DUTTON Community Notes Share Visits and Events
Wilfred Grundmeyer of Denver visited the Frigges. Byron Baldwin’s family are in from Bonner. a Kiddies Karnival is set for April 26 at the old gym. A joint church aides meeting is planned for April 24 at the Lutheran church. Various local guests and birthday parties are noted along with band meetings and regional activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Grundmeyer
Denver
Colo
Joe Frigge
Grundmeyer
Lutheran Church
Alice Russel
Kaase Anniversary Party Featured Music and Gifts
At the 47th anniversary for Mr and Mrs Sam Kaase Richard Johnson sang My Hero Barry Fleshman and Bradley Fleshman played accordion and piano Mrs Mike Weeks gave a reading Reverend Grandal presented a silver gift Immediate family sent carnations as a bouquet Hostesses included multiple Mesdames Guests included Mrs Cusick of Great Falls visiting withher daughter Governor and Mrs Harry Loubach attended Lions club zone social dinner and dance in Fairfield Also Leland Cascaden and Floyd Johnson attended the American Legion convention in Fort Benton on Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Kaase
Richard Johnson
Hero
Barry
Bradley Fleshman
Mike Weeks
Leland Cascaden
Floyd Johnson
American Legion
Fort Benton
Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs Homer Rowland and Mrs Mary Porter visited in Chateau. Mrs Kenneth Riley spent Thursday at Conrad visiting her granddaughters. Senator Leroy Anderson spoke at a dinner with Dick Fabrick introducing him. A Sewing Club meeting and a future gathering at the Farmers Union hall were planned. Housewarming for the Halversons with neighbors and a midnight lunch followed. Spring is coming with wheat and calves, and Pendroy store gets a facelift. Several locals attended science and variety shows, including ventriloquist David Warneke and others in Brady and Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Rowland
Mary Porter
Chateau
Kenneth Riley
Conrad
Dick Eckstein
Great Falls
Leroy Anderson
Dick Fabrick
Sewing Club
Dell Ball
Farmers Union Community Hall
Charles Field
Julia Monkman
Saddle Club
Farmer’s Union
Bynum
Charles Field Jr
Jody
Charles Field, Sr
Wagner Halverson
Claude Johns
Halversons
Bill Wellenstein
Pendroy
Jess Lantz
Harold Kibbee
Cascade
Lantz
John Flanagen
T. A. Cornett
Lethbridge
Coleman
Alberta
Cornett
Alvin Cornett
Missoula
Rose Girls
Sharon Jones
Adeline Hansmann
Bill Jones
Bill Moser
Adolph Moser
Nolan Payton
Brady
al Warneke
David Warneke
Lions Club
Dutton
Scoop
Nelson
Becky
Jack Wellenstein
Swede Gebhart
Pendray
Clarence Rose
Columbia Falls
Laverne Linquist
Charles Johns
Linquist
Montana
Gerald Richard
Legion Auxiliary Holds April Meeting and Installs Officers
The Auxiliary of the American Legion met April 8 at 8 p.m. President Hilda Moulton presided. New members were welcomed and Irene Maloney was initiated. Delegates chosen for the district convention at Fort Benton on April 10 include Hilda Moulton and Marion Jacobs. Officers elected: Lois Mae Clough president, Doris Higgins first vice president, Mary Baker second vice president, Edith Peterson secretary treasurer, Ollie Dutis chaplain, Joyce Pierre sergeant at arms, Joan Pithead historian, with Marion Jacobs installing. Chateau reaches quota with 101 members and an Honduras civilization report was given before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the American Legion
Hilda Moulton
Olga Monkman
Stan
Susan Perkins
Dorothy O'Neil
Helen Rice
Mabel Rice
Irene Maloney
Auxiliary
Iona Zgoda
Joan Pithead
Lorna Huffman
Edith Southard
Joyce Robinson
Marion Jacobs
Kathy Johnson
Chateau
Marion Nett
Honduras
Lois Mac Clough
V F W Auxiliary installs new officers and honors essay winners
New officers were installed at a V F W Auxiliary meeting led by Betty Lien. Officers include Virginia Luinstra as president Joann Arensmeyer senior vice president Gertie Hughes junior vice president and others. Essay winners Judy Davison Marlene Vance and Julie Jaumotte attended. A new altar was built by Chris Swenson and the meeting adjourned to May 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Lien
Virginia Luinstra
Joann Arensmeyer
Gertie Hughes
Lillian Cox
Dorothy O'Neil
Effie McDowell
Delores Snyder
Joyce Pierre
Irene van DeRiet
Helen Dellwo
Helen Sabo
Helen Voorhees
Eleanor Forrest
Mary Rose Bingham
Nellie Blixrud
Cleo McClue
Mabel LaRance
Marva Green
Lou Miller
Judy Davison
Marlene Vance
Julie Jaumotte
Chris Swenson
Chris
Notice of Tax Deed Application for Teton County Property
Legal notice states C R Allum owner and mortgagees Hovde and Welfare Department in Choteau Montana. Property described as Lots 5 7 8 9 10 Block 12 13 Jacksons First Addition to Chateau. Delinquent taxes from 1953 1957 total 39.94 plus yearly amounts 11.24 13.72 19.45 12.97 6.17 3.70 with penalties interest and charges due. County to issue tax deed after Board order to Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Allum
Choteau
Montana
Martin Hovde
Teton County
Chateau
Board of County Commissioners
Board of
Betzes Yields More in Keen Barley Competition
The Malsters seek cheap barley due to large demand while competition remains intense for top quality grain. Betzes delivers higher yields, prompting premium pricing from buyers.
BETZES Demand Grows Among Malsters This Year
Industry players push for five million bushels of BETZES to boost yields. Suppliers promise BETZES will deliver higher performance and better results for malsters this season.
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Betzes
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Canada
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Leo Toeckes
Bob Oakland
Esther
Joe
Taylor Motor Company
Gordon Haiberg, M. D
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Super Sanital
Knuctzon Lumber Company
Choteau, Montana
Adrian van Dyke
Chevrolet
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Dutton and Vicinity
Legion Auxiliary
Movaiaia States
V.F.W. Auxiliary
County Commissioners
G. E. Monkman
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
Fern Drost Lucier
Fern Crost Lucier
Joseph A. Lucie
Acantha
Betzel
Farmers Trading Company
CUT Bank
Breen Oil Company
John Deere
Wes
F. G. Curtis & Son - Chateau
Cheetham’s - Dutton
Bao
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