Legion Auxiliary Falls Membership Drive Reported
The American Legion Auxiliary held its November meeting on Monday at the Legion club rooms. Members were asked to bring eligible guests as part of the fall membership drive. Delegates reported to the Three Rivers District meeting in Fairfield. A social bingo session followed with prizes and lunch served by listed hostesses.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Club Rooms
Three Rivers
Fairfield
Jack Armstrong
H. W. Bateman
J. W. Breen
Tom Liscum
Harry Luinstra
Lee Brown
Pat Granger
Bob Kropp
J. C. Beck
John Davison
Farmers To Elect AC Program Heads In Montana District
Farmers in Teton county are urged to elect committeemen to administer farm programs. Democracy depends on participation, speaker Morgan says. Elections set for 2 p m at Diamond Valley School house Pendroy Farmers Union hall Aga wam Collins Beck Farmington Byum Kochmans building Bole Chateau Power Dutton Fairfield Cho teau Greenfield school house and other local venues.
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Teton County
Morgan
Diamond Valley
Pendroy
Farmers Union
Agawam
Collins
Beck
Farmington
Bynum
Kochman’s
Bole
Chateau
Power
Dutton
Farmers Machinery Co
Fairfield
Choteau
AAA
Greenfield
Kitchen Kuties 4-H Club Plans December Party
Twenty members of the Kitchen Kuties 4-H club met at the courthouse on November 13 to arrange a December party and assign committees. It was decided to pack a towel for Europe Teenagers. The next meeting is set for December 11, and each member should bring a sewing kit and supplies.
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Europe
County Agent's Corner Plans For Next Years Work
Raymond Kel reports a meeting with Miss Schroder and Stan Howard to discuss the next years work for farm and ranch folk. They invite suggestions and plan a February discussion. The note warns about wheat insect damage in stored grain and possible fumigation using a specific chemical mix.
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Miss Schroder
Stan Howard
Montana Agency Reports Big Rise in Nonagricultural Jobs
The Commission says over 20 000 additional workers were employed in Montana's nonagricultural sector. Business houses hiring at least one person rose 50 percent, with 1 736 firms changing hands, 1 747 new firms starting, 519 former firms resuming hiring, and 1 126 firms quitting. Net 1 140 more employing units in 1947, total 11 673. fiscal 1948 total 112 166.
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Montana
Commission
Card of Thanks to Friends and Pallbearers
Our deepest appreciation is expressed to the many friends who were kind after the passing of our beloved one. We especially thank those who sent flowers, the pallbearers, Reverend Engdahl, and the many friends who assisted us in numerous ways. Signed Mrs. Alma Vigen, daughter Gloria, and Mrs. Signe Vigen.
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Engdahl
Aenas Mill
Community thanks fire crews for saving Truchot property
Applause for Agawam residents and Chateau firefighters who tackled a severe blaze at the Francis Truchot place. The note praises neighbors and the fire team for preventing further property damage and expresses gratitude from Francis and Howard Truchot.
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Agawam
Chateau
Francis Truchot
Francis and
Howard Truchot
Betty Ward Weds William B. Rumney
Betty Ward and William B. Rumney wed in a church ceremony at Trinity Lutheran with 140 guests. The reception followed in the church basement with decorations, cake cutting by Mrs. Chris Beck, and a short honeymoon in state before settling at the W. J. Ward ranch west of Choteau.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
William Olsen
Chris Beck
Cascade
Miss Ward
Teton County
Colorado Women’s College
Denver
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
W. J. Ward
Choteau
Eight Attend Shriners Meeting in Helena
Eight Chateau men attended the Algeria Temple Shrine meeting of A. A. O. N. M. S. at Helena Saturday. They were Charles Bowers L. E. Taylor Lyle Standish Paul Kropp Hampton Bloom Wiliam Irwin Ernest Black and J. C. Johnson.
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Chateau
Algeria
Helena
Charles Bowers
L. E. Taylor
Lyle Standish
Paul Kropp
Hampton Bloom
Wiliam Irwin
Ernest Black
J. C. Johnson
Grain totals corrected for Pendroy and Collins
The county total in last week’s Acantha omitted Pendroy and Collins figures. Pendroy contributed 250000 bushels and Collins 140000 bushels to the county grain total.
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Acantha
Teton County
Collins
Yearbook Team Chooses 1949 Editors At High School
The class of 1949 begins work on the yearbook The Growl with Sidney Forrest as editor and Duane Frank as business manager. Subscriptions are being taken with a Dec 1 deadline. Price is two dollars, rising to two fifty after Dec 1.
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Sidney Forrest
Duane Frank
Notice of bids sought by Teton County Montana
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana will receive sealed competitive bids at their Courthouse office in Choteau for a listed project. Bids must be submitted by the stated deadline and comply with required specifications and filing procedures.
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Board of County Commissioners of
Teton County
Montana
Choteau
County Bids Open for Printing Calendar 1949 1950
The Board of County Commissioners of Teton County Montana invites bids for printing the county calendar years 1949 and 1950. Bids must be marked County Printing Calendar Years 1949 and 1950. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids or accept any bid deemed best for the county. Ordered by the Board in special session November 16, 1948. Attest James Van Cleave. Board of County Commissioners.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Montana
James van Cleave
Cha teau Women's Club Program on Poetry Reading
National Book Week was observed at the Cha teau Women's club meeting held November 16 at Lions club rooms. Members gave brief read book reports during roll call. Speaker Mrs Edgar Barrett local author discussed poetry using the seasons as a framework.
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Chateau Women’s Club
Lions Club
Edgar Barrett
Winter as the Thesis of Her Discussion
The fragment suggests winter as a central theme in her discourse. It hints at seasonal imagery shaping arguments and reflections within the broader discussion.
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Winter
Mrs F W Brueske Funeral Service Planned at Power
Mrs Wilhelmine Gusta Brueske 88 died in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral 1:30 p m at Power Lutheran Church with Rev Paul Ernist. burial Highland Cemetery Great Falls. Survived by husband Fred W Brueske and four daughters, ten grandchildren, six great grandchildren. Survivors reside in Teton county.
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Wilhelmine Gusta Brueske
Great Falls
Power Lutheran Church
Paul Ernist
Priday
Highland Cemetery
Brueske
Pommer
Germany
United States
Wisconsin
Teton County
Minnesota
Fred W. Brueske
Ashpun
Wis
Mathilda Kietzman
Martha Bremer
Louise Kietzman
Helen Bremer
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Farmers
Safeway
New York
Standin
Choteau Garage
Pontiac Sales & Service
Breeze
Mazda
Duchess
Beverly
Empress
Suzanna
All E
Sleepy Hollow
Bae Quaker Outs
EARIA
Red Hill
Ea A
Alc
Valley
Castle Crest
Breen Oil CO
Jana
U. S
Cape Cod
Iui
U.S
U. S. No
Phan
Fey
Texas
Sego
Welch
Taylor
Cane
Fancy Steve
Kellogg's
Radiant Paix
Prash
Rer
Edwards Coffee
NOB Hill Coffee
By Raymond Kel
Montana Trust Fund
Teton
Alma Vigen
Gloria
Signe Vigen
Betty Ward
William B. Rumney
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Shriners
F. W. Brueske
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