Thanksgiving Hubble of Montana Families and Travelers
Long column details residents visiting relatives during Thanksgiving. Notes multiple families from Collins Choteau and elsewhere travel, host dinners, attend events in Missoula Spokane Calgary and Great Falls. Mentions local clubs, church events, and a 91 year old funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Crevalier
Charles Van~Heel
Bob ‘Stansfield
Ray Habel
Leslie
Bruce Thompson
Victorville
Calif
Ray. Habel
Beiby
Chicago
Randolph Ae
Minneapolis
Donna Fleshman
Evan
Rempel
Missoula
Vernon Laubach
Robert Bergan
Carl Rempel
Duarte Harper
Bozeman
Rangoon
Burma
Rempelsi
Donna
B. Briggs
Port
Townsend
Howard
M. B. Bolland
Frank Schuler
Lutheran Church
A.B. Grandal
Gordon Tollefson
Inga Lovdahl
Wiprud
Crosby
N. D
Gunther Halseth
Salem
Ore
Lorance Harper
Hot Springs
Barbara Fleshman
Robert Fleshman
Spokane
Barbara
Kinman Business College
Fleshman
Helena
Norbert
T. O. Miksch
Simms
Claire Willits
Miksch
Martin
Anne
Peter “ ‘Hagen
Ars
Norman
Carmen. Thorne
Martin’ Schultz
Betty
John
Arnold Hanuse
Chateau
Frank
Loch
Aon
Great, Falls
Dora Kelsh
Collins
Walter
Henneford
Albert Rossmniller
Matt Decker
Ray Decker
Elmer, Omholt
Fort Shaw
Carol Johnson
Minnesota
Stanley Gossack
Great Falls
Marilyn Knutson
Bib Sandy
K. C
Orne
Herman’ Wise
Conrad
Fitzgerald
Erwin Arp
Reo
Roy Coghill
Walter Dodds
Margaret Montague
Ruth Reiquam
Choteau
Banis
Egnas Martin
Roger van Gordon
Havre
Mike Horak
Joe Jarosimek
Frank Horak
Chris Heerman
Darwin Crane
M. Anderson
M. Ross
Canada
New Zealand
Arp
Methodists Address on Finance and Government Spending
A reader letter from Choteau speaker J. E. discusses investment growth, government income, and personal finance. He recalls a 1941 bond purchase, critiques federal spending, and urges fiscal restraint while supporting defense funding. He pledges effort to influence corporate governance at the next annual meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E., Choteai
Norse Legend and Eskimo Beliefs About the Aurora
Ancient Norsemen saw the lights as Valkyries riding ghostly horses across the sky. Eskimo tribes in Alaska believed the aurora to be spirits of the dead playing a game with a walrus skull as a ball. Point Barrow locals carried a knife outdoors when the aurora shone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Eskimos
Point Barrow
Sure Bet Challenge in One Strike Per Stick
A casual wager invites a friend to fight every match in a book using only one strike per stick. The wager relies on the friend’s over eagerness and tendency to strike too hard or too cautiously, risking bending sticks and compromising outcomes.
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Dutton
X." Hotto, Gar
M. C. Johnson
K. C. Knutson
Calgary
Dave Shannon
Dave
Dana Fitzgerald
Dana
Pullman
Ray Reeve
Lyman Denzer
Ralph Reeve
Tinsie Cave
George Reeve
Reeve
Cardinals
Methodist Church
United States
America
Olive Maxwell
Joyce Rossmiller
Hell At Chateau
Cecil Flick
Scarborough
Ae Gish
Finice
Des Lores
Allan
Sollid
Kishispell
Mrs. Gordon
Collession and Sons
Suri
Atten
Beret
Mir
Coghill
Mires
J. A. ‘Coghill
Glenn Smith
Erwin
Arps
Tank
Mike Horaks
Rudy Fuhrtiger
Janice
Ben Locks
Eugene Baquet
Winifred
Choteau Electric
Chateau Electric
T. B
Ménitana
Wyoming
Billings Public Stockyards
Billings
Montana
Button
Methodist
Eps Redfield
THE
Ed'tor
Forder
Ghost Riders
Evergreen, Colorado
Enuction Lumber Company
ZEREX
RIM
Winchester
Supplizi and
Licenses
Nteunai
SSS
Kentucky
Cote
Sunny Brook Brand
Sunny Brook Company
Lomisvines
Brady, Montana