Births and visits highlight Dutton news notes
A son born to Mr and Mrs Robert Scott on Sept 23 and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Melvin Juells on Sept 24. Local and visiting residents, hospital news, club meetings, weddings, and moves are reported with names and locations across Dutton and nearby towns.
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Robert Scott
Melvin Juells
Oscar Mehl
Swan Lake
G. A. Reeve
Brookins
Ray
Ralph
Aaron Remley
Havre
Raymond DeBow
Deaconess Hospital
Dutton Womans’ Club
Jack Campbell
Fidelity Chapter
O.E.S
Chateau
John Park Jr
Betty Margaret Grover
Amboy
Minn
Hugh B. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Great Falls
Shorty” Crawford
Ernest Albright
Los Angeles
Anita Poirier
al Poirier
Dutton
Order of Rainbow
Anita
Chattanooga
Tenn
The
Christian Church
Arthur Wiprud
S. T. Wiprud
Seattle
Beth Cheetham
St Louis
T. T Cheetham
Bundy
John Schahel
Great Fall College of Education
C Carter
Williams Parish Center
Ole Goulet
Fairfield
Wiley
Denver
L. Semingsen
Ernest Black
Gret Falls
Jack Vitalich
Baby
Power Beats Stockett In First Football Game Of Season
Power Pirates defeated Stockett Miners 18 to 0 in the season opener at Power. The Pirates showed strong defense and effective rushing with two safeties and two touchdowns from Shinazy and Gunderson, with Hall adding points after the touchdowns. The Miners struggled to sustain offense throughout the game.
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Power
Stockett
Power Pirates
Stockett Miners
Pirates
Power Club
Shinazy
Gunderson
Hall
Cascade
Pheasant Season Set Oct 27 to 30 By Game Commission
The Montana Fish and Game Commission tentatively set the pheasant season for October 27 through 30 1946 and closed Hungarian Partridge hunting statewide. Lake Garfield Glacier Lincoln and Mineral counties face closures. Daily bag limit three roosters. Shooting hours 30 minutes before sunrise to 30 minutes before sunset. Also set fur season November 15 to April 15 and restored open beaver season with limited permits for damage. Elk hunting areas opened in Medicine Lodge Creek Beaverhead County November 1–15 and Castle Mountain Meagher County October 15–November 15.
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Helena
WUP
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Lake County
Garfield
Glacier
Lincoln
Mineral
Beater
Medicine Lodge Creek
Beaverhead County
Castle Mountain
Meagher County
Deadline for GI Bill enlistment set for Oct 5
Sergeant James Davis at the Great Falls recruiting office warns that October 5 is the cutoff for regular army enlistments with full GI Bill educational benefits. He notes 18 month or 2 to 3 year terms with initial RAF assignment and outlines monthly subsistence and book allowance. The officer adds eligible youths may study any government approved field and receive substantial government backing up to five years for three year enlistments, with nine month academic years.
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G. I
United States Regular Army
Davis
Thanking Those Who Assisted at Phil S Cole’s Passing
We thank all who helped during the death of Phil S Cole beloved father-in-law and brother. Special acknowledgment to the pallbearers Rev Harold J Engdahl and the donors of flowers. Signed Mr and Mrs Gordon Ronglein and family Wheeler Cole and family.
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Phil S. Cole
Harold J. Engdahl
Gordon Ronglein
Wheeler Cole
Legion Auxiliary October Meeting at Legion Hall
The Legion Auxiliary will hold its October meeting in Legion hall next Monday night 687. District President Mrs. Roudebush of Fort Benton will make her official visit that night. A short program will be given by the chairman of the constitution and by-laws and by the chairman of the unit activities. Members are urged to pay their annual dues at the meeting. Lemon naires are invited to partake of refreshments after the meeting.
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Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Roudebush
Fort Benton
Local Hospital Admits and Dismisses List
Admitted: Mrs Eile Salois of Choteau medical. Harry Winkle of Choteau medical. Mrs Wm Kroft of Choteau medical. Bud Swanson of Augusta surgical. Teane Gardner of Farmington surgical. Lucille Anderson of Farmington surgical. Mrs Marie Black of Choteau surgical. Gus Devoner of Farmington medical. Dismissed: Jack Ancell. Chateau Lucille Anderson. Farmington Bud Swansen. Arcusta Irving Gardner. Great Falls.
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Eile Salois
Choteau
Medica
Harry Winkle
Medical
Wm. Kroft
Bud Swanson
Augusta
Surgical
Teane Gardner
Farmington
Surgica
Lucille Anderson
Marie Black
Gus Devoner
Jack Ancell
Chateau
Bud Swansen
Arcusta
Irving Gardner
Great Falls
Thrill of Brazil to Begin Local Run at Roxy Theatre
The Thrill of Brazil a lavish South American fiesta of music laughter and talent comes to the Roxy Theatre on October 8 9 and 10 with an all star cast. The picture was reviewed on August.
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Brazil
Columbia
Roxy Theatre
Romantic Rio de Janeiro musical spectacle promoted
A lavish and romantic musical promises romance, adventure, and rhythms from Rio de Janeiro. The advertisement teases a vibrant backdrop and exciting background for theater patrons seeking colorful entertainment.
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Rio de Janeiro
Guy
Adv
Episcopal Guild Meeting At Mrs Liscums Home
The Episcopal Guild will meet at the home of Mrs. Tom Liscum Thursday afternoon October 10 at 2 30 promptly.
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Episcopal Guild
Tom Liscum
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