Choteau Grid Team Faces Strong Fairfield In Saturday Clash
Choteau Bulldogs host Fairfield Eagles in Northern Class B football. First home game for Choteau, Eagles’ first of the season. Deming adjusts defense, moving players to strengthen outside line. Fairfield, led by Bourdet, lists 34 players with 15 lettermen and star backs McLeod Fornall Schilling Gratton Schenk.
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Deming
Fairfield
Gene Bourdet
Eagles
Bob McLeod
Tom Fornall
Eugene Schilling
Mirl Gratton
George Schenk
Choteau Loses Opening Game To Longhorns
The Choteau Bulldogs fell 25 to 7 at Fort Benton as the Longhorns used an unbalanced line to build a 19 point lead. Fort Benton’s Stanley Frieling ran for two scores, with Dan Lintiseth catching a late TD pass for Choteau’s only touchdown. Hinman completed 18 of 24 passes for about 70 yards as Choteau’s offense connected on multiple passes to Lindseth and Powers, but tackling and blocking were weak in the first half.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Fort Benton
Bulldogs
Sonatas
Dan Lintiseth
Chateau
Hinman-to-Lindseth
Hinman
Avold Powers
Fort
Benton
Becaus
Longhorn
County Farmers Union Holds Annual Officer Election
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold its annual election of officers at Moose Hall in Chateau on Tuesday, September 30. A potluck dinner starts at 7 pm with coffee and dessert provided. Members are asked to bring hot dishes, salads, etc., and all farmers are invited.
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Teton
Undersea Visions and North Ocean Adventures Highlighted
A reader excerpt from The Distant Shore by Jan DeHartog describes underwater life with vivid marine imagery and a leader fish guiding its school. The review also notes a new junior title Kazan the Wolf Dog by Oliver Curwood, appealing to young readers with northern adventure themes.
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Jan DeHartog
North Atlantic
Oliver Curwood
Kazan
Wolf Dog
Far North
Literary Guild selections cited in subscriber note
A reader expresses frustration with serialized access to Book of the Month selections through the Literary Guild and notes ongoing issues with obtaining the titles. The missive reflects subscriber irritation over distribution and availability.
Mrs Davison Wins Basket at Legion Auxiliary Meeting
Mrs J Davison won a basket of flowers arranged by Amanda Packer at the Chateau American Legion auxiliary meeting last week at Legion hall. The flower project yielded a profit of 18.75 dollars for the auxiliary, praised by president Mrs Ruby Reiding.
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Mrs. Davison
J. Davison
Amanda Packer
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ruby Reiding
Local Families On Short Western Trips
Mr and Mrs Mas Hansen left Sunday by car for Chicago to attend the National Dairy Exposition and visit Victor Smith's family. Mrs Olive Smith of Glasgow cares for the Hansen family during their absence. they expect to return in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Steve Snyder joined niece and nephew Mr and Mrs Mike Wolfe of Lander Wyoming on a two week trip to Wisconsin and Minnesota to visit relatives.
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Mas Hansen
Chicago
Victor Smith
Hansen
Olive Smith
Glasgow
Steve Snyder
Mike Wolfe
Lan der
Wyo
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Power High Opens 1952 Football Schedule at Gilmont
Power high school starts its 1952 season tomorrow afternoon hosting Gilmont on the Power field. The squad is light after graduation losses with a heaviest candidate at 152 pounds and team average well under that. Reserve lettermen return and other games on the Power schedule include Dutton Sept 26 Augusta Oct 3 Simms Oct 10 and a tentative Belt contest at Power in October.
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Gilmont
Ighteén
Dore
FiGriasman
V. Halcro
L. Schrock
Ee ‘Tagebrigtson
D. Erickson
L. Gunderson
G. Smith
J. Poor
Dutton
Augusta Flore
Simms
Power
Belt
Crop Outlook Improves From August Forecast
Aug rainfall reduced yields but spring wheat and winter wheat together push total 1952 all wheat production to about 175.5 million bushels. The improved outlook hinges on yields inching above early August estimates with a 12 bushel average per acre noted.
Wheat harvest notes reflect late maturing regions cutting hay
Production sits near 3 million bushels above average yet remains 23 percent under the 1951 record of nearly 98 million bushels. Binders and swathers saw heavy use in late maturing areas to speed harvest and conserve straw, with substantial spring wheat acreage cut for hay in eastern sections.
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1952 Bulldog Football Schedule Preview
The 1952 schedule lists games for the Bulldogs with home and away markers. Dates include Sept 20 at Fairfield and Sept 26 at Conrad with other matches against Great Falls IVs and Central, Shelby, Browning, and Chinook indicating non-conference play.
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Fairfield
Conrad
Great Falls Iv’s
Great Falls Central
Shelby
Browning
Chinook
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