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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
6
Montana farmers produced 179 million bushels of wheat barley oats and rye in 1971 valued at 191 million dollars, up from 168 million bushels and 172 million dollars in 1970. Wheat led with 112 million bushels valued at 137 million, while oats dropped 53 percent from 1970 to 8.4 million bushels.
R W Gronberg of Chateau has been reappointed to the Presidents Council of the Montana Chamber of Commerce by Lyle Leeds of Havre. Council members are chosen for outstanding business and community contributions and act as contact points for their regions.
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will sponsor a trap shoot on Sunday December 19 starting at 1 pm at the trap grounds 11% miles east of Choteau.
Cy o Mr and Mrs Dale Stokes left after visiting with their daughter and son in law in Bynum. Bynum Ben and Dana Sams display ceramic and fabric sculptures at Hockaday Gallery Kalispell through December. George Seufert and Jim returned from weeks visiting relatives in Colorado Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota. G I Tangen hosted by Leonard Ober family for Judy birthday. Willis Vigen and Julia Monkman attended Irene Talifson funeral at Our Lady of Lourdes Great Falls. Roger Toren family joined Garret Toren for Sunday supper. Fred Schafer Beatrice Nebraska visiting Adolph Arensmeyer family for Adolphs funeral. Chateau Rainbow Girls will sing at Teton Nursing Home December 20. Put away wrapping after gifts opened. emphasize fire safety.
Mrs. Janet Armstrong of Fairfield has been chosen as chair and campaign director for the Teton County Chapter of the National Foundation March of Dimes. She will oversee year round health education and patient aid, and lead the annual January campaign in Teton County as part of the national organization's efforts to fund research education and patient support.
Mountain Bell paid the first half of its 1971 ad valorem tax to Teton County on Nov 30 with a 13522 dollar check. W C Bermingham said Montana taxes are paid in two installments with May 1 1972 due for the second payment.
The National Wildlife Federation offers a $500 reward for information leading to conviction of anyone shooting a bald eagle anywhere in the United States. Claims must be written to the federation within six months of conviction. only $500 paid per case, not per bird.
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation officials from Teton County met in Lewistown on Tuesday to review REAP and wheat and feed grain programs for 1972 73. Participants included Glen Yeager Art Habel Harold Gaarder and Arlyne McCollum with Yeager noting progress on USDA actions to boost agricultural income.
Army Recruiting Sergeant Steve Gratzer will visit Chateau on Thursday December 23 from 2 to 3 p.m. at the Post Office to interview applicants for the United States Army. He will discuss military obligation and career opportunities and appointments may be made by calling his Great Falls office at 453-8461.
Montana Supreme Court rules inspectors may seize and kill cattle bearing two brands when ownership is not shown, paying the owner value. The unanimous decision clarifies law enforcement against rustling and upheld the state’s branding practices as proof of ownership. Local officials estimate annual losses from rustling near $300,000.
A wedding shower for Gwen Sorenson is set for Tuesday December 28 at 8 p.m. in the Lutheran Parish Education building. Hostesses include Mrs Claude Johns Mrs Leo Pierre Mrs Leonard Sheble Mrs Curtiss Wilson Mrs Bert Meadows Mrs Kaare Larsen Mrs Leif Larsen and Mrs John Carlson. Miss Sorenson will wed Jim Larson on January 15.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Caskey invite friends to the wedding of their daughter Kaye to Charles S Johnson at the United Methodist Church on December 30 at 7 p m The notice captures a formal church ceremony with the couple and families extending their invitation.
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