Attractive New Trophy Goes on Firing Line at Big Shoot Sunday
Choteau Trap club hosts a national 5 man trophy shoot on the golf course hill starting 9 am. Any US team may enter under Amateur Trap Shooting rules for a 100 16 yard 50 handicap target event with added money and prizes. The annual gold plated trophy will pass to the club with three wins.
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Choteau
United States
Amateur Trap Shooting Association
DFU
Uae
Chateau
Three Earn Right to Serve As Lifeguards
Three Chateau swimmers earned senior and junior lifeguard certificates and are eligible to serve as lifeguards at public pools. Sylvia Hanson Noel Burleson and Harold Powers completed the one week course at the Chateau pool taught by Mrs. Uppinghouse of Great Falls funded by local Red Cross drives.
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Chateau
Lynn Baker
Teton County Red Cross
Chateau Pool
Uppinghouse
Great Falls
Red Cross
Baker
Sylvia Hanson
Noel Burleson
Choteau High School
Harold Powers
Choteau
Missoula and Atlanta Couples Visit Local Home
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Thompson of Missoula and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Montague of Atlanta Gto visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Woodward.
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Ira Thompson
Missoula
Bill Montague
Atlanta, Gto
Fred Woodward
Japs Fear Red Invasion Says Tokyo GHQ Major
Major A T Stensrud of Army GHQ in Tokyo says Japanese hate and fear the Russians and would aid American forces if Russia and the United States clash. He notes inflation harms the yen and production is hard hit, yet Japan prefers occupation protection over withdrawal and fears possible Russian invasion.
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Fear Red
Far East
Russia
United States
A. T. Stensrud
Army Ghq
Tokyo
Chateau
Stensrud
Hazel Trescott
Army
Douglas McArthur
Japan
Major Stensrud
Stensard
Stensurd
Teton County CROP Drive Plans County Meeting
The Teton county foreign relief drive organized by Christian Rural Overseas program will hold a planning meeting at the Choteau courthouse on Wednesday September 22 at 8 15 p m Dr H G Klemme state CROP director and Father Martin Whalen Catholic Rural Life will attend to help form the county committee Representatives from church farm and service groups are invited All attendees may hear Dr Klemme outline the drive and see the war department film Seeds of Destiny The county committee will elect a chairman vice chairman treasurer secretary and publicity man and drive dates will be set at this meeting.
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Teton County
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Choteau
H. G. Klemme
Bozeman
Martin Whalen
Belt
Catholic Rural Life
Pastor Tells of Starvation in Europe Tour
Fairfield speaker Russel Scheidler described dire conditions in Germany and the Balkans during his month tour. He cited 40 displaced persons camps and urged Montana residents to consider accepting migrants as relief continues.
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Lions Club
Gamble
Emachi
Father Scheidler
Germany
Balkan
United States
Montana
Harvest Nears End in Teton County Fields
Harvest is nearing completion across most areas with about 60 percent done early this week and good weather in the next 20 days. Wheat lagged due to June rains and clouds. Pendroy slow to mature while custom combines work countywide. Walter Henneford will travel to Minneapolis on business as Rev. Russel Scheidler urges support for a Christian Overseas Relief drive at Chateau courthouse next Wednesday night.
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Teton County
Dutton and
Chateau
Russel Scheidler
Fairfield
Father Scheidler
Europe
Chateau Lions Club
Donkey Ball Show At School Field Under Lights Saturday
A quirky charity event pits softball players against donkeys this Saturday at 8 pm on the high school field under floodlights. Spectators will laugh as locals including Lowell Scott Howard Anderson and Howard Ruegamer take part along with many others urged by the VFW to attend or join in the fun.
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Chateau
Lowell Scott
Howard Anderson
Howard Ruegamer
Louis Pistoria
Gordon
Larry Dellno
Harvey Nordhagen
Joe Anderson
Lynn Baker
Chick Sulgrove
Bob van Scherpenzeel
New HD Officers President Meeting
The first meeting of the season of the American Home Demonstration club was held at the Gibson Monkman home with 18 in attendance. Mrs. Raymond Kelly was elected president, with Mrs. Grant Curtis as vice president and Mrs. Max Hanson as secretary-treasurer. An discussion on "Posture in Relation to Work" was led by Mrs. Joe Briscoe and Mrs. Bud Taylor. The Oct. 11 meeting will address "Selection of Sewing Equipment."
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American Home Demonstration Club
Gibson Monkman
Raymond Kelly
Grant Curtis
Max Hanson
Joe Briscoe
Bud Taylor
Seattle Visitor Agnes Moore Calls on Pendray and Udine Families
Mrs. Agnes Moore of Seattle is vacationing here visiting her daughters and their families Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Earls at Pendray and Mr. and Mrs. Gideon Udine at Fairfield.
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Agnes Moore
Seattle
Emerson Earls
Pendray
Mrs
Gideon Udine
Fairfield
Red Cross Home Nursing Course Starts Next Tuesday
Definite plans set for the Red Cross course Home Care of the Sick to begin Tuesday Oct 5 in the American Legion pavilion. Afternoon sessions meet 2 to 4 pm and evening sessions 7 to 8 pm with 10 students per class and 12 hours of training. Recruitment chair Mrs Nick Paulus notes enrollment is open and committee members include Mrs Stuart Myers Mrs Frank Zgodea and Mrs Bud Taylor.
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Red Cross
American Legion
Nick Paulus
Paul Hensleigh
Paulus
Stuart Myers
Frank Zgodea
Bud Taylor
Puerto Rico Missionary to Speak in Montana Tour
The Rev Dr Harold M Hilliard recently returning from Puerto Rico will lecture at Chateau Methodist Church Monday Sept 20 at 8 pm as his Montana speaking tour begins. The public is invited.
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Harold M. Hilliard
Puerto Rico
Chateau Methodist Church
Montana
Hilliard
H. L. Engdahl
Firemen Extinguish Two Grass Fires
The Chateau fire department was called to two grass fires in the past week. Firemen extinguished a blaze Wednesday morning in the city dump amid high winds. Last Friday a grass fire was put out near the Bob Miller place.
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Chateau
Bob Miller
Sheriff Urges Fire Caution In Coming Days
Sheriff urges farmers and stockmen to observe extreme caution on grass and wheat fields as fire danger remains high. Al Peterson the rural fire warden notes ten field fires in 12 days and warns that a small unit can fight only one fire at a time.
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al Peterson
Peterson
Erickson Crushes Hand on Publication Day at Chateau Acantha
Elmer Erickson foreman at Chateau Acantha fractured his left thumb while supervising a large newspaper press last Thursday. He was rushed to a hospital, operated on, and expected to be released today. Doctors reported the upper thumb bones broken in six pieces with ligaments severed but recovery proceeding satisfactorily.
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Elmer Erickson
Chateau Acantha Foreman
Clinic Acquires Cardiotron For Heart Disease Testing
The Choteau clinic buys two direct writing electrocardiographs named cardiotrons to aid diagnosis. Doctors say the machine was perfected after extensive testing.
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Choteau Clinic
Brown couple announce birth in Great Falls hospital
Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown of Bynum are the parents of a son born at a Great Falls hospital on Tuesday.
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Stanley Brown
Bynum
Great Falls Hospital
Davis To Speak At Two Public Meetings Monday
Republican U S senator candidate Tom J. Davis will address a courthouse gathering at 8 p m Monday and speak at noon the same day at the Aragon in Fairfield where coffee and doughnuts are offered. Davis, a Butte attorney and former Rotary International president, has held multiple legal and academic posts and will face James E. Murray on November 2.
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Davis
Tom J. Davis
U. S
E. R
Brick) O’neil
Republican Central Committee
the Aragon
Fairfield
Butte
Rotary International
Chateau High School
Montana State Bar Association
Law School
Montana State University
Jamestown College
N. Dak
Linfield College
McMinnville
Ore
Lions Club renovates hall boosts big turnout in Choateau
Chateau Lions A has a large turnout at a renovated Lions club hall in Choateau. The event featured remarks by committee members on securing the hall from William Hod and securing funds for improvements. Local clergy and community leaders attended along with Chateau high school performers and students providing musical entertainment.
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Chateau Lions A
Gamble
Lions Club
Ned
William Hod
Lions
R. E. Nery
Bateman
W. W. Seo
Carl Wedum
Cho 1
Russel
A. T. Stensrud
G Vernon Alf
Music Instruc Choteau High School
Danny Boy
And
Sylvia
Liza
Flora Graham
Ruegamer
David McKeesleigh
Albert Finley
Leonson
Fred Swingle
Alf
Legion Discusses Rodeo Boys State and Registrars Meeting
Legion members met Monday at Legion Hall to review rodeo grounds improvements funded by the building fund and to hear reports from Boys State delegates John Swanson and Jim Jackson. Jackson was elected lieutenant governor at Boys State, while voting registration books were set to open Friday with Armistice Day observance urged.
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Boys State
Legion
Rodeo Committee
Jerry Breen
Rodeo
The
American Legion
Mrtia
Ane
Lanmaria
C. James Smith
Legion Hall
Fred Meadows
al Hensley
B. I. Packer
John Swanson
Jim Jackson
Packer
J.C. Beck
Legion Club
Jim Dellno
I Post
Dasow
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Arnold Hanusa
John Dunckel
Clyde Darby
Elmer Cardell
Harry Stott
Lucy Rowley
Charlo-and Deed Lodge
Teton Group
Pastor
Starvatio
Cy Lions Club
Walter Henneford
Minneapolis
New HD
49Ers
Erickson
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