For Rent Notices in Choteau Area
Multiple rental ads list 3 room modern house near schools and churches by Joe Knudtzon. rug shampoo equipment rental with low rates. furnished apartments with elderly preference at McDonald Block or 466 2256. 3 room furnished apartment available near Choteau Bar and Steak House.
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Hanusa
Big Sky
Anderson Apartments
School
Bella Vista
Tfee
P.O. Box
Conrad
Mont
Tfe
Mary Baker
Choteau
Lincoln Apartments
J. A. Swanson Agency
Joe Knudtzon
McDonald
Local Livestock Market Report and Missing Wheelbarrow Notice
Local livestock market reports available at Olsen Agency Building. Daily and weekly updates by Doug Crary. A wheelbarrow was taken from Edna Faltermeyer’s garage in Choteau and should be returned. no questions will be asked.
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Olsen Agency
Doug Crary
Edna Faltermeyer
Choteau
Lost Nine Commandments Discs Reward Offered
KET reports seven of nine coin like silver discs found with numbers one to seven located. discs nine and ten missing. Reward offered for return. Contact Patricia Hamilton at 466-2164 or P O Box 273 Chateau Montana. Also listed is a lost green bicycle with banana seat owned by Perry Lindgren six years old. Return to Perry’s home or Acantha office.
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Patricia Hamilton
P.O
Chateau
Mont
Perry Lindgren
Perry
Acantha
Worden tops Chateau 63 59 in tight class B showdown
Worden led by Ameline 20 and Lehnerz 18 as Worden ousted Chateau 63 59. Jacobs fouled out late for Chateau while Krumheuer and Oblander each had 16 for Worden. The game featured a fluctuating lead with tight defense and late free throw by Florian Sherman sealing the win.
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Worden
Chateau
Huntley Project
Bulldogs
Ameline
Lehnert
Jacobs
Gordon Krumheuer
Red Devils
Florian Sherman
Lehnerz
Choteau
Yeager
Krumheuer
Oblander
Gerry Yeager
Dan Jacobs
Ray Smith Sree
Cliff Sabo
Highway Dept Seeks Amber Reflectors On Private Approaches
The Montana Highway Department asks residents near highways to stop using red reflectors on property approaches. Maintenance Engineer Thomas H. Ratchford says crews will explain that amber is the proper color. The color change is part of a state wide signing program with support from highway personnel on placement and site specs.
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Montana Highway Department
Thomas H. Ratchford
Ratchford
Helena
CARE Food Crusade seeks aid for world hunger relief
CARE appeals for 6.5 million dollars to deliver 6.5 million food packages to 40 million people in 32 countries including India and South Vietnam. Donations support farm foods, local costs, and host government support, mailed to CARE Food Crusade, 509 17th St, Denver, Colorado.
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United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization
U.S
CARE
India
South Vietnam
Latin America
Africa
Care Food Crusade
17Th St
Denver
Colo
Agriculture Dept Releases Yearbook on Food Protection
The 1966 Yearbook of Agriculture titled Protecting Our Food highlights protecting food from pests diseases and spoilage. Sen Lee Metcalf notes the guide covers the journey from field to kitchen and outlines insects plant and animal diseases and contamination threats. Copies are available to Montana residents via Metcalf or through the Superintendent of Documents after allotments run short.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lee Metcalf
Yearbook of Agriculture
Metcalf
Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
For Sale Ledger Sets and Typing Adder Ribbons
Classified note offers bookkeeping ledgers typing ledgers and adder ribbons. Seller states they have in stock or can obtain items upon request. No prices provided. Item details limited due to partial text. Suitable for small office archival supplies needs.
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Pbookkeeping
October Arrests for Game Violations Hit Peak
Arrests for game violations reached a record high in October. Orville Lewis announced most violations involved untagged or improperly tagged game. He noted heavier fines for spotlighters and two individuals paid 350 dollars each for hunting big game with a spotlight.
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Orville Lewis
Glasgow
Applications Rise For Naturalization During Report Period
District Director R G Hoffeller of the Immigration and Naturalization Service notes the annual alien address report boosts naturalization applications. About 30 percent more applications arrive in January through March than in other months. Forms will be available at post offices and IN S offices during January.
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R. G. Hoffeller
Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
4Hoffeller
oFrms
Hoffeller
Former Governor Aronson Gifts to Back Montana Development
Former Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson and his wife gave a generous gift to the Montana Chamber of Commerce to ensure the continuation of the statewide community development program. Officials said the gift funds will support citizen participation and a living memorial named in Aronson’s honor. The couple, long-time residents near Flathead Lake, voiced gratitude for American opportunities and pledged to attend future awards events.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Bigfork
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana Chamber
Ken Larsen
Montana Chamber Board of Directors
Aronson
Montana
Gannon
Ulrich
Larsen
Aronsons
Sweden
America
Flathead Lake
Washington, D. C
Rika
Northern Pacific
Columbus
Voice of America
Saturday Evening Post
Elsa Strom
Post
Gallstad
Rose McClure
Glacier County
Medicare Extends Help With Skilled Nursing Benefits
Medicare will cover extended care costs for some seniors starting January 1. About 24 million elderly may receive hospital care under Medicare this year. beneficiaries hospitalized at least three days may qualify for skilled nursing home care for up to 100 days with most costs covered. Eligibility requires a 14 day post hospital admission within an approved facility.
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Ray Pedersen
Social Security
Great Falls
Pedersen
Medicare
Social Security Office
Donald K. Waldron
Court House
Chateau
Card of Thanks from Teton County Rest Home
The staff of the Teton County Rest Home expresses sincere thanks to churches, veteran and fraternal groups, youth groups, and clubs for gifts to residents during the year. Gratitude is extended for newspapers, magazines, Christmas trees by Boy Scouts and 4-H, and kindness from Mr and Mrs Carl Gulbrandsen. A Happy New Year is wished by Manager Mrs Valera Dittus.
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Teton County Rest Home
Boy Scouts
Carl Gulbrandsen
Valera Dittus
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Teton Pharmacy
Choteau Feed & Seed
Choteau Drug, Inc
Bill Lusty
Angus Bull
George den Boer
Dupuyer
Tfc
General Electric
Andy’s Appliance & Tire Co
Tfe Citizens Band
GMC
Kimmel Brothers
GMC & Texaco
Seigler
Ford
Henry van Setten
Dave Barrett
Moose Hall
Carl Blomberg
Agnes Hortick
Billings
Emerson
McCulloch
P. O
Early Bird
Massey Ferguson
Abbott Implement
Abbott
HONDA
Taylor Motor Co
Bud’s Truck Center
Chevrolet
Dodge
Augusta, Mont
Columbia
Kenneth Sheldon
Rte 1
Fairfield
Ket
Highway Department
Agriculture Dept
Yearbook On Food Protection
Nerie
Fish and Game Department
Frank Dunkle
Dunkle
Fish and Garle
Hungry Horse
Art Whitney
Montana Fish and Game Department
West Slope
Whitney
Bia
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