Coal supply and prices debated in local column
The Choteau Acantha discusses annual coal shortages tied to eastern mine strikes. It argues the public bears the cost, notes limited digging from deposits, and contends government should protect consumers while coal remains essential. The piece questions motives of both labor and operators.
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United States Bureau of Statistics
Choteau Triumphs In 10 8 Return Over Power
Choteau won a tense return game against Power 10 to 8 on the local diamond. Pitchers Otness and Andrews worked the full nine, with a notable triple play by Lennon and Long in the fifth. Standings implications hinge on a Bynum Dutton game and Labor Day results.
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Choteau
Power
Otness
Andrews
Lennon
Long
Bynum-Dutton
Dutton
Bynum
Chateau
Dutton Boys
Clarkson
Ouness
Berg
Christensen
Cardell
If Essences
Guthrie
Evenson
McDonald
Abrhpore J
Dirks
Wees
Decker
Ibwa
Schwanke
Tong
Dirks Uaicro
Batting and field notes from Dedrick ninth inning game
Two base hits by Berg Christensen Cardell J Dirks Schwanke and Otness plus three base hits by Otness McDonald Schwanke and Berg highlight a late inning rally. Otness leads stolen bases with 17, Clarkson out due to injury, team batting .309, standings show Chateau Power Dutton and others with respective records.
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Dedrick
Berg
Christensen
Cardell
J. Dirks
Schwanke
Otness
McDonald
Decker
Andrews
Guthrie
Clarkson
Lennon
Long
Halcro
Hodgskiss
Chateau
Cardell Clarkson
Wangen Evenson
Guthrie McDonald
Power
PWL Pet
Dutton
Bynum
Weaver Retires From Beaupre Hotel Moves to Graves Property
J M Weaver and his family will reside at the Graves property in Chateau after retiring from Beaupre Hotel management. A longtime county resident and former city marshal, Weaver plans to re enter business in the area by September first and remains a strong local booster with many friends who expect his return to local enterprises.
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J. M. Weaver
Beaupre
Graves
Weavers
Chateau
Augusta
Johnny” Weaver
Choteau
Weaver
Miss Mary E Forrest Weds Forest Official in Quiet Choteau Ceremony
Miss Mary Elizabeth Forrest daughter of E. D. Forrest of Choteau and Teton county wed Thomas Lommasson District No 1 U S Forest Service grazing inspector in a ring ceremony at her parents home. The couple plan a brief honeymoon to Great Falls then reside in Missoula and later Choteau. groom a University of Idaho forestry graduate and Phi Delta Theta member.
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Mary Elizabeth Forrest
E. D. Forrest
Choteau
Teton County
Thomas Lommasson
Teton County High School
State University At
Missoula
Alpha Phi, National Sorority
Lommasson
University of Idaho
Moscow
Phi Delta Theta
E. H. Myrick
Lewis & Clark Forest
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Marian
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St. Anthony & Dakota Lumber Yard
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