Teton County Montana Commissioners Meet August 1963 Proceedings
County commissioners meet August 5 to 7 1963 with all members present. They approve June treasurer’s report, set airport budget allocations, accept Greenfield Farmers Oil bid for tires and tubes, publish a call for bids on crushed gravel, and plan budget review August 12. They require inventories of major office equipment and authorize notices for capital outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Montana
C. O. Juells
Mike Weeks
Dutton
Oscar Ekstrom
Fairfield
Harold Hinman
Eddie Howard
Glen Inbody
Jerry Breen
Jake Luinstra
Choteau
Greenfield Farmers Oil
Helena Tire Co
Helena
Greenfield Farmers Oil Co
Rowland
Shannon
Bell
Great Northern Railroad Co
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
Bill Riggs
G. E. Monkman
Gambles Store and Suppliers List and Salary Totals
A mixed ledger shows purchases and services from Gamble Stores Great Falls Office Equipment and other suppliers, plus mileage and expense reimbursements for individuals. Payments include IBM Imperial Carbon Montana Power Co. and Tribune Printing with numerous small itemized amounts and several employee salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambles Store
Great Falls Office Equipment Co
Earl Hollar
IBM Corporation
Imperial Carbon Co
International Business
Machines Corp
Interstate Printers & Publishers Inc
Frank D. Jenson
Myrtle Loss
LeRoy D. Luft
W. J. May
Robert W. McMullen
Neeseseseoee Mills Motor, Supplies
G. E. Monkman
Montana Power Co
Mishek Supply Co
National Laundry and Dry Cleaners
Mountain States Tele
Phone Co
LaVerne W. ‘Murr
Outlook
F. A. Owen Publishing
Pocatello Supply Depot
Gopher Poison
Chateau Drug Inc
Public Drug Co
Muriel S. Reiquam
Mile
Frieda R. Schroder
Betty J. Swenson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Ward
Tesch Sales & Service
Services O.u
Tilton’s Office Outfitters
Tribune Printing & Supply, Supplies
Three Rivers Telephone
Coop. Inc
E. Winship
C. QO
Juelfs
Homer Rowland
Martin Shannon
Road Fund and Bridge Fund Disbursements Summary
A fiscal ledger itemizes road fund payments to vendors and staff, listing expenses for fuel, repairs, supplies, and vacations. Notable entries include Anderson Chevrolet 42.03, Farmers Mercantile 231.41, Phillips Petroleum Co. gasoline 217.94, and a large bridge fund disbursement of 14 780.63 with payroll and insurance lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Alison
New York Life Insurance Co
Soccecchcis
Farmers Mercantile Co
Gambles Store
H & H Implement
H & O Auto Supply Co
Eescsesseee
Saeaahepietenbaoiber Eee
Sky Supply Inc
Rain & Ranch Supply
Chateau
Bob’s Ford Sales
Anderson Chevrolet
K’s Auto Parts
Chateau Feed and Seed
Ae Mfg. Co
Backpacking Guide Emerges From Freeman Meeting
A new Forest Service booklet titled Backpacking in the National Forest Wilderness stems from a 1950 meeting among Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman, Justice William O. Douglas, and Forest Service chief Edward P. Cliff, after the Rupes family shared beginners’ needs while hiking in Montana’s Bob Marshall Wilderness. The 32 page guide compiles guidance on equipment and food for novice wilderness travelers and is available at ranger stations and regional offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Forest Service
National Forest
Bob Marshall
Montana
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Jack H. Rupe
Sunlarid
Calif
Rupes
Rupe
National Forest Supervisors
Northern Region
Federal
Tailored Protection touts American Republic health policy
An ad explains that hospital costs rise monthly and urges readers to review coverage. It cites American Republic Insurance Company of Des Moines as first in claims payout among top 40 firms and promotes Tailored Protection that coordinates with existing policies. Local reps will contact residents to explain benefits and start coverage if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Republic Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
American Republic
Countywide screening promises educational color film
Fully qualified representatives pledge to show an educational color film to all county residents. The American Republic TAILORED Protection Plans will be explained and available to all who qualify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Republic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Commissioners
General Fund
Acantha
American Journal of Nursing
The
American Society of
Agronomy
Erwin Arp
Siyehven
Chester O. Baker
G. L. Banks
Norma Beaudean
Salaly
Albert Becker
Board ‘of Prisoness
Eeeeneeeernennecee
Custom Laboratories Inc
Dundas Office Supply Co
Jim Feldon
Jardine Motor Company
Regulator
John Jones
Knudtzon Lumber Co
State and Ethocisv
Vernon R. Larson
Mountain States
Cig
RRB
Hecsentesnitetid Eencassevatan
Phillips Petroleum Co
Western Construction
Fred Raihl
Seitz Machinery Co
Standard Oil Division of Texas Refinery Corp
Carl" Weissman & Sons
John O'Day
C.c
Inc
American Oil Co
Safety Sheet Glass
Brady Equipment
Bridge Fund
Cos
New York State Insurance
Brady Equipment Co
Alfred Gray
Joe Ramaker É& Son
Fataladeas
Roscoe Steela Gilvert, Co
Eeeeeet
R. H Miller
Arthur A. McAuley
M.D
Poor Fund ‘Vocational School
Teton Pharmacy
State Industrial School
State Department of Public Welfare, P.S.P
Ee S.S.P
Department of Public Welfare
O.A.A
ADC
ANB
Safeway Stores Inc
Gyocetics Uu
Rex Grocery
Promak Laboratories
Montana State Industrial
Ethel Lindgren
Ellen LaRance
Good Shepherd Home
Martha Depner
J. R. Crabtree
Cliff's Husky Service
City of Choteau
Graves
Choteau Electric .Co
Sorvices
Cine For
Teton County Rest Home
Rest Home Care
Seeveeesenseossens
Dorothea Crocker
Wovbiaolneasas
Mountain
A. E. Young
Chateau and Teton County
Bill
Argus
Protection Saa the American
Way
American Republic Hospital
S Surgical
Jie Fara
American Republic Ang. CO
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