Social notes and visits from Chateau community
Local residents and visitors span several states over Labor Day. Families travel to Monroe Nebraska Idaho and Montana destinations. Numerous gatherings at farms churches and lakes include hospital stays, baptisms and travel from Great Falls Helena Missoula and Port land Oregon.
Social Security Confusion Over Family Wages
Carl W. Bruner of the Great Falls SSA warns that some employers in Chateau and nearby areas report wages for spouses and children. He notes wages paid to family members under 21 are not covered and do not earn wage credits, except for nonfamily corporations or partnerships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Bruner
Great Falls
Social Security Administration
Chateau
Bruner
Briscoe Family Reunion Marks Calgary Visit
The Briscoe family from Spokane and Havre gathered for the first time in five years to celebrate with Mr. Briscoe and his wife. Their son Johnny Swanson Jr. returned from Palo Alto with Richard Field. Vi Jackson of Bozeman visited Chateau, and Harold Gunderson of Power welcomed a daughter born Sept. 5 at a Great Falls hospital.
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Carl Gulbratiesen
Monroe
Neb
Alvina Zeigier
Idaho
Bob
Leonard Luedke
Butte
Ed Obernolte
Luedke
Obernolte
Soroptomist Club
Chateau
Maurice Kleystueber
Lewistown
Kleystueber
Choteau
Taylor Co
Clara Baker
Emily Crary
Margaret Davis
Virginia City
Jimmy Peters
Simms
Ruby Clark
Flathead Lake
Val Kirk
Arvel Asmus
Power
Gustie Asmus
Alex Burrell
Helena
Rex Peterson
Tom Curtis
Bob Armstrong
Great Falls
Pat Campbell
Raby Schofield
Ventura
Calif
John Lane
Mary Smith
Barbara Mozer
Joe Mozer Jr
Columbus Hospital
James Tuel
Fairfield
LaVerne Egger
Greet Falls
Wesley William Brennan
Jane Smith
Loretta Anderson
Bob Gronberg
Bob Nauck
Lake McDonald
C. A. Wilson
Della Shew
Larry Banks
John Woodward
Robert Woodward
Glacier Park
G. C. Monkman
Pete Huidekoper
Charles Bowers
West Fork
Teton Canyon
H. S. Paine
Brainard
Minn
Jim Henderson
Leo Murphy
Ray Kelly
South Fork
the Teton
Harold Dibbs
Winlock
Wash
W. L. Purdy
Hazel Thompson
Los Angeles
Crary
Henry D. Robison
State Abstractors
Leonard Sheble
Betty
Audrey
E. R. O’nell
Bobby
Bozeman
Belva Jeanne Cohoe
Carol Monsey
Ronnie McKeown
Cohoe
Belva Jeanne
Walter Cohoe
EK. A. Briscoe
Spokane
Paul Cline
Havre
Briscoes
Calgary
England
Big City
Johnny Swanson Jr
John V. Swanson
Pendray
Palo Alto
Richard Field
Carl
Vi Jackson
Harold Gunderson
Great Falls Hospital
Navy Defines Means to Delay Recall to Duty
Navy instructions for delaying recall to active duty issued for naval reserve members in Teton county outline deferment categories. Requests must be submitted within 48 hours of receiving orders to active duty to the appropriate Bureau or District office, with denial or lack of reply requiring compliance. After reporting, personnel may seek release to inactive duty. deferment categories cover education, advanced study, hardship, essential civilian roles, and key managerial positions. Patrenke Awatan Vyant Ads
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Reserve
Teton County
Bureau of Naval Personnel
Washington
D. C
Thirteenth Naval District
Naval Air Reserves
Chief of Naval Air Reserve Training
Glenview
Illinois
West Wheeler St
Seattle
Wash
Department of Defense
Departents of Labor and Commerce
Around the County H D Agent Shares Freezing Tips
Thirty days hath September and it may be said it is a month of beginnings. We see children going to school and clubs calling their groups together. New season packing aids from the U S Department of Agriculture include rigid containers and unbreakable plastic boxes for frozen foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Classified ads in The Acantha sure produce RESULTS
Classified ads in The Acantha deliver quick outcomes for buyers and sellers. Local listings run bold headlines, pricing, and contact details, helping transactions move fast across community markets and services.
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Acantha
Montana county retail trade up in 1948 report
Montana survey shows Teton county with 118 stores in 1948 up 6 percent since 1939. Sales reached 7.607 million dollars in 1948, up 86 percent from the 1939 48 period average, and employment rose 91 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of the
Cenius
School of Business Administration
Montana State University
Teton County
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Calf sale notes prices from Pendroy ranch
Pendroy rancher Bil Wellenstein reports selling about 50 calves weighing 400 to 500 pounds at 32 cents per pound, plus 2 to 3 steer calves and 1 to 3 heifer calves at 31 to 32 cents. He notes total stock weighed 400 to 500 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bil Wellenstein
Pendroy
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Luther ‘Theological Seminary
Gravdal
A. J. Gravdal
L’eugene
Ore
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Vitamont
del Monte
Bisquick
Wheaties
Holt Chevrolet
Rokit Pooksy Stores
Auto Supplies
Meier - Pohlman
Sporting Goods
Daveno
BOLTA
Choteau OR
Jim Jarolimee
Kemtone
Wally
Legion Club Rooms
Navy
Patrenke Awatan Vyant Ads
H. D
Frieda Schredes
Gossard
Teton Countty
Hewdy Pardner
l’Academie de Musique de Quebec
Canada
Venetia Bethune
Patricia Smith
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