Teton County 1952 General Election Voters Go to Polls
National presidential race dominates local focus as 3,793 registered voters in Teton county prepare to vote. Polls open 8 am to 6 pm, with 12 pm to 6 pm in Doheny Dry Forks and Diamond Valley precincts. Absentee ballots rise amid travel and hunting. Chateau agencies promote turnout while Boy Scouts distribute voting buttons.
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Teton County
Doheny
Dry Forks
Diamond Valley
Chateau
Tidelands
Korea
Adlai Stevenson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Danger
Montana
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
C. James Smith Post No. 6
American Legion
Chateau Boy Scouts
Red Swanson Dies of Heart Attack in Choteau Montana
Herbert Berger Swanson 58 a Choteau Mason and drayman since 1916 died of a heart attack at his home. Funeral services planned Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Choteau Lutheran Church with Hamilton graveside rites by local Masonic lodges. Survivors include a daughter Greta Jane, siblings, and extended families. Local offices to close 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday for services.
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Herbert Berger
Red) Swanson
Drayman
Choteau Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
Hamilton
Choteau
Swanson
American Legion
Edna Milnes
Missoula
Clyde
Teton's Oldest Settlers dance set for Nov. 20
The Teton's Oldest Settlers annual dance and banquet will be held in the Odd Fellow and American Legion halls on November 20. Mrs. Ruby Looney, president, announced committees: dance and floor, banquet, membership, nominations, reception, and tables and decorations. Music includes choir singing with Edina Averill. additional musical aid from Paul Kropp and Frank Stearns.
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Teton
Ruby Looney
Looney
Bateman
Dick Loss
Chris Beck
Paul Mathis
Bill Irwin
Meanus
Mary Porter
Alkna Perry
Carrie Salmond
Inga Crane
Ee Sulgrove
Tomorson
George Eers
John Sullivan
Ed Forrest
Edina Averill
Paul Kropp
Frank Stearns
City records show 11 permits filed in two months
In Kan City and nearby areas permits totaling from 43 000 to 10 were filed at the city clerk. Outstanding work includes Carlyle J Watthem of Great Falls building an addition to the Teton county home 40 by 69 feet on lots 20 21 22 block 13. Other permits list garage shop 24 by 36 feet in Harlette second addition 2000 by Arvin Moon 24 by 36 feet in block 30 Hazletts addition 1000 by Frank George bedroom addition 15 by 20 feet.
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Carlyle J. Watthem
Great Falls
Teton County
Arnt
Arvin, Moon
Hazlett
Frank George
Reiding Assigned to Pacific Duty in Sonar Training
Jack Reiding son of Mr and Mrs Dick Reiding of Chateau left for San Francisco for assignment in the Pacific He is in sonar training and has just completed a seven month course in submarine detection He is attached to the S S Epperon and expects to leave for Pearl Harbor from San Francisco
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Jack Reiding
Dick Reiding
Chateau
San Francisco
Pacific
Reiding
Pearl Harbor
Legion Auxiliary To Hear Educator At Joint Meeting
The American Legion and Legion Auxiliary announce a joint meeting at Legion hall Monday at 8 p m Observing National Education Week the program will feature an address by Frank Rutherford from the English and history department of Chateau High School Faculty parents students and the public are invited Mrs Ehiby Reiding auxiliary president leads the arrangements
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American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Frank Rutherford
Chateau High School
Ehiby Reiding
Fall Festival Supper in Sunny Slope to Start at 7
The Sunny Slope community announces a fall festival family supper and dance. The supper will be served at 7 p.m. with an evening of music and fellowship for residents and guests.
Moose officials announce Chateau Rifle Club donation
Moose officials announce donation in line with national rifle program for men and boys at Chateau Rifle Club. Interested parties should contact Holr for details.
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Chateau Rifle Club
Moose
Ray
National” Rifle Association
Holr
New Cornell Hotel Dining Room Opens to Public
The Schoonmakers announce the opening of a new dining room at the Cornell hotel with a 50 person capacity. A Saturday 2 to 5 p.m. tea and pastry event invites friends and patrons to tour the space and meet the owners. The room features modern furnishings and is available for banquets and club meetings after opening.
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Cornell
Poas Schoonmaker
Schoonmaker
Choteau Coaches Plan 16 Game Northern Division Basketball Schedule
Choteau high school coach Cecil Deming and Superintendent R. C. Graham announced a 16 game northern division Class B schedule for 1952-53. Browning joins the conference this year and will face eight opponents from Dec through Feb 14 with home and away contests. The northern divisional tournament is set for Feb 25-28 at Great Falls Central High School with all teams participating.
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Choteau
Cecil Deming
R. C. Graham
Great Falls
Browning
Deming
Cut Legon
Conrad
Benton
Shintdok
Chotea
Kanes
Graham
Great Falls Central High School
Chateau Pair Attends Rites At Deer Lodge
Mrs. Elizabeth Raymond aged 71 a Helmville resident and daughter of a Montana territorial legislator died after an extended illness at St Josephs hospital Deer Lodge on Oct 27 Her daughters Mrs Elmer Erickson and Mrs R C Graham of Choteau and their husbands traveled to Deer Lodge to attend funeral services Oct 30 at the Deer Lodge Methodist church with pastors A Bernard Grandal and Donald Redfield officiating A soloist Mrs…
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Elizabeth Raymond
Helmville
Montana
St. Joseph’s
Deer Lodge
Raymond
Elmer Erickson
R. C. Graham
Choteau
Deer Lodge Methodist Church
A. Bernard Grandal
Teachers Rally At MEA Meet In Great Falls Montana
Twenty four Chateau high and grade school teachers joined Montana Education Association district conventions last week. The Great Falls gathering drew many from the north central district to hear Dr. G H Reavis of Chicago discuss making subjects come alive through varied techniques. He stressed knowing pupils, varied instruction, and clear goals, noting individual instruction supports child development. The event included three general sessions and multiple sectional meetings across subjects and administration.
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Chateau
Montana Education Association
Great Falls
North Central
Montana
G. H. Reavis
Chicago
Reavis
Field Enterprises, Inc
R. C. Graham
Chateau High School
Albert Finley
Jackie Mathews
Finley
Mathews
Montana Education
Montana State College
Graham
Acantha
MYF Carnival October 31 For Local Kids
Annual Halloween penny carnival by the Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship at the American Legion pavilion Friday night at 7. Special attractions include a spook tent beauty shop fortune telling shooting gallery balloon dart game hamburger stand tea room candy stand three fish ponds and a novelty concession. Paper money will be used for the carnival proceeds. A parade will initiate festivities at 7 and prizes will be offered for the funniest prettiest and most original costumes. Mire Sheene Cartwright of Great Falls visited her mother Mrs Margaret Davis while her husband traveled to Brown ing Tuesday.
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Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship
American Legion
Death notice for Mrs. Joe Swanbeck of Spokane
Mrs. Joe Swanbeck 47 of Spokane funeral services held Friday. Survived by her husband a son three brothers and three sisters. Daughter of the late Frank Hines she was reared in Farmington and was a niece of Mrs. Ella DeRusha.
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Pete Zgoda
Chateau
Joe Swanbeck
Spokane
Kane Friday
Swanbeck
Frank ‘Hines
Farmington
Ella’ DeRusha
Calves Taken to Chicago by Peebles Party
Jim Peebles Senior and his son John departed from Chateau Cetilla on the 28th with seven carloads of calves headed to Chicago for market.
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Jim Peebles
John
Chateau Cet
Chicago
Blue Cross Group A to Organize in Helena Event
Blue Cross representative will arrive here Sunday to organize the Blue Cross group for the Lutheran ladies card. Mr Svoboda of Helena will speak to members of the ladies on November 5.
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Blue Cross
Svoboda
Helena
Miss Castle Heads Rainbow Girls at Installation
Beverly Castle is installed as worthy advisor of Rainbow Assembly No. 54 at a Masonic Temple ceremony. Officers named include Helen Davison, Joann Richem, Virginia Nelson, Rita Castle, Lucy Cherry, Clarice Henderson, and many others with musical escort by Mrs. Arnold Hanusa. The event featured singing of Bless This House and Somewhere Over the Rainbow by Mrs. Bernard Stelling.
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The
Chateau Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Beverly Castle
Rainbow Assembly
Helen Davison
Joann Richem
Charity
Virginia
Nelson
Hope
Rita Castle
Faith
Lucy Cherry
Clarice Henderson
Eugene Wiseman
Jacquie Slanger
Betty Bean
Nature
Jacquie Shaw
Florence Higgins
Fidelity
Sandra Hanusa
Ellery Crary
Service
Hazel Slanger
Confidential Observer
Karen Mozer
Outer Observer
Laura Ann Olsen
Patsy Edwards
Beverly Monkman
Joan Schneier
June Baumgartner
Mary Truchot
Helen Henderson
Linda Groot
Jean Mausch
Pauline Richem
Bernard Stelling
Arnold Hanusa
Browning Fans Fined After Browning Cheteau Game
Four Browning spectators were fined 25 dollars each for disturbing the peace after a Browning 62 to 27 victory over Cha teau. The arrested men were Charles Bremmer Cecil Conway Charles Arnoux and Carl Kip all Browning residents. Wayne Goss 17 was sent to juvenile authorities in Conrad.
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Browning
James Sulgrove
Browning Warriors
Bulldogs
Chateau
BE. J. McFarren
Stadium
Charles Bremmer
Cecil Conway
Charles Arnoux
Carl Kip
Wayne Goss
Clara Withee
Conrad
Grade School Ends Old Clothing Drive for Children
Chateau grade school finishes its eleventh National Children's Clothing Crusade with 18 sacks collected. Principal Robert Gormley notes strong student effort. six more sacks are sought from Save the Children Federation. Methodist drive runs to Nov 5. Two thirds stay in the U S for des‑ perate regions. one third aid six war depleted nations.
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Chateau
Robert Gormley
Save the Children Federation
Drive
Gormley
Rev. Moore
Methodist Church
Pago
St. Louis
Europe
South Korea
Haggertys Take Over Choteau House Management
Lou and Lois Haggerty hosted a farewell and welcome gathering for C. E. Russell at the Choteau House last Saturday as they assume management duties. The couple will officially take over on November 15.
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C. E. Russell
Choteau House
Lou
Lois Haggerty
Haggerty
Coast to Coast Extends Store at Chateau Anniversary
Ed and Adeline Obernolte announce a 70 foot extension at the Chateau Coast to Coast store to display all merchandise with enhanced lighting and storage. Public inspection and an anniversary sale are planned for November 7 and 8, with free coffee and doughnuts on the second day. store closed November 6 for prep. Contractors Ole Lestrud, Jake Tholen, and Choteau Electric Co. did the work. the store has stood in Choteau since 1946.
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Ed and
Adeline Obernolte
Ole Lestrud
Jake Tholen
Choteau Electric Co
Choteau
Obernoltes
Miss Edith Tesch Recalled as Great Falls Business Caller
Miss Edith Tesch, a notable Great Falls business caller, was observed Tuesday engaging with local firms and discussing community commerce matters. Her activities highlight ongoing business outreach in the city.
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Edith Tesch
Great Falls
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H. B
Dray
Morison, DL
Susie H. Fisher
AIP
Royal Arch Masons
Knight Templars
Great Falls Council
H. B. Swanson
Kan City
Faithers
MEA
MYF
Eo Mire
Sheene Cartwright
Margaret, Davis
Miss Castle
Rainbow Girls
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