Notice of Registration Closing for Chateau Dutton Fairfield Votes
Public notice from G. E. Monkman County Clerk announcing closing date for electors registration for the City of Chateau, Town of Dutton, and Town of Fairfield general election on April 5 1965. Registration ends February 19 1968 at 5 pm with office hours 8 am to 5 pm daily except holidays. Citizens must meet residency and citizenship requirements to vote.
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Chateau
Dutton
Fairfield
United States
Montana
G. E
Choteau Sets Referendum Election On Ordinances 152 153
The mayor proclaims an April 5 1965 referendum election in Choteau between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Ordinances 152 and 153 after verifying petition signatures equaling five percent of the electors. City Clerk J Mc Sulgrove and Mayor D P Fabrick announce the dates with official seals and publication dates February 4 11 18 25.
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City of Choteau
Choteau
City of
A. D
Fabrick
Pendroy Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary
Friends and relatives joined Mr. and Mrs. Dick Rose for a pot luck supper Saturday night in Pendroy to mark their 25th wedding anniversary. Cards followed as hostesses listed include Mrs. J V Swanson and others.
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Dick Rose
J. V. Swanson
Bill Lusty
Bob Snodgrass
Clifton. Swanson
Paul Rose
Don Rice
Reidar Neckstad
Arnold Hanson
Fred Banka
Conrad
John Arnold
Chateau
Charles
Clarence Styren
Augusta
Quet
Scott Swanson
Lloyd Stott
Bynum
Mel Gomke
Chris Gomke
Kremlin
Bud Holsapple
Havre
Lynne
Frosty Holsapple
Mel
Judy
Jim. Gibson
Lewistown
Howard Barlow
Ter
John Toren
Walter
Bob Brownell
Clifton Swanson
Calgary
J. W. Swanson
Homer Rowland
Bob Bernier
Mike Campbell
Great Falls
Wag Halverson
Fanny
Charles Field
Charles Field Jr
Walier
Charlain
University of Puget Sound At
Tacoma
Bozeman
Leonard’ Ober
Farmington
Harry King
Dorothy
Homer Bowd
Carl Gulbrandsen
Alta Gutshall
Pete Brown
David
Emerson Earles
Bill
Richard Eckstein
John Tschantre
Paul Rice
Johnny Perputin
Nina Berland
Forest Lee
Elizabeth Dea
Cascade
Steve
Clif Pourroy
Polson
Saddle Club
Claude R. Johns
Dutton
Anna Hughes
Elinor Humble
Nellie Kochman
Ira Ritenour
Roy Johns
Eunice of Simms
Woman’s Missionary Society
Marjorie Swanson
Fred Crowe
Don Peters
Bill Moser
L. B. Mickey
Blanche Edwards
Peggy Burgess
Pianist chooses surrender over concert life in faith decision
In a tale recounted by Harold Hawkins in The Flame a young concert pianist battles a desire to stay in the stage world versus obeying God’s will to become a missionary. A pastor urges crossing out Not so and keeping Lord, leading to the singer’s tearful but joyful pledge to follow divine command. Other notes include community visits and local gatherings in Chateau area.
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Harold Hawkins
China
Peter
Jesus Christ
Christ
J. H. Taylor
Willes Emmet
Chateau Baptist Mission
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RCA
Seigler
Ford
Coteau Floral and Greenhouse
Jack Rogers
Louis Clough
Louie Depner
Dodge
Chevrolet
Taylor Motor CO
Chrysler - Dodge
Robert S. Pourroy
Olsen Agency
Monttic
Ze Lane
Glen Wiseman Jr
Tfc
Birney’s Hatchery
Kalispell
Sherburne Addition
E. M. Jensen
Cowgill
George Luck
Warren Malcott
Chateau Acantha
Shell
3Rd Ave
Oliver 99
Graham Hoeme
Ferguson Mower
Lester George
Harry Stott
Mont
Melvin Woldstad
Hazel Scott
Tfp
Lawrence Perry
Connie Hirsch
Dean
Doan
Chris Johnson
Bella Vista
Anderson Apartments
Tfe
Frontier
McDonald Block
John van Bolcum
Augusta, Mont
Ilegal
J. Mc
Sulgrove City
HONDA
Parkett Modern Locksmithing
Honda Cycles
Chotéau Acantha
Abbott Implement Co
Teton-Plumbing
Malcott
Teton
Bridgestone
Andy
Pendroy
Irene Neckstad
Corr
Acts
R.E.A
al Hansmann
Mary Porter
Porter
Teton County
Vigen’s
Saddle Shop
Moose Hall
Acantha
Buch’s
Bond
Lee’s Grocery
Choteau, Mont
Herefords
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Colorado
The
Missoula
H. B. Sager
John Ray
Dodge Boys
P.S
Chrysler Corporation
Chrysler Motors Corporation
Taylor Motor Company
Main Street
Choteau, Montana
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