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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1955

Page

4

Vets Lead Five-Team Choteau Softball Season

Five clubs played June 1 to August 20 at the Choteau ball diamond with weekly doubleheaders. The Conrad Vets won the first half, tied Schroeder-Dellwo in the second, and Schroeder-Dellwo beat Shell in the championship. An August 14 all star double-header featured Vet-SD edging both Antler-Shell and VFW-Schrroeder-Dellno. organizers praised support from the school board and Gus Kade.

Choteau Vets Schroeder- Dellwo Shell Petty Gulf A .Ustling Conrad Vets Cut Bank Havre Chateau Acantha Antler-Shell V. F W Schroeder-Dellno Vet-Sd Gus Kade

Fairfield man A D Anderson dies of heart ailment

Andrew D Scotty Anderson 179 Fairfield died Friday morning at Teton Memorial hospital from a heart ailment after nine years of illness. Born July 18 1876 in Stow Scotland he homesteaded near Dupuyer after moving to Fairfield in 1942. Survived by widow Mary Loeffler and children Andrew J Palo Alto John William Choteau Robert L Great Falls daughter Mrs Margaret Olson Fairfield, 14 grandchildren and two great grand children. Funeral at Fairfield Congregational church Monday at 2 p.m.

Andrew D Scotty) Anderson Fairfield Teton Memorial Hospital Stow Scotland Chateau Dupuyer Anderson Mary Loeffler Great Falls Andrew J Palo Alto Calif John William Choteau Robert L Margaret Olson IOOF Fairfield Congregational Church

Three Chateau Boys Attend Montana Boys State

Three local juniors James Lohse Leif Larsen and Wes Higgins left for Dillon to join the ninth annual Montana Boys State. Sponsored by the American Legion posts in Chateau and the Lions Club, the nine day program at Western Montana College of Education covers citizen responsibilities government operation and athletics. About 2 500 Montana juniors have attended since 1947 with two attendees advancing to Boys Nation this fall.

James Lohse Leif Larsen Wes Higgins Chateau Dillon Montana American Legion Department of Montana Larsen and Higgins C. James Smith American Legion Post Lohse Chateau Lions Club Treasure State Ted Hazebaker Diln Dillion Western Montana College of Education

Officials address the boys on government operation

Mr and Mrs James Lohse Sr drove the three local boys to Dillon last Saturday as officials addressed the government operation matter.

James Lohse Dillon

Steve Strong Named As District Manager

Steve Strong promoted to district manager overseeing Great Falls area. He moves from Butte location duties after previously managing Chateau Safeway and stores in Missoula and Butte. Ross Jamieson shifts from Great Falls to Butte district manager role.

Steve Strong Ross Jamieson Great Falls Butte Safeway Stores, Inc Number 246 Strong Chateau Safeway Missoula

Good Protein Content In Winter Wheat

Winter wheat harvesting is nearly finished in the eastern third with central districts active and western areas just starting. Spring wheat has 58 percent harvested statewide, up from 27, while barley and oats show about 55 and 59 percent completed respectively. In McCone County farmers cut flax early to avoid hopper damage as eastern farms finish spring and fall grains and hoppers move into flax and corn fields.

Montana McCone

City Lagoon Extends Sewer Facilities

City Lagoon faces sewer issues as an addition falls outside city limits, denying city jurisdiction. Septic effluent was surfacing. a joint solution was urged by Breysse and other parties to address disposal problems.

Cowgill Breysse

City Sewer Seen Cheaper Than Individual Septics

An engineer said a city sewer is more economical than individual septic systems even where septic tanks exist. Per capita maintenance costs favor the sewer, and its presence raises real estate values and provides unmeasured aesthetic benefits.

McFarren Resigns Sees Park as Tool Against Juvenile Crime

McFarren argues crime mitigation should reduce juvenile issues in Choteau. He notes praise from Judge Hattersley and Mrs. Withee for low juvenile problems, cites park improvements as beneficial for local youths and visitors, and outlines his police service shift changes and the transition to city cars with radio.

Choteau R. M. Hattersley Clara Withee Ninth Judicial District McFarren Morris Black

Wisconsin Rapids Couple Moves Toward Choteau

In 1946 a Wisconsin Rapids family moved to Choteau after their two daughters graduated from Choteau schools and married, Officer McFarren said he hopes to return to police work on the Choteau force someday, though it may not be possible.

Wisconsin Rapids Wis McFarren

Local social notes from Pendroy area clan and visitors

Pendroy Vi Field reports Mrs Harry Swanson and Chateau visitors. Mrs Max Hoeschen returns from Seattle. Mr and Mrs John Swanson Sr visit grandson Scotty. Johnnie Swanson Jr hosts sewing session on Glacier Park trips. Advice on washing machine wringers ends with injury and hospital stay. Duane Mason and Maxine Davidson of Conrad visit Vern Englands on Saturday.

Harry Swanson Chateau Kenneth Riley Max Hoeschen Seattle John Swanson Sr Scotty Johnnie Swanson, Jr Glacier Conrad Hospital Charles Duane Mason Maxine Davidson Conrad Vern Englands

Notice of probate of will in district court Montana

In the Ninth Judicial District Teton County Montana the estate of Ralph Clayton deceased. The court has set September 16 1955 at 10 00 AM in the courtroom of the court house in Teton County for proving the will and hearing Lyle Standishs application for Letters Testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Published August 25 September 1 8 1955.

Ninth Judicial District State OF Montana County OF Teton Ralph Clayton Lyle Standish Geo. J. Gunther Helen J. Vance K. M. Bridenstine Larson Chateau

Fairfield Family Trip to Yellowstone Ends in Rain

Mr and Mrs Jerry McDonell and their son Robert with Ruby Neiffer of Fairfield spent several days in Yellowstone Park. Mrs McDonell said they enjoyed the trip despite daily rain during their absence.

Jerry McDonell Robert Ruby Neiffer Fairfield Yellowstone Park

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Fairfield Independents Lariat Schroeder-Dellwo A. D. Anderson Boy’s State Boys Nation Teton Pharmacy Choteau Drug Parkway Cafe Pendroy Leo Chevrolet Fisher Nationcl Association For America Roam Tee Bt Gourtesy Chevrolet Companie Au To Gener Oy Gale MAIN Choteau, Mont Yakima Valley Fall Hit Paraders
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