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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1959

Page

5

Social Roundup From Chateau Area Weekend Events

George Coffey traveled to Phoenix to visit his son. A house warming for Nil and Mrs Lawrence Swenson featured pinochle with guests including Ray Weist and Albert Carlson families. Bill Mandel traveled to Roundup for oil work. Several locals visited relatives in Great Falls Helena and Seattle. A Moose Hall dedication in Cut Bank and Hotpoint dealer event in Great Falls were noted along with Ten Busy Fingers 4-H Club meeting details.

George Coffey Phoenix Aniv Lawrence Swenson Swenson Ray Weist Mia Albert Carlson Herbert Tangen Charles Hanson Leslie Arensmeyer Bill Mandel Bill Harriet Talifson Great Falls Choteau Farmington Tresa Gruter Helena State Board of Health Betty Swenson A. E. Cox Jackie Mike Cox Amos McCombs Carl Gulbrandsen John Hall Ted Heberly Havre Jack Hall Santa Monica Calif Boulder al Versuh Chateau Conrad Tenth Avenue South Thirtysixth Street Elmer Baker Les Otness Jeck Bruno Ellen LaRance Seattle Bruno Annie Peabody Pam Baker Seaturday Rite Johnson Pearl Poore Carol Laingstra Vicki Boden Marsha Waltermire Pam al Barton Beatrice Barton Christine Largent Charles Heagy Mabel Hall Bessie Hanson Frank Kelly D. P Fabrick Eva McDonald Anna Broders John Moore Myles Standish Jo Ann Moore Otto Krause J. W. Gitchell Pendray George Morey Bill Kiser Cut Bank Walter Partlow Veda Elem Pendleton Ore Howard Hanson Ralph Gookin Jerry Strauss Dick Reiding Richmond

Card of Thanks for Mrs Mabel Hall

We thank everyone for kindness shown during the illness and death of our wife and mother Mrs Mabel Hall. Special thanks to Rev E L Baldwin for comfort, pallbearers, flowers, cards, and inquiries. John Hall and families Ted Heberly Greiner Hall families and others.

Mabel Hall E. L. Baldwin John Hall Ted Heberly Paul Greiner Jack Hall

Dutton Farmer Dies Suddenly at 34

Lynn (Bush) Herman Van Horn of Dutton died Friday morning after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Methodist Church in Dutton with Rev. Charles Nowlin officiating. Burial followed in Dutton cemetery. Born September 26, 1924 in Great Falls, Van Horn lived in Dutton his life and served in the Navy during World War II. He was a member of Dutton Lodge No. 25 AF & AM and other Masonic bodies. Survivors include his widow Vivian and five sons James, Carl, Victor, David, and Paul, plus his parents, siblings, and extended relatives.

Lynn (Bush Herman van Horn Dutton Farmer Methodist Dutton Charles Nowlen van Horn Great Falls Navy Dutton Lodge No AF & AM Scottish Rite Bodies of Bagdad Shrine of Butte Sara Maurer

Hospital Admits and Birth Report at Teton Memorial

Teton Memorial Hospital reports numerous admissions including Mrs Robert Garrison of Fairfield and Mr John Divine of Fairfield along with Mrs Truman Kaldor Vaughn birthing a son. Discharges include Mrs Donald Schrock and infant daughter of Choteau and others from Fairfield Choteau and Great Falls.

Robert Garrison Fairfield George Mellinger Fort Shaw John Divine Truman Kaldor Vaughn Michael Lear Chateau Rodger Beck Jay Guehel Pendrey Harold Lindgren Belt Arnold Siegle Norman Oakley Edwin Burfening Choteau David Bodkin Simms Vernon Anderson Josephine Humble Gerald Svee Best Arnold Lieshe Gerald Svee Choteau

Antlers Split Weekend Games Against Brady and Conrad

Choteau Antlers dropped behind early in both games but rallied to a 54 39 win over Brady Log Cabin at Chateau Thursday night and then fell 62 60 to Conrad Merchants Sunday in Conrad. Don Arensmeyer led Choteau with 17 points in the loss and 12 in the Brady game while Neal Bandon and Jim Lohse also reached multi score totals.

Antler Bar Brady Log Cabin Chateau Conrad Merchants Conrad Antlers Brady Club Brady Choteau Don Arensmeyer Neal Bandon Lyle Coughlin Merchants Jim Lohse

Antlers Roll Over Frat Field in Local Silver Dollars Tourney

The Antlers defeated the Chateau club in their first meeting of the Silver Dollars tournament as 14 and Neal Bandow led with 21 points for Conrad. McDonough and Ed Kiel added two and 12 respectively. The public is invited to attend.

Neal Bandow Conrad Cowboys Don Hammer Conrad McDonough Ed Kiel Antlers Wall Pamfield Chateau Club

State Savings Bond Sales Exceed Montana Quota in 1958

Montana U S Savings Bonds sales in 1958 reached 100.1 percent of the state quota totaling $23,512,000. County bonds chairman Arnold Hanusa reported the figure from state chairman A T Hibbard, with county sales at $262,194, about 104.8 percent of the county quota, indicating Montana as a leading buyer.

U. S Savings Montana Arnold Hanusa A. T. Hibbard

Montana Counties Hit Sales Goal on Savings Bonds

Forty six of Montana's 56 counties reached their sales goals for Savings Bonds. The county chairman reported a nationwide push with payroll savings plans guiding workers to regular saving and funding for homes, education, retirement, and other needs. Americans have already used over $60 billion in bonds for varied purposes.

Montana United States Charmdaan

Montanans Hit 10 Percent Above U.S. Electric Use

A Montana release shows residential electricity consumption staying about ten percent above the national average in early 1958 despite a recession. The figures indicate continued higher living standards through ample electrical use.

Montana

Montana Power Energy Use and Pricing in 1958

Domestic customers used 3713 kilowatt hours in 1958 with a national average of 3385. Montana Power’s residential rate was 225 cents per kilowatt hour, 12 percent below the national level of 252. A record high total of 11090 residential customers, up 2229 from 1957, and 16657 rural customers served.

Ty Oon Montena Montana Power

Navy builds blueprints line path for carrier USS Independence

Several million blueprints used in constructing the Navy's newest aircraft carrier USS Independence would form a continuous pathway twenty inches wide and stretch about 2,100 miles.

Uss Independence

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