Town Gossip Highlights Local Social Activity
Mrs Emily Crary and Mrs Theo Seaton traveled to Lethbridge Canada for Canadian Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Bill Armstrong. D P Fabrick returned from a Bis mar k N Dak business trip. Several local residents hosted dinners and visits with family and friends including Gronberg, Armstrong, and Patersons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Crary
Theo Seaton
Fort Shaw
Lethbridge
Alb
Canada
Bill Armstrong
D. P. Fabrick
Bismark
N. Dak
Ted Halvorsen
Martin Gronberg
Bole Ranch
Robert
Bob Armstrong
Connie Dellno
Maxine Edwards
Margery Shay
Don Passmore
Dick Gronberg
Rex Peterson
LaVerne Paterson
Josephine
Warhime
Malone Pharmacy
Dean Gollehon
Cut Bank
Jim Dwelle
Vic Pelletier
Gyweat Falls
Pelletier
Chevrolet
Lew Sumpter
Salt Lake City
Fred Cederholm
Denton
G. D. Holmes
Jim Henderson
J. C. Penney
Lussenden Brothers
Kathryn Reiquam
Collins
Tananof Spur
The
State University
Choteau High School
University
John W. Hall
Choteau
Newman Raymond
Helmsville
Family Moves and Local Births in Montana and Nebraska
Linda and Glynn Anderson of Nebraska plan to relocate to Fairfield next week to establish future homes. Mrs. Kraft is Hod Cunningham’s sister, and Mr. Anderson is her brother. Cameron Burleson, SAC class seaman, flew from Great Falls to Memphis to begin radio technician duty after a two week visit with his parents. Forrest Burleson works as a carpenter for Rock and Moon contractors in Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Larson are the parents of twin daughters born in Great Falls last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda
Glynn Anderson
Nebraska
Fairfield
Kraft
Hod Cunningham
Mr. Anderson
Cameron Burleson
SAC
Great Falls
Memphis
Tenn
Forrest Burleson
Rock and Moon
Dunn
Morris Larson
Carter Oil invites farmers and ranchers to meeting
The Carter Oil Co. through J. W. Breen will hold a free meeting for farmers and ranchers at the Masonic Hall in Chateau next Thursday night Oct 30 at 7 30 pm. The two hour program features movies prizes and educational entertainment with experts on power farming equipment maintenance and bigger production. A free lunch will be served after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter Oil Co
J. W. Breen
Masonic Hall
Chateau
Breen
Teton
Harvest Dinner At Collins Hall On October 31
The Collins H D Club invites all families to a potluck Harvest Dinner at Collins hall on October 31. An entertainment program is planned and a good time is expected for everyone. All are welcome to attend the social event.
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Collins H. D. Club
Collins Hall
Julie Gordon Low Founder of the Girl Scouts
Julie Gordon Low born Halloween 1860 and died January 17 1927. The last 15 years of her life she organized and established Girl Scouts in the United States. Early teen lessons included curing a ham and stopping a runaway horse. The 1916 first Girl Scout handbook included aviation badge instructions.
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Girl Scoute
Juliétte Gordon Low
Girl Scout Movement
United States
Halkloween
Mothproof Wool Found While On Sheep at Idaho
University of Idaho researchers found mothproof wool can be produced while wool is still on the sheep. In trials, sheep bathed in DDT yielded wool that remained mothproof for two years during storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Idaho
Rural Teacher Positions Filled in Teton County
County Superintendent Muriel Reiquam announced all teaching posts in Teton County are now filled by qualified and certified teachers. The district lists 71 positions across elementary, rural, and high schools, with 26 districts approving special levies and existing bond obligations in several districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Muriel Reiquam
Sae
School Dismissed For Montana Education Association Meeting
Chateau grade and high school instructors attend the Montana Education Association fall meeting in Great Falls while students stay home. Two high school buses transport pupils to hear the U S Marine Band concert in Great Falls and return for the Cut Bank Choteau night football game. Superintendent Robert Graham praises the Melody Boys show at Choteau last Friday and notes visiting musicians from the University of Washington and national radio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Gunther
Rochester
N. Y
Muriel S. Reiquam
Great Falls
Teton Saddle Club
Moose Hall
Bill Arensmeyer
Harry Han
Seattle
Minn
Frank Stearns
al Hensley
J. A. March
Jerry Breen
Howard Ruegamer
Jay Robinson
Robert Kropp
Don Carlson
John Rose
John Dunckel
St’ Butte
George Carroll
Helena
Chateau
Ing
North Montana
Montana Education Association
Robert Graham
U. S. Marine Band
Civic Center
Cut Bank
Choteau
Graham
National School Assembly
Melody Boys
University of Washington
Vets May Apply For War Medals Through Legion
Montana World War II veterans may obtain the American defense, Foreign Service clasp and Victory medals via their local American Legion Post. The Legion was asked by the War Department to help distribute the medals, with the Chateau post to submit needed medal lists by October 25. Veterans should contact Commander Jerry Breen to present discharge papers. papers will be marked to show the awards were received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion
Department
Herb Kibler
Helena
Chateau Legion
War Department
Legion
Chateau Post
Jerry Breen
James Smith
Kibler
Montana
Sawmill Output Up 22 Percent in 1946
Montana saw mill production rose 22 percent in 1946, AR estimated by M B Dickerman head of Forest Economics at the Northern Rocky Mountain forest and Range Experiment station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montana
M. B Dickerman
Northern
Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
Wesleyan Guild Dinner At Church Monday
Wesleyan Service Guild members husbands and guests gathered in the Methodist church parlors Monday night for a fellowship dinner and social hour. Thirty seven attended. A quartet Patsy Edwards Iris Rea Lynn Engdahl and Rodney Briscoe sang with Mrs. Dora Overcast accompanying. Mr and Mrs Raymond Kelly presented a skit and Rev Harold Engdahl sang two solos. Entertainment included mixer games exhibition games and musical games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Service Guild
Patsy Edwards
Iris Rea
Lynn Engdahl
Rodney Briscoe
Dora
Raymond Kelly
Harold Engdahl
Bureau Office For Reclamation To Open In Great Falls
According to the Great Falls Tribune a divisional office of the Bureau of Reclamation will be set up in Great Falls under the Billings regional headquarters to manage Missouri river basin development. National Reclamation Association secretary-manager Don McBride announced the plan during his first field trip through 17 reclamation states. The new office will handle Canyon Ferry development bids the Tiber dam project and additional western developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Bureau of Reclamation
Billings
Missouri River Basin
Don McBride
National Reclamation Association
McBride
F. O. Hagie
McVride
Canyon Ferry
Tiber Dam
Home Owners May Have Streets Oiled
Hentges argues a special improvement pay yourself plan is the quickest city funding method. Powell says oiling costs would be 35 dollars per 30 foot wide avenue lot. Chateau blocks have 12 to 28 lots with owners averaging two lots each, totaling about 70 dollars per block if all join. Large homes and corner properties would pay more. owners should consult Mayor Hentges for details.
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Hentges
Powell
Use of Structural Tile in New Jersey 1875
Structural clay tile, first produced in New Jersey in 1875, is a machine-made product with hollow parallel cells. It supports load-bearing walls and partitions and is used for structural floors and roofs, expanding from floors and fire-proofing to hospitals, apartments, homes, industrial and commercial structures, and farm buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
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Christian Science Monitor
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PBS
Christian Science Publishing Society
Norway Street
Boston
Mass
U S.A
Wesleyan Guild
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Rocky Mountain Ramblers
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Taylor Motor Co
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