Democrats Gather for Chateau Banquet Speakers in Chateau Saturday Night
Democratic candidates for governor US senate representative state auditor attorney general lieutenant governor and schools superintendent will speak at a Chateau banquet Saturday night hosted by the Teton County Democratic central committee. Local candidates join the slate with dinner reservations required by Friday night.
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United States Senate
Chateau
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Beaupre
John Bonner
Willard Fraser
Congress
James E. Murray
John Holmes
Arnold Olson
Paul Cannon
Mary Condon
Leo Murphy
al Udin
Peder Lee
Bulldogs to Host Chinook in season opener Friday
Choteau Bulldogs meet Chinook Sugarbeeters on the Choteau field Friday night in the first north central conference tilt since Chinook joined. Both squads are inexperienced after last year’s losses. The 8 pm game under lights starts the new season as coach Howard Ruegamer cultivates a developing squad despite recent setbacks.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Choteau
Chinook
St. Marys Mustangs
Great Falls
Bulldogs
Great Falls Memorial Stadium
Chateau
Howard Ruegamer
St. Mary’s
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Annual Music Institute Set At School on Wednesday
The Teton County Music Institute will be held at Chateau grade school next Wednesday October 6 starting at 9 a m. About 50 administrators teachers and rural staff will attend with Ronald W Cook supervising and delivering the program at 9 30 a m. He will cover classroom procedure theory equipment notation rhythmic activities and teaching recommendations for elementary music.
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Music Institute
Teton County
Chateau
Ronald W. Cook
Save Muudia
Elizabeth Ireland
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Cook
Montana
RCA Elementary
Wesley Cherry Suffers Amputation From Power Saw Accident
Sickness and accidents affect local residents. Wesley Cherry a Chateau building contractor lost two fingers when a power saw severed two fingers on his left hand last Saturday in his shop near the Cherry apartments. Smoot Rowley of Bynum is seriously ill in a Great Falls hospital after an internal hemorrhage. Mrs. Charles Parkett of Bynum has a heart attack and is hospitalized in Great Falls. Guy Newman of Bynum fell from a ladder injuring his body. John Becker of Bynum hurt his hand in a hay rake accident.
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Wesley Cherry
Chateau
Cherry Apartments
Smoot Rowley
Bynum
Great Falls
Charles Parkett
Guy Newman
John Becker
Draft Registration Reaches 487 in Teton County
Total peacetime draft registrations reach 487 in Teton County with 134 subject to call and the rest deferable. Most 18 to 25 year olds registered though late signups continue. Those turning 18 in the next year urged to register. some can be deferred for marriage dependents or work. Local board will classify after questionnaires are checked. classifications range 1-A to 5-A. Physical checks required before possible induction. inductees face 21 months duty under current plans.
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Teton County
Virginia Sabo
Selective Service
Larson
Chateau
Miss
Auxiliary to Meet The American Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet next Monday night at 8 o clock in Legion hall. Mrs H K Liedenfeld district president will make her official visit. Members are urged to be present.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
H. K. Liedenfeld
Pairfield
District Legion Auxiliary
Oddfellows Dance Set for October 9 at IOOF Hall
The Oddfellows schedule a dance on October 9 at the IOOF hall in Chateau. Members are urged to attend.
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IOOF
Chateau
Lutheran Rally Draws 18 Members at Con rad Church
The Lutheran brotherhoods of the Great Falls circuit held their annual fall rally at the Pondera Valley Lutheran church in Conrad with a large attendance and a fine program. Rev. Charles Johnson of Minneapolis delivered the principal address. Officers for 1948 49 were President Irwin Erickson Conrad, Vice President Oliver Thorvilson Great Falls, Secretary Oscar Mehl Dutton, and Treasurer Elmer Erickson Choteau. Attendees from the Choteau Dutton parish included 18 named members.
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Lutheran Brotherhoods of the
Great Falls
Pondera Valley Lutheran Church
Conrad
Chateau
Charles Johnson
Lutheran Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Irwin Erickson
Oliver Thorvilson
Oscar Mehl
Dutton
Elmer Erickson
Choteau
Choteau- Dutton Lutheran
Brotherhood
Burr Huffman
Robert Graham
Robert Swortzel
Lawrence Swenson
William Arensmeyer
Charles Swortzel
Chris Swenson
Martin Aune
Jens Greenli
Harold Poser
K. C. Knutson
George Sollid
Baard Pedersen
Adolph Falla
O. T. Wiprud
A. Bernard Graydal
Legion Ladies Open Season With First Meet
The Legion Ladies held their first meeting after summer recess at the Legion hall on Monday September 13. New officers were installed with Mrs. Jay Robinson presiding. The program included reports on the state convention, two piano solos by Flora Eileen Graham, three vocal solos by Vernon Alf, with Miss Graham as accompanist for two numbers. Lunch followed served by six hostesses.
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American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Hall
Jay Robinson
Flora Eileen Graham
Vernon Alf
Stuart Myers
Bert Packer
Muriel Reiquam
Howard Ruegamer
Paul Kropp
W. W. Scott
Public Invited To Attend Teachers Welcome Party
The United Council of Church Women of Choteau sponsors a public party to welcome the Choteau school teachers next Tuesday night in the new Lions club rooms. The event invites parents and community members to reserve Tuesday evening for the occasion and mingle with teachers and their families.
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United Council of Church ‘Women of
Mayor Hentges to resign as Choteau mayor relocate to Colorado
John Hentges will resign as mayor of Choteau after 34 years and move his residence to Colorado Springs. Mrs. Hentges sold their Choteau home to Paul Kropp. The couple will relocate around Oct 15 to join their son Walter and family in Colorado.
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John Hentges
Colora
Choteau
Colorado Springs
Colo
Alreaogy Eas Youupiie
Hentges
Chateau
Sheboygan
Wis
Montana
Fergus County
Lewistown
Montana Hardware Co
Buttrey Hardware
Havre
Choteau Hardware
Ziegler
Penny Hanson
Cherry
Pat Crossen
John Weaver
Crossen
Jim Chapman
William Hodgskiss
Davenport
Iowa
Chris Salmond
Earl Yeager
Wool Growers Approve Coyote Control Plan at Chateau
Teton county woolgrowers unanimously approved continuation of a coyote control program for the coming year at a Chateau courthouse meeting. Paul Kropp was elected president with Hugh Robinson vice president Raymond Kelly secretary and Bryan Corbett treasurer. An aerial hunting budget of 400 was set and Clair Wessel will live in Chateau year round to trap coyotes. Wessel, formerly a Cascade county trapper, will be paid seven months by the state and the rest by the county. The state operates 25 1080 poison stations statewide, with one bait station in Teton opening late next month. Volunteers donated horses for trapping from Pendroy Otto Swanson and L A Schrock.
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Teton County
Chateau
Woolgrowers
Paul Kropp
Hugh Robinson
Raymond Kelly
Bryan Corbett
Clair Wessel
Cascade County
Buck
Wessel
State Fish and Wildlife Service
Otto Swanson
Pendroy
L. A. Schrock
Power
Blood Donors Smeoet Rowley Urges Urgent Call for Help
An urgent plea from Smeoet Rowley of Bynum seeks immediate blood donors with type zero. Donors are asked to contact the Cheteau Drug or Cheteau Acantha to volunteer blood. a life may be saved by timely response.
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Smeoet Rowley
Bynum
Cheteau Drug. Co
Cheteau Acantha
Hobby Collections Exhibition Slated October 11
Circle C of the Ladies Industrial group invites Chateau residents to display dolls, china, paintings, stamps, buttons, handkerchiefs and oddities at a one night exhibit in Chateau Methodist church on Monday October 11. Tele 197 M or contact Mrs. Fred Tesch or Mrs. Ira Rea to participate. No admission fee. cake pie ice cream and coffee will be served.
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Circle C
Ladies Industrial
Chateau Methodist Church
Chateau
Fred Tesch
Ira Rea
Residents offer reward after dog poisonings
Over six pets died this week from hamburger meat poisonings in Choteau prompting a $200 reward for information. Sheriff says culprits face stiff penalties including fines and jail time. Pet owners and the community seek the culprit through the Choteau Acantha.
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H. L. Engdahl
Jake Zier
Jack Cherry
Bard
Bud Taylor
Ed Cline
Jere
Choteau
Henry P. Smi Conrad Farme Dies at 59 in NL
Henry P. Smith, 59, longtime resident of a ranch homestead in NL, died Tuesday. Born in burg, he was the son of Conrad Smith and a local farmer. Survived by relatives including Charles Simms, Mrs. George Lederer, and several nieces.
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Henry P. Smith
Wear
Smith
Bornburg
Conrad
Charles
George of
Simms
George Lederer
Delegate's Wife Reports on Republican Convention at Philadelphia
Mrs Paul Kropp described the GOP national convention in Philadelphia telling of Deweys ovation and Hoover's regard, critiquing Claire Booth Luce, meeting wives of Warren Dewey Vandenberg Taft, and touring Valley Forge and Independence Hall. She noted travel delays but praised the human aspects of the event and the attendees.
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Philadelphia
Paul Kropp
Lions Club
Lions
Montana
Dewey
Earl Warren
Arthur Vandenberg
Harold Stassen
Robert Taft
Ney
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Murray
James Dellwo
Dellwo
Democratic
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Sam Mitchell
Austin Middleton
Teton
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Willierd Fraser
Billings
Chateau Lions Club
City Improvement Fund
Oddfellow Dance
Legion Ladies
Henry P. Smi
Conrad Farme
Independence
Hall
Liberty Bell
New
Roy Payne
C. W. Bousard
John Davison
John Dunckel
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