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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1956

Page

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Aronson Reelected Governor as Anderson Wins Second District

In Montana, Gov. J Hugo Aronson retained the office defeating Arnold Olsen after Le Roy Anderson unseated Rep. Orvin B Flare in the second district race. President Eisenhower carried 41 states with a 58 percent popular vote, while local results showed Democrats winning most county posts. Citizens across Teton county cast ballots with high turnout in Choteau precincts and 100 percent turnout in Dry Forks.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Adlai E. Stevenson Orvin B. Flare LeRoy H Anderson Arnold Olsen J. Hugo Aronson George A Davis Eee Econe Horace F Casey John J Holmes Alex Cunningham Railroad Leonard C Young Lou Boedecker Harriet Milter Eee Mary M. Condon the Supreme Court Albert H Angstman Cence Ees E. K Cheadle Cr James D. Freebourn Ee Ee Hugh R. Adair Ninth District R. M. Hatters E V. Omholt W. Gordon McOmber Helen J. Vance Adelma Shelmerdine Howard Truchot Eoenatoe Homer Rowlarail K. M. Bridenstine Leo H. Murphy LeRoy Anderson Conrad Rancher Montana Lee Metcalf Stevensville Congress Eisenhower Teton County Adlai Stevenson Stoke Chateau Homer Rowland Pendrey Leo H Murphy K M_ Bridenstine William Olsen Helen Vance R M Hattersley A'bert H Angstman Hugh R Adair Montana Supreme Court Angstman Adair BE K Cheadle James B Freeborn LeRoy HH Anderson Harriet Miller Miller Mary Condon George M Gosman Paul Cannon Edna Hinman Frank Murray Michael Jo O'Connell Forrest Anderson Choteau Choteau No

Veterans Day retreat ceremony to be held at county courthouse

Chateau Legion and VEW Joint in observance of Veterans day sponsor a 3 30 p m retreat ceremony in front of the county courthouse featuring color guards National Guard troops and the Chateau high school band led by John Daly. Buglers will sound retreat a rifle salute then the flag will be lowered as the National Anthem plays observers should stand with hats removed and vehicles stop. Chateau school will dismiss early and Legionnaires and VFW members plan post ceremony refreshments and a 8 p m post meeting for photographs for records.

American Legion C. James Smith W. F. W. Howard E. Anderson County Court House United States National Guard Chateau High School John Daly Court House Chateau School Legionnaires VFW Legion Hall C James Smith

Choteau MEA Unit Plans American Education Week Observance

The Choteau Montana Education Association unit sponsors American Education Week observance November 12 to 16. Open house is set for November 14 with teachers conducting room by room explanations and parent consultations in the high school and grade school facilities.

Choteau Unit Montana Education Association Choteau

Champion Ball Brings $925 At Great Falls

The grand champion Advance Domino consigned by Vernon Smiley of Eden sold for $925 at the 37th North Montana Hereford breeders show and sale. High breeders included Smiley and others with two bulls averaging $9067.50. CHR Real Star 8th sold for $450 from Clear Creek Hereford Ranch.

Advance Domino Vernon Smiley Eden North Montana Associ and Tractot Bros Chateau Clear Creek Chinook Smiley A. A. Dawson & Schock Salerro

Most Choteau Firms to Close For Holiday

Most Choteau business places will close Monday November 12 to observe Veterans Day as it falls on Sunday November 11. The closures follow a mutual agreement from a Chamber of Commerce meeting at the Chateau Drug basement dining room.

Chamber of Commerce Chateau Drug Chambers Farm and Ranch Forum Cornell Great Falls

Bulldog Grid Squad Feted at Choteau Dinner

The Choteau high school football players, faculty, and A squad cheerleaders were honored at a Friday dinner on Nov. 2 at the Methodist church. Donors included Future Homemakers of America, the Choteau Boosters Club, and Hansen's Dairy.

Choteau Methodist Church Choteau Chapter Future Homemakers of America Choteau Boosters Club Hansen’s Dairy Betty Jo Orne FHA Jay Dunckel Fern Hughes Charlotte Bond Peck Allen

Eight CHS Girls Attend District IX FHA Meeting

Eight Chateau Chapter Future Homemakers of America members with advisor Mrs Ragar attended the District IX convention in Great Falls on Saturday November 3. Cascade Chapter hosted, with events at the De Molay Memorial building and District IX officers led by Monty MacRae.

Chateau Future Homemakers of America Ragar Great Falls Cascade FHA de- Molay Monty MacRae Shirley Waples Simms Marjorie Bristol Lewistown Sandy Armstrong Fairfield Walter Dudra Peter Riggs Marilyn Thomas Caro Karr Dave Buchanan Sheila McCormick Flora Martin Choteau Betty Jo Orne Charlotte Bond Fern Hughes Ruby Hansmann Helen Rande Marjorie McFarlane Beverly Dabn

Basketball Opens With Six Lettermen Returning

The Chateau Bulldogs began practice this week with six returning lettermen: Jay Dunckel Duke Crary Don McCracken Ken Rustad Tony Jaconetty and Pete Howard. The key task is replacing guards Jim Lohse and W Cherry.

Chateau Bulldogs Jay Dunckel Duke Crary Don McCracken Ken Rustad Tony Jaconetty Pete Howard Jim Lohse W. Cherry Poai

Oldest Settlers Banquet and Dance Announced

Members of Teton's Oldest Settlers, led by Pres. John Moore, are reminded the annual banquet and dance will be held Thursday November 15 in the Odd Fellow and Legion halls at 7 p.m. Dues are $100 per member and the banquet and dance cost $1.75 each. A business session precedes the event as committees plan a successful year.

Teton Pres. John Moore Odd Fellow Legion Pres. Moore

General Chorpening Joins Architectural Firm

Major General C H Chorpening, retired from US Army Engineers, joins Herbert Voelcker and Associates with offices in Houston and Centerville. The firm becomes Herbert Voelcker, C H Chorpening and Associates, architects and engineers for public buildings and works. He is married to Mary Sulgrove.

C H Chorpening US Army Engineers Herbert Voelcker Houston Tex Centerville C. H. Chorpening and Associates General Chorpening Chateau Mary Sulgrove

Yeager Well Reaches 4659 Feet Near Chateau

The Philips-Yeager oil well 12 miles southwest of Chateau reached the Madison formation top at 4659 feet yesterday afternoon. Drillers were at about 60 feet into the interval at 2 p.m. Wednesday and found porosity with sulphur water, not oil in commercial quantities.

Chateau Madison

Nominating Petitions for ASC Positions Due Soon

Petitions nominating candidates for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committees must be filed by November 9. County ASC office manager Arlyne McCollum notes that election boards have preselected nominees, with room for additional names via petition. Eligible voters include farm owners tenants or sharecroppers on programs administered by the county ASC and meeting voting requirements.

Arlyne McCollum ASC

C P Lien 73 Dies Buried in North Dakota

C P Lien aged 73 of Frod Montana retired well driller died October 31 in a local hospital. Born June 13 1883 in Junnen Norway he came to America in 1906 settling in Hanks North Dakota. Survivors include Lester Lien and five daughters with addresses in Germany Texas California and North Dakota. Funeral services were held at Grenora Methodist Church last Saturday.

Olaf Paulson Lien Frod Montana Lester Lien Choteau Lien Junnen Norway America Hanks N Dak Elma Richards Grenora Lester Betty Izenour Weisbaden Germany Iren Brauer Houston Tex

Brady Lions Dance At Community Hall Nov 17

Brady Lions Club will sponsor a dance at the Brady Community Hall on November 17. Music will be by the 3 D s and lunch will be served. announced yesterday.

Brady Lions Club Brady Community Hall

Ed Forrest Dies After Lingering Illness Sunday

Teton County pioneer Edward D Forrest died Sunday after a lingering illness one day before his 86th birthday. He was born November 5, 1870, moved to Montana in 1899, served as Teton County treasurer from 1912 and as deputy county treasurer 1925-29. He retired to Great Falls then Cha teau. He is survived by his widow two children seven grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Pallbearers were Otto Waynild Hugh Wrapper Gordon Monkman Jim Robison N W Edwards and William Olson.

Edward D Forrest Teton County John Mary Elizabeth Forrest Ophelia Kingsbury New FrankLn Forrest Montana Chas. Crane Otto Wagnild Virgelle Mont Great Falls Chateau W 5S Seidenda Chicago Willam Forrest Choteau Mary Elizabeth Lommusson Harold Forrest Choteau Methodist Church Choteau Lodge No 44 AF & AM

Guthrie Novel Goes on Sale Here November Thirteen

Local release of A B Bud Guthrie Jr. novel These Thousand Hills scheduled for Tuesday November 13 at Halver ons Gift Shop and the Choteau IDs store. Advance sale reports 165 personalized copies ordered and 215 more copies obtained for sale. The book from Houghton Mifflin Co Boston recounts Montana cattle barons in the 1880s and joins Guthrie’s The Big Sky and The Way West.

Bud Guthrie Jr Choteau and Greet Falls Halverons Gift Shop Choteau Ids

Benefit Dance Slated for Nov 17 at Chateau Park Pavilion

A benefit dance will be held at the Chateau Park Pavilion on Saturday November 17. Sponsored by the TAGGS district saddle clubs. TAGGS includes Teton Dutton Great Falls Simms Greenfield Augusta and Pendroy Saddle Clubs.

Chateau Park Pavilion Taggs District Teton Saddle Club Dutton Saddle Club Great Falls Saddle Club Simms Saddle Club Greenfield Saddle Club Augusta Saddle Club Pendroy Saddle Club

Nordhagen brothers buy Chick's Appliance and rename R & J Appliance

Jonn L. Chick Swerove sells Chick's Appliance after 12 years to Jonn and Ray Nordhagen of the city. Ray will oversee management and service with the business to be known as R and J Appliance. John Nordhagen stays with Choteau Flying Service while Chick turns to farming east of town.

Jonn Chick Swerove Chick Ray Nordhaven Ray Nordhagen R & J Appliance Air Force Scott Air Force Base Belleville John Nordhagen Sulgrove

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Demos Aronson Flare Conrad McOmber E. V Ombholt Dutton Adelmat Michdte Sueprentine Mims Miller Pres, Dwight D, Eisenhower Chateau Legion Choteau Mea Unit Bulldog CHS Yeager Community Election Board C. P. Lien North Dakota Brady Lions Ed Forrest Ray and
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