Rex's Thriftway Chateau Opens for Three Day Event
Rex Peterson announces Rex's Thriftway Chateau opens today and runs through Saturday with prize giveaways and free beverages for all. A smorgasbord is set for Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The grand opening introduces a new buying and advertising plan under a Thriftway banner aimed at lower prices and better savings for Chateau area shoppers.
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Rex’s Thriftway
Chateau
Thriftway
Peterson
Babson predicts 1965 world and nation outlook
Babson forecasts 1965 with emphasis on economic fundamentals over campaign promises. He expects no war with Russia, continued trade with satellites, Berlin tensions eased, and China seeking UN admission after its 1964 nuclear test. Continues on Page 8.
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Woodrow Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
America
Federal Reserve
Johnson
Russia
Moscow
Khruschev
Berlin
China
Red
United Na
Annual Chamber Dinner Set for Dec 15 in Moose Hall
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce schedules its annual dinner for Friday December 15 at 7 pm in Moose Hall. New officers will take duties. Gale Isakson is the 1965 president. Tickets available from chamber members. attendance urged from all local businesses. The banquet speaker will be announced next week.
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Choteau
George Higgins
Janet Warren Malcott
Isakson
Youths Take Honors In Holiday Tourney
Nine Chateau youths topped the high school league bowling tournament at K Lanes in Alabama. In the 16 and older group John Rose and Robin Maloney led with 1132, while Maureen Larson and Diana Sundet had 1023 for girls and Sundet with Ron Swartzel 1208 in mixed doubles. Junior division winners were Dick Zier and Danny McClue at 1145, Wendy Burns and Rene Sundet 1045 for girls, Burns and Zier 1162 in mixed.
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Chateau
Chateau City Council Grants Building Permit And Certificates
The Chateau City Council met in a brief session to pay claims, grant a building permit to Wilbur Yeager for a home addition, and issue a gas fitter's continuation certificate for Al Baumgartner. In a separate Dec. 21 meeting, Harold Hinman was reappointed to a three year term on the Airport Commission starting 1965, and Jack Sangray reported on Bozeman school attendance and fire insurance rate actions.
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Chateau
Wilbur Yeager
al Baumgartner
Harold Hinman
Chateau Airport
Jack Sangray
Bozeman
Sangray
Main‘tain
Jaconetty Dies This Saturday in Choteau
John Jaconetty 79 of Choteau died Saturday after 11 years of illness. A retired Great Northern Railway foreman, he worked 50 years before retiring in 1958 and was a member of the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees. Born in Italy in 1885, he came to the United States in 1900 and settled in Chateau in 1930. He married Ida Amelia DuBary in 1933 in Billings. Survivors include a son, daughters, a step daughter, two brothers, two sisters, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St Joseph’s Church with burial in Chateau Cemetery.
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Francisco Giovanni
John) Jaconetty
Choteau
Teton County
Jaconetty
Great Northern Railway
Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees
Carolei
Italy
Chicago
Chateau
Billings
Ida
Amelia
DuBary
St."Joseph’s Catholic “Church
William E. Morley
Banks Chapel
Frank
Ft. Lewis
Wash
William
Wysk
Calgary
Alta
Robert
Bette) Smith
Fat Man Workouts Held on Tuesdays in Choteau
The 1965 Fat Man's physical conditioning club meets in Choteau every Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the old Choteau High School gymnasium. All interested are welcome for volleyball and other sports sessions.
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Fat Man’s
Choteau
Choteau High School
Montana industry drive shifts to local small plants
Experts say Montana lacks equal access to markets and freight rates, making regional development crucial. In Choteau area three nascent industries show promise: Bouma Post Yards with operations in Choteau and Lincoln, Montana Mineral Feed on Choteau's south side, and local Anaconda-era sites, all leveraging local agriculture and supplies to build enduring jobs.
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Montana
Detroit
Billings
Red ‘Lodge
Montana City
Anaconda Company
Choteau
Bouma
Lincoln
Choiteau
Acantha Reflects on Top Local News of 1964
In Choteau Montana the Acantha reviews the year 1964 selecting about fourteen stories deemed worthy of extra consideration for potential impact on Choteau and Teton County. The piece mirrors national and international retrospectives by editors and reporters.
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Microcosmic Chateau
Montana
The
Acantha
Choteau
Teton County
Choteau High
Post
Chotéau
Meénia
Wells
Montana wheat and feed grain payments total 345 million
Montana farmers received 345 million dollars in 1964 for voluntary participation in federal programs to reduce wheat, corn, and barley acreages. Payments covered wheat certificates, price support on feed grain, and county diversion incentives, with detailed farm participation and regional totals noted by Mrs. J Viola Herak of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee.
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Montana
Sebel En Ofa
Herak
ASCS
Palmer Havskjold dies in Great Falls long farmer with Montanan ties
Great Falls resident Palmer Havskjold died Saturday in the Electric City. Born near Mason City Iowa he moved to Montana in 1911 with his family settling Kremlin Eureka Choteau and Hi Line farms. Survived by widow June 1932 Missoula sister Cecile Hanson Chateau and several nephews and nieces.
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Palmer
Havskjold
Great Falls
Sttaday
Havskold
Orvin J. Bilstad
Mason City
Iowa
Montana
Kremlin
H. ‘Earl Clack Co
Eureka
Clack
Missoula
General Mills
Choteau
Hi-Line
Cecile Hanson
W Irwin Stricken By Heart Attack in Thousand Oaks
W G Irwin justice of the peace suffered a heart attack New Year’s Day in Thousand Oaks California while visiting his daughter Mrs Ruth Smith He is reported doing well at Conejo Community Hospital Mail may be sent in care of Mrs Smith at 1258 Windsor Drive Thousand Oaks California
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W. G. Irwin
Chateau
Justice of the Peace
Thousand Oaks
Calif
Irwin
Ruth Smith
California
Conejo Community Hospital
Swanson Ricci Standish Family Holiday Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur L Swanson of Colorado Springs visited Mr and Mrs Paul Ricci of Missoula and Don Bjork of Bozeman with the Standish family over the holidays. The group gathered for seasonal greetings and shared time in Montana.
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Arthur L. Swanson
Colorado
Springs
Colo
Paul’ Ricci
Donna Farris Crowned Teton County Junior Miss 1964
Donna Farris of Fairfield won the 1964 Teton County Junior Miss title at Choteau High School auditorium. She earned a $100 scholarship and prizes from local businesses after being selected from five senior high school contestants.
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Donna Farris
Fairfield
Teton County
Choteau
Miss Harris
Kathy Boussard
Floy
Walstad
Dutton
Sandi Johnson
Power
Margaret
Larson
Carol *Miller
CL. Penneys
Ron’s Beauty
Lyle’s
Citizens State’Bank
Teton ‘County Abstract. Co
Hanusa
Roxy ‘Theatre
Teton Furniture
H.d& S
Wedum’s
Standard
Service
Sngehon Chevrolet
Montana
Kalispell
Paisanne
Harris
Jaycee
Tees
Teton
Dee
Margaret Larson
Sandi
Johnson
Donna Harris
Carol Miller
Chateau
Disa Steed Tebe Wemyey Fell Ae Ll
Unclear OCR Fragment From Home Visit Reference
Fragmentary OCR note mentioning guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Max Hansén. No clear event, date, or full names available.
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WaBowers
Spokané
Max ‘Hansén
Bulldogs face Browning Fairfield in key conference games
Choteau hosts Browning Friday and Fairfield Saturday in a pivotal Northern division conference set. Coach Chuck Peck expects better offense after December struggles, with Schenk Nottis and Shoquist Moore among top scorers for Fairfield.
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Choteau
Bulldogs
Browning
Fairfield Eagles
Chateau
Ogs
Fairfield
Eagles
Chuck
Peck
Bulldog
Ithanthey
Hever
Schenk
Nottis
Chatéau
Weaver
Gbemiey
Kennedy
Balik
Rells
Shelby
Simburst
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Rex Peterson
Thrift
Roger K. Babson
United States
Sesevessseas
Eeaessecesss
Sun
We Peeresesesseness
Wwensamececceses
John Jaconetty
Three Choteau Industries
Triangle Packing
Belleview Road
Triangle
Bill Hoyt
Hoyt
Rene
Ontana
Juine
Chateau’s
Birch Creek
Dupuyer
W. Irwin
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