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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1970
Page
5
A wide range of social visits and family gatherings fill a Chateau news page. Local residents share travels to the west coast and Idaho, while relatives visit from Great Falls and Kalispell. The piece also notes anniversaries, university ties, and upcoming local events and services.
The U S Interior Department authorizes limited whistler swan hunting in Teton county on permits. State officials have not yet decided permit allocation. Hunters expect a first come first served system. locations Helena or Freezeout are possibilities. The trumpeter swan’s return from Red Rock Lakes refuge influenced the plan.
Gerald Stokes of Pendroy earned the title distinguished performance student from Montana State University Civil Engineering and Mechanics for a 3.5 GPA or higher in the 1969 70 academic year. A letter from Glen L. Martin encouraged graduate study. Stokes is a Choteau High School graduate.
Pair of boys glasses with brown frame lost in Choteau. Contact 466-2426 for return. Reward not offered. 18-1tc
The 1969 Tax Reform Act allows a deduction of up to half of long term capital losses from ordinary income, capped at $1,000. For part time business, file an estimated tax declaration or increase withholding. Theft losses above $100 may be deductible if theft is proven, with records on discovery date, basis, FMV, ownership, and insurance received.
Opening of the ringnecked pheasant season is set for noon Saturday October 24. Other regulations will be announced by the fish and game commission at a later date.
Friends and relatives are invited to a bridal show in her honor at 8 pm on Tuesday September 1 at Chateau United Methodist Church.
Montana expects senior citizens to play a major role in the 1971 White House Conference on Aging called by President Nixon. The Montana Commission on Aging will coordinate the state’s participation with county committees and delegations to attend the Governor’s Conference on Aging in Missoula September 17 and 18.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe C Robinson and their sons Dale and Darrell of Independence Missouri spent a few days with his parents Mr and Mrs A C Robinson before departing Tuesday. Sp Jeffrey G Curtis son of Mr and Mrs Grant W Curtis is on leave from Germany and will stay at Chateau until mid September before returning to Germany. Floyd Joromo visited the Flying U Ranch Sunday. Mr and Mrs Al G Thomas of Big Rock Illinois and Mrs Jack Patton of Billings were visitors at the Flying U Ranch Wednesday.
Early Fairfield Beach settler Leo Otto Kietzman died Aug 19 at Teton Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held at Zion Lutheran Church Power. Born Nov 11 1884 in Mogilno Poland he immigrated with his parents to the U S in 1886 settling in Alexandria Minnesota. He married in Miltona in 1906 and moved to a Power area farm in 1909. Survived by widow Matilda son Warner and nieces and nephews in Montana Minnesota and Canada. Burial Sun Set Hills Fairfield. Banks Funeral Home in charge memorials to The Lutheran Hour.
Rebekah Lodge No. 31 will resume meetings on Wednesday September 2 at 8 p.m. at the LO.0.F. hall. Vice Grand Mrs. Wes Cherry directs the obligation ceremony and Lodge Deputy Mrs. Wilbur Yeager makes her official visit.
The U S D A reports winter wheat 75 percent harvested with 95 percent cut in the southeast, while northwestern Montana lags at 55 percent. Spring wheat sits at 30 percent, southeastern corner at 65 percent, and northwest at 20 percent. Barley harvest is 35 percent complete as hot weather trends loom with a cool front expected midweek.
A letter from Jesse L. Gleason thanks friends for the Aug 15 birthday party and the planning committees, noting appreciation for cards, flowers, and gifts and praising the value of friendship.
Mrs. Charles Boussard announces that regular art lessons start for young students at her home on Sept 14. Sessions run Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. Adult classes on Wednesdays by arrangement. Call 466 2086.
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