Logan Hatch Speaker At Scout Leaders Recognition Dinner
Logan Hatch Shelby businessman and newly elected chairman of the Greater Hi-Line district spoke at a Scout Leaders Recognition Dinner in Choteau. He outlined how the scouting program builds self-reliant patriotic youth and encouraged continued effort by district leaders and volunteers.
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Logan Hatch
Scout Leaders
Shelby
Choteau
Lions Club Hall
Tetondera
Teton
Pondera
Augusta
Lewis & Clark County
Leo Murphy
del Long
Greater
Hi-Line
Murphy
Bud Moulton
Moulton
Grant Curtis
Arnold Hanusa
North Central Montana Council
Hi- Line
Toole
Glacier
Hatch
Former Fairfield Officer Files for Sheriff Nomination
Albert Becker a former Fairfield marshal for eight years has filed for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Teton County. He is fifty one, a long time Montanan resident and homeowner, with 14 years in Teton County and 43 years in Montana. Becker farms past work and pledges to serve law enforcement justly and firmly if elected.
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Albert Becker
Fairfield
Teton County
Repulican
Becker
Montana
Petrolane Steelgas Names Gary Nelson New Plant Manager
Gary Nelson of Billings named plant manager for Petrolane Steelgas Co. in Choteau. He succeeds Darrel Lawrance who has resigned but will remain in Choteau. Nelson comes from Billings where he worked for the company. he will reside in Choteau with his wife and one child.
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Gary Nelson
Billings
Petrolane Steelgas Co
Choteau
Darrel Lawrance
Nelson
Choteau Chamber Plans Horseless Carriage Club Visit
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce will host the Horseless Carriage Club of America during its May 31 tour centered in Great Falls. About 30 vintage cars from 1907 to 1935 are expected, with a 75 guest accompaniment. Al Hensley chairs, aided by Jack Wright, Ed Obernolte, and Jim Jarosimek.
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Choteau
Jack Wright
Ed Obernolte
Jim Jarosimek
Chateau Chamber
Carriage Club
Jerry Breen
Chateau
al Hensley
State Highway Commission
Helena
Sportsmen’s Club To Hold Meeting Next Thursday Night
The Teton County Sportsmen’s Association will meet Thursday April 24 at 8:00 p.m. in the courthouse courtroom. All interested fishermen and hunters are urged to attend per president Lowell Meyers. The 1958 membership drive is in effect and members should bring their dollar.
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Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Lowell Meyers
Erickson Undergoes Major Surgery in Columbus
Elmer Erickson traveled to Great Falls Monday and then Tuesday underwent a major operation at Columbus hospital. Mrs. Erickson reported he is recovering nicely.
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Elmer Erickson
Great Falls
Columbus Hospital
Annual Spring Music Concert at Chateau High
The Chateau high school music department presents its annual Spring concert on Friday April 25. The program features soloists and ensembles from the District Music Festival with performances by the mixed chorus and band. Admissions are 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for students. Tickets sold by band members.
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Chateau High School
Conrad
Morley
Robin
Cain
Marvin Larson
Dartwood
Thomas
Roberta Edwards
Tommy Lad
Margetson
Beethoven
Marlene Vance
Mozart
Bratton- Wilson
Heigh Nelly
Foster- Rhea
Engvick
Wilden
Palitz
Schultz
Chateau Students Excel In National Tests
Local Chateau high school students scored high on national standardized tests with the average class in the 74 percentile and the average student in the 67 percentile. About sixty students, nearly one third of enrollment, placed in the 90th percentile or higher in at least one subject.
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Chateau High School
Ile
Ralph Bachmeier
Marion Bateman
Joann Chalmers
Kay Ferris
Julie Jaumotte
Bob Kelly
Richard Koch
Jean LaRance
Marlene Vance
Sharon Alzheimer
Betty Kay Baker
Dean Baker
Beatrice Barton
Jack Bradley
James Crane
Jan Jaumotte
Kathy Johnson
Steve Koch
Mona Kay Larsen
Jacquie Paulus
Lloyd Pedersen
Rita Ramaker
Darlene Shelmerdine
Barbara Standish
Ruth Swanson
Winifred Vail
Clarice Wright
Miie
Bill Alzheimer
Andy Anderson
Carol Armstrong
Peter Bouma
Don Baumgartner
Lynda Cummings
Judy Davison
Carol Enderson
Ray Erickson
Sue Frazier
Lynne Howard
Fern Hughes
Marcia Isaacson
Russell Joramo
Lanore Larson
Gerry Monkman
Jess Malone
Janet Moulton
Virginia McAuley
Suzanne Perkins
Stanley Perkins
Victor Perkins
Connie Poore
Eleanor Rose
Anna Gail Sabados
Judy Seaton
Betty Sheble
Ronnie Stroh
Allicia Arensmeyer
Shirley Arensmeyer
Howard Truchot
Becky Wilson
LeRoy Yeager
Shelterbelt trees arriving soon for Teton County
County agent says shelterbelt trees will be delivered to Teton County from the Forest Nursery at Missoula next week. Buyers should pick up trees on Wednesday or Thursday, April 23 or 24, by contacting the county agent offices in Fairfield or Choteau as previously listed.
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Teton County
Missoula
Fairfield
Choteau
Theme Set For Chateau High Junior Prom
Chateau High School announces the Junior Prom on Saturday April 26 at 9 00 p m in the school gymnasium with the theme Candyland. The Junior-Senior banquet will precede the event at the Methodist Church and the public is invited.
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Chateau High School
Safe Way Manager Jack Carpénter Takes Two Week Vacation
Safe Way manager Jack Carpénter is on a two week vacation spanning Phoenix Arizona and Sun Valley Idaho, according to company notice.
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Jack Carpénter
Safeway
Phoenix
Sun Valley
Breakup of Streets Bites Four Montana Counties
Four county papers report spring street repair woes as moisture and frost leave streets muddy and damaged. Columbia Falls volunteers, 95 strong, patch town streets with brooms air mix and heavy equipment. In Chateau crews report mixed success with Halvorson oil coating amid lingering frost and rain.
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Teton County
Chateau
Independent Observer
Conrad
Columbia Falls
Hungry Horse News
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Halvorson
Montana
Colorado
Donovan Seeks Ninth District Judge Seat in Montana
Patrick L. Donovan of Shelby filed for the District Judge position in the Ninth Judicial District which includes Teton Toole Pondera and Glacier counties to fill the late R M Hattersley term. Donovan a Montana native and UM Law graduate practiced in Shelby since 1936 and served in WWII.
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Patrick L. Donovan
Shelby
Ninth Judicial District
Teton
Toole
Pondora
Glacier
R. M. Hattersley
Donovan
Montana
University of Montana Law School
Louis P. Donovan
Kevin
Toole County
The
Elks, Moose
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
North Africa
France
Germany
Ninth District
William Black
Calgary Man Hurt In Mishap Near Dutton
James F Allison a 37 year old Calgary resident was hospitalized at Teton Memorial hospital after a one car crash four miles south of Dutton He reportedly missed a curve struck an embankment and went into a ditch He received first aid for a bad cut over one eye and was not seriously hurt The Highway Patrol transported him to Choteau
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James F Allison
Calgary
Teton Memorial Hospital
Dutton
Highway Patrol
Allison
Choteau
Golf Meeting Scheduled at Chateau Country Club
The annual Chateau Country Club golf meeting is set for Saturday April 19 at 8 p.m. in the clubhouse. Members will discuss by law amendments and elect officers and lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Chateau Country Club
12th Annual Invitational Rodeo in Bozeman Set
The M S C rodeo club expects 18 college teams including defending champion C S U to participate April 25 26 27 in Bozeman. Dolly Hughes of Choteau is among the entrants.
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Bozeman
JoAnn Nett
Arthur Nett
Augusta
Montana State College
Nett
MSC
M. S. C. Rodeo Club
Dolly Hughes
Jim Hughes
Choteau
M and R Motors Wins Team Event in Local Tournament
The Chateau Woman's Bowling Association city tournament at A and R Lanes crowned M and R Motors as team champions with 2894 pins. A and R Lanes, Antler Bar, Phillips 66 and the Tippers also placed in the top five. In doubles Geraldine Smith and Jackie Jarosimek won 1228 pins, with Rose Slanger and Kay Sander taking second. Singles saw Vera Schaefer first with 661, Virginia Nordhagen 647 second, and Norta Green 642 third. The association meets again on April 25 to award prizes.
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Chateau Woman's Bowling Association
M & R Motors
Antler Bar
Phillips
Tippers
Geraldine Smith
Jackie Jarosimek
Rose Slanger
Kay Sander
Virginia Luinstra
Ann Waltermire
Betty Freeman
Helen Hodgskiss
Joyce Curtis
Marge Saylor
Denis Jardine
Tena Johnson
Vera Schaefer
Virginia Nordhagen
Norta Green
Rose Truchot
Betty Swenson
Louise Schaefer
Verna Huidekoper
Anita Dellno
Association
Maynard leaves race as he takes state role
Maynard resigns candidacy for Teton county assessor after accepting assistant engineer post with Montana Fish and Game Department. Only two rivals remain C E Babe Russell and Chester O Baker. Final filing by April 18. primary June 3. Voters must register by 5 p.m. Friday.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Carroll Maynard
C E
Babe) Russell
Chester O. Baker
Teton County
Maynard
Chateau
Court House
Justice of the
Hagen couple return from month long Western trip
Mr and Mrs Pete Hagen came back last Thursday after a months stay in Portland Oregon with Mrs Hagen's sister and friends in Sacramento and Los Angeles California
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Pete Hagen
Portland
Ore
Twenty five Students Compete for Honors at State Science Fair
Twenty five pupils from Chateau Elementary earned top honors as they joined 426 competitors from seventy Montana schools at the Third Annual State Science Fair in Missoula. Chateau collected the second most awards for the third consecutive year with 8 total, led by Ray Erickson, Beatrice Barton, and Julie Jaumotte among others. Bob Kelly earned an alternates spot for a five day Navy cruise observing science and engineering applications.
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Missoula
Montana
Chateau Atomic Energy
Erickson
Barbara Standish
Sue Frazier
Jan Jaumotte
Julie Jaumotte
Hur
Beatrice Barton
Jess Malone Jr
Harold Wood
Chateau
Butte Public Schools
Miles City
Livingston
Kalispell
Helena
Bob Kelly
Pacific
Navy
Deming Named Head Coach at Carroll College
James Deming veteran coach from Anaconda Central High School has been appointed head coach at Carroll College in Helena. He will begin duties September 1 with Rev John Hunthausen aiding in football and basketball and directing track. Deming played football and basketball in Montana and holds a master of education from Montana State University.
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Helena
James Deming
Anaconda
Carroll College
Raymond G Hunthausen
Deming
Choteau
Belt
Montana State University
John Hunthausen
Carroll
Saint
Saints
Rosemary Rodda
Butte
Montana School of Mines
Tallor Drilling Co. Transports Machinery to Shelby Area
Ike W. Taylor and machinist Curly Hein from Lewistown arranged transport of the Taylor Rotary from Priest Butte to a Gulf Oil Co. site eight miles southeast of Shelby. Johnny Peterson of Chateau surveyed the location for the project.
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Ike W. Taylor
Curly” Hein
Lewistown
Chateau
Taylor
Priest Butte
Gulf Oil Co
Shelby
Taylor Drilling Co
Gulf
Johnny Peterson
Assessments Wanted Urges Taxpayers to Submit Forms
A notice from Fred Woodward Assessor asks all taxpayers who have not turned in their assessments to do so immediately. The message says delays are hindering work in the Assessor's office and gratitude is expressed for cooperation.
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Fred Woodward
Mixed Bowling League awards season trophies
The Friday night league wrapped 30 weeks on April 11 with Dutton Machinery claiming the title at 83 wins and 37 losses. Officers elected for 1958 59 include President Jack Slanger VP treasurer Betty Sulgrove and Secretary Mig Zion.
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Dutton Machinery
Jack Slanger
Betty Sulgrove
Mig Zion
Dutton Machinery Co
R. Fuhringer
B Fuhringer
Bellamy
A. Russell
Toenses
Teenyes
Zion Construction
D Shannon
A. Shannon
Bert Corey
Betty Corey
B. Zion
M. Zion
Obernolte Furniture
J Freeman
Freeman
H Hodgskiss
L. Hodgskiss
Abbott
Jacqueline Paulus Wins Scholarship to Colorado College
Jacqueline Louise Paulus daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard Paulus of Chateau received a congratulatory telegram March 31 from Western Farm Life Denver announcing a 400 scholarship to the Colorado Woman's College Denver presented through Western Farm Life. The program now in its sixteenth year pays 200 per year enrolled and CWC is a two year institution with graduates often transferring to universities with full credit.
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Jacqueline Louise Paulus
Willard Paulus
Western Farm Life
Denver
Colo
Colorado Woman's College
CWC
Choteau Bulldogs to Host Inaugural Track Meet
The Choteau Bulldogs announce a Saturday track meet this week with Power, Browning, Phillipsburg and Choteau invited. A second meet on April 26 will feature Shelby as defending champions after four straight titles.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Choteau
Power
Browning
Phillipsburg
Shelby
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Sportsmen’s Club
United States
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Robert Clark
Ken Rustad
Miss Clark
Havre
Rainbow Girls
Ninth
Gene Dabney
Dupuyer
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George H. Higgins
George FR. Higgins
Choteau High School
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Citizens State Bank of
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Shelby Area
Mixed Bowling League
Jacqueline Paulus
Colorado College