Don Reiner Wins State Science Fair Scholarship
Chateau High School senior Don Reiner received a $300 scholarship at the Missoula State Science Fair, one of two Montana students honored by the Missoula Exchange Club for four years of science fair participation. He plans to attend Montana State University Missoula to study biological sciences.
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Don Reiner
Chateau High School
Missoula
al Finley
CHS
Reiner
Montana State University
David Anderson
Judy Cook
Judy Swanson
Jean Chalmers
Pierre
Choteau
Citizens State Bank
Cornell Hotel
CHS Science Club
Peters Wins State Farmer Degree At FFA Conference
Allen Peters of Chateau High School earned the State Farmer degree at the State FFA leadership conference in Bozeman. He manages a 15 head beef herd and a litter of swine with a $6790 total farm investment. Peters previously served as chapter reporter and was elected vice president for the coming year.
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Peters
Farmer
Allen Peters
Chateau
FFA
Bozeman
Bob Nauck
Roland Peters
Bynum
Danny ‘Weist
Ernest Weist
Minneapolis
Weist
Nauck
Peavy Occident Elevator Co
Minneapolis Grain Exchange
Montana
Burns Wins Three Year Trustee Term In District 1
Judge L. C. Burns was reelected to a three year term on School District 1’s board with 216 votes against 95 for Theodore Sorenson. He joins holdovers Glen Stoudt Dr Co W Boussard George Hodgskisspana Robert Gronberg on the district board. results to be canvassed at tonight’s board meeting at 7 30.
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L. C
County Taxpayers Urged to File Lists
Teton County taxpayers were urged to return personal property lists to the courthouse in Chateau. County assessor Chester Baker said those who have not filed are delaying his office. The deadline was April 1.
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Teton County
Chateau
Chester Baker
Cecil R. Carney 70 Dies in California
Cecil R. Carney, 70, a former Dutton resident, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. Funeral services were held in Monrovia. Born July 18, 1892 in Pipestone Minn, he farmed west of Dutton before moving to Monrovia about 15 years ago. Surviving are his widow Willa and a son Cecil Jr., both of Monrovia, a stepdaughter Robbie Ranieri, and several grandchildren, sisters and brothers.
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Cecil R. Carney
Dutton
Los Angeles
Monrovia
Calif
Pipestone
Mi.In
Willa
Cecil Jr
Robbie Ranieri
Mrs. Jordan Attends Funeral in Green Bay for Father
Mrs. Andrew Jordan traveled to Green Bay Wisconsin for funeral services of her father Mark Running who died there on March 27.
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Andrew Jordan
Green Bay
Wis
Mark Running
Youngtimers Sell Tickets for 43rd Old Settlers Shindig
Tickets for the 43rd annual Sons and Daughters of Tetons Oldest Settlers meet are on sale in each community. Mrs. Jack O’Neil, sales chair, lists numerous ticket outlets across Dutton Pendroy Dupuyer Fairfield and surrounding areas. The event occurs on Saturday April 20 at the Fairfield American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons and Daughters of Teton
Jack O'Neil
Alan Odden
Dutton
William Moser
Pendroy
Louis Asmus
Jim Dehn
Jack Thompson
Power
Art Lindseth
Dupuyer
Ronald Otness
Farmington
Paul Alzheimer
Collins
Odin Neckstad
Spring Valley
Evelyn LaValley
Wilfred Shelmerdine Returns Home From Hospital
Wilfred Shelmerdine came home Monday from Great Falls where he had surgery last week.
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Wilfred Shelmerdine
Great Falls
Rainbow Girls food sale at Davison Hardware
The Chateau Rainbow Girls plan a food sale at Davison Hardware on Saturday April 13 starting at 10 am. Proceeds will fund Rainbow service projects.
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Chateau Rainbow Girls
Davison Hardware
Rainbow
Fire District Petition Drawn for Rural Coverage in Chateau
Fire Chief Bud Taylor announced petitions will be drawn to let 91 homes outside the city vote on forming a special rural fire district. Area would extend about two miles from Chateau, with tax implications and potential insurance savings.
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Bud Taylor
Chateau
Taylor
Larry Banks
Walt Magee
Choteau Country Club
Choteau Forest Ranger Station
Bob Swartzel
John Richem
Chateau Department
Montana Fire Rating Bureau
Oral Polio Drive Immunizes Nearly 5000 in Teton County
Oral polio clinics completed in Sabin drive immunized 4797 residents with makeup and Hutterite clinics pushing totals to about 5000. Hinman noted 2110 at Chateau, 1451 at Fairfield, 753 at Dutton, 483 at Power and forecast more from remaining clinics. Sponsoring groups included Power School Lions Club Dutton Junior Women’s Club Fairfield Jaycees and Jayceens Choteau with Drs Crary and McAuley supervising and Mrs Swenson coordinating.
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Teton County
Ron Hinman
Chateau Clinic
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Hinman
Power School
Lions Club
Jaycees
Jayceens
Choteau
L. S. Crary
A. A. McAuley
Lawrence Swenson
Court Names Teton Residents To Serve District Jury Session
The district court at Choteau names 75 Teton county residents for the 1963 April jury term starting Monday April 22. Fairfield leads with 28 jurors followed by 26 from Choteau and smaller crews from Dutton Power Pendroy Bynum Collins and Vaughn.
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Teton
Teton County
Choteau
Fairfield
Dutton and Power
Pendroy
Bynum
Collins and
Vaughn
Herbert Schmidt
A. Eileen Eiseman
W. F. Steinbach
Norman W. Nicholas
Robert T. Neiffer
Marvin Lewis Jr
Lois E. Beck
Christine Nelson
Shirley N. Krause
Vernon Winship
W. A. Leismeister
Thomas J. Fenlon
Allyn Paddock
Ella L. Leach
Harold E. Holyoak
Lillian Watson
Bernard D. Hatcher
LaVerne Keiper
Barbara Voeller
Mable S. Alison
Martin W. Asmus
Harold P. Gaarder
Oliver D. Bucher
Oscar Lee
Robert R. Nelson
Hilda Austad
Helen B. Paddock
N. Adolph Nelson
John W. Jones
William Lines
Pauline K. Murphy
Johanna Bouma
Irene Dauwalder McManus
William Chalmers
Jeanne K. Otness
John C
Salmond
Herman G. Bouma
Walter Snyder
John L Poore
Ted Crawford
Leona J. Caskey
Gertrude Hanson
Clara Ey
Hinman Elected President as Club Chooses New Officers
Ron Hinman was elected club president. Incoming officers include first vice president Jack Reiding, second vice president Dr. Cherry as secretary Les Arensmeyer treasurer and Murr as director.
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Ron Hinman
Wi ‘Dingeter
Hinman
Jack Reiding
Dr. Cherry
Les ‘Arensmeyer
Murr
Malmstrom Experts To Discuss Weather
Malmstrom Air Force Base weather experts will show films and discuss weather prediction at the Teton County Sportsmen Association monthly meeting on Thursday April 18. Jim Spinder invites all interested persons and club members to attend at 8 p.m. in lower Legion hall.
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Malmstrom Air Force Base
Teton County
Dutton Students Win Honor Roll Places
Dutton residents Linda Haglund Jack Gallagher and Russell Verbael earned winter quarter honor roll spots at Northern Montana College Havre Haglund is a sophomore in business administration and daughter of S W Haglund of Dutton Gallagher a sophomore secondary education student majoring in math is the son of R L Gallagher of Dutton Verbael a senior secondary education student majoring in industrial arts is the son of Theodore Verbael of Dutton
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Linda Haglund
Jack Gallagher
Russell Verbael
Dutton
Northern Montana College
Havre
Haglund
S. W. Haglund
Gallagher
R. L. Gallagher
Verbael
Theodore Verbael
Wheat allotments prep ahead of 1964 May 21 referendum
ASCS and county committees begin work on wheat allotments in advance of the May 21 1964 wheat marketing quotas referendum. Viola J Herak notes Freeman announced the May 21 vote while outlining national quotas and prices for 1964 including a 1220 million bushel marketing quota and 49.5 million acre allotment. Montana share set at 3 640 371 acres.
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Viola J. Herak
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Montana
City Women's Bowling Tourney Set for April 19 21
The City Women's Bowling Association annual tournament will run Friday through Sunday April 19 to 21 at A and K Lanes. Open to all city women bowlers including mixed league players, with entries available at A and K Lanes. Last year’s all events winner was Virginia Nordhagen with 1849, Helen Miller second with 1796, Anita Dellno third with 1778. doubles won by Kay Sunder and Nordhagen with 1236, Dellno and Reeney second with 1150, Stoudt and Seaton third with 1124. Singles led by Helen Miller with 43, Bonnie Miller second with 4, Betty Swenson third with 607. Dellno Reeney took traveling team trophy with 2912, Teton Plumbing and Heating 2869, Phillips 66 2008.
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the Chateau
City Women’s Bowling Association
Virginia Nordhagen
Helen Miller
Anita Dellno
Kay" Sunder
P. Goodmundson
S. Smith
Florenne Stoudt
Mary Seaton
Bonnie ‘Miller
Betty Swenson
Dellno Reeney
Teton
Little is Named East Grid Alternate in Shrine Game
Jy Little from Chateau High School was named an alternate lineman for the East squad in the East-West Shrine Benefit game in Great Falls. He will not compete unless a varsity player withdraws. Little, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Little, starred for Chateau after transferring from Kalispell last fall.
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Gon Little
Chote Chateau High
Sheshda
Aeall
Great Falls
Little
Noeble
An Ac
Frank Little
Chateau
Kalispell
Unclear Text About Persons and Places
Fragmentary note mentions a sister relation and places like Great Falls but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable names to summarize a definite news item.
Lions Show Is Successful Says Schiller At Club
Ed Schiller reported at the Lions Club meeting that the Chateau show drew about $500 in proceeds. Proceeds will aid the Lions fund to support the Attrellen system debt. May 14 is charter day. Karl Nutter will speak. Rainbow Girls raised over $80 for the Great Falls Rehabilitation Center.
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Lions
Schiller
Ed Schiller
Lionas 1
Attrellen
P Miller
Leo Murphy
John Bower
Montana State College
Bower
Choteau Lions
Karl Nutter
District 370
Choteau
Rainbow Girls
Great Falls
Mrs. M. Pearson Dies in Fairfield at 85
Mrs. Mary Pearson of Fairfield died at Teton Memorial Hospital on Monday after a long illness. Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fairfield, with Rev. Augusta Bochart presiding. Burial followed in Sunset Hills Cemetery. She was the widow of Nels L. Pearson, a Fairfield rancher who died in 1955. Born July 23, 1877, in Dover Wisconsin, she moved to Bynum in 1918 and to Fairfield in 1932.
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St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Augusta Bochart
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Pearson
Nels L. Pearson
Dover
Wis
Bynum
Construction Begins On Lee's Addition At Chateau's
Construction started this week on a 12,000 dollar addition to Lee's Grocery on Chateau's South Side. Owner Lee Stott said the 40 by 60 foot expansion will add a meat market and more grocery space, located directly south of the current store, with completion set for June 1.
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Lee’s Grocery
Chateau’s
South Side
Lee Stott
High School Speech Arts Club Presents Three One Act Plays
The Public is invited to attend an evening by the High School Speech Arts Club featuring three one act plays and assorted entertainment on Thursday April 18 at 7 30 pm.
Mr and Mrs Ken Weist Move to Ledger for Ranch Work
Mr and Mrs Ken Weist relocated to Ledger on a Wednesday and plan to take ranch employment there. The move places them in a rural employment setting with forthcoming duties on a local ranch.
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Ken Weist
Ledger
Thinclads to Compete in Great Falls Track Meet
Choteau high school track team heads to Great Falls for the Public Invitational on April 18 under Coach Chuck Peck. The squad will race in five meets this spring, leading to district contests at Chateau for divisional action. Gary Dunckel tied for third at the Montana State College meet in Bozeman.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Chuck Peck
Choteau A Lions
IL Senne
Missoula
Peck
Montana State College
Bozeman
Gary Dunckel
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Arvid Sunder
Sunder
Choteau Boy Scouts
Dorothy Reiner
Bert Reiner
Conrad
Ronald Pierre
David Shannon
Navy
Ronald
National ‘Aeronautics and ‘Space’ Administration
Janet Woode
Talmage
Aerospace Science Power
Air Force
L. C. Burns
Youngtimers
Duane Reisch
Chamber of Commerce
Reisch
Ron Hinman Club
ASC
ASCS
Ass'n
Jy Little
Sad
Gocape
Mk HC
Bligc Hs
Mra
Mary Pearson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Lee
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