Pros and Cons Heard At Cowgill Annexation Meeting
At an open Legion Hall meeting in Cowgill residents heard how annexation to Chateau would affect taxes with 108.72 mills now levied by the county and a 124.72 mill levy if annexed. Health officer Dr Arthur McAuley stressed need for a safe water supply while cautions about cess pools and septic tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowgill Addition
Chateau
Ted Halverson
James M. Sulgrove
Fred Woodward
Arnold Hanusa
Leo H. Murphy
Legionn“hall
Woodward
Cowgill
Arthur McAuley
Jess Gleason
First Football Session Slated For Tonight At Chateau
Chateau high school gridiron set to begin with 7:30 pm report tonight for equipment and physical exams. Coach Dom Peterson and Charles Allen announce. chalk talk Friday at 7:30 pm and first practice Saturday. major rebuilding after 10 graduates and two injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
Dom Peterson
Peterson
Charles Allen
Bulldogs
Shelby
Hill City
Dak
Great Fells
Coprad
Tere
Great Falls
Central
Fairfield
Fort Benton
Browning
Chateau
Funeral Rites Held Yesterday for Meda McLean
Funeral services and a graveside ceremony were conducted for Meda McLean, ten, at the Chateau church and One Edu cemetery. Rev Bernard Gravdall officiated. pallbearers included Dr W Bateman Tom Larson and McLean family members. She died suddenly at home Sunday evening during a dinner party. born March 1 1884 in Carleton Place Ontario, she moved to Great Falls in 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Eastern Star
Meda McLean
Chateau
Bernard Gravdall
Choteau Lions Pool Sees Record Attendance This Season
The Choteau Lions pool reports record attendance aided by new boiler and floor repairs. Costs rose to 2810 compared with 1710 last year due to upgrades. Dr H W Bateman donated 262 from his Lions picnic proceeds to support the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions’ Club
Jim Eat
Choteau Lions
Lions Club Hall
Henders
H. W. Bateman
Lions Club
Bateman Ranch
Henderson
Seates
Sewer Lagoon Vote Set for Chateau September 10
Chateau residents will vote September 10 on constructing a new sewer lagoon after the state health board condemned the current septic tank system described as inadequate and dangerous in high water. The plan proposes financing via a 10 mill city levy, subject to required voter turnout and further study as noted by Mayor Ted Halvorson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
State Board of Health
Orler
Flower Display Tea Of Woman's Club Saturday
Flower display and tea hosted by the Choteau Woman's Club scheduled for Saturday August 28 in the hall from 2 to 4 pm. Members are invited to bring flowers before 2 o'clock and a door prize will be awarded. Proceeds go to a charitable public project replacing the usual fall flower show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tea of Woman’s Club
Former Music Instructor Directs Navy Entertainment
Verne Alf, once a Chateau Hight School music instructor, serves as entertainment specialist at a Yokosuka naval base Japan. He oversees U S O shows sent from the states and plans housing and transport for the troupes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Entertainment
Verne Alf
Chateau Hight
Special Services Entertainment N.C.O
Yokosuka
Japan
Iss Aidst Bokh
Cal Southard Opens Sheet Metal Shop Formerly Granger’s
Cal Southard, former shop foreman for NAAC, announces the opening of a sheet metal shop in the Hobson’s block north of Teton Cleaners. The shop will handle heating and sheet metal work, acetylene welding, and related metal services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Southard
Granger’ S
NAAC
L. K. Saree
Hobson's
Teton
Southard
Drainage Project Aims Sept Start South of Priest Butte
Engineer Robert Solheim announces draining of the swamp south of Priest Butte will begin around Sept 1 after completing the drainage line from Priest Butte Lake to the Teton River. He notes 2800 feet of concrete pipe has been laid and a 300 foot tunnel formed. future water level control will be possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priest Butte
Priest Butte Lake
Teton River
Robert Solheim
Solheim
Great Northern Railroad
Bole
Armco Co
Minneapolis
Fairfield
Chateau
Firest Butte
Mrs Deaver Laid to Rest In Local Rites
Funeral services for Olive Emily Deaver 83 of Bynum were held Monday at Chateau Methodist Church with Rev. A Bernard Graydeal officiating. Burial followed in Chateau cemetery. Deaver born October 28 1870 in Liberty township Wisconsin married 1892 to J E Deaver. they later moved to By rum and then to Monadry before her death last Friday. Survived by eight grandchildren eleven great grandchildren and multiple distant relatives. She was a Royal Neighbor Primrose camp member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Methodist Church
Olive Emily Deaver
Bynum
Bernard Graydeal
Wes Cherry
Gordon Monkman
Jess Malone
Smoot Rowley
Ralph Stansberry
Ira Perkins
Chateau Cemetery
Relph Stansberry
Columbia Falls
Deaver
Liberty Township
Voorman County
Wisconsin
Ee J.eaver
Monteria
Indreton County
Titet
oMléa Muaver
Byrum
Ene
Ate
Lateau
Ae Ee
Elle
Deaver Ciena West Teste
Halle
Ind
Jene
Dever
Primrose Camp
Catholic Ladies Convene at Park For Annual Meeting
The Diocesean Council of Catholic Women will open its annual convention at Many Glacier Park next Sunday. Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore will preside at the meetings and Most Rev. Thomas Connelly of Seattle will speak at Monday night’s banquet. Delegates from St. Joseph’s panel of Chateau include Mrs. Joseph Tomayer and Mrs. Joseph Luclet, with many others expected to attend sessions. Father Gannon, the diocesan director for Family Life, will speak at Tuesday’s session on Christian family life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Many Glacier Park
T. J. Gannon
Joseph M. Gilmore
Thomas Connelly
Seattle
Joseph Tomayer
Josephs Luclet
St. Joseph’s
Chateau
Gannon
Dioscesan
Olsen Family Visits Milwaukee From Home City
Mr and Mrs Carl Olsen and their children traveled last Friday to Milwaukee Wisconsin to visit their son Bob Olsen and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Olsen
Milwsaukee, Wis
Bob
Wreck Cause Severe Damage Near Dupuyer
At 2 15 am Sunday a 1940 Hudson sedan rolled on the highway north of Dupuyer near Sheep Creek bridge. Driver Hugh M. Jackson 18 Browning survived as passenger George West Wolf 21 Browning suffered a fractured skull. Third occupant Earl Jackson 19 Browning sustained minor injuries and was released from Conrad hospital. The car owner Robert Mack Owens had lent the vehicle. Driver received 30 days in fall and one year license revocation. Police noted brakes needed adjustment and longer drive than intended.
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Dupuyer
Sheep Creek Bridge
Hugh M. Jackson
Browning
George West Wolf
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ee Earl Jackson
Conrad Hospital
Robert Mack Owens
Wellenstein Hill
Pendroy
Choteau Schools To Start Classes Next Wednesday
Choteau high school and elementary school will open at 9:00 am on Wednesday September 1 with daily sessions from 9 to 3 50 pm and a noon recess. Lunches will be served by Mrs Florence Schrock and Mrs Mabel Duncan. The full faculty for both schools was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Choteau
Florence Schrock
Mabel Duncan
Marketing Cards Issued For 1984 Wheat Crop In Teton County
The Teton county Agriculture Section issues 1984 marketing cards for wheat. Cards are ready at the Chateau office for pickup. Wheat may be stored at a second facility but cannot be marketed without a card or certificate. Excess wheat penalties apply until satisfied. Penalties listed at the county office in Coteau. Buyers should demand proof wheat offered is penalty free. Total cards signed in county remain one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
County SC
Coteau
Oo County
Virginia City Players Set Sept 13 in Choteau
The Virginia City Players will present Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe at Choteau High School auditorium on Monday September 13. Lions Club sponsors ticket sales and supports the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Choteau Lions Club
Uncle Tom
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Choteau High School
Audi Mon
Je (Ange Leeson -Breen
Choteau Roping Club Plans Amateur Ranch Hand Rodeo
The Choteau Roping Club will sponsor an Amateur Ranch Hand rodeo on Sunday September 5 at the American Legion arena in Choteau. Local cowboys will compete in events including two new features wild horse milking and a wild cow race plus regular riding and roping events. Prizes include silver buckles for several adult events and a belt for the boys barrel race winner with entry fees as jackpot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
American Legion
Chateau
Harold Yeager
Harold
Harry, Yeager
Dryman Murder Case Postponed to September 27
The Frank R. Dryman murder trial, initially set for August 30 at the Choteau courthouse, is rescheduled to September 27. Jurors are told not to report until 10 am on the new date. Defense attorney Jerry J. O'Connell seeks a stay from the Montana Supreme Court, which is in recess. District Judge R. M. Hattersley announced the delay yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Dryman
Choteau
Teton County
R. M. Hattersley
Jerry J. O'Connell
Montana Surpreme Court
Supreme Court
Preseré
Pee Wee Ball Club Wins Two Contests From Fairfield Nine
The Choteau Pee Wee baseball squad beat Fairfield 26 to 7 on Thursday with C. Scott hitting the longest homer and R. Gefeller earning the win. The next night they visited Great Falls to watch Electrics host Salt Lake Bees, then returned Monday to defeat Electrics 17 to 12 in the fourth game of the series. Tomayer went 3 for 3 with a three run homer in the first inning while Gefeller earned his third win of the year, with Jackson and Wigmore combining on the mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Pee Wee Ball Club
Fairfield
C. Scott
Choteau
R. Gefeller
Great Falls
Electrics
Salt Lake City Bees
Tomayer
F. Jackson
J. Wigmore
Clearman Family Hosts Esther Kridston and Sister
Mr and Mrs R A Clearman entertain their daughter Esther Kridston of Longview Washington and sister Mrs Cash Cross of Toppenish Washington this week The ladies depart for home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Clearman
Esther Kridston
Long View
Wash
Clearman
Cash
Cross
Toppenish
Car and Truck License Sales Outpace Last Year
County Treasurer Loretta J. Young reports growing license sales this year with 1,700 driver's licenses sold to date versus 1,773 in all of 1953. August figures show car plates at 2,573 this year, truck licenses at 2,037, and small trailer licenses rising to 122 with 64 total for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta J. Young
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Y Larry (Barks
Fairfield Catholic
Thomas J. Gannon
Thomas J. Fenton
Neil W Holm
Conrad
James Tackes
Power
Daniel 8. Harrington
Catholic Charities of
Diocese of
Helena
Tyre
Gadbois
Grace Duffey
Az Theater
Claire Hensley
Park
Fairfield Men’s Chuir
St. Joseph's Holy Name-Society
Vonat
Choteau Schools
Choteau Roping Club
USAG
Comteestants Muriiver
Dryman
Pee Wee Ball Club
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