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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1956

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Doctor Bateman Honored At Lions Club District Banquet

Dr. Howard W. Bateman of Chateau was honored at the Great Falls Lions district governors banquet at Meadow Lark Country Club. He serves as Lions District 370 governor and has a long medical and civic record including past Chateau Lions president and Montana state senator.

Howard W. Bateman Great Falls Lions Club Bateman Kenneth J. Bailey Dutton Choteau A. A. Pinski, Jr Esther Hathaway Leon Murphy

Former Teton Resident Alma Lindseth Dies in Seattle

Alma Lindseth 83 widow of Dan Lindseth and longtime Teton county resident died Sunday in Seattle after a short illness. Services were held in Seattle and a later service was planned at the Lutheran church in Choteau. Survived by four daughters and two sons, plus two sisters and 10 grandchildren. The Lindseths ran a wheat and cattle ranch near Choteau until 1934.

Alma Lindseth Dan Lindseth Teton County Seattle Lutheran Great Falls June Valenzuela Inez Gage Portland Dorothy Kraber Hildegarde Hammond Allen Lindseth Bluff Utah George Lindseth Ventura Calif E. Lemmon Los Angeles Julius Boraas Northfield Minn Great Falls Tribune

Police Court Fines For Traffic Violations In Local Courts

In Justice William Irwin's court Warren J. McLoughlin of city paid a $25 fine for speeding at night. Herbert M. Remus of Great Falls forfeited $50 for reckless driving causing an accident. Richard C. Schmall of city fined $50 for reckless driving. Weldon H. Craig of Cranbrook forfeited $15 for careless driving. In Justice J. M. Sulgrove's court D. E. Starnes of Conrad forfeited a $10 bond for a stop sign violation. Jess Jenson of Fairfield paid $2 for sidewalk parsing. William Manchester of Roundup paid $2 for driveway parking. Henry Erickson of Bynum paid $2 for parking in a service station driveway.

William Irwin Warren J. McLoughlin City Herbert M. Remus Great Falls Richard C. Schmall Weldon H. Craig Cranbrook B. C J. M. Sulgrove D. E. Starnes Conrad Jess Jenson Fairfield William Manchester Roundup Henry Erickson Bynum Pai

Choteau Draws Browning In Northern Class B Tourney

The Northern Class B basketball tourney opens in Conrad with Sunburst vs Conrad at 3 p.m. and Choteau meeting Browning at 7:30 p.m. Ed Schiller, division secretary, notes all reserved seats sold and February orders filled.

Conrad Sunburst Ed Schiller Choteau Browning Cut Bank and Valier Chateau-Browning Cut Bank Valier Shelby Whitefish

Mrs Lyall Crary Hospitalized After Car Accident

Mrs Lyall S Crary of Choteau was hospitalized in Baker Oregon after a collision when a truck and semi trapped her car against a guard rail on an icy highway. Dr Crary suffered bruised knees and returned to Choteau. Mrs Crary remained in hospital about two weeks.

Baker Spokane Northwest Airlines Great Falls Chateau Salt Lake City Crary University of Utah

Bridenstine Files For County Attorney On Republican Ticket

K. M. Bridenstine of Chateau enters the Republican race for county attorney. A Montana State University Law School graduate, he has practiced in Teton county since September 1953 with the firm Packer and Bridenstine in the Larson building.

Teton County K. M. Bridenstine Chateau Bridenstine Montana State University Law School Packer and Bridenstine Larson

To Observe Fortieth Wedding Anniversary

The 40th week anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Hodgskiss will be celebrated at First Methodist church Sunday afternoon March 4 from 2:00 until 5:00. Friends are cordially invited to attend.

Hodgskiss Tike First Methodist Church

Farm Youth Talks In County By Clifford Duke

Cliff Doke, 24, International Farm Youth Exchange delegate from Glasgow Valley County Montana, outlines a five day lecture tour on his Pakistan experiences. He will present colored slides at Agawam Fairfield Collins Greenfield Chateau Dut ton with possible Fairfield encore, inviting the public.

Clifford Duke Glasgow Valley County Mont International Farm Pakistan Agawam Fairfield High School Collins Greenfield School Chateau High School Dutton High School Fairfield Coke Cliff Doke Montana State College Teton County

Boxing Team Enters Eastern District Bouts

Boxing coach Stan Brown will lead five Choteau fighters Tommy Snyder Mike Snyder Lyle George Lonnie McCollum and J B Laman to the Wolf Point tournament on March 3 and 4. The team follows strong interest after the Great Falls Golden Gloves and Tommy Snyder earned a novice class trophy. They practice at the old Choteau grade school.

Stan Brown Wolf Point Tommy Mike Snyder Lyle George Lonnie McCollum J B Laman Brown Luce Great Falls Tommy Snyder Choteau

Gulf Oil Honors Tulsa Driller for 20 Years Service

Virgil E. Foxworthy was honored by Gulf Oil Corporation for completing 20 years of service. He received a diamond lapel emblem and a certificate after starting with Gulf in February 1936. Foxworthy has spent his entire career with geophysical crews and is a senior driller on Seismic Party 36 based in Choteau Montana.

Tulsa Oklo Virgil E. Foxworthy Gulf Oil Corporation Foxworthy Gulf Choteau Mont

Montana Registration Rules and 1966 Primary Dates

Montana clerk Gordon E. Monkman explains new election laws. Voters must reside in state one year and in county 30 days prior to election to register. Primary ballots include presidential candidates and are set for June 5 1966 with filing due April 25 1956. Registration closes April 20. Names of nominees require petitions with defined vote thresholds. Major dates span April 25 filing to June 20 canvass and August 8 filing for minor party candidates.

Gordon E. Monkman Teton Montana Monkman Helena Congress Secretary of State State State Controller

Former Choteau Resident Dies At Kalispell

Earl Heighton died in Kalispell after living there since 1936. Born October 11, 1891 in Dupuyer, he served in World War I and was a Kalispell butcher. He leaves widow Violet Williams, a stepdaughter, and a sister in Lewistown.

Johnson Funeral Home Kalispell Choteau Earl Heighton Charles Heighton Teton County Dupuyer Bozeman Chateau

Dr Baker Opens Animal Clinic At Choteau Home

Dr Owen D Baker opens the Teton Animal Clinic at his home east of town. He will treat large and small animals and previously worked with the U.S. Government Animal Disease Eradication Branch. Office is on the lane east from the Moose hall to the County City airport. contact number 2268.

Owen D Baker Teton Texas A & M College Baker United States Government Chateau Moose Hall

Drive-In Theatre Sold by Yeager

The Star Drive-in theatre south of Conrad was sold to the Kluth interests. Ray Yeager built it in 1952 and has run it for four seasons while also farming in the Brady district. The Kluth interests own the State Theatre at Cut Bank the Orpheum at Conrad the Roxy at Shelby and are developing more drive ins near Cut Bank and north of Shelby.

Conrad Ray Yeager Kluth Yeager Brady Shelby State Theatre Cut Bank Orpheum Roxy

Eight winners set for area divisional C tournament

Local preparations for the C Division event include eight qualifying teams from districts nine and ten. Community groups sponsor meals and events March through the weekend with a banquet, prizes, and room-rent outreach for fans. Final teams to join come from district tournaments in the high line and local areas.

Bulldogs Drop Two Close Conference Games

The Choteau Bulldogs lost to Conrad 57 to 53 on home court with Jim Lohse and Ander son each scoring 16. The teams traded leads as Conrad pulled away late, aided by four conversions.

Choteau Bulldogs Conrad Cowboys Jim Lohse Choteau Anderson Conrad Chateau Cowboys Longhorns Fighting Bulldogs Bulldogs Dale Fisher Svoboda McKeever Benton

Fairfield Man Hurt in Accident

Fairfield resident John Witzel, 55, was injured in an automobile crash on US Highway 89 near the Fort ranch when his vehicle went into a barring pit. He was transported to a Great Falls hospital and listed in satisfactory condition at Columbus Hospital. The mishap occurred around 4 12 a.m. per state troopers.

John Witvel Fairfield Great Falls Moruage Augusta Road

Corbetts Sell Angus Bulls to Montana Buyers

Corbetts sell two registered Aberdeen Angus bulls to Donald K. Meech of Whitelash Montana and one registered Angus bull to Edward J. Lorans of Eden Montana.

Bryan Corbett and

Stott Plans Move After Helena Flying School

Glen Shorty Stott of Roundup attended a two day flight school in Helena this week and will relocate with his family to work at the airport there. A two plane crash east of Helena two weeks ago killed both occupants including Stott's former boss and Alexander Scott Wood, cousin of Bill Anderson of Choteau.

Glen “Shorty” Stott Roundup Helena Stott Alexander Scott Wood Bill Anderson Choteau

Five Teton Breeders Consign to North Montana Hereford Sale

Five Teton county breeders join the 36th North Montana Hereford Breeders Association show and sale at Great Falls on March 8 and 9. consignors include T. N. Austad of Fairfield J. I. Burch F. L. Powers Nick Vlinker of Chateau and Lowry Larson of Bynum. The event takes place at the North Montana State Fairgrounds with Taylor McNiven of Livingston as show judge and H. B. Sager of Bozeman as sale auctioneer.

Teton County Republican Women Meet at Griffith Home

The Teton County Republican Women group will meet at the home of Mrs. Eoba Griffith in Pairfield on Friday February 24 at 38 00. All Republican women are welcome to attend.

Flora Eileen Graham John Buel Stone Colorado State College of Education Greeley Colo Our Savior’s Lutheran Church Robert C. Graham Absarokee H. Buel Stone Grandfield Okla Teton County Republican Womens Club Eoba Griffith Pairfield

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Glacier Choteau Chamber of Commerce Lincoln Legion Hall Harry B. Robinson Glacier Park Glacier National Park United States Robinson Park West Glacier Apgar Many Glacier Robert Crocker Chateau Chamber American Legion Alma Kellogg Havre H. W. Bateman Colorado Maxine Snyder Columbus School of Nursing Sid Snyder Miss Snyder Dr. Baker Choteau Home Roups Chateau Chamber of Commerce Tony Storti Junior Chamber of Commerce Choteau Boosters Club Chateau Drug Burt Ballentine Duncan McRae Lewistown Webster Briggs Box Elder Jim Dellno Choteau High School Winifred and Moore Stanford Belt Highline Chateau High Schoo Acantha Corbetts Angus GOP
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