Choteau area folks share news and arrivals around town
Community notes list births in Great Falls and Choteau area families. Dr. and Mrs. Robert Lee welcomed Justin Bob on Saturday weighing 8 pounds 9 ounces. Chad William born August 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Art Anderson of Missoula. Several relatives visit or move, including Schweitzers moving to Kodiak Alaska and Beachems en route to Army station in Kansas. Civic Social Club meets Aug 10. Sapphira Temple No.79 hosts potluck Aug 15 at Sutherland's in Augusta.
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Art Weist
Bob Brownell
Flathead Area
John Toren
Lakeside
Pendray
Maggie Blakeslee
Bozeman
Robert Lee
Justin Bob
Art Anderson
Missoula
Chad William
John W. Anderson
Choteau
Ken Williams
Butte
Beith Miller
Marysville
Calif
Evandene Fillmore
Redwood City
Loretta Bivens
Sun River
Great Falls
Willie E. Schweitzer
Amy
Albany, Ga
Hingham
Schweitzers
Kodiak
Alaska
Navy
Cherie
Bruce Beattie
Ward
Lexington
Jack O'Neil
Frank Stearns
Newark
Ohio
Chad Croxford
Gary Croxford
Tom Stott
Bynum
Croxford
Alice Stott
Harry Stott
Bud Mitchell
Watersford
Pete Howard
Weists
Mitchells
Helena
Ronald Nipp
Spokane
Wash
Earl Hollar
Lee Pepton
Greenfield
Mass
Chateau
Clara Baker
Kalispell
Eddie Howard
Pepion
Anne
Paul Beachem
Smoot Rowley
Beachems
Kansas
Army
Beachem
Doris Rowley
Sarah Kropp
Jack Sangray
Sangray
Teton Memorial
Allen Peters
Jason Clay
Jason
LDS Church
Charles Shelton
Julia Monkman
Agnes Hemmingway
Bill Black
Farmington
Maine
Bill
Leon W. Phillips
Bremerton
Clint Stillman
Ray Bjork
Jeff Phillips
Fairfield
Sapphira Temple No
Sutherland's
Augusta
Augusta Nile Club No. 14
Wagner Halversons invite Diane to wed Herb Bingham
Mr and Mrs Wagner Halverson extend invites to friends and relatives for the wedding and reception of their daughter Diane to Herb Bingham. The ceremony takes place Sunday August 8 at 2 PM at United Methodist Church in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagner Halverson
Diane
Herb Bingham
United Methodist
Several More Candidates File For Constitutional Convention
Democratic candidate Rod Hanson of Fairfield, longtime Rural Electric Cooperative official, seeks nomination for Montana’s Constitutional Convention. He chairs Montana Associated Utilities Legislative Committee and helped pass territorial integrity legislation. Also filing: Norbert Majerus of the Valier area as Republican, Charles Jacobson of Conrad as Republican, with others including Rolf Svare, Charles Doheny, Dutton, and Faires Prater, Cut Bank, among recent filings.
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Rod Hanson
Fairfield
Sun River Electric Cooperative
Montana
Hanson
Montana Associated Utilities
MAU
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Montana School Boards Association
Highwood
Highwood High School
Montana State University
Eunice Bailey
Fort Shaw
Norbert Majerus
Ier
Cor
Area 15
Ponder. Teton, Toole
Glacier
Valier
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Bank Association of
Conrad
The
Land Bank of
Spokane
National Advisory Board
Washington, D.C
Charles Jacobson
Jacobson
Rolf E. Svare
Shelby
Charles Doheny
Dutton, and Faires
Prater
Cut Bank
Midshipman Marc E. Lee Begins Pensacola Aviation Indoctrination
Penacola report notes Marc E. Lee son of Mr and Mrs Robert O Lee Fairfield begins summer aviation indoctrination at Naval Air Station Pensacola familiarizing with Navy aviation and making flights in the T-34 T-28 and TH57 training aircraft Lee is a second classman at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis and a 1967 Fairfield High School graduate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Marc E. Lee
Robert O. Lee
Fairfield
Naval Air Station
Navy
Lee
U. S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Fairfield High School
Farm Loans Open for Grain Storage Bin Construction
Rex Manuel of the Teton County ASCS says government loans remain available to finance up to 85 percent of bin construction costs including foundations and equipment. Loans cover two years of storage capacity at six percent interest, repayable in four annual installments over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
Teton County
ASCS
Manuel
Antelope License Draw Set With 23000 Quotas
State fish and game officials prepare for the annual antelope permit drawing scheduled for Friday August 6. Tenative quotas total about 23000 licenses with applications running a little over 30000 near last year. Preference rules from a 1967 law favor last season licensees and electronic checks ensure compliance.
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Fish and Game and
Max Stone
Fish and Game Department
Fish and Game
Stone
Out-of-town relatives attend funeral services for Oscar Erickson
Relatives from Escondido Anchorage Tacoma Missoula Seattle and Seattle vacation at local homes. Choteau residents held an annual picnic at Finley Point Whitefish Lake with attendees from Missoula Helena Bozeman Big Fork Columbus and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Erickson
Jim Howe
Escondido
Calif
Dolores Boutilier
Anchorage
Alaska
Joe Leman
Tacoma
Wash
Betty Ruland
Richard Cook
Judy Shaefer
Missoula
Bert Neuman
Orin Leyland
Cut Bank
James Ross
Shelly
Seattle
Willis Vigen
Eldon Cook
Choteau
Choteauites
Wayne Gillette
Finley Point
Whitefish Lake
Vi Jackson
Helena
George Duvendack
Bozeman
Charles Boussard
Bud Taylor
Frank Stearns
Chateau
Hampton Bloom
Big Fork
Kent Midget
Fern Switzer
Chuck Davis
Columbus
Marge Keeton
IRS Exam Window Opens for Tax Representation Hopefuls
Helena district offers special enrollment examination for those not CPAs or attorneys to represent clients before the IRS. Applications due by August 31 with a $25 fee. exam set for September 27 and 28 in Helena. Obtain forms from local IRS office or mail to Washington DC address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Nelson L. Seeley
IRS
Washington, DC
For Sale and Rent Items in Choteau
Classified notice listing a used rotor tiller and two wheeled trailer from Mel's Standard Service, a Coleman 10 by 14 tent used once priced at $85, and a one bedroom duplex for rent in Choteau available August 10 with contact number 466-2745.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel
Coleman Tent
Japanese Trade Experts Favor Montana Wheat Exports
Japanese trade officials visiting Montana say bread and noodle demand will push up wheat shipments to Japan. Montana remains a leading wheat exporter, while MSU vets new wheat varieties Shortana and Teton for higher yields and better bread quality amid disease concerns and ongoing pest cleanups in the north central region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Japan
Naotoshi Tsuchiya
Japan Trade Center
San Francisco
Japan External Trade Organization
Helena
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana Planning and Economic Development Department
Montana State University
Cheyenne
Teton Farmers Receive Money For Set-Aside
Teton County farmers have received about 2.4 million dollars for participating in this year's set aside farm program. Rex Manuel, chair of the Teton County ASC committee, explains wheat and feed grain producers earn payments by set aside cropland to curb excess production. Final and supplemental payments depend on wheat certificate values and market prices, with no refunds expected if preliminary sums exceed totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Rex Manuel
ASC
ASCS
Manuel
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