Fairfield Man Dies From Carbon Monoxide Incident
Charles Robert Neiffer died from carbon monoxide after starting a pickup to repair a haystack at his Fairfield home. He was found under the vehicle by his wife after leaving the motor running. Surviving are his wife Ida Jo, a six month old son, his father Robert Neiffer, and two sisters, Mrs. Jerry McDonald of Choteau and other relatives.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Charles Robert Neiffer
Chuck
Miles City
Fairfield
Ida Jo
Robert Neiffer
Jerry McDonald
Choteau
Local Social News Highlights From Great Falls Area
Social visits include Mrs Kenneth Farmer and relatives in Fairfield plus the Radcliffes of Great Falls hosting Harriett Morgan. Alfred Crawshaw remains hospitalized in Great Falls with slow improvement while Gil Ingels recovers from major surgery. Holly Jo vanSon to wed David Langevin in United Church of Christ on Feb 9 at 2 30 pm.
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Kenneth Farmer
Fairfield
Tom Radcliffe
Joe Radcliffe
Great Falls
Ernie Jenkins
Harriett Morgan
James Thorn
Lowell Crawshaw
Phoenix
Ariz
Robert Crawshaw
Wichita
Kan
Alfred Crawshaw
Alfred
Gil Ingels
Fritz vanSon
Holly Jo
David Langevin
George Langevin
Vancouver
United Church of Christ
Rubber Stamps and Ink Featured at Acantha
Acantha advertises a complete line of Rubber Stamps Stamp Pads and ink promising savings on fines and work related uses.
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The
Acantha
Tfe
Falcon shines in Monte Carlo Rallye with top overall finish
In the Monaco event the Falcon placed 2nd overall among 299 entrants after 2700 miles across Alpine tests. It won four of five Alpine sections, tied for first in one, and secured first and second in the final Monte Carlo test, with class wins in Touring and Grand Touring categories.
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Falcon
America
Europe
Monte Carlo
Monaco
French
Alps
Ford
Farm bases applications open for new feed grain bases
Chairman L E Fitzgerald announced that applications are being accepted for new farm feed grain bases under the 1964 program. Eligible farms must meet ownership and livelihood tests, and applications are due by March 1 at the ASCS county office. A 1964 new farm base can qualify as an old farm for 1965 program.
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L. E. Fitzgerald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Fitzgerald
ASCS
Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Holds January Meeting and Activities
Nimble Fingers 4-H club held its fifth meeting January 23 called by President Jim Larson at Ray Weist s. Judy Larson demonstrated baking success and reported on junior leadership. Members planned hosting an IFYE student from Thailand in Chateau for February 25. Florence Weist reported on the council meeting. Lyle Weist demonstrated “Knowing your sign.” Jere Larson sponsored judging selecting wheat with Lawrence Truchot Danny Weist Debbie Davidson and Coy Davidson judging. Next meeting set for February 20 at Pat Saylors with health focus and roll call asking members to name someone they admire and why.
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Jim Larson
Ray Weists
Judy Larson
Judy
IFYE
Thialand
Chateau
Florence Weist
Lyle Weist
Jere Larson
Lawrence Truchot
Danny Weist
Debbie Davidson
Coy Davidson
Pat Saylors
Dutton Montana Sealed Bids Sought for Pickup Truck
Town Council of Dutton Montana invites sealed bids at the clerk's office until 7:30 P.M. March 2 1964 for a one half ton pickup truck with a 6 or optional 8 cylinder engine and no less than 265 cubic inches displacement. Specifications include a 4 speed synchro mesh transmission heavy duty clutch 6 ply mud snow tires rear 650x16 front 4 ply spare tire and wheel ltd tread.
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Dutton
Counci
Montana
Notice of Marshall's Sale in District of Montana
Civil Action 2419 in the United States District Court Great Falls Division lists Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company as plaintiff and Cecil Jackson Barton Norma S Barton Lauretta L Hanusa as trustee and the United States of America through Farmers Home Administration as defendants. A Marshall's sale is set for February 28, 1964 at 10:00 AM at the Front Door of the Courthouse in Chateau Teton County Montana to sell certain described property.
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United States District Court For
District OF Montana
Great Falls
Connecticut Mutual Life 'S Insurance Company
Cecil Jack
Son Barton
Cecil J. Barton
Norma S. Barton
Lauretta L. Hanusa
United States OF America
Farmers Home Administration
United State Department of Agriculture
United States Marshall
Chateau
Teton County
State of Montana
Real estate description in Teton County Montana
Public notice dated February 4 1964 outlines a property in Teton County Montana described as South Half of Northwest Quarter North Half and Southwest Quarter in Section 19 Township 21 North Range 4 West with associated rights and appurtenances. The notice is signed by George A Bukovatz United States Marshal via Deputy Edward N Darrow and published four times in February.
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Teton County
Montana
Twentyone
George A Bukovatz
United States
Edward N Darrow
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Adee Bueling
Teton Pharmacy
William Crraves Sr
Harry Lee
Washington
Arizona
Flossie
Eric Keiper
Pvt
Russell Robb
Army
New Hampshire
Fort Ord
Calif
Evelyn Ritzschke
Grace Lewis
Mark Pendleton
Evelyn
Aragon
Aragon Bowl
Galata Lumber Co
George Earnshaw
Vernon Hippe
Tesch Sales & Service
Dean
Doan
Motor Trend
Sted
Abc-Tv Network
Oslo
Paris
Myrtle G Decker
Ilegal
Augusta, Mont
Woodworth Apartments
Fred and
Evelyn Ruitzschke
3Rd St. No. Great Falls
Star Theatre
Robert Mitchum
Elsa Martinelli Hawkins
Jack Lemmon
Lee Remick
Hydrotex
John M. Johnson
Choteau, Montana
George
BOW & Arrow
Rocky Mountains
Wyoming
Alaska
British Columbia
Yukon
Teton County Sportsmen’s Assn
FEE
Choteau Pavilion
E’s Auto Parts
Choteau Feed & Seed
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