Red Tag Days Begin Tomorrow With Prizes in Choteau
Three days of Red Tag sales and merchandise prizes start in Choteau with 25 participating businesses. Prizes range from seven to ten dollars, and the promotion includes a numbered supplement system and in-person drawings. Marie Stenson recovers from encephalitis at Teton Memorial hospital. Morris Larson also recovering from the illness on the Larson Brothers ranch near Choteau.
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Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
Acantha
Stenson
Morris Larson
Larson Brothr
Cloteau
Iso
Chateau Lions Prepare Days of 49 Festivities
Chateau Lions start erecting booths at the city park pavilion Tuesday for the Days of 49 celebration. The event features decorated booths, games, and prize chips, with proceeds supporting the municipal swimming pool. General chair George Henderson leads the committee.
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Chateau Lions
Wekend
City Park
Chateau Pool
George Henderson
Bob Zion
Carl Wedum
John Dunckel
Walt Partlow
Frank Stearns
Last Chance To Register Tomorrow For Election
Deadline for the November general election is tomorrow at 5 PM. Eligible voters must register with the county clerk or deputy registrar, notaries, or justices of the peace, or they cannot vote. Those who voted in 1950 or registered since then are exempt from this election. Residents within 10 miles of the county courthouse must register at the county clerk's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Discharges
List of patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Mrs Jillian Pronto Augs Paul Rose Pendroy Ben Sheffield Ennis Lester Brown Fairfield Karen Cullip Fairfield Mrs Leonard Hamilton Choteau Mrs Marie Stenson Choteau Mrs Richard Graves Fort Shaw Mrs Joe Adamson Fairfield Mrs BH M Chevalier Dutton Mrs Warren McLaughlin Choteau Gerald Beck Fairfield Charlie Wedeau Choteau Birth: a daughter to Mrs Joe Adamson Fairfield Dismissed: Mrs Earl Kelly Choteau Clarence Luyren Fairfield Paul Rose Pendroy Ben Sheffield Ennis Lester Brown Fairfield Haren Cutlip Fairfield Mrs Richard Graves Fort Shaw Joe Adamson Fairfield Mrs M Chevalier natton Mrs Warren McLaughlin Choteau
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Jillian Pronto
Augusta
Paul Jrose
Pexdrey
Ben Sheffield
Ennis
Frank ‘Thme
Lester Birown
Fairfield
Karen Cullip
Leonard Hamilton
Choteau
Marie Stenson
Richard Graves
Fort Shaw
Joe Adamson
BH. M. Chevalier
Dutton
Warren. McLaughlin
Choeau
Harry Lederer
Gerald Beck
Earl Kelly
Clarence Luyren
Paul Rose
Pendroy
Lester Brown
Haren Cutlip
Wars
M. Chevalier
Natton
Warren McLaughlin
Chotea
Oil and Gas Legislation Meeting Set in Billings
A public meeting on oil legislation will be held at the Northern hotel in Billings Saturday. R F Hibbs, chairman of the Montana state senate oil and leases committee, says the state is moving toward larger oil production and invites committee members and legislators to attend and gather public input for study before the next session. The meeting aims to collect suggestions from individuals or groups interested in the oil industry.
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Billings
R. F. Hibbs
The
State Senate
Montana
Frog
Hibbs
Fiechtner Named Assistant Office Clerk in Fairfield
LaVerne J. Fiechtner is appointed Assistant County Office Clerk in the Farmers Home Administration Office in Fairfield, succeeding Ella J. Hagen. A Fairfield High School graduate, she previously worked at First National Bank and served as secretary in the County Agent's office. Harvest notes say yields and quality mostly above pre harvest expectations with spring wheat crop forecast at 46,380,000 bushels, while corn and dry beans may be lower. Light rains aided early August harvest and season runs ahead. hay shortages persist in eastern areas.
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LaVerne J. Fiechtner
Farmers Home Administration
Fairfield
Kenneth W. Christian
Miss Fiechtner
Ella J. Hagen
Miss Fichtner
Fairfield High School
First National Bank
Legion Urges Voters to Register Before Deadline
Local American Legion officials announced a Get Out the Vote campaign to register before the deadline tomorrow at 5 p.m. and to vote in the general election, stressing that voting is a civic duty.
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Legion
American Legion
Kickoff and Recognition Dinner for Scouts Planned
The Lions hall in Choteau hosts a Kickoff and Recognition dinner at 7:00 pm to honor Cub Scout Boy Scout and Explorer leaders from Choteau and nearby towns. The event, benefiting scouting in the area, costs 1.50 per plate with reservations due by Sept 4.
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Lions Hall
Choteau
Fairfield
Conrad
Greenfield
Augusta
Pend- Toy
Dutton
Eddie How
Amiens
Sateen
Dateien
den Mathers
Howard
Grading Demonstration On Range Heifers Planned
A demonstration on grading range heifers will be held at Fred Meadows ranch six miles southwest of Chateau starting at 1 30 Wednesday Sept 24 Cattle men from all over Teton county are invited to attend Practical information on grading will be presented and Jacobson will use young range cows with calves to illustrate points useful to ranch operators.
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Fred Meadows Ranch
Chateau
Belleview Road
Teton County
Jacobson
Flora Graham Returns To Concordia College
Flora Eileen Graham leaves for Moorhead Minnesota to resume her sophomore year at Concordia College She was chosen by faculty as a Councilor for South hall freshmen and plays in the college concert band The band plans a winter tour and possible Chateau concert Also named Alpha Zeta Phi member and studies piano band and organ Her roommate is Helen Greenlie of Dutton
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Flora Eileen Graham
R. C. Graham
Moorhead
Minn
Concordia College
South Hall
Conrad
Fairfield
Chateau
Graham
Concordia
Alpha Zeta Phi
Helen Greenlie
Dutton
Walter Weager Returns From Vacation Visit in Spokane
Walter Weager resumes duties in Great Falls after a two week vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Earl Yeager. The trip included a drive to Spokane to visit Mrs. Jack Byler, a former Chateau resident, and several friends.
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Walter Weager
Great Falls
Earl Yeager
Spokane
Jack Byler
Henry James Lease Fairfield business man and civic leader dies
Henry James Lease a Fairfield Lumber operator and civic leader died in Rochester Minnesota after a nine month illness. Funeral services were held at the Fairfield high school gym with Rev Robert Livingston and Masons officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Cemetery. Lease born October 25 1906 in Great Falls married Krug Robinson in Cascade December 25 1929. Survivors include his wife mother brother nephew and niece, plus many relatives. He moved to Fairfield in 1934 and improved local infrastructure and promoted libraries high school and volunteer fire department. He helped promote state and national high school rodeos and served as Fairfield fire chief before retirement last spring. He was a member of Fairfield Lodge AF AM and led local civic efforts. his earlier work in Great Falls included hospital and mortuary projects.
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Henry James
Hank
Case
Fairfield
Rochester
Minn
Brainer
Gene Henry
Lease
Korea
Roy
Fairfield’ Beach
Aoe
Choteau Coach Recaps First Fort Benton Game Details
Choteau football coach Cecil Deming briefed the Chamber on a 25 to 7 loss to Fort Benton. He praised hard-fought second half and notable receivers Dan Lindseth and Ron Hinman, while noting tackling and blocking as weak points.
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Choteau
Cecil Deming
Fort Bentdh
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Rexall Drug Store
Deming
Fort Benton
Seccee Eecod Fairfield
Ae Fairfield
Fairfield
Gene
Harold Powers
Chateau
Lowell Scott
Chamber of Commerce
Jim Henderson
Scott
Two Men Held In County Jail For Car Theft
Charlies E. Davis and Patrick Duchaine are jailed after being arrested Sunday night near Power on the Shelby Great Falls highway for stealing a 1949 Great Northern Railroad bus. County Attorney Howard Heman said a federal records check is pending.
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Charlies E. Davis
Patrick Duchaine
Great Northern Railroad
Howard Heman
Kentucky
Duchaine
North Dakota
Riggs
Fower
Shelby Great Falls
Heman
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Funeral services here for Alice Stoffelt
Word was received of the death of Mrs. Alice Stoffelt in Dillon. A well known resident of the Bole community she will lie in state at the Methodist church in Chateau at 2 p.m. Saturday for funeral services.
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Alice Stoffelt
Dillon
Stoffelt
Bole
Chateau
DeRusha Couple Welcome Grandson. Swartzels Plan Bozeman Move
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeRusha of Great Falls welcomed a son born Sept 3 at the air base hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Everett De Rusha visited Great Falls to greet their new grandson as the Swartzel family plans a Bozeman weekend move with their son Dick set to enroll in mechanical engineering.
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Lloyd DeRusha
Great Falls
Air Base Hospital
Everett DeRusha
Charles Swartzel
Bozeman
Thurston Nephew Related to Gulbrandsens Not Attending
Mr and Mrs Harold Thurston do not attend with Mr and Mrs Carl Gulbrandsen. Thurston is described as a nephew of Mrs Gulbrandsen.
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Harold Thurston
Carl Gulbrandsen
Thurston
Mrs Gulbrandsen
Rey Bell to Speak At Teton Women's GOP Meeting
Roy Bell of Great Falls will address the Teton County Women's Republican club at 8 p m on Sept 26 in Cornet hall Pendrey. Bell, a former state legislator and Great Falls city councilor, was Montana's sole Eisenhower delegate at Chicago's National Republican convention. He will discuss the farm program and share convention highlights. Mrs W J Ward said the business portion will be brief. a coffee hour will follow. Public invited.
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Roy Bell
Great Falls
Teton County
Women’s Republican Club
Cornet
Pendrey
Bell
Eisenhower
Montana
Chicago
W. J. Ward
Choteau Woman's Club Opens Fall Season Meeting
The Choteau Woman's Club held its first fall meeting at Mrs. Emma Paulus home Tuesday night with hostesses Mrs. Jack Duffey and Mrs. Bessie Edwards. Plans for an art exhibit by a Montana artist were discussed and dates to be announced. Mrs. Cora Cohoe shared Alaska vacation memories with mementos and photos. Mrs. Charles Boussard noted new books added to the club library.
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Choteau Woman’s Club
Emma Paulus
Jack Duffey
Bessie Edwards
Montana
Cora Cohoe
Alaska
Charles Boussard
Mrs Wood and Son Visit Relatives. Son Enlists
Mrs Bob Wood and her son from Glacier Park visited relatives in Chateau last week. Mrs Wood, formerly Ernestine Maynard, saw Mrs Martha Maynard and traveled to Butte to see her mother Eugenia Maynard. Her son accompanied her and was inducted into the armed forces in Butte.
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Bob Wood
Glacier Park
Chateau
Wood
Ernestine Maynard
Martha Maynard
Butte
Eugenia Maynard
Many County People Attend Market School in Great Falls
About 80 Teton county residents joined 350 attendees at a livestock marketing school in Great Falls on Monday. Extension specialists from Montana State College led sessions at the Great Falls Livestock Commission Company, Berger Meat Company, and local facilities.
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Teton County
Great Falls
Montana State College
Fairfield
Chateau
Great Falls Livestock Commission Company
Louis Hablas
Armour Meat Packing Company
Berger Meat Company
Cascade County
Council Chambers
Civic Center
Bruce Brooks
Ralph King
N. A. Jacobson
J. O. Tretsven
MSC
HR. Stucky
Great Falls Meat Packing Company
Livestock Commission Company
Memorial Hospital Guild To Meet Wednesday
The Teton Memorial Hospital Guild will meet at the hospital dining room on Wednesday September 24 from 2 to 4 pm The Dutton Home Demonstration club will supervise the work unit All ladies in Teton county are invited to attend.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Dutton Home Demonstration Club
Teton County
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Wb Enon
J. K
Snappy) Stenson
Ion
Paul Rice
Bynum
Robert Waters
Harold Waters
LaVerne Fiechtner
Barbara Zeeda
Jean Raymond
Columbus Hospital
Boy Scouts
Flora Graham
Pute Henry J
Magna hPa
Stér Éerday
Fairfield Lodge No. 127
AF & AM
Greenfield Roundup Gaddle
Paris, Columbus Hospital
Croxford
Henry J. Lease
Yoach Deming
Chamber
Rey Bell
Teton
Market
Memorial Hospital Guild
Lions
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