Post Office Chooses Jaumotte Bid for New Choteau Building
U S Post Office Dept announces Jaumotte bid accepted for a new Choteau post office to be built adjacent to the Acantha building on Jaumotte property. Construction to begin when weather allows under 100 year lease terms. Details on structure and move date not disclosed.
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Choteau
A. L. Jaumotte
U . S. Post Office Department
Seattle
Choteau Acantha
Jaumotté
Acartha
Post Office Department
Jaumotte
C. G. Monkman
Chateau
Acantha
Communities Pick New ASC Committeemen in Teton County
L. E. Fitzgerald announces results of Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service elections. Listings show chairmen and members for 14 community committees including Diamond Valley Pendrey Agawam Collins Beck Farmington Bynum Role Power Dutton Fairfield Chateau Greenfield and newly elected chairmen who will also serve as delegates to the ASC convention in Chateau on December 14. Election by mail ended November 30 with 786 ballots cast and total cost around half of estimated eligible voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
L. E. Fitzgerald
Diamond Valley
Howard Bolland
Henry Rosholt
Frank Loch
William R. Briggs
Nils Rosok
Pendrey
Wagner Halvorson
Donald Rice
Charles Johns
Robert Snodgrass
J. P. Wellenstein
Agawam
Arnold Hanson
Howard Truchot
Henry “Smith
Arthur Weist
Harry Agee
Collins
Paul Alzheimer
Carl Eklund
Michael Horak
Raymond Keller
John O’ke
Lester Giese
Henry Menghini
R. O. Andrews
Vincent Prater
John D. Thompson
Dutton
James Philipps
Theodore Goodmundson
Everett Munroe
Adam F. Dahlman
Robert Bramwell
Fairfield
John C. Crabtree
Harry Freeman
Stewart Schwartz
James Krause
Kenneth Kloppel
Chateau
Russell Larson
Grant Curtis
Don Corbett
Don Passmore
Willard Paulus
Greenfield
Chester Ostberg
Raymond Pike
Bert
Vervick
Wagner ‘Boe
Robert Young
ASC
ASCS
Fitzgerald
City Council Debates Fire District Contract and Ordinance Change
Choteau City Council discussed a city county contract on the outer Cho teau fire district and directed City Attorney Led Murphy to draft a new agreement. Herb Owens of Chateau Bar urged amendment to allow live music in bars and said towns nearby are revising ordinances. The meeting granted a permit for a $12,000 Montana Power building improvement and supported the Chamber of Commerce request to place Christmas trees on sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bud Taylor
Murphy
Herb Owens
Chateau Bar
Owens
Shelby
Conrad
Montana Power Building
Chamber of Commerce
Federal aid to Montana schools from wheat programs
Montana school lands will receive about $328,000 this year from federal wheat and feed grain payments. Douglas G. Smith of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service cited $272,722 in wheat certificates, plus $9,600 for diverted acreage, $20,408 for corn and barley diversions, and $25,395 in price support on these grains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Douglas G. Smith
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Bozeman
Smith
Driver license examiner to visit Chateau courthouse
Montana Highway Patrol license examiner will be in Chateau at the courthouse Monday December 14 and Tuesday December 16 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants should contact the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm.
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Mmontana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Carol Miller Named Senior Good Citizen at Choteau High
Carol Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Miller Choteau was named Senior Good Citizen by the Black Eagle chapter DAR She will join peers from Great Falls Highwood Belt Fort Benton Simms Cascade Fairfield Dutton and Conrad at a Saturday luncheon at the DeMolay Memorial in Great Falls
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Carol Miller
Guy Miller
Choteau
Choteau High School
Black Eagle Chapter
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Great Falls
Highwood
Belt
Fort Benton
Simms
Cascade
Fairfield
Dutton
Conrad
DeMolay
Andrew Jensen Dies in Choteau at 55
Andrew Jensen died December 2 in Choteau age 55. Survived by his mother Mrs. Henry Jensen and brothers Jens and Henry Jensen, all of Choteau, plus a number of other relatives.
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Andrew Jensen
Choteau
Henry
Rose) Jensen
Jens
Mr and Mrs Gus Depner Headed for Mesa Arizona
Mr and Mrs Gus Depner left last Wednesday to spend the winter in Mesa Arizona. The note mentions plans for a seasonal stay in the sunny southwest city.
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Gus Depner
Mesa, Ariz
Lindsey Emphasizes Tree Cutting Practices in Teton Areas
Teton district ranger Gil Lindsey warns of closed zones for Christmas tree cutting and urges visitors to cut only in open areas such as North Park above the steel bridge. He notes many have violated boundaries and recommends thinning emphasis, keeping cuts visible away from roads and not cutting trees over four inches at stump height. Chains should be carried in vehicles due to icy conditions under new snow.
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Vergil Lindsey
Teton District
North Fork
The
Teton
National Forest
Jones 'Creek
Lindsey
Teton River
Waldron
Ap Aait
Chateau” Forest “Sérvice
Santa to Visit Choteau With Free Movie and Candy
Santa Claus arrives Saturday at 3 30 p m aboard the city fire truck in front of the Roxy Theatre for a free 22 p m matinee with packaged candy for youths. He then visits businesses and shut in residents, with calls arranged via Gale Isakson. The Roxy plans two Walt Disney features and Friday night free family movie next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Chateau
Roxy Theatre
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Santa
Gale Isakson
Disneyland
Kathy-o
Ily
Robinson to join FLB in Havre office
Great Falls Montana L R Robinson announces resignation as manager of the PCA FLBA office in Great Falls effective January 1 to take an administrative post with the Havre FLBA. Clair A Willits Jr to succeed him as Great Falls manager, after serving as assistant manager since 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Robinson
FLB
Havre
Great Falls
LeRoy F. Robinson
Production ,Credit Association and Federal “Land ‘Bank Association of
FLBA
Dutton Cards Down Power and Augusta Fives
The Dutton Cardinals won two District 12 C games over the weekend beating Power 67 61 in overtime and Augusta 75 49. Prinzing led Power with 22, Teenyes 17, Rendicker 15. Dutton also topped Centerville 52 31. Barry Fleshman led Dutton with 19 points, Scott 18, Olson 13. Augusta led by Krone 15.
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Dutton Cardinals
Dutton
Power
Augusta
Pirates
Centerville
Bucs
Prinzing
Teenyes
Rendicker
Barry Fleshman
Scott
Kenn’Olson
Brad Fleshman
Elks
Olson
Laisner
J. Johnson
B. Fleshman
van Heel
Krone
Ingersoll
Men's Eighth Annual Invitational Handicap Bowling Tourney
The annual event will begin Saturday at Aie’s Lanes and continue for two weekends. Bowlers may register until the start of play. The men’s event, a handicap tournament, invites entrants to compete in the two week run starting this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aié
Sh Pa Tae
Christianity in Politics Ties Faith to Civic Duty at Chester Breakfast
Irvin Hutchison urged Christians to engage in politics and keep faith as the nation’s foundation at the second annual Mayor's Prayer Breakfast in Chester. He warned against staying out of politics as it would undermine the country’s labor for greatness. Local officials and clergy attended, with Stan Rathman as master of ceremonies and multiple Bible readings and invocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Hutchison
Chateau Monday
Hutchison
Liberty County Times
Chester
D. P. Fabrick
United States
Nels Hemstad
Jerry Breen
Fred Barribal
Leonard Sheble
Bill McCauley
Martin Shannon
C. O. Juelfs
Homer Rowland
Roy Goodell
Stan Rathman
Chester Abbott
Elmer Erickson
D. H. Moulton
Max Hansen
Teton County Junior Miss Selected December 29
The 1964 Teton County Junior Miss contest will be December 29 at the Choteau High School auditorium at 8 p.m. Eligible are high school seniors from Choteau Dutton Fairfield and Power. The county winner goes to the Montana Junior Miss Pageant in Kalispell. Verne Marr chairs the event. Jaycees seek a statement from last year’s Junior Miss Kathy Boussard. Pageant applications will be available at Chateau High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau High School
Choteau
Dutton
Fairfield
Power
Chateau Jaycees
Jayceens
Strumental
School of Drama
University of Washington
Jaycees
Chateau High
Murr
Teton County Retail Sales Slump Report
Teton County saw an 18 percent drop in retail sales between 1958 and 1963. Food stores posted 14 million dollars in sales, down two percent, with eating establishments at 492000 and service stations at 440000. Statewide retail sales rose 12 percent to 965.7 million. Census reports will cover state and county figures across wholesale, manufacturing, and mineral industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
L. Ss
Meee Sens Tetrade
Choteau Freshmen and B Team Roast Weekend Opponents
Choteau High School freshmen posted a 4 win stretch last week with a 53-50 win over Brady. Dan Jacobs led the freshmen with 23 points while Doug Sabo added 13. The B team beat Chinook 40-28 and Hogeland 31-17 in round robin play, with Jacobs scoring 12 in each win. Saturday the Bullpups defeated Big Sandy 42-31 as Cliff Sabo and Jacobs led scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Wee
Choteau
Brady
Big Dan Jacobs
Jacobs
Chateau
Doug Sabo
L. Coghill
R. Gollehon
D Gollehon
Chinook
Hogeland
Sugarbeeter
Cliff Sabo
Sato
Clift
Sabo
JJ Ray
Sandy
Chiveau
Greg Curtis
Ray Bill
Dix
Deer Tee
S . Ay WE
Fabrick Heads MSC Advisory Council in New Term
D P Fabrick and Gordon McOmber led the Montana State College Advisory Council meeting in Bozeman as Fabrick was re elected chairman. The council of 49 members discussed wartime effects on MSC finances and facilities. Enrollment at MSC was 9177 projected for 1974 with rapid growth since 1941.
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D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
Montana State, College “Advisory ‘Council
Bozeman
Fabrick
E Council
MSC
Montana
McOmber
Teton
Montana State College
Choteau High Honors Honor Roll Students
Eleven seniors lead Choteau High School second six weeks honor roll with 36 named on the top academic list. Seniors Carol Miller and Karen Miller tie at 7.8 averages. other seniors include Beverly Faurote Ralph Paulus David Shannon Grant Gormley Judy Cook Coy Davidson Helena Hensley Terry Rentmeister and John Rose.
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Choteau High School
Carol Miller
Karen Miller
Beverly Faurote
Ralph Paulus
David Shannon
Grant Gormley
Judy Cook
Coy Davidson
Helena Hensley
Terry Rentmeister
John Rose
Christmas Party At Moose Lodge Planned For Members Families
A Moose Lodge Christmas party for members and their children is set for Monday December 14 at the Moose Hall. A potluck dinner begins at 6 30 p.m. Adults should bring a dollar gift to exchange and a gift for each child in the family. Santa Claus will visit. Maubers are asked to come.
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Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Santa Claus
Allread Receives 10 Year Forgery Term In Tetons Case
District court in Teton county saw judge R D McPhillips sentence several defendants. Robert Dean Allread of Wall SD got 10 years for forgery tied to a $10 check at the Antler Bar, with three prior felonies. Others from Chateau and Great Falls received suspended or deferred terms for robbery and burglary with restitution ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
R. D. McPhillips
Robert Dean Allread
Wall
S. D
Allread
Antler
Deer Lodge
J. C. Penney Co
Alfred Powers
Charles McFarlane
Kenneth Nesbit
Powers
McFarlane
Nesbit
Chateau
Dennis Burger
Melvin Burger
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
Gerald Ouellette
John L. Martin
Harry Wood
Simms Woman Dies In Chateau Hospital
Mrs. Guy Winston, 75, of Simms, Montana, died Tuesday in Teton Memorial Hospital. She lived in Belt, Great Falls, and Simms over 70 years and was a member of the Simms Methodist Church. Survivors include son Harold of Seattle and daughter Elvira Hendrikson of Burbank, California. Funeral details were pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy
Ethel) Winston
Simms
Teton Memorial Hospital
Montana
Belt
Great Falls
Simms Methodist Church
Harold
Seattle
Elvira Hendrikson
Burbank
Calif
FU Meeting Slated Saturday Morning
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold a quarterly meeting at Pendroy Community Hall Saturday December 12 at 10 a.m. A noon dinner will be served by the Pendroy Vocal. Reports from the convention and plans for the annual school will be considered. A Glacier National Park film will be shown in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Pendroy
Glacier National Park
Chalmers Welcome Daughter Sherri Lennne in Superior
Mr and Mrs Keith Chalmers announce the birth of a daughter named Sherri Lennne born November 18 in Missoula. The newborn weighs seven pounds and joins a brother Tracy Lee. The family recently moved from Missoula to Superior.
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Keith Chalmers
Missoula
Sherri Lennne
Tracy Lee
Chalmers
Superior
Choteau Bulldogs Run Conference Schedule Weekend
The Choteau Bulldogs hit the floor Friday at Sunburst and Saturday at 8:15 p.m. hosting Valier, attempting to rebound from a season opening loss. Coach Chuck Peck backs a optimistic outlook as Sunburst shows a small roster while Valier tests the Bulldogs. Dale McLaughlin nets 36 points across the two games to spark the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enight
Choteaus
Tom Peck
Hingham
John Rose
Don
Bank Wolves
Peck
Sunburst
Wolves
Shelby
Valier
Panthers
Chester
Great Falls
Buffs
Dale
Shep
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US Post Office Dept
Tom McCartney
Chamber
Choteau Area
Robinson
Pcaflba
Fay Rathbone
Havre Flba
Helena
Navy
Lewis Clark
Broadwater
Tetias County
Pritzing
Burgmaier
Ries Handicap
Kad
Bill ‘Lusty
Roy
Sand
Ike’ Denison
MSC Council
Choteau High
Karen Peck
Karen Buchanan
Carol Alzheimer
Chris Field
Susan Anderson
Myrna Pierre
Gwen Sorenson
Diane Depner
Jolene Ramaker
Diana Sunder
Hope Hensley
Jan Voorhees
Susan Inbody
Virginia’ Baker
Karen/Murphy
Clift:Sabo
Patsy
Hoyt
Vickie Sue Cook
Glenna Elliott
Sally Sulgrove
Randy Diener
R. D. Allread
Chateau Hospital
Choteau’ Bulldogs
Walier
aThe
Bulldogs
Athé
Bulldog
Torgee ‘Browning
Big Sandy
Browning
Oe Bae
Chuck
Gbout
Hard
Robby Christiaens
Tom ‘Dellwo
Squeaker
Gormley
Dellno
Dale McLaughlin
Re ‘McLaughlin
Sugar‘beeters
McLaughlin
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