Fairfield Pastor Tells Of Displaced Persons Settling in Montana
Reverend Russel Scheidler of Fairfield speaks about European displaced families settling in Montana towns. He reports 17 displaced persons at Miles City Holy Rosary home and notes success in Stacey Volberg and Ashland centers. He says most displaced people want to work and form close families, resisting detraction from home life.
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Fairfield Pastor
Montana
Europe
United States
Russel Scheidler
Fairfield
Holy Rosary
Miles City
Scheidler
Stacey
Volberg
Ashland
Harriet Enderson Weds Anaconda in Lutheran Rites
Harriet Enderson daughter of Ellard and Mrs Enderson Choteau married John Van Vynick son of Mr and Mrs P J Van Vynick Anaconda in Trinity Lutheran church Choteau candlelight ceremony at 7 p m October 8 Rev A B Gravdal officiated Attendants were Mr and Mrs William Groot Cha teau and the Van Wynicks the couple will reside in Browning where he is project engineer for the state highway commission
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Harriet Enderson
Ellard Enderson
Choteau
John van Vynick
P. J. van Vynick
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. B. Gravdal
William Groot
Chateau
van Wynick
Choteau Chamber Plans Noon Dinner Meeting
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce schedules its next regular noon dinner for Tuesday October 18 in the Choteau Drug basement. All local business men are invited to attend.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Choteau Men Spot Hunter Found Dead
Jesse L. Odette 64, vice president and general manager of Monarch Lumber Co. in Great Falls, died of coronary thrombosis while on a duck hunting trip near Kropp lakes west of Brady. Odette was found by Choteau Flying Service pilot Glenn Stott and John W Nordhagen. The body was conveyed to Coroner E. F. Wyse in Conrad. Odette had his duck limit at the time.
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John W Nordhagen
Jesse L. Odette
Monarch Lumber Co
Great Falls
Kropp Lakes
Brady
Glenn Stott
Chateau
Nordhagen
A. O. Peterson
E. F. Wyse
Conrad
Odette
Lee C. Metcalf
Great Northern General
Metcalf
Donna McCann and W G Jones Wed In Falls Rites
Donna Joy McCann daughter of Mrs Helen McCann of Fairfield and William G Jones son of Mr and Mrs James Jones of Ulm were married Saturday evening Oct 1 at the Latter Day Saints church in Great Falls. Lloyd Croxford officiated. The couple will reside in Great Falls after a wedding trip to Helena.
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Donna Joy McCann
Helen McCann
Fairfield
William G. Jones
James Jones
Ulm
Latter Day Saints
Great Falls
Lloyd Croxford
Rolland Ely
Marjorie
Phillip Jones
Helen Bergman
Lyle Squires
Jones
Fairfield High School
Greenan and Mason
Cascade High School
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co
Helena
Teton County Opens Big Game Season Amid Regulations
The big game hunting season starts this Saturday in Teton County and runs until November 15. Hunters must carry pencils and cord, tag deer and elk, and attach forms to carcasses. Wardens will seize untagged kills. limits include one elk and one buck deer per hunter from October 15 to November 15, with a four inch antler rule for deer and exceptions for closed areas east of ranges 7 and 8 west.
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Teton County
State Fish and Game Commission
Teton
Tuberculosis Screening In Teton County Totals 1700 Films
The X ray unit of the state board of health reports nine definite tuberculosis cases in Teton County with 37 pathology cases and five suspected cases. One thousand six hundred forty nine films were essentially negative and 51 showed some affliction among those tested. The mobile unit examined Chateau Dutton Fairfield and Power in August with 33.5 hours of testing. Technicians included Forrest Owens and nurse Wava Dixon with Kathleen Bervik as record analyst.
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Teton County
State Board of Health
Chateau, Dutton, Fairfield
Power
Forrest Owens
Wava Dixon
Kathleen Bervik
Bulldogs Edge Fort Benton to Fall Short in Fort Benton
Choteau travels to Shelby for a fourth conference game after a 14 to 13 road loss at Fort Benton. Choteau led 13 to 0 at halftime as Leslie Arensmeyer and Ray Nordhagen scored, but Fort Benton dominated the second half with Don Morris key runs and a late touchdown to seal the win.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Shelby
Coyotes
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
Longhorns
Choteau
Leslie Arensmeyer
Jack Strong
Strong
Ray Nordhagen
Chateau
Longhorn
Don Morris
Gene Hardy
Morris
Frank Witt
Campbell Oakland wedding at Dutton in Methodist church
Miss Gladyce Campbell daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Campbell Dutton and Robert Oakland son of Mrs Louise Oakland Great Falls were married at the Methodist church in Dutton Rev Wilbur Hooper officiated The couple will reside in Bozeman after a trip to Salt Lake City
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Gladyce Campbell
Joseph Campbell
Dutton
Robert Oakland
Louise Oakland
Great Falls
Methodist Church
Wilbur Hooper
Marjorie Carlson
Fairfield
Flaine Tesch
Chateau
Delores Gunderson
Power
Lynda Wright Hooper
Chateau High School
Montana State College
Fort Benton
Salt Lake City
Bozeman
Esther Circle Food Sale at Marshall Wells Annex
The Esther Circle of the Lutheran church will hold a food sale and lunch at the Marshall Wells annex store on October 29 with serving from 2 to 5 PM.
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Esther Circle
The
Lutheran Church
Marshall Wells Annex
Counties Oppose Valley Authorities in Montana Meeting
At a Montana public lands meeting in Helena, N W Edwards urged retention of county and state rights if valley authorities like the Columbia Valley Authority are considered by Congress. The panel discussed tax features, in lieu of tax payments, and proposed amendments to ensure local control over dams sites and revenues. Edwards was named a Montana delegate to the Interstate Association meeting in Flagstaff, Arizona.
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Valley Authority
Congress
Public Lands Committee
Montana Association of County Commissioners
Helena
N. W. Edwards
Collins
Columbia Valley Authority
Edwards
Bert Weinrich
Forrest E. Cooper
Interstates Association of Public Land Counties
Columbia River Valley Authority
Cooper
Montana
Interstate Association
Flagstaff
Ariz
U. S. Senate Committee On Public Works
CVA
Pheasant Season Cut by 16 Days in Montana
Montana fish and game department reduced the 1949 pheasant season by 16 days. The season runs October 30 through November 13 with daily shooting hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. This change overturns an earlier plan to extend the season to November 29.
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State Fish and Game Department
Montana
Bob Smith Named To Bear Paw Group
Bob Smith son of Mr and Mrs Fred Smith of Chateau was elected to Bear Paw chapter at Montana State University Missoula He was among 30 outstanding sophomores selected for scholastic and activity honors Smith majors in business administration at MSU.
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Bob Smith
Fred Smith
Chateau
Bear Paw
Intercollegiate Knights
Montana State University
Missoula
Smith
Lion Governor J A Cheetham speaks at Choteau Lions dinner dance
James A Cheetham Dutton Lions International district governor spoke at the Choteau Lions Club dinner dance during District Governors Week praising 23 years of club work and the Day of 49 swim program. Past district governor R B Nelson described the duties and scope of the office.
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James A. Cheetham
Dutton
Lions International
Choteau Lions Club
Cheetham
Choteau Club
R. BE. Nelson
Choteau
Nelson
Calgary
Great Falls
Chateau Club
Florence Hoover
Fairfield
Ed Oberwolte
Lions
The
Rocky Mountain Ramblers
Dr. H. W. Bateman
Farmington Old Time Dances Seek Participants
The Farmington old time club invites dancers to join events at the community hall with new floors and gas heat. Dances occur twice monthly starting Friday Oct 21 with Ed Obernolte providing music and free instruction offered. About 40 tickets sold, club hopes to sell 20 more.
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Farmington Community Hall
Ed Obernolte
Magician Entertains Students at Chateau High
Magician Michael Cain performed for Chateau school pupils on Tuesday and offered a public two hour show at the high school auditorium that night. Audiences praised the tricks as outstanding.
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Michael Cain
Chateau School
Pool funds secure for next year from Days of '49 event
Lions club reports ample funds to operate and improve the Chateau pool for next year. Net profit from the Days of '49 celebration totaled 1789 with gross 2793.97. Public support credited for success. 4245 swims logged and free lessons offered six days weekly.
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Chateau
Carl Wedum
Bill Olsen
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club Hall
49Ers
Ed Obernolte
Wedum
Lions Club
Frankie Olson
Jim Henderson
The
Lions
VFW Clubroom Relocated to New Basement Site
The Choteau Veterans of Foreign Wars post moved Monday to a new clubroom in the basement of the Larson building beneath Choteau Drug Co. store. Members plan redecorating and a formal opening soon, officials said. The club had been in the Antler bar annex for two years.
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Choteau Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Larson
Choteau Drug Co
VFW
Antler Bar
Clarice Graves and John Bulen Wed in Fairfield Union
Clarice Nadine Graves daughter of Mr and Mrs Beverly Graves Fairfield and John Charles Bulen son of Mr and Mrs Percival Bulen Great Falls were married Sunday afternoon Oct 9 at the Congregational church in Fairfield. Rev Robert Livingston officiated. The bride wore a white satin gown with bead trim and a long train. She carried red roses. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs Kim Moore and bridesmaids Mrs Ray Madsen and Frances Schwanekamp with Sue Madsen as flower girl.
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Clarice Nadine Graves
Beverly Graves
Fairfield
John Charles Bulen
Percival Bulen
Great Falls
Congregational Church
Robert Livingston
Kim Moore
Ray Madsen
Frances Schwanekamp
Butte
Neice
Sue Madsen
Sue Madsen, Was Flower Girl. Mrs. Madsen
Miss Schwanekamp
Charles Proff Rites Held at Dutton Tuesday
Charles F. Proff 72 of Great Falls formerly of Dutton died Friday from a heart attack while returning from a fishing trip. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Dutton gym with Rev. Wilbur Hooper officiating. He is survived by his widow three daughters two sons a brother and three sisters and 12 grandchildren. Proff was a member of Dut ton lodge No 125 AF AM. Pallbearers named.
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K. Hofto
Charles F. Proff
Great Falls
Dutton
Dutton Gym
Wilbur Hooper
High~land
Proff
Augusta
Fred Webster
Sun River Canyon
Staten Ore
Washington State College
Mary Gertrude Webster
Great Fall
Mis
Ray Talifson
Kenneth Poore
Helena
Loretta Proff
Robert
Wayne
Phillip
Mike Mueli
Rosalia
Wash
Marie Mott
Shoshone
Ida
Dutton Lodge No. 125
AF & AM
Frank Schabel
William Weber
R. T. Fleishman
Goodwin Odden
Fred Phillips
W. H. Hodges
State Association May Meet at Choteau
The Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line association invited to hold its convention next year in Choteau after a Livingston meeting. State officials likely plan the Choteau venue, per delegates Ed Obernolte L E Taylor Al Hensley and Ben Chalmers who attended.
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Yellowstone Glacier Bee Line Association
Livingston
Choteau
Acco
Ed Obernolte
L. E. Taylor
al Hensley
Ben Chalmers
Tavern Owners Elect Teton Officers To Lead Association
Twelve members of the Teton Tavern association met Tuesday night to form the new group and elect officers. Fred Rus schke was elected president, Frank Stewart vice president, and E. Russell treasurer as they plan to strengthen dealer relations and lobby for state liquor laws.
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The
Teton Tavern Association
Fation
Spokesman
Fred Russchke
Frank Stewart
E. Russell
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Hollywood
Fred Woodward
A. O. Reiquam
Hunter
Donna McCann
W.G. Jones
L. J. Lull
Division of Tuberculosis Control
State Board of Ore
Lion
J.A. Cheetham
Meet
Farmington
Clarice Graves
John Bulen
Charles
State
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