Montana housing units offered for veterans by federal agency
A Seattle based Federal Public Housing authority document says Montana communities may obtain surplus temporary housing units for veterans. Eligible sponsoring towns can apply before November 1 and cover transport and re erection costs. Several cities already benefit, including Sidney Missoula Great Falls and Kalispell.
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Federal Public Housing Authority
Seattle
Montana
Sidnee Missoula
Great Falls
Kalispell
Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Lions Club
Phil I. Cole Laid to Rest In Monday Rites
Funeral services for Phil I. Cole were held Monday at the Choteau Methodist church with Rev. R. F. Vick officiating. Burial followed in Choteau cemetery beside Mrs. Cole. Banks Funeral Home directed the arrangements as a large crowd attended. Cole, born in 1869 in Forest Ohio, had a diverse career as educator attorney rancher and cattle dealer. He moved to Choteau in 1900 and served as county attorney of Teton County elected in 1904 and 1906.
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A. B. Guthrie
Phil I. Cole
Methodist
Choteau
R. F. Vick
Kalispell
Mrs. Cole
Banks Funeral Home
H. I. Bloom
K. F., Sturgis
John Hentges
R. E. Nelson
O. B. Parham
C. H. Porter
Art Moyer
Mesdames Nelson
E. R. O’neil
H. J. Engdahl
Arnold Hanusz
Ronglien
Cole
Forest
Ohio
Arkansas
University of
Little Rock
Chateau
Teton County
Great Northern Railway
Choteau Bulldogs Fall 14-6 to Great Falls Reserves
The Choteau Bulldogs lost 14-6 at Great Falls as Hinman returned a 35 yard punt for the lone Choteau TD and extra point failed. Great Falls answered with two long TD drives in the middle periods led by Yorko and Britton. Dahlin misses Friday’s trip to Shelby with a broken collar bone.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Great Falls
Bulldogs
Hinman
Choteau
Yorko
Britton
Rose
Shelby
Bubs
Dahlin
Poet’s Corner and Society Notes Collide in Bizarre Almanac
A fragment from a country weekly columns mix satire and wedding parody. It includes a playful poem about a traveling young squaw and a mock nuptial report by groom Norcross with groomsman Schultz, hinting at continuation on page five.
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Country Weekly
Rusty) Larcombe
Phillips County News
Malta
Norcross
Schultz
Avas
Choteau Groups To Observe Fire Prevention Week
The Choteau Lions club and Choteau Volunteer Fire department sponsor Fire Prevention Week with State Fire Marshal Jack Carney and Henry Quane of Anaconda Fire speaking to students on Tuesday afternoon October 8. Chief Quane will demonstrate a respirator for Lions meeting. Fire authorities warn of rising fire losses while urging community participation in spreading safety materials during October 6 to 12.
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Choteau Lions Club
Choteau Volunteer Fire Department
Jack Carney
Henry Quane
Anaconda Fire Department
Lions Club
Quane
Chateau
Teton County
Ed Yeager Injured Loading Sheep Near Deep Creek
Rancher Ed Yeager was hurt Tuesday afternoon at local stockyards while loading sheep. He was caught between a loading platform and a truck driven by his brother Harry Yeager and rushed to Deaconess Hospital in Great Falls with fractures to lumbar vertebrae and a ruptured right kidney. His condition was described as not exceptionally serious.
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Ed Yeager
Deep Creek
Yeager
Harry Yeager
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Parker Masters Tie the Knot in Polson Methodist Parsonage
Grover C. Parker of Pendrey and Etta Masters of Ewart North Carolina united in marriage at the Polson Methodist parsonage by Rev Edwin Dover former Chateau church pastor. They honeymooned at Hot Springs Montana and plan a coastal trip to visit relatives and attend to business before returning to Montana via Mexico and the west coast.
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Grover C. Parker
Pendrey
Etta Masters
Ewart
N. C
Polson
Edwin Dover
Chateau Methodist Church
Eastern Star Observes 50th Jubilee Across State
Officials and notables from across the state and county attended the Fidelity chapter of Eastern Star Golden Jubilee at Chateau Saturday night. A seven hour program began with a banquet at the Lutheran church and moved to the high school auditorium for Bible ceremonies, speeches, and awards to longtime members.
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Eastern Star
Chateau
Fidelity Chapter of
Masonic Hall
Lutheran Church
Ella Irwin
Edna A Averlil
Nio
Harold Engdahl
Anna Smalley
Roundup
Mildred Graeter Jr
Deer Lodge
Betty Coleman
Great Falls
Isaac D. Hadzor
Butte
Mary Bair
Lucille Howard
Howard
Pets Poisoning Threat Mirrors Past Blackout in City
Reports from Chateau describe deliberate poison attacks on pets, including a purebred wire haired terrier owned by Mr. and Mrs. Banks and dogs owned by Bufford Grey and Mrs. J Huissengay. Animals died after convulsions, raising fears poison could be hidden in candy and harm children. Citizens offer over $100 for tips, and authorities promise severe penalties if the culprit is caught.
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Larry Banks
Bufford Grey
J. Huissengay
Choteau
Montana Kenny polio drive funds support nurse training
Mrs. Shirley announced Montana's Kenny drive raised 23 478 with a 10 330 65 donation from the Sister Elizabeth Kenny Foundation. The state chapter will fund two year nurse training scholarships at the Kenny Institute in Minneapolis for registered or graduate nurses under 40, with tuition room and board included. Applications are with state chairman Mrs. Shirley. the next course begins January.
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Sister
Kenny
National Foundation
Kenny Institute
Minneapolis
Shirley
Montana
World Series Play By Radio Over Mutual KGIR
Baseball fans will listen Sunday to the World Series opener between the Boston Red Sox and the St. Louis Cardinals. Bill Corum will call play by play for Mutual Broadcasting System heard on KGIR at Butte on 1400 kilocycles. The Series is delayed three days after a playoff tied season's end between Brooklyn and St. Louis. The Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 8 to 4 to reach the matchup.
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Boston Red Sox
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Corum
MBS
Mutual Broadcasting System
KGIR
Butte
Brooklyn Dodgers
St. Lootis Cardinals
Boston
Demonstration on Bird Preservation At Power
About 80 homemakers and high school girls attended a poultry preparation demonstration by home demonstration agent Frieda R Schrader at Power. Main feature shown slack scalding and its effects on flavor and shelf life, plus dressing and locker-ready prep.
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Frieda R. Schrader
Teton Saddle Club Plans October Rides and Meetings
The Teton Saddle Club schedules one ride in October due to hunting season. On Sunday October 18 riders from Chateau will depart at 8 am for Harry Yeager's Deen Creek ranch with a 1 pm potluck dinner. all food to be left at the club room by 9 am. The next meeting is Monday October 28 with films of summer activities and refreshments. The October entertainment committee consists of Mr and Mrs Deane Dial Farneil Gleason May Richem Jerry Breen and Lorraine Maynard.
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The
Teton Saddle Club
Harry Yeager
Deen Creek
Chateau
Saddle Club
Deane Dial
Farneil Gleason
May Richem
Jerry Breen
Lorraine Maynard
Lief Erickson To Address Fairfield Rally
Chairman C. W. Burns announces a tour and rally of state and county Democratic candidates for Monday October 7. Judge Lief Erickson and nominees John J. Holmes Paul Smith and Frank Murray join local candidates at Power at 9 am then travel to Dutton Collins and Pen for lunch and events.
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C. W. Burns
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Lief Erickson
John J. Holmes
Paul Smith
Frank Murray
Dutton
Collins
Pen
Helen Thompson Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Helen J. Thompson 70 former Choteau resident died in Washington D C. Her daughter Grayce Thompson brought the body to Choteau for burial. Funeral at the Methodist church with Rev H J Engdahl. Born Minneapolis July 28 1876 she was Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Minnesota. She taught then married T J Thompson. family moved to Walier and later to Choteau in 1927. Pallbearers named.
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Helen J. Thompson
Choteau
Washington, D. C
Grayce Thompson
Methodist Church
H. J. Engdahl
Thompson
Minneapolis
University of Minnesota
T. J. Thompson
Walier
Grayce
Chateau
John Hentges
Gibson Monkman
Chris Beck
Denzel McDonald
Obert Peterson
Willard Paulus
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