Grain Producers Seek End of Feed Grain Program in Montana
Teton County Grain Producers Association presses to remove the feed grain program. Ted Skelton claims Campana barley addition won t end efforts. petition drives in Teton County begin, with members voicing concern over federal control and crop acreage cuts. Jim Stephens of Dutton resigns, favoring moderate reforms over elimination. Meeting with Rep Battin planned in Shelby to push action.
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Teton County Grain Producers Association
Montana
Ted Skelton
Skelton Voic
Chateau
Campana
James Battin
Mansfield
Metcalf
Olsen
Battin H
House of Representatives
Teton County
Jim
Stephens
Dutton
ASC
Choteau Council Ends Routine Meeting Actions
The Choteau City Council approved bonds for Larry Shelmerdine of Choteau Plumbing and a television mast permit. Howard Koch sought to move his carpenter shop and plans to remodel and reside the building. Police Chief Maurice Black reported more accidents at First Avenue Northwest and Third Street Northwest and the council decided to place Yield Right of Way signs at the intersection. January claims were accepted and approved.
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Choteau
Larry Shelmerdine
Choteau Plumbing
Howard Koch
Koch
Maurice Black
First Avenue
Third Street
March of Dimes Envelope Drive Starts in Area
In area residents were mailed envelopes for the March of Dimes drive. The Chateau Jayceens lead the effort this year to raise funds for birth defects, arthritis, and polio care. The 1962 campaign supports 50 centers and research groups aiding polio rehabilitation and prevention. About 250,000 yearly births occur with birth defects and 11 million suffer arthritis nationwide.
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Teton County
Chateau Jayceens
Bes
March of Dimes
Ex-Choteau Guides in Alaska Highlighted by Outdoor Life
The October 1961 Outdoor Life features Bill Pinnell and Morris Talifson, former Choteau men now hunting guides and outfitters in Alaska. They guided on Kodiak Island for T. H. McGregor, who reportedly shot the fifth largest Kodiak brown bear ever killed.
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Bill Pinnell
Morris
Talifson
Honor roll names at Montana State College
The fragment notes William Alzheimer and Joann Chalmers on the honor roll at Montana State College Bozeman with A grades for the fall quarter.
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William Alzheimer
Joann Chalmers
Montana State College, Bozeman
Atone A’s
Alice Zeigler Rites Held In Montana Homestead
Funeral services for Alice May Zeigler 82 were held Monday at Banks Funeral Home with Jehovahs Witnesses rites. Born October 6, 1879 in Fairfield she married William Zeigler in 1903 and homesteaded near Power Montana after moving there in 1900. She is survived by her husband and a sister Della Prichard of Peoria Illinois. Burial was in the Choteau cemetery.
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Alice May Zeigler
Banks Funeral Home
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Orial
Zeigler
Fairfield
Killinois
Montana
Power
Della Prichard
Péoria
Deler
Paul, Wolfe
Henry Haschke
Bob Gronberg
Tony Timmerman
Coffee for Heart Day fund drive in Choteau
A Coffee for Heart Day will be held Saturday in the Montana Power building Choteau. Hours are 10 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm. Mrs Georgia Buck special events chairman says coffee and doughnuts will sell for 25 cents with proceeds to the heart fund.
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Montana Power
Choteau
Georgia Buck
Heart Fund
Buck
Montana State University honors list includes Choteau students
In Montana State University’s honor roll, 451 students earned honors. From Choteau, Dean Baker, Judith Ann Davison, and Clarice Tidyman made the roll. Dutton student Christine Cheetham and Rodney Thorne-Fairfield were noted, with Colleen Adams listed as Fairfield’s lone representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
Coin Flip to Break Tie in Choteau Game
A decisive moment in Choteau unfolds as players prepare for a coin flip to determine the breaker in a tied game situation. Officials set the stage for a quick end to the contest.
Private investors plan $350000 nursing home in Choteau
The Teton County Taxpayers Association announced a private investment proposal for a $350,000 nursing and rest home in Choteau with initial capacity 47, expandable to 84. It would offer 24 hour registered nursing care, hydrotherapy, thermotherapy, recreational therapy, library, large recreation room, patio with fountains, and an underground fallout shelter. Plans aim to avoid bond issues and higher taxes.
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The
Teton
County Taxpayers Association
Choteau
Teton County
Senator Metcalf proposes federal review of highway plans
Senator Lee Metcalf introduces legislation requiring Interior Department approval and state consultation before federal aid highway projects proceed. He cites Montana and Black Hills streams where routing and sediment from highways have damaged trout habitats. He urges Congress to address highway routing and sediment pollution this year.
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Lee Metcalf
D -Mont
Secretary of Interior
Met
Montana
Black Hills
South ‘Dakota
South Dakota
Metcalf
Walter Evelin
High Aid’ Game Department
Congress
Anid Construction
L-hope
Acting Governor Fills Line of Succession in Teton County
In Teton county the acting governor Tim Babcock leaves the state. Rice will not occupy office or duties but the line of succession places the lieutenant governor next. No provision exists for filling a vacant lieutenant governor seat. Senator Bynum has long been named as a nearby resident with a noted tenure since 1943.
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Crat
Teton County
Wagov
Tim ‘Babcock
Ate
Bynum
Superintendent to Receive State Funds for Schools in Hartiet Miller County
Hartiet Miller County will receive 110 729 dollars as the first of two payments from the state public school equalization fund. The money, about 60 percent of the county allotment, supports elementary and secondary schools as part of the aid package.
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Public Instruct
Hartiet
Miller van “County
Teton
Publicschool
Choteau Edges Shelby 61 56 in Narrow Victory
Choteau Bulldogs defeated Shelby 61 to 56 on Saturday night without center Bob Hollar. Bill Rogers and Hollar led early scoring while Fairfield slowed in the middle quarters. Rogers finished with 18 points, Hollar 16, and Ballantyne and Mills 12 each for Fairfield.
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Choteau
Shelby
Bob Hollar
Fairfield
Bill Rogers
Bob ‘Hollar
Bulldogs
Hollar
Jed
Ballantyne Sed Re
Ene Berg
Hang Ong
Ndeier Ee Agate
Rogers
Ballantyne
Mills
Hartz
Eagles
Elmer Knatf Leads Discussion At Montane Wildlife Meeting
A rough note from the Teton County Sportsmen's Association outlines a public meeting about big game management. Speakers include A Smith from Extension Wildlife and Roseman. no charge to attend. focus on habitats, habits, and final analysis of how deer and elk might fare.
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Elmer Knatf
Teton
A. Smith
Roseman
Hans
Legion Auxiliary Set Blood Drive at Methodist Church
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a Monday blood drawing from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Methodist church. Mrs. Grant Curtis, chairwoman, reported past drives have met quotas, with 549 pints donated since August 1959, 15 pints above the 1959-61 target, and urged more donors to support heart surgery and other medical needs.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Methodist Church
Grant Curtis
Chateau
Curtis
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Acantha
Toastmistresses Club
Red Cross Standard First Aid Cards Issued to 26 Members
Twenty six members received Standard First Aid cards last week as part of Red Cross and Federal Civil Defense programs. The ceremony listed recipients including Maurice Gates, Henrietta Bouma, Harold Bouma, Mrs Pete Bouma, E Dauwalder, Mrs Robert Erickson, Len Gollehon, T B Halvorson, Mrs W Hightower Jr, Pete Huidekoper, Mrs Romey McCallum, Robert W McMullen, Lowell Meyers, Helen Miller, Carl E Larson, David Purkett, Frank Slezak, Mrs Fulton Van Grant, Mrs Robert Armstrong, Mrs George Beaudean, Hilary Gollehon, Dave Buchanan, Gracen B Green, and Paul Marinch ailter. Classes continue at the courthouse this week.
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Maurice
Black
Henrietta
Dave" Buch‘anan
Gracen B. Green
Paul “Marinch ‘Ailter
Fay’ ‘Buck
Teto in Investors Club elects new 1962 officers
The Investors Club selects new officers for 1962. Rex Peterson is president Marjorie Saylor secretary Thelma Sharp treasurer. The meeting established roles among members and set goals for the year.
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Teto
Investors Club
Peterson Wads
Teton
Peterson
Mar-jorie
Saylor
Pecretary
Thelma Sharp
Scarle tt Lee party invites local social committee
A local social committee hosts Whist Party at the local bridge hall this Saturday February 10. Invitations extended to fellow members including Rebekah and others.
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Aris
Spoutationia Court
Gdge Hall
Thisaturday
Rebekah
Bracken Lee to Speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
Salt Lake City mayor and former Utah governor Bracken Lee will headline the Lincoln Day Dinner Monday night. Malcolm E Holtz of the Cascade County Republican Central Committee said Republicans from the Chateau area are invited and the Rainbow Hotel dinner costs 5 dollars per person with reservations due by Saturday.
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Lee
Salt Lake City
Utah
Malcolm’e. Holtz
Cascade County Republican Central Committee
Holtz
Chatéau
Rainbow Hotel
Revision-of-Custer writeup by Rev du Bois republished
The Sunday Montana Parade features Charles G du Bois, once a Chateau clergyman, promoting a revised edition of his work on Custer. The piece contends Custer faced an attack by his subordinate officers who tried to cover their failures. The book is titled Kick the Dead Lion.
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Charles G. du ‘Bois
Chateau
Montana
Great ‘Authors
Gisae
Custer
Teton County High Students Sponsor Valentine Tag Day
Teton County high school students will sponsor a Tag Day on Valentine's Day. They will sell balloons with cardboard hearts at Choteau High School. Proceeds go to the county heart fund. Ka Boussard serves as Tag Day chairman.
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Teton County High Schoola
Heart
Heart’ ‘Fund
Ka “Boussard
Choteau High School
Bulldogs Eye Weekend Clashes for Conference Standings
The Browning and Conrad squads visit Friday and Saturday as Choteau and Shelby chase a top three finish. A Browning win or Conrad wins could alter sixth or seventh place, with a final Big Sandy bout on Feb. 17 shaping the playoff picture.
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Cpolena
Bull‘dogs
Bulldogs
Choteau
Shelby
Coyotes
Acoin
Big
Sandy
Naglosky Daughter Event Hinted in Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR mentions a woman identified as Mrs Michael Naglosky and notes a daughter relation. The text is incomplete with unclear setting or date. Further readable context is needed to confirm full names, place, and event details.
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Battin
Alice Zeigler
Joe
William
Paul Rice
Orfi
Shelby -Downe
Dunkel
Hansen
Asay
A. A
Crates
Tery
Sis Ieee Ae
Waih
Roy Dette
Athos
Sy Rey Vt
Dahl Petras
Tong Puiaren
Ereyre
Abe Bay
Scarlett Lee A
Falls
Gop
Bracken ‘Lee
du Bois
Heavey
Michael’ ‘Naglosky
Ange Vale Flow
Ste
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