Economic Prospects Moderately Optimistic In Ninth District
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis notes stronger crop outlook for 1962 with above last year’s acreage and near record total production due to generous rainfall. Nonfarm employment and personal income rise while district banks report solid loan demand and improving deposits, signaling liquidity despite some retail weakness.
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Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Federal Reserve Bank
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits Patients
Hospital listing names patients admitted at Teton Memorial. Individuals include Karen Dunckel, Choteau. Mrs. George Waldner and infant son, Pendrey. Clarence C. Juelfs, Dutton. Mrs. Barry Oakley and infant daughter, Fairfield. Clarente Allum, Choteau. Arlee Johnson, Choteau. Victor Dupuis, Augusta. Mrs. Annie Luinstra, Choteau. Shirley Siegle, Fairfield. Mrs. Mary Brown, Fairfield. Mrs. Lambert Toren, Choteau. Rachel Hofer, Pendroy. George Hofer, Pendroy. Thomas Griffith, Cypress, California. Timothy J. Kelly, Choteau. Births:
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Karen Dunckel
Choteau
George Waldner
Pendrey
Clarence C. Juelfs
Dutton
Barry Oakley
Fairfield
Clarente Allum
Arlee Johnson
Victor Dupuis
Augusta
Annie Luinstra
Shirley
Siegle
Mary Brown
Lambert Toren
Rachel Hofer
Pendroy
George, Hofer
Pation
Randy Carrier
Lewis Aldrich
Vince Prater
Power
William Forrest
Clarence O. Jueifs
Clarence Allum
Arleex Hnson
Victor
Woman Receives Second at State Fair Fine Arts Exhibit
Mrs. Ann Corbett of Chateau earned second place for a painting titled two shepherd puppies at the Great Falls State Fair fine arts exhibit. She placed second in spectator voting and studies under Jesse Gleason. Several Chateau artists also displayed works at the fair.
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Ann Corbett
Chateau
Great Falls
Card of Thanks for Benjamin F. McDonald
The family of Benjamin F. McDonald expresses gratitude for sympathy shown during bereavement. Thanks are given for cards and flowers from the Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge and other tributes. Signed by Mrs. William Baker and family Bertha Gordon and children Mr. and Mrs. Ben McDonald and children.
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Benjamin F. McDonald
Chateau Odd Fellows Lodge
William Baker
Bertha Gordon
Mrs
Ben McDonald
Builders Debate Board Measurements In Odd Spec
A fragment discusses lumber sizes with odd percentages and inches. It notes 2 by 4s not measuring as claimed and mentions 15 percent by 35 inches and 1 inch boards with unclear thickness.
Local Notes From Choteau And Surrounds
Dell Rowley visits his parents in Choteau as he prepares for a military transfer from Alaska to Virginia. A. C. Robinsons attend a Deer Lodge Order of Railroad Telegraphers picnic. Virginia McAuley returns home to visit family after working in Boston for Northwest Airlines. Dean Swenson and John Swanson Jr. enter Waterton Lakes golf tournament. Jack Schenk and Susan visit the Guy Millers in Chateau. Frank Little and family plan to move to Chateau. he was a traveling athletic goods salesman and ex coach in Dutton Glendive Livingston and Kalispell. John Little, a high school senior, joins his family. Harvey Thronson visits to play golf and finishes second. Jim Hamiltons return from Seattle after attending the Fair and visiting relatives.
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Dell Rowley
Smoot Rowley
Choteau
Dell
Alaska
Virginia
A. C. Robinson
Deer
Lodge For the
Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Virginia McAuley
Chateau
Arthur McAuley
Boston
Mass
Dean Swenson
John Swanson Jr
Waterton Lakes
Jack Schenk
Susan
Nessa
Ore
Guy Millers
Frank Little
Kalispell
Little
Dutton High School
Thronson
Jim Hamilton
Seattle
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Harvey Thronson
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