1960 Census Completion Report for Teton County
Mrs. Iona Zgoda confirms Teton County census work by eight enumerators is finished and books sent to Great Falls district office. Final counts will be released after review. some residents may still be missed. Pondera County completion will take a few more days.
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Teton County
Iona Zgoda
Teton
Pondera
Great Falls
Zgoda
Census Bureau
Edward C. Wren
Washington
Pondora
Heavy Snow Closes Schools Amid Montana Storm
Unusually heavy snowfall blankets most of Montana causing several area schools to close temporarily. Chateau faced a brief power outage as moisture-laden snow crippled unpaved roads and hindered travel. Snow depth peaked at 14 inches Sunday, then eased to 12 inches by Tuesday amid fluctuating temperatures from 57 to 21 degrees.
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Montana
Chateau
Grade School Band and Chorus Concert Friday
Chateau Grade Schools present an all grade concert Friday at 7 30 PM in the high school auditorium. The program features the beginners band followed by a choral group directed by Mrs Betty Clifford the eighth grade girls chorus and the intermediate band. Music instructor Frank Diener says the annual concert promises entertaining performances by young musicians.
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Chateau
Betty Clifford
Frank Diener
Piano Recital At Trinity Lutheran Next Sunday
Patricia Smith music teacher presents a student piano recital at 2 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church. Refreshments follow. Students include Dianne and Shirley Gronberg Karen George Patty and Jimmy Jarosimek Leora and Earlene Colley Romae Sargent Robin Anderson Susan Anderson Phyllis Depner Linda Pedersen Diane McClue Judy Yeager Raeari David Depner Myrna Pierre and Lynn Margie Bremer. The event is open to the public.
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Patricia Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church
Dianne
Shirley Gronberg
Karen George
Patty
Jimmy Jarosimek
Leora
Earlene Colley
Romae Sargent
Robin Anderson
Susan Anderson
Phyllis Depner
Linda Pedersen
Diane McClue
Judy Yeager
Raeari David Depner
Myrna’ Pierre
Lynn
Margie Breme
Women's City Bowling Banquet Set for May 3
The Women’s City Bowling ban quet will be held on Tuesday May 3 at 6 30 p m at the Lions Club hall Tickets are available at the A & K Lanes.
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Lions Club Hall
Helena honors Ruby Miller educator and state school superintendent
Funeral services for Ruby A. Miller, 68, longtime superintendent of the state vocational school for girls in Helena, were held in the school chapel with cremation following. Miller, born October 29, 1891 in Millersburg Minnesota, had a notable career in education, including posts in Choteau and Augusta areas, and was listed in the 1960 Who's Who of American Women. Her survivors include sisters Maude Hanson and Sarah Offrell, brother Jack Miller, and several nieces and nephews.
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Ruby A. Miller
State Vocational School For Girls
Helena
Miss Miller
Choteau
Augusta
Chateau
Millersburg
Minn
Minnesota
School of Fine Arts
Minneapolis
Montana State University
University of Washington
Maude Hanson
Tacoma
Wash
Sarah Offrell
St. Paul
Jack Miller
Oscar Hanson
Richard Camp
Miller Hanson
North Dakota
Judy Davison Named Supreme Recorder to Rainbow Assembly
Judy Davison is appointed Supreme Recorder of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls. She will serve at the 18th biennial Supreme Assembly in Miami Beach, July 9 to 14, with headquarters at the Fontainebleau Hotel. Accompanying her are Miss Margaret Finlay and Mrs. Bernice Moore, plus Judy's parents and grandparents. A four day Nassau trip completes the session.
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Judy Davison
Supreme Assembly of the International Order of the Rainbow For Girls
Supreme Assembly
Miami Beach
Fla
Fontainebleau Hotel
Margaret Finlay
Chinook
Bernice Moore
Montana
Herb Moore
Missoula
Judy
Arnold Hanusa
C. A. Sehleucher
St. Petersburg
Nassau
Nancy Thompson
Augusta
Gerry Monkman
Chateau
Frank Thompson
Thompson
Miss Thompson
Billings
Monkman
Jack Tuomi
Fred Jackson
John Meyers
John Kimble
Bob Hollar
Scott Seaton
Chet Abbott
DeMolay Dad
Candidates For Election Listed In County Filing
A list of candidates who filed with the county clerk for the state primary election June 7. Filing closed today. State representative incumbents include Francis Maurer Republican Ronald Otness Democrat and Gordon McOmber Democrat. Justices of the peace Sterling DePrata James Sulgrove and William Irwin are unopposed. County commissioner Martin Shannon Democrat. Clerk Helen Vance Republican incumbent Elmer Erickson Democrat. County attorney Robert Wohla Republican.
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Francis Maurer
Ronald Otness
Gordon McOmber
Justice of the Peace
Sterling DePrata
James Sulgrove
William Irwin
Martin Shannon
Helen Vance
Elmer Erickson
Robert Woodahl
Local Students Attend 1960 High School Week at MSC Bozeman
Chateau High School send six students to Montana State College for the 1960 High School Week in Bozeman. About 800 high school delegates from roughly 135 schools will participate. The program features curricula groups, testing, open houses, MSC faculty appointments, and over $2,000 in scholarships from the testing program.
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Chateau
Montana State College
Bozeman
MSC
Julie Jaumotte
Beatrice Barton
Janet Standish
Robert Kelly
Gerry Monkman
Andy Anderson
Montana Science Talent Search Organization
Choteau High Spring Concert Set Tuesday Evening
Choteau High School's band and chorus announce a spring concert to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Featured will be soloists and ensembles from the recent Choteau music festival including Jim Crane baritone solo Julie Jaumotte tympani solo and various instrumental groups. Frank Diener urged residents to attend to see local students progress.
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Choteau High School
Choteau
Jim Crane
Julie Jaumotte
Frank Diener
Sayonara Theme Of Junior Prom At Fairfield High
Fairfield High students choose Sayonara as prom theme with a Japanese garden decor. Larry Ballantyne and Shirley Tordale named junior king and queen, with Bill Phillips and Maureen Hatcher as senior attendants. Dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Grand march at 10 p.m. in the high school gym.
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Fairfield
Meeting Rescheduled for Teton County Young Democrats
The Teton County Young Democrats Club will hold its regular meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse. No meeting occurred Monday evening April 25 due to inclement weather.
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Teton County
Young Democrats Club
Pioneer Bar Changes Hands in Local Sale
Pioneer Bar owners Pioneer Bar Lord Gotch and Marion Jacobs purchased the establishment from Joe and Sadie Fallon who ran it for 15 years. The sale includes a lot and a building used as a barbershop by George Jackson.
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Gotch
Marion Jacobs
Joe
Sadie Fallon
Fallon
George Jackson
Rainbow Installation At Masonic Temple
Rainbow Installation officers to be held Monday night at 9 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. Chateau Rainbow Girls invite members and the public to attend the ceremony and support the group.
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Chateau Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Moon Services Held Thursday for Herbert F. Moon
Funeral services for Herbert F. Moon 45 of Valier were held at St. Francis Catholic Church in Valier with Father Demerath presiding. Interment followed at Lakeview Cemetery. Moon died of a heart attack at his home north of Valier Sunday and is survived by his widow and twelve children, plus his parents and three brothers.
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Herbert F. Moon
Valier
St. Francis Catholic
Demerath
Lakeview
Wyse
Conrad
Moon
New Munich
Minn
Pendrey
Dupuyer
Alphonsine Bisnett
Local Bowlers Shine in Missoula Bowing Tourney
Stinchfield's Bar of the Chateau sits second in the commercial division of the 44th Northwest International Bowling Congress event at Treasure State Bowling Center Missoula. The tournament started last weekend and runs three more weeks. Barney Toenyes leads with a 673 all events and a 265 single game, while Louis Asmus tops all events with 1,777 pins across team doubles and singles.
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Stinchfield
Chateau
Treasure State Bowling Center
Missouli
Barney Toenyes
Stinchfield’s
Louis Asmus
Odd Fellows Party Set for Saturday at Hall
An Odd Fellows anniversary party will be held Saturday at the Odd Fellows Hall. Banquet times appear 6:30 with a program and dancing to follow. Rebekah No. 31 of Chateau will hold its Friendship Night in the same hall and district lodges are invited. Léona Maskey and Lois Mae Clough direct the entertainment.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Ha Ie Rebekah
Chateau
Odd‘ Fellows Hall
Léona
Askey
Lois
Mae Clough
Bowling League to Hold Annual Meeting at Legion Hall
The Sunday night mixed bowling league will hold its annual meeting at the Legion Hall this Saturday at 7:30 p m. Members and contenders are urged to attend for league business and upcoming schedule planning.
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Bowling League
the Legion
Former CHS Coach Takes Australia Job
Cecil Jim Deming former Chateau Cha teau basketball coach resigns from Carroll College Helena to become A and W Root Beer representative in Australia. He will live in Sydney with his family starting June after two years at Carroll plus coaching stints at Anaconda Central and Belt High Schools and Chateau.
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Cecil
Jim” Deming
Chateau
Carroll College
Helena
A & W Root Beer
Australia
Deming
Sydney
Washington
Syhbols
Havy
Montana School
Chamber Plans Second Course In Politics
Nineteen Chateau residents complete the nine week Action Course in Practical Politics sponsor Chamber of Commerce reports strong attendance. The non partisan program explains why parties form and how to engage in politics. A second nine week course may start in two or three weeks. Contact Enoch Stroh Tom Hammond or Bob Crocker for details.
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Chateau
Chamber of Commerce
America
Enoch Stroh
Tom Hammond
Bob Crocker
Judge nomination filing for Cut Bank attorney Murrills
Lloyd Murrills, Cut Bank attorney and former Glacier County prosecutor, has mailed his petition for the Ninth Judicial District judgeship. The district includes Teton Glacier Toole Pondera counties. He is 33 and a graduate of the University of Minnesota and Montana State University law school.
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Cut Bank
Lloyd Murrills
Helena
Teton
Glacier
Toolec
Pondera
Murrills
Minnesota
Montana State University Law School
Memorial services honor Auxiliary members at Legion
The Chateau American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular business meeting on Monday. Memorial services for departed members will be conducted during the gathering and a local award will be presented.
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Chateau
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Haiberg Begins Psychoanalytic Training Abroad
Dr. Gordon Haiberg will leave May 27 for New York City to enter psychoanalytic work for six months. Afterward he starts a five year psychiatry board preparation in California. He has practiced general medicine locally for four years and will keep office hours until May 27. His wife will join him in California in January. Efforts are underway to find another general practitioner to take over his practice.
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Gordon Haiberg
New York City
California
Haiberg
Thill Opens Bob's Rexall Pharmacy in Fort Benton
Robert Thill announces the April 25 opening of Bob's Rexall Pharmacy in the former Snack Bar building Fort Benton. He has a Wyoming and Idaho education in pharmacy, served four years in the Pacific during World War II, and spent seven years as vice president and director of Richter Drugs with Havre and Choteau stores. His wife and two daughters relocate from Choteau to Fort Benton.
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Fort Benton
Robert Thill
Chateau
Bob’s Rexall Pharmacy
Thill
Glasgow
Pacific
Western Montana College
Dillon
Idaho State College
Pocatello
Richter Drugs, Inc
Havre
Choteau
Track Meet Depends on Weather at Chateau Acantha
Weather may postpone the annual Chateau Acantha track meet set for Saturday at the high school field. If held, events would start at 10 am with last year’s winner Fairfield and Chateau's prior third place among four teams. Snow hampered practice and recent schedules. conditions remain poor.
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Chateau Acantha
Chuck Peck
Peck
Fairfield
Chateau
Simms
Browning
Snow Cancels Film at Chateau Baptists Hall
A snowstorm postponed the Moody Institute science film Time and Eternity planned for Sunday evening at the Masonic Hall. The film, directed by Dr. Irwin Moon, explains time space and the fourth dimension. Rev. Ernest Schwenke invites the public to attend the 7:30 p.m. service and film this week.
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Chateau Baptists
Masonic Hall
Moody Institute of Science
Irwin Moon
Ernest Schwenke
Helena Woman Undergoes Major Surgery at St Peters
Mrs. Jack Hiriman of Helena underwent major surgery Monday at St Peters Hospital in Helena, detailing a significant medical procedure and location.
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Jack Hiriman
Helena
St. Peters Hospital
Pine Needle Scale Identified by Forest Service
The U S Forest Service Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station identifies the Pine Needle Scale as the pest attacking conifers in Chateau yards, mainly Engelmann Spruce. It overwinters as purplish eggs under the white scale, crawlers appear late May, and mature scales are white with a brown head. control options include dormant oil sprays, lime sulfur, or malathion timing before or after crawler emergence, with possible two season treatments for stubborn infestations.
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Chateau
U.S. Forest Service
Intermountain Forest and Range Experiment Station
The
Forest Service
Augusta Man Killed in Car Crash North of Wolf Creek
Michael Jerome Sangray 21 of Augusta died after the car he rode in left Montana 287 near Dearborn River bridge and struck an embankment. He was thrown and pinned under the vehicle for 30 minutes until ranch workers freed him. He worked for Montana Elevator Co. Survivors include his parents two sisters six brothers. Funeral at Augusta Catholic Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery. Rosary was recited.
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Michael Jerome Sangray
Augusta
Montana
Wolf Creek
Dearborn River
Sangray
Helena
Montana Elevator Company
Brady
Burnea
Hamilton
Rosella
Jack
Calgary
Alberta
Thomas
Robert
Great Falls
Richard
Andrew
Ronald
Augusta Catholic Church
Thomas Gannon
Augusta Cemetery
Montana Announces Tentative Seasons for Antelope Moose Sheep and Goats
Final seasons for antelope moose mountain sheep and mountain goats in 1960 Montana hunting will be adopted by the fish and game commission with quotas still tentative. Maps and regulations will appear soon for license area choices with maps available mid June at licensed dealers and other sources. Applications for special licenses must be postmarked by July 31 to the Helena office. Open areas include heavy antelope districts in southeastern Montana and several western zones with varied dates and closing periods. Hunters should file second and third choices in eastern Montana to improve odds of securing a permit.
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Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Helena
South Rosebud
North Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruby Miller
Supreme Recorder
Rainbow Assembly
Joy’ Davibon
DeMolay
Roger
Gloria
Yvone
Kenneth
Ricky
Cecilia
Ramona
Ronnie
Kathy
Rodney
Bernadette
Brenda Louise
H. J. Moon
Pendray
Bert
Hungry Horse
Irvin
Harold
Odd Fellows Party
CHS
Chamber
Ft. Benton
Snow
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