dillon remarks
Mrs. Alfred Graesser the former Pendroy resident published in the Dillon Daily Tribune offers views on Montana higher education funding. She advocates balancing support for the University of Montana and Northern Montana College with smaller institutions to serve junior colleges and teacher training, noting a goal of about 6 000 students across major and minor units and urging fair allocation to retain talent within the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Montana
Alfred Graesser
Winona Gitchel
Pendroy
Dillon
Montana
University
State College
Conservation Work Should Be Completed
The Teton county PMA committee urges all farmers in the 1949 Agricultural Conservation Program to finish practices now that harvest is done. They note 97 percent participation and $157,700 allocated to support soil and water conservation, including land leveling drains and seeding this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
PMA
Tetor County
Memorial Rites Held for Kenneth B Cohoe in Chateau
Funeral services were conducted at Trinity Lutheran church for Kenneth Bruce Cohoe 79 a Teton county figure and former miller. He died Sunday after a two year illness. Burial followed at Chateau cemetery with pallbearers C O Edwards J L Shell Billings Obert Peters E R ONeil Carl Peters and Walter Bateman. Cohoe born May 25 1870 in South Woodsley Ontario moved to Minnesota and Colorado before settling in Teton county in 1903 later serving in Montana National Guard and Knights of Pythias. He was a longtime musician with the Chateau Municipal band and later caretaker of city trees with survivors including three sons a daughter two sisters two brothers and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. A daughter Alta Cohoe Foncannon preceded him in death two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Kenneth Bruce Cohoe
Teton County
Cohoe
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. B. Gravdal
C. O. Edwards
J. L. (Shell) Billings
Obert Peterson
E. R. O’neil
Carl Peters
Walter Bateman
South Woodsley
Ontario
Canada
Minnesota
Colorado
Blackleaf
Montana National Guard
Knights of Pythias
Chateau Municipal Band
Stuart
Dayton
Walter G
Seattle
Charles R. Fairbanks
Helen Boettcher
Olympia
Wash
Alta Cohoe Foncannon
Dobson Passes Away After Illness At 79
George B. Dobson 79 died after a yearlong illness at a local hospital. Born August 5 1870 in Mayborough Ireland he worked at Wentworth Taylor Mills in Finnh ery before emigrating to the United States. He lived in Letcher South Dakota Valier and Dupuyer Montana area with several nieces and nephews in Ireland and a brother in Connecticut. Graveside rites were held in the Choteau cemetery with Rev A B Grandal officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Dobson
Dobson
Mayborough
Ireland
Wentworth Taylor Mills
Finnhery
United States
Letcher, S. D
Farmers Elevator Co
Pennsylvania
Woonsocket, S. Dak
A. B. Grandal
Choteau Cemetery
Mae Belle Joseph and John King wed in Chateau church
Mae Belle Joseph daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Joseph Augusta and John King son of Mr and Mrs John King Dillon were married at the Episcopal church in Chateau on Saturday Oct 29 Rev Harold Engdahl officiated Bride wore grey and brown with green accessories Bridesmaid Mary Kathryn McBratney Best man Lyle Welsh ushers Hughie Maxwell and Melvin Jackson Organist Mrs Cora Cohoe soloists included Elsie Joseph Norma Ginther and Alice Mae Maxwell Reception at Masonic dining hall Mrs Eldon Rapp led lunch assisted by several and cake cut by Mrs McBratney The couple will reside at Basin Montana where he works for the Bureau of Reclamation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Belle Joseph
Richard Joseph
Augusta
John King
Dillon
Episcopal Church
Chateau
Harold Engdahl
Mary Kathryn McBratney
Lyle Welsh
Chester
Hughie Maxwell
Melvin Jackson
Cora Cohoe
Elsie Joseph
Norma Ginther
Alice Mae Maxwell
Walter H. Edwards
Masonic Dining Hall
Eldon Rapp
Hans Nelson
Richard Nagar
Betty McBratney
Virginia Cox
McBratney
King
Wolf Point
Basin, Mont
Bureau of Reclamation
Teton Farmers to Elect PMA Committeemen This Month
Teton County farmers will vote to elect county and community PMA committeemen for local administration of federal farm programs. Eligible voters include owners tenants and those with crop insurance or sugar act payments. Nov 22 is set for the county convention and community elections across 13 communities.
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Teton County
Farmer-Committee
Democratic
Duiowicuiq
Tcituliuils
PMA
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Cornerstone Ceremony Planned for Teton Memorial Hospital
Public invited to witness Sunday ceremony at the hospital grounds marking nine years of effort to build the Teton Memorial Hospital in Chateau. Rev A B Grandal will read a project history as Joe Murphy from Great Falls places the cornerstone. Brickwork aims to finish by Dec 1 if weather holds.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
A. B. Grandal
The
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Joe Murphy
Great Falls
Murphy
Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Blood Donors Needed Soon For Project
Red Cross blood program seeks volunteers in Great Falls area with Lois Peterson as recruiting chairman. About 500 pints are used monthly. 19 Teton county residents have used the center’s service in four months. Next Chateau visit is Nov 16 for blood donation. donors not reached by canvassers may call Mrs. Peterson. Chateau organizations will be invited to help. house-to-house calls may arrange appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Chateau
Lois Peterson
Great Falls
Teton County
Army recruiters visit Courthouse on Fridays for local enlistments
U S army recruiters visit Chateau Court House every Friday to discuss openings with Teton county young men aged 17 to 34. Current vacancies include air force engineers field artillery armored cavalry and infantry with paths to air force training at Great Falls army air base.
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U. S. Army
Chateau
Teton County
Army
Court House
Air Force Engineers
Field Artillery
Armored Cavalry
Infantry
Great Falls Army Air Base
Triangle Moose Meet Brings Five Cities to Choteau
Moose members from Great Falls Havre Shelby Cut Bank and Choteau will gather at Moose hall in Choteau for the Triangle Legion meeting of the Moose This weekend a business session starts at 8 p m Saturday followed by a dance with the Melodians of Fairfield public invited A second session runs from 10 a m Sunday and continues through the day No Friday night dance is planned at Moose hall
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Moose
Montana
Choteau
Triangle Legion
The
Great Falls
Havre
Shelby
Cut Bank
Moose Hall
Melodians
Fairfield
Old Timers Limit Members For this Year
The executive board of Teton’s Oldest Settlers voted not to accept new members this year due to rapid growth. A large crowd could not be housed, the board said. The 1949 annual meeting is set for Nov. 17, announced secretary Mrs. James T. Robison.
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Teton
Beaupre Hotel
James T. Robison
Family Night Set For Eastern Star at Masonic Temple
Eastern Star hosts Family Night on Wednesday November 9 with a 6 p.m. potluck dinner in the Masonic Temple dining room. A program will follow and a Thanksgiving donation to the Masonic home will be presented.
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Masonic Temple
District Meet Of Scouts Set Next Week
Annual district meeting of the Teton Sun River district of the Boy Scouts of America is planned at Chateau next Thursday night, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. in Lions club hall. The public is welcome to attend.
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Teton Sun River
Boy Scouts of America
Chateau
Lions Club Hall
Boy Scouts
Leo Murphy
Teton Scout District
Arnold C. Hanusa
Floyd George
Mark Judy
Murphy
George
Wilbur Hooper
R. D. McDermott
North Central Council
Great Falls
Boy Recovers From Gun Wound In Montana Incident
Donald Wilson of Choteau was discharged from Choteau hospital after a gunshot wound suffered October 23. Mitchell Anderson and Billy Breere were firing a .22 rifle on nearby railroad tracks when Anderson fired at a bridge object. The bullet ricocheted, hitting Wilson in the chest and back but not penetrating a lung, allowing a two day hospital stay.
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Donald Wilson
Walter Wilson
Choteau
Choteau Hospital
Wilson Boy
Mitchell Anderson
Billy Breere
Chateau
Anderson
Young Wilson
Gladys Hofto Weds Winfield Scott Jr in San Francisco
Gladys Maxine Hofto daughter of Knute and Mrs Hofto of Dutton wed Winfield H Scott Jr son of Mr and Mrs W H Scott of Lakeland Florida in a double ring ceremony at the Norwegian Lutheran Church of San Francisco Rev A C Anderson officiated the service with maid of honor Yvonne Thoreson and best man Conrad Olson present Organist Dorothy Lindquist provided music and soprano Sofie Alexander sang during the vows The bride wore a turquoise bengaline gown with a long train and a matching headdress and veil The couple were escorted by Jack Milne with the ceremony attended by the bride’s mother and close friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Maxine Hofto
Knute Hofto
Dutton
Winfield H. Scott, Jr
W. H. Scott
Lakeland, Fla
San Francisco
A. C. Anderson
Mrs Packer Honored With Honorary Membership
Amanda H. Packer past matron of Fidelity chapter No. 18 was made an honorary member of Eunice Brown chapter No. 121 of Fairfield in a Monday night ceremony. The event featured a program by Mrs. Roma Roth and a prayer by Mrs. Jean Van Son, with Ada Weaver singing a tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda H. Packer
Fidelity Chapter
Eunice Brown
Fairfield
Roma Roth
Jean van Son
Ada Weaver
Mandy and
The
Spiders
Edith Hughes
Packer
Betty Killup
Chateau
Apollo Male Chorus To Sing in Choteau Concert
The Apollo male chorus of Great Falls will give a concert in Choteau on Tuesday night November 15 for the benefit of the Methodist church organ fund. Directed by L. W. Upshaw the group of about 30 Great Falls business men has performed together for several years and recently toured Texas. The event is sponsored by the Choteau Methodist church ladies study group.
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Apollo
Great Falls
Choteau
Organ Fund
The
Methodist Church
L. W. Upshaw
Texas
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K. B. Cohoe
G. B. Dobson
Mr. and
Mrs
Cornerstone Sunday
Teton Farmers
Triangle
Boy
Mrs. Winfield Scott
C.E
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