Major new city structures rise in Choteau skyline
Six large non residence buildings under rapid construction include a hospital by Teton Memorial Hospital association a Methodist church near city hall a medical clinic owned by Dr Robert S Hamilton a Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co project near Marshall Wells a north side apartment building owned by Mr and Mrs Max Hoesch en and a Studebeker garage on north main The hospital expected to finish within about 200 working days with other structures nearing completion Pictured left to right apartment building hospital telephone building and church.
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Choteau
Studebeker
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Methodists
City Hall
Acantha
Robert S. Hamilton
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Marshall Wells
Max Hoeschen
Wayne C. Hart
Keith Morton
Teton Citizen
North Main
City approves four Chateau homes and nine-block water line
City council grants permits for four new Chateau residences to Robert Zion Ed Davis Seth Cook and JL Granger and approves a $3738 water extension costing 4200 feet of pipe. Work begins at first avenue northeast near Mrs Annie Luinstra and aims to complete in about three weeks subject to weather. The line adds service to nine blocks and adds fire hydrants as part of municipal protections.
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John Richem
First Avenue
Annie Luinstra
Gus Thompson
Annie Lumatra
Luinatra
Robert Zion
Ed Davis
Seth Cook
JL. K. Granger
Zion
Citizens Bank Gifts to 4-H Leaders in Teton County
The Citizens' State Bank at Choteau contributed to the Teton county 4-H club during National 4-H Achievement week, covering costs for a year of the National 4-H News to all 4-H leaders. The news service will provide items of interest to 4-H club people and leaders nationwide.
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Citizens’ State Bank
Choteau
Teton County
Parents Visit Schools During Education Week
About 150 parents visited schools during American Education week. They toured classrooms to observe teaching. Superintendent Graham said the visits help the child and teachers and urged parents to return to review their children's progress and offer constructive criticism.
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R. C. Graham
Graham
Chateau High School Hosts Prize Drawing for Junior Class
Junior class officers and sponsors at Chateau High School held an official drawing last Thursday for prizes funded by Coast to Coast store. Patty Kade won a radio and Robert Breere a shotgun as prizes. the class netted about $135 to be used for the junior prom.
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Chateau High School
Patty Kade
Robert Breere
Blood donors give 45 pints of blood in city visit
The Red Cross blood unit collected 45 pints at the Masonic hall in the city yesterday far short of the 60 pints hoped for. Officials thanked donors and cited helpers including Evelyn McAuley Jean Bleecker Helen Sabo Muriel Dial Olga Monkman Eva McDonald Frieda Johnson Irene Peterson Iona Zgoda Peggy Taylor Florence Kelly Hazel Hennedford Micky Shelmerdine Lois Peterson. The drive ran five hours ending at 3 p.m.
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Chateau
Red Cross
Masonic Hall
Evelyn McAuley
Jean Bleecker
Helen Sabo
Muriel Dial
Olga Monkman
Eva McDonald
Frieda Johnson
Iréne Peterson
Iona Zgoda
Peggy Taylor
Florence Kelly
Hazel Henneford
Micky Shelmerdine
Lois Peterson
City Cats Must Register Under New License Rule
The city council passes a new ordinance requiring all cats in the city to be registered with a one year license fee of 50 cents per cat. Each registered cat will receive a small bell. The council also orders four single faced bicycle racks for downtown Chateau and considers bids on a power tractor loader.
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Bowser
Chateau
Bulldogs Lose Key Players to Graduation Next Spring
Chateau Bulldogs face a major turnover as most of the first string depart after spring graduation. End players Leslie Arensmeyer and Jack Strong, tackles Gradon Green and Larry Dellno, centers Don Arensmeyer and Boyd Johnson, quarterback Ray Nordhagen, and halfback Ray Hollar among others will be gone. Only back next fall are Jack Henneford, Jay Castle, and Gale Bandon. The Teton Saddle Club promotes its 4th annual Thanksgiving Eve dance at Moose Hall on November 23 with a dressed turkey door prize.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Leslie Arensmeyer
Jack Strong
Gradon Green
Larry Dellno
Don Arensmeyer
Boyd Johnson
Ray Nordhagen
Ray Hollar
Bulldogs
Herb Tangen
Keith McFarlane
Don Anderson
Charley Hanson
Paul Mitchell
Jack Henneford
Jay Castle
Gale Bandon
The
Teton Saddle Club
Moose Hall
Farmers to Elect County Committees Next Tuesday Vote
Farmers in Teton county are urged to vote on Tuesday November 22 for county and community farm committees. Each community will elect a three member committee with two alternates and a delegate to the county convention. The county convention will select three regular and two alternate members at 2 p.m. Saturday November 26 at the Chateau AAA Office.
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Teton County
Chateau
AAA
Pendrey
Farmers Union
Agawam
Fairfield
Greenfield
Dutton
Farmers Machinery Co
Beck
Bynum
Collins
Diamond Valley
Power
Farmington
Bole
Sportsmen's Meet Set for Tuesday at Courthouse
Kari Hollar, secretary-treasurer of the association, announced a sportsmen's meet next Tuesday night November 22 at the courthouse starting at 8 o clock. All members and interested persons are urged to attend.
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Kari Hollar
Eight Jury Trials Slated For Court at Chateau Session
Eight jury trials are scheduled to begin November 28 and run through December 5 at the Teton county courthouse with Judge R. M. Hattersley presiding. Cases include No. 5391 E. J. Stromnes v Great Northern Railway Co and others, and No. 5254 G. A. Hansen et al v Henry OC Hauschild, among others. Citizens listed were drawn for possible jury duty at Chateau.
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Chateau
R. M. Hattersley
Teton d County
E. J. Stromnes
Great Northern Railway Co. Et al
Jerome
Yeager
William F. Smock
George Gamradt
Mabel E. Smock
Olive Gray
Henry A. Scandrott
Houfek
Ben Torson
G. L. Reslow
Archie H. Mumson
Kenneth Lussenden
Elmer Erickson
James M. Hughes
Robert H. Mainard
D. P. Fabrick Posch
Raynald Scott
Mary Lee Proff
Carsten Holt
Lee Dohany
Gust Volt
Edward J. Markle
Frank
Deaver Golden 57th Anniversary Observed at Bynum Home
Mr and Mrs J J Deaver of Bynum marked their 57th wedding anniversary with a family observance at home. Dignitaries included close friends and three daughters with 20 grandchildren and great grandchildren on the family tree. Jonas J Deaver wed Olive Groves Deaver in Liberty Wisconsin on November 12 1892 and their lineage includes 3 daughters Florence Bernice and Ella Irene and multiple grandchildren. An illustrated booklet featured their 1892 wedding and 1949 likenesses with a poem Reunion.
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J. J. Deaver
Bynum
ivaAcusy Agmlaly
Deaver
Jonas Joseph Deaver
Olive Emily Groves Deaver
Liberty
Wis
Florence Tressie Deaver
James E. Mullaney
Bernice Burnett Deaver
Louis F. DeWitt
Ella Irene Deaver
William C. Upman
Mullaney
Gladys
Alfred C. Baumgartner
Florence
Wesley A. Cherry
Cherry
William Edward
Fern Kay
DeWitz
Joy DeWitz Stansberry
Jonas DeWitz
Ralph Stansberry
Joy DeWitz
Gary Francis
Penny Jo
Marla Rae
Upman
Terra Haute
Ind
Verna Irene
Billie Sue
Kathryn Olive
Teton Leaders to Attend State Republican Meeting
Republican leaders from Teton county will join a statewide Republican gathering in Helena on November 26 and 27. U S Senator Zales N. Ecton and Congressman Wesley A. D Ewart will speak as county chairmen and state officials converge for discussions on 81st congress actions and Montana’s 1950 campaign plans.
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Teton Counnty
Helena
United States
Zales N. Ecton
Wesley A. D'Ewart
Republican State Central Committee
E. R. O'Neil
Placer Hotel
Edton
O’ewart
Montana
Joe Harris Dies After Long Illness in California Home
Joe Harris long connected with the Hirshberg store in Cha teau died at his Beverly Hills home this month after several years of illness. He worked for Hirshbergs locally, moved to Chicago, then operated a wholesale garment firm before retiring in 1946 and relocating to California. He is survived by his wife and two daughters.
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Joe Harris
Hirshberg
Chateau
Beverly Hills
Calif
Farmers Ordered to Remove Fences From County Right-of-Way
Final notice from the Teton County Board of Commissioners requires all fences on county right-of-way to be removed immediately. Fences hinder maintenance and snow removal and pose a hazard. If not removed, the county will dismantle them at the owners’ expense. Chairman James Peebles leads the board.
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Board of Commissioners
Teton County
Board of County Commissioners
James Peebles
New Residents and Tourists May Get Greetings in Choteau
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce aims to welcome new residents and visiting tourists with official notices or greeting cards. A committee led by J. W. Breen, Lowell Scott, and Bill Olsen will research the plan. The group also discusses funding an outstanding $99 debt and a potential fundraising basketball game.
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Choteau
John W. Bonner
Chamber
Howard Ruegamer
Firm Hires J S Kreitzberg As Salesman
James S. Kreitzberg of Missoula is hired by Teton Plumbing and Heating Co. to sell for the Chateau firm. A 1942 Missoula high school graduate, he served three years in the U S Air Force flying B 24s. He then earned a degree in aeronautical engineering from the University of Washington last June. He is married with a nine month old son.
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Chateau
Hammond
Missoula County
Kreitzberg
U. S. Air Force
University of Washington At Seattle
George Kreuzberg
NAAC
Scout Leader Urges Movement as Scouting Reaches 40th Year
R D Mc Dermott North Central Montana scout executive notes 15 million boys and leaders in scouting across 35 million homes in America. He spoke to Teton Sun River district leaders at Chateau High School praising scouting as a crusade to better youth and liberty through planned program.
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America
R. D. MelDermott
North Central Montana
McDermott
Salt Lake City
FHA
Joe Briscoe
Murphy
Leo Murphy
Mark Judy
Judy
Conrad
Wilbur Hooper
Dutton
Wayne Proff
Hooper
Turkey Shoot Set for Dutton Trap Club on Sunday
The Dutton Trap Club will host a turkey shoot at Dutton this Sunday November 20 starting at 9 am. Proceeds support club activities and local programs.
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Dutton Trap Club
Dutton
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Water Dino
Citizens Bank
Thomas James
Mrs. Deaver
Mr.“And
Teton
O'Neill
California
J.S. Kreitzberg
James S. Kreitzberg
Missoula
Teton Plumbing and Heating Co
Cho Systems
Teton County Farms
J. S. Kreitzberg
Turkey
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