Scout Aid-O-Ral At Old School Gym Tonight
A First Aid-O-Ral for Boy Scouts in Tetondera District is set for Jan 10 at 7 30 in the old gym of Choteau High School. Troops from Conrad Brady Dutton Chateau Fairfield and Augusta join a patrol contest with a scoring system to rate teams. The public is invited and parents are urged to attend. a similar event was held here last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetondera
Choteau High School
Bob Waltermire
Conrad
Brady
Dutton
Chateau
Fairfield
Augusta
Waltermire
Local court fines and restitution ordered in Fairfield and county cases
Richard Taylor of Malmstrom AFB pleaded guilty to gasoline theft in Fairfield. restitution and a $25 fine. Robert Kropp fined $50 plus costs for moving livestock out of Teton County without inspection. Herb Moore fined $25 for reckless driving. Donald Ameline found speeding and paid $10. P Hunter paid $2 for improper parking in Police Magistrate Sul’s court.
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William Irwin
Richard Taylor
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Fairfield
Robert Kropp
Teton County
Herb Moore
J. M. Sulcourt
Donald Ameline
Ota
P. Hunter
March of Dimes Drive in County Now Underway
The Teton county March of Dimes drive began last week with coin cards mailed to residents. A polio fund-raiser at A and E Lanes will feature a red pin penalty. proceeds aid the March of Dimes. The event lasts one week, with Wally Thompson donating pin painting. NFIP data show 16 000 cases last year, over half paralytic, vaccines expanding in 1957.
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Teton County
Eddie Howard
County Five
Chateau
Arvid Sunder
Wally Thompson
National Foundation For
NFIP
Club Donates Coffeemaker to Teton Memorial Hospital
The Wi-Mo-Da-Si club of Cha teau donated an automatic coffeemaker and cups and saucers to Teton Memorial hospital for nurses and patients on the first floor. Funds were solicited by Mrs. Elizbeth Huffman. The club and she thank all donors for making the gift possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Elizbeth Huffman
City to Seek Bids for Rental of Police Car
Chateau council approved advertising for bids to rent a police car. They also adopted a resolution to issue water and sewer bonds, moved to annex two tracts east of the city, and authorized pavilion additions. Building and plumbing permits were issued to several local entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Tesch Sales & Service
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Chateau Plumbing
License Plate Sales Rise in Teton County
Teton county motorists have bought about 300 more car plates and 200 more truck plates this year, with 800 car and 650 truck registrations by noon yesterday. Fees collected rose from about 29,964 to 46,000, an increase of roughly 15,600 since last year, as new plates replace tags. The treasurer urges renewal receipts marked Valid for Re-Registration and early licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lorraine Maynard
Maynard
Bulldogs Drop Pair of Games Past Weekend
The Shelby Coyotes defeated the Chateau Bulldogs 56 to 42 in a rough non conference game. Don Mc Cracken led Choteau with 12 as Mike Cleveland had 18 for the Coyotes. Cut Bank Wolves beat Choteau 64-46 with Frisbee scoring 26 and Allen 25. Mc Cracken had 15 for Choteau.
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Shelby Coyotes
Chateau Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Big Mike Cleveland
Coyotes
Choteau
Don McCracken
Chuck Peck
Shelby
Fairfield
Coyote
Cut Bank
Wolves
Dale Frisbee
Wolf
Bob Allen
Chateau
Two Farm Bureau Teams Debate Income Tax Issue
Farmington and Pendrey Farm Bureau units will debate the question Resolved That Federal Income Tax is in the Best Interests of the American People on Sunday January 20 at 2 pm in Legion hall Cha teau. Farmington will present the affirmative with Ted Sorenson Jim Crawford and Ron Otness. Pendry will argue the negative with Ted Skelton Bill Jones and Fred Bills. The public is invited and free coffee and doughnuts will be served. Also, Mr and Mrs Ed Obernolte left Monday for Chicago to attend a Furniture Mart meeting January 7 to 18 and will visit relatives in the midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Pendrey
Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Chateau
Ed Obernolte
Chicago
Furniture Mart
Midwest
Support Request Period Ends January 31 for 1966 Crop Commodities
County ASC chairman K. E. Sturgis reminds farmers that price support for 1966 crop commodities ends January 31. Eligible loans and purchase agreements cover wheat barley oats rye flaxseed and dry beans. beans must be in an approved warehouse. Loans disburse through February 15 with farm stored grain requiring more processing time.
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K. E. Sturgis
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Sturgis
ASC
Republican Women Meet Plans for 1957 Schedule
Members of the Teton County Republican Club Executive Committee met at Ebba Griffiths home on Dec 26 to outline 1957 activities. The first regular meeting is Jan 25 at the Cornell Hotel in Chateau at eight. Mrs. V J Ward will discuss club purposes and report on Helena trip. Frank Betts chairs January program and bills to be acted on by the state legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Republican Club
Ebba Griffith
Cornell
Chateau
V. J. Ward
State Federation of Women's Republican Clubs
Helena
Frank Betts
Crowd Honors Agnes Jones On Birthday
One hundred and twenty guests attended an open house for Dr Agnes Jones on her 80th birthday at her daughter Mrs William McManus home. Co hosts included another daughter Mrs Fred Smith. Distinguished guests included Mrs Katie Stewart and Augusta couple Mr and Mrs Frank Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Jones
William McManus
Fred Smith
Jones
Randy Erickson
McManus
Pam Erickson
Margaret Davis
Grace Black
Anna Armstrong
Clara Baker
Cora Miller
Laura Edwards
Katie Stewart
Myr
Frank Key
Augusta
John Koentick
Sunburst
Chateau
Dr Jones
Robert Erickson
Soroptimist Club Seeks Rummage for Fundraising
The Choteau Soroptimist club urges residents to donate unwanted household items for a rummage sale. The group, made of local business and professional women, recently gave Teton Memorial Hospital its second $300 pledge payment for the polio room in the new addition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Business
Teton Memorial Hospital
Augustana College Choir Set to Sing Feb Concert Here
Augustana College Choir directed by Dr. Arnold J. Running will perform sacred music in a public concert at 8:00 p m Friday February 1 in the High School gymnasium. Running, a noted choral arranger and composer, is a St Olaf graduate with a master’s from Eastman and a doctorate from Iowa. He has led the choir on extensive tours and will lead this year’s Chester Montana festival as well.
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Arnold J. Running
Augustana College
Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Dr. Youngdahl
Runing
Montana
Chester Montana
Single Case Set For Hearing at January Term
District Court will open Monday with Judge C B Elwell presiding. The only case set for trial is Lee Smart charged with murder. The 17 year old Spokane youth’s case stems from the slaying of Charles Dennis Ward a Colorado novelty salesman on April 28 1956 north of Pendray. The case was moved to Havre due to Judge Hattersley illness and prior ruling on juvenile court eligibility was upheld by the state supreme court.
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C. B. Elwell
Havre
Lee Smart
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Spokane
Charles Dennis Ward
Colorado
Pendray
Smart
Hattersley
Supreme Court of the State
Funeral Held for Former Resident at Great Falls
Funeral services were held at Central Christian church in Great Falls for Robert Ray 93 a retired railroad worker and former Chateau resident He died a week ago on a Great Northern train en route to Great Falls from the coast Survivors include four daughters Mrs Dorothy Lardner Sheridan Wyoming Mrs Phyllis Albright Auburn Washington Mrs Jean Wilson Sacramento California and Mrs Vivian O Grady Columbia Falls
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Central Christian Church
Great Falls
Robert Ray
Chateau
Great Northern
Ray
Milwaukee Railroad
Dorothy Lardner
Sheridan
Wyo
Phyllis Albright
Phone Co op Hearing Canceled in Great Falls
Public hearing for Three Rivers Rural Telephone Co operative set for January 15 in Great Falls has been canceled according to Merrill Plummer. The Public Service Commission in Helena announced the move, with a later hearing anticipated to seek confirmation of the initial tariff schedule and rate changes.
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Great Falls
Three Rivers
Merrill Plummer
Helena
Paul Smith
Public Service Commission
Plummer
Commission
REA
Washington, D.C
Three Rivers Rural Telephone
Augusta Telephone Exchange
Fairfield Telephone Co
Fairfield
Augusta
Fort Shaw
Simms
Power
Augusta Volunteers Name New Officers
The Augusta Volunteer Fire Department elected H J Cottle as chief for the year with L C Walley and Paul Mihalovich as assistant chiefs. G B Crowe is treasurer, R O Geise secretary, and trustees include Jack Walsh L Walley C S McBratney P E Pings W W Krueger. The annual potluck dinner is set for Saturday Jan 26. Kate Rinette Malone, who joined the Montana State College band to Little Rock, returns home Christmas Eve after a rain soaked trip and a game tied between St Josephs Indiana and the Montana State Bobcats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Katherinette Malone
Montana State
Little Rock
Ark
Katherinette
St. Joseph’s
Indiana
Montana State Bobcats
Funeral Held Yesterday for Tom Lorenzen
Thomas Christian Lorenzen aged 16 died Sunday in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were held at Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. A B Gravdal officiating. He was born in Upland Nebraska on December 29 1880 to Thomas Peter Lorenzen and Mary Anna Peterson Lorenzen. Surviving are his widow Mabel B Hansen a daughter Botella and four sons Carl Guy Lorenzen Volney Lorenzen Ivan Lorenzen and two grandchildren. Burial was at Chateau Cemetery with pallbearers James Sulgrove Lee Brown Neil Van Wichen Olen Rausch Chick Sulgrove Palmer Havskjold relatives from Cody and Augusta attended.
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Thomas Christian Lorenzen
Carpenter
Great Falls
Trinity Lutheran Church
A B. Gravdal
Lorenzen
Upland
Neb
Thomas Peter Lorenzen
Mary Anna Peterson Lorenzen
Mabel B. Hansen
Chateau
Nebraska
Wyoming
North Dakota
Montana
Rocky Mountain
General Mills
Botella
Northwest Airlines
St. Paul
Minn
Carl Guy Lorenzen
Cody
Maloney Takes Over Standard Oil Bulk Plant
Robert Bob Maloney assumes duties as bulk plant operator for Standard Oil Co in this area succeeding Ray Davidson. A Chateau native since 1949 he came from the Census Bureau Butte office and is a World War II veteran with service in the Pacific and European theaters.
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Robert
Bob) Maloney
Standard Oil Co
Ray Davidson
Great Falls
Maloney
Chateau
Butte
Census Bureau
Walter Marshall
Helena
Air Corps
Montana School of Mines
Rd Agency
Hanson Bros. Garage
Helena Man and Woman Remembered by Family
A Helena page note honors Mr and Mrs Cw Katie as beloved parents and grandparents. The item highlights family ties and memories shared by relatives.
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Gibson Monkhar
City Band
Paul Mathis
Claire Hemsiey
Ira Perkins
Clark Inbody
Ted Halvorson
Dean Swenson
Bill Breen
Ken Thompson
Everett Sassa
Inbody
Morris Teterud
Tony Timmerman
Emile Bond
Sid Snyder
Jim Jarosimek
Henry van Setten
Enoch Stroh
Floyd Murr
Jim Arensmeyer
George
Henderson
Gene Danz
Pacific Fleet
FHTNC
Division 112
Frank Knox
James C. Olson
USN
Carl R. Olson
Wellington
New Zealand
R. C. Hendrickson
San Diego
Calif
Pearl Harbor
Pago Pago
Samoa
Manus Island
Bismarck Archipalago
Guam
Marianas Islands
Montana Highway Commission
Cowgill
Eben Macgoffin, Jr
Vernice Robinson
A McDonald
Frank Stearns
Loyd Murr
Mabel Reiquam
Republican Women
Soroptimist Club
Augustana College Choir
DR. Arnold J, Bunning
Augusta Volunteers
Tom Lorenzen
Standard Oil Bulk
Mrs
Cw Katie
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