Inga Dale Dies After Two Weeks Illness
Inga Kandine Dale 72 died at Teton Memorial Hospital Cho teau Friday night after a two week illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church Choteau with burial at St. Paul’s Cemetery Fairfield. Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiated. Dale born Sept 22 1889 in Climax Minnesota married Carl Andrew Dale in 1909. She survived six children and 15 grandchildren with several siblings and 3 great grandchildren.
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Inga Kandine Dale
Teton Memorial Hospital
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran
Larson
Mar Wanso
Koreau Chamber appoints 1962 committees at regular meeting
Tom Hammond presided as president of the Koreau Chamber of Commerce. Committees and chairs were listed including Easter egg hunt Esther Arps Ivid Sunder auditing Arnold Hanusa Bob Gronberg public city Bob Crocker Gilbert Richardson Marl Faurete Bob Amick freight rates Harold Hinman Grant Curtis new industries Harold Bouma Jerry Breen Leonard Sheble Rex Peterson Max Hansen new city development Jim Sulgrove Dean Swenson Dr Ed Cherry Bill Olsen Ed Howard parade committee John Davison Dr Richard Crabtree Dr C W Boussard Barney McClue Andy Jenson merchants Milton Mee Nea Wymond Duncan Joe Lucier Duane Reisch Gale Isakson secondary road Jerry Breen C O Gorder Bob Maloney Cal Southard Cliff Hansen annual dinner Leon Murphy Tom McCartney Jerry Breen Jack Wright county affairs Al Peterson Bob Zion Al Hensley housing Bill Olsen Jim Dellno Arnold Hanusa highway and road signs chairmen Al Hensley Jack Wright Ken Millette Jake Luinstra and members Vern Marr Dave Buchanan Paul Merancheck John Dunckel Les Certel Boyd Stenson Jim Smith membership Cal Southard Arvid Sunder Jack Wright Bob Crocker Dr Crabtree Walter Henneford Rex Peterson Tore Reuter Tom Hammond. new member Bryan Corbett introduced representing ranching. Chateau chamber drive to attract farmers and ranchers discussed. Plans for a new tourist brochure noted.
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Tom ‘Hammond
Koreau Chamber of Commerce
Esther Arps
Ivid Sunder
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Gronberg
Bob Crocker
Gilbert’ ‘Richardson
Marl Faurete
Bob" ‘Amick
Harold Hinman
Grant Curtis
Harold’ Bouma
Jerry Breen
Leonard Sheble
Rex
Peterson
Max Hansen
New City de
Jim Sulgrove
Dean Swenson
Ed Cherry
Bill Olsen
Ed Howard
John Davison
Richard Crabtree
C. W. Boussard
Barney McClue
Andy Jenson
Milton Mee- Nea
Wymond Duncan
Joe Lucier
Duane Reisch
Gale Isakson
C. O. Gorder
Bob Maloney
Cal Southard
Cliff Hansen
Leon Murphy
Tom McCartney
Jack Wright
al Peterson
Bob Zion
al Hensley
Jim Dellno
Ken ‘Milette
Jake Luinstra
Vern Marr
Dave Buchanan
Paul Merancheck
John Dunckel
Les Certel
Bud Taylor
Bryan Corbett
Chateau Chamber
Fabrick Receives Centennial Honorary Degree at MSU
D P Fabrick of Chateau is awarded the Centennial Honorary Degree of Alpha Zeta at Montana State College Founders Day February 15. Presented by Edward Kanemasu, Fabrick is a noted ranch operator and western conservation advocate with roles in the National Reclamation Association and Montana Reclamation Association. He has led local irrigation, soil and land planning efforts and served as mayor of Choteau and on several state agricultural and planning bodies.
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Alpha Zeta
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Ed Kanemasu
Vaughn
Montana State College
Msc
Bozeman
Montana
West
D. P. Fabrick of
United States
Edward Kanemasu
Netherlands
Fabrick
Hisimany
National Reclamation “Association
Montana Reclamation Associ ‘Ation
Missouri ‘Basin
Bonneville
Missouri
Basin Interagency
National Resources Board
Montana State
Montana State Planning
Boar Fabricck
Montana State College Advisory Council
College
License Sales in Teton County Ahead of Feb 15 Deadline
Autos licensed this week reach 2,544 in Teton County with 2,103 trucks 184 small trailers and 132 large trailers also recorded. Officials expect about 500 more auto licenses to meet last year’s total of 3,125 while noting another rush and gains in other categories. Feb 13 was the heaviest day with 226 car licenses. normal days fall below 100.
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Teton’ County
Reece Silves to Hold Open House Sunday
Mr and Mrs Reece Silves of Fairfield celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house Sunday from 2 to 5 p m at their Fairfield ranch inviting all friends to attend
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Reece Silves
Reece Silve
Fairfield
Silve
Fire truck tour inspects city vehicles in three towns
Fire inspector Bud Taylor and assistants examined fire trucks bought by Conrad Fort Benton and Shelby over two weeks. The tour found Chateau’s unit failed to meet pumping specifications, risking higher insurance rates if a replacement isn’t secured.
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Rive
Chofisau
Conrad
Fort Benton
Shelby
Bud” Taylor
Elmer Erickson
Pete Huidekoper
Barney McClue
Art Anderson
Chateau
Roxy Theater Set to Open March 2 in Choteau
The Roxy Theater in Choteau resumes operations March 2 after a two month closure when owners Mr and Mrs Gilbert Richardson left town. March lineup includes Where the Boys Are Butterfield 8 Breakfast at Tiffanys and Parrish. Francis in the Navy opens the run.
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Roxy Theater
Choteau
Gilbert Richardson
Heart Sunday Drive Aids Chateau Heart Fund Drive
Heart Sunday volunteers will solicit in Chateau next week to raise funds for the 1962 heart fund. Thirty workers will visit homes, hand out pamphlets, and present envelopes for gifts to fight cardiovascular disease and support research.
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Heart Sunday
Heart Fund
Chateau
Dorothy Boussard
United States
Heart
Montana’ Heart Association
Death of Mrs. Mae F. Carroll 84 in Seattle
Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Mae F. Carroll 84 native of North Carolina who lived in Seattle and other coast cities since 1909. She was mother of Mrs. Millard Bullerdick nee Geneva Carroll and taught piano at Teton County High School. Funeral services were held last week.
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Seattle
Mae F. Carroll
Carroll
Millard, Bullerdick
Geneva
Choteau
North Carolina
Cpnae
Be Jease Gleason He week art course notice
Local advertisement invites interested persons to attend an art course this week. Call 406-2582 for details.
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Jease Gleason
Agein
Harting
Mee J oth ee aren Baty at Me ot ee Cotto
The fragment lists seats and names in a suggests a seating or roster note. It references Mee J and Baty at a location or event with seat numbers and Fey. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Ninth Judicial District jury term opens February
The Ninth Judicial District jury term begins Monday February 26 after a prior postponement. Nine cases are scheduled in Choteau over two months. First docket: Margaret Shaver v Fred Ritzecke for damages on February 26.
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Ninth Judicial District
W. M. Black
Chatéau
Margaret Shaver
Fred’ ‘Ritzechke
Pacific Insurance Co
Teton County
Elton
Lee
Nona E. “Whitman
Montana
Nancy
Tim) ‘Robinson
Stave’ of
Hank Pfeiffer
Richard’ S
Franklin
T. H. Hammond
Teton Plumbing
Heating
Doris E. ‘Anderson
Gordon A. Hanley
Wildlife film night features mountain lion live reveal
Jim Bond brings three Kodachrome wildlife films to the Mountain Lion alive subject, Alaska rainbows, and Wild Wings to a high school auditorium on Friday March 2 at 8 p.m. Bond describes the stunt as thrilling yet controlled with trained handlers. The Chateau Junior Chamber organizes the feature program expecting a packed house.
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Jim‘ Bond
Jim
V Bond
Alaska
Bond
Arctic Circle
Chateau Junior Chamber
Special Meeting on Malt Barley Production at Fairfield School
An evening session at Fairfield Grade School invites all interested persons to discuss malt barley production. Charles Smith of extension services will present on marketing and net considerations.
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Fairfield
Charles ‘Smith
Ares
Dutton Cardinals win district title in thriller
Dutton Cardinals edged Cascade 54-48 to clinch their second straight District 120 title. Trebesch scored 21 for Dutton as Power Pirates dropped Cascade 44-38 to earn a divisional berth and second place, advancing with Dutton to the Division Class-C tournament next week at Great Falls Central. Power rallied after early losses, beating Augusta 84-43 and Belt 40-44, with Mellinger scoring 17 in the challenge game.
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Dutton Cardinals
Cascade
Power Pirates
Cas
Dutton
Senaknyionahin Fs
Trebeach
Cardinals
Brady
Augusta
Trebesch
Power
Great Falls Central Gymnasium
Pirates
Slaughter
Belt
Simms
Mellinger
Nicolen Nyberg Dies At Daughter's Home
Nicolen Neilson Nyberg of Polson died at her daughter's home on Monday. She was the mother of Edith Torger Gen, formerly of Chateau, and wife of Carl Andrew Nyberg who farmed in Teton County before 1922. After his death she homesteaded in Columbia, Canada in the 1930s. She is survived by five sons and six daughters.
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Nicolen Neilson Nyberg
Polson
Nyberg
Edith “Torgergen
Chateau
Carl Andrew Nyberg
Teton
Columbia
Canada
Taylor Motor Ends Chrysler Line. Buicks Now Sold
Taylor Motor of Chateau, the area’s oldest auto dealership, began selling Buicks in 1916, switched to Ford in 1925, carried Chrysler until last fall, and now negotiates as Buick’s agency with service facilities available.
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Ise Motor
Taylor Motor’ Company
Taylor Motor
Pen ‘N -Chateau
Buicks
Ford
Chrysler
Corporation
Taylor
Buick
Chateau
Keller Named Guest Speaker For GOP Club
Dr. M F Keller Cascade county state representative is guest speaker for the Republican Women’s club Friday Feb 23 at 8 p m in the Cornell Hotel dining room. A Great Falls optometrist he served in the 1961 Montana House and chaired Public Health Welfare and Safety and sat on Judiciary. He led the State Board of Public Welfare 1953 1961 and chairs Cascade County Republican Central Committee while active in the Republican National Committee platform labor committee and was a 1956 GOP convention delegate. He also represented Gov Hugo Aronson at a White House conference on Children and Youth recently named one of the first recipients of the Cascade County Young Republicans Donald G Nutter Americanism award. All interested may attend.
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M. F. Keller
Cascade County
Republican Women’s. Club
Cornell
Keller
Great Falls
Montana
House of Representatives
Public Health, Welfare and Safety
State Board of Public “Welfare
Platform Committee
Republican National Committee
Hugo Aronson
White House
Young Republicans
Donald G. Nutter
Hensley to Attend Tri-State Motel Meeting
Al Hensley represents motels and will join a tri state meeting of motel, hotel, and restaurant owners in Bozeman this weekend. He travels from Billings after a prior conference there. The group aims to work on a Montana Wyoming Idaho directory.
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al Hensley
Civil Defense Meeting on February 27 Discusses Fallout
The civil defense planning committee will meet Tuesday night February 27 at 7 to discuss radioactive fallout and view related films. All interested persons are invited to attend at the fire station.
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Civil” Defense Planning Committee
Deaths and notices of Blomberg and driver exams in Choteau
Ernest E. Blomberg formerly of Great Falls died February 16 in Aives ta Sweden and was a brother of Carl Blomberg of Choteau. He worked for Anaconda Co retiring in 1957 and returned to Sweden in September 1960. A Montana Highway Patrol driver license examiner will be in Choteau on March 6 13 20 and 27 to conduct examinations at the courthouse.
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Ernest E. Blomberg
Great Falls
Aivesta
Sweden
Carl Blomberg
Choteau
Anaconda Co
Montana Highway Patrol
Nursing Home Plans for Teton County Taxpayers Stand
Investors led by C A Clark and M Clark with Russell Sewell of Cut Bank push a $350000 Chateau nursing home. Jim Crawford, chair, says financing is ready and the project aligns with state health standards to be enforced by July 1. He notes taxpayer costs and potential tax revenue from the private facility.
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Chateau
Teton County Taxpayers Association
Are. C
A. Clark
M. Clark
Russel Sewell
Cut Bank
Jim Crawford
State Board of Health
Ae Teton Anne E Commissioners Mut
Connie Care
Board of Health
Crawford
Crawford Wford
Cascade
Great Falls
Teton County
Jrest Rest
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Choteau Bulldogs
Browning Indians
Walier
Sunburst
Towm
Pep ‘Club
Choteau High School
Chuck Peck
Bob Hollar
Roger Kelly
Hollar
Peck
Kelly
Browning
Ken Bird
Bulldogs
Thé
Chatéau*High
Inga ‘Dale
Heart Association
Milton McNea
Penguin
Esther
Nicolen Nyberg
GOP Club
Hensley
Will
State Motel
Civil Defense Meeting
Nursing Home Group
Teton Taxpayers
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