Bulldogs Tackle Shelby Coyotes After Tough Home Loss
Bulldogs fall 13 0 to Great Falls Reserves under lights as blocking and backfield speed prove weak points. Coach Dunckel stresses new plays and faster backs ahead of Friday 8 p m showdown with Shelby Coyotes on local field. Officials listed include Glenn Hansen Joe Briscoe and Frank Benbrooks with Lane Payne O Neil Swan son noted for defensive effort.
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Malls
Dunckel
Shelby Coyotes
Bisons
Great Falls
Teton Hi
Chateau
Rose
Lane
Payne
O’neil
Cliff Swanson
Nelson
Dunckelmen
Teton
Glenn Hansen
Dutton
M. S. C. Bobcat
Joe Briscoe
Frank Benbrooks
Montana State Normal
Dillon
World's Champ Hard Rock Driller Visits Choteau
Walter Bradshaw of Butte visits Choteau with his wife two weeks ago as part of a party hosted by Mrs. Werner. A two man team he led once won the world rock drilling championship and he recalls drilling by hand before compressed air drills. Bradshaw still hawks diatomaceous silica and shares mining tales from Madison Square Garden to Tonopah.
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Choteau
Walter Bradshaw
Butte
Bradshaw
Werner
Madison Square Gardens
New York
Denver
Spokane
Tonopah
Couer d’Alenes
Bradghaw
Yakima
Sheridan
Montana
Miss Burns to Be Married at Chateau Church Rite
A photo of Miss Lola Mae Burns daughter of ex mayor C W Burns of Chateau appears in the Great Falls Tribune. She is engaged to Albert Eagel of Ironton Minnesota now working in the oil and gas business in Salt Lake City. The wedding is set for October 23 at the Catholic church in Chateau. She expects to arrive around October 15 from Bill Field Utah where she has been employed.
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Lola Mae Burns
C. W. Burns
Chateau
Great Falls Tribune
Probation Officer Report Highlights Juvenile Work Rise
July 1 1945 marks two years of service for Mrs Clara S Withee in four county district court juvenile work. The report shows a 35 percent rise in 184 boys and 100 girls referred, 69 percent more special cases, and a 44 percent overall increase with emphasis on prevention and home conditions as root causes.
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Hattersley
Clara S. Withee
National Probation Association
New York
Withee
American Social Workers Association
Professional Organization of Social Service Workers
Choteau Opens South Side Trailer Village Site
Manning and Brown drilling contractors through S W Barrett have applied to Choteau for water and sewer service to lots in block 40 Hazletts addition on the south side between third and fourth avenues southwest near the former Peters residence. The trailers tied to the Burfening ranch test well have occupied the lots and seek city services to six or one trailer and a utility case.
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Burfening
City Water and Sewer
Power Catholic Ladies Fall Festival October 6
The Catholic Ladies Altar Society of Power will host its annual fall festival in Power Sa ay on October 6. A chicken and ham dinner will be served in the church basement from 6 to 8 PM. A bingo game and a dance will follow at the Power hall Saturday night.
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Catholic Ladies Altar Society of Power
Power, Sa Ay
Power Hall
The Acentha Subscription Insight
A concise note outlines benefits and access for subscribers to The Acentha. It emphasizes exclusive content, early releases, and member support, inviting engagement and continued subscription.
Teton Hi Lites Bulldogs Open With Bison Reserves
The Teton Hi Bulldogs opened football with a low scoring first half against the Bison Reserves. Several personalities stood out and the snake dance drew attention. A Friday night game briefing mentions Shelby, 7:00, with the Teton Hi band present and frosh progressing. Herbie, Leona, and Robert B. are noted among others.
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Bison
Shelby
Teton Hi Band
Juniors Grow Into Their Class Rings This Christmas
Local school notes show the junior class has ordered class rings and will receive them around Christmas. Domestic chatter highlights Home Ec activities with Jan Carlson as president and two new committees formed for projects and entertainment.
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Home Ec
Jan Carlson
Carolyn Beck
Rey MacKenzie
Margaret Ray
Dick Gronberg Home After Distinguished War Service
1st Lt Richard N Gronberg arrived home with his brother Capt Robert Gronberg from Fort Douglas after a Pacific theatre tour as a bomber navigator. He flew about 40 missions earning the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters a Purple Heart the Philippine Liberation Medal and the Asiatic-Pacific theater ribbon.
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Richard N. Gronberg
Robt. Gronberg
Fort Douglas
States
Los Angeles
Martin Gronberg
Army Air Service Shorty
Teton Hi
Births Recorded in Great Falls Tribune
Births listed for Harold Poser and Bernice Anne Poser of Dutton a son born to Wade Humble and Gene Umphress Humble of Bynum.
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Great Falls Tribune
Harold
Bernice Anne Poser
Dutton
Wade
Gene Umphress Humble
Bynum
Captain Gronberg Named Reserve Officer and Awarded DFC
Captain Robert W. Gronberg of Chateau receives honorable relief from active duty after over three years in the Army Air Forces. He retains his commission as a reserve officer and earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for a 1945 B 17 mission over Germany, alongside Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters and three bronze battle stars. Gronberg entered service in 1942, served with the 8th Air Force in Europe, and plans to return to his job as Assistant Cashier at Citizen State Bank in Montana after the war.
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Utah
Robert W. Gronberg
Chateau
Army Air Forces
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Thermy
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Stockton Field
California
8Th Air Force
Gronbere
England
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United States
Montana
Teton County
Citizen State Bank
Army
Mrs. W. S. Seidenadle Visits Regina Apartments
Mrs. W. S. Seidenadle formerly Mildred Forrest from Chateau visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Forrest at the Regina apartments in Great Falls. She plans to stay about a month and was a popular local teacher before her marriage.
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Chateau
Great Falls
Local Insurance Man Heads to Portland for War Loan Drive
Arnold Hanusa, prominent Teton county insurer and war finance committee chair, left for Portland on war loan drive business and is expected home next Monday or Rosary. Mrs. Hanusa accompanied him.
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Arnold Hanusa
Teton County War Finance Committee
Portland
Oregon
Choteau Trees Suffer Severe Damage in September Blizzard
The September snowstorm left Choteau with widespread damaged trees. About 75 truckloads of branches were removed from streets and private properties. Cottonwoods fared better than ash and other hardwoods. officials urge owners to wait for spring before cutting trunks as nature may regrow.
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting Moved to October 15 at Packer Home
The American Legion Auxiliary postpones its October 8 meeting to October 15. The gathering will be at Mrs. Bert I. Packer’s home due to schedule conflicts with district president Mrs. Oscar Mehl, officials said this week.
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Packer Home
American Legion Auxiliary
Bert I. Packer
Oscar Mehl
49ers Celebrate Strong Attendance and Receipts
The 49ers celebration held last Friday and Saturday drew large crowds and generated receipts totaling $1829.00. Net proceeds are expected near $1000 after outstanding bills for merchandise and equipment are paid. Arnold Hanusa led as general chairman and a thank you party is planned for October 23 with public support gratefully acknowledged.
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Lions
Arnold Hanusa
Hollywood Actress Visits Ner Parents in Choteau
Chateau hosts Maris Wrixon the Hollywood actress and Wrixon family daughter visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W H Wrixon for the weekend The Great Falls native known as Mrs Rudy Fehr has a four year old daughter Michelle The Tribune ran a front page picture with Mayor Fritz Norby praising her visit
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Maris Wrixon
Hollywood
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Rudy Fehr
Michelle
Great Falls
the Tribune
Fritz Norby
Grade School Gleanings Fighth Grade News
The eighth grade classes study science eye tests weigh and measure with others reading outside. Seventh grade rocks geography and current events. Fifth grade transportation geography exhibit Middle Atlantic states versus Montana. Third grade arithmetic speed drills weigh and measure leaves geese and cattail decor and city visit.
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Middle Atlantic States
Montana
Nancy Key
Harold Powers
Sandra Sue Hanusa
Leona Schnue
Community Reminder: Acantha Readers Gather Thursday
The note urges readers to visit weekly church events this Sunday and highlights that everyone reads the Acantha on Thursday, emphasizing community engagement and local reporting.
Chateau buys new modern fire truck at cost of 4602
The Choteau city council opened bids and accepted Howard Coopers bid of 4602.83 for a Ford chassis Seagrave pump fire truck. The unit features 500 gpm at 120 psi and protective automatic pressure regulation with extensive equipment. Earl E. Albright of Portland represented the bidder and spoke on the purchase.
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Howard-Cooper Corporation
Seagrave
Earl E. Albright
Howard Cooper Corporation
Portland
Ore
Chateau
Albright
U. S. Army
9Th Service Command
J. Bert Sammons
Billings
American Fire Aparatus Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Fairfield
C. D. McDonald
McDonald
J. C. Penney Co
J. L. Billings
Hirshbere Add
I. G. Lestrud
Hazlett
Max Hanson
Hobson
Pendroy Couple Plans Flathead County Home
Mrs Torie Talifson and her husband, long-time Pendroy residents, move to Columbia Falls and plan to settle in Flathead County. Talifson, an old-time fiddler, has earned local renown through contests and radio performances in Kalispell. Several of their children are graduates of Teton High School.
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Chateau
Columbia Falls
Flathead Country
Talifson
Pendroy
Teton County
Tobe
Kalispell
Acantha
Teton Hi
Returns to position as assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank
Robert Gronberg resumes duties as assistant cashier at Citizens State Bank after nearly three years away. He stays with the Dauwalder family temporarily and plans to seek an apartment with his sister Mae, a Teton Hi senior, while back at work.
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Teton Hi
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Army News Service
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Great
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