Samuel J. Chapman to Speak at Chateau Chamber Banquet
Samuel J. Chapman Montana State Planning Board director will speak at the Chateau Chamber of Commerce banquet Saturday night at 7 in Moose Hall. About 75 to 100 attendees will hear Chapman discuss Teton county resources and regional economic potential. Chapman, born in Nebraska, arrived in Montana in 1917 and has held multiple industry roles.
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Samuel J. Chapman
Montana State Planning Board
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Moose Hall
Chapman
Teton County
Planning Board
Tom Collins
Missoula
House of Glass
Great Falls
Great Northern Railway Co
Greely Elevator Co
Anaconda Company
Nebraska
Montana
St. Ignatius High School
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Leo Murphy
Duane Reisch
Tom McCartney
Chamber
Gale Isakson
George Higgins
Mark Faurote
Bill Oberwolte
Reisch
McCartney
al Hensley
Lyle Grimes
Boulder Couple Leaves After Week with Certel Family
Mr and Mrs Howard Hadzxer of Boulder departed Saturday following a weeklong visit with Mr and Mrs Les Certel and their family.
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Howard Hadzxer
Boulder
Les Certel
Hospital Solarium Plans Delayed by Money Shortage
At the annual meeting of Teton Memorial Hospital, board chairman Ben Christman said Hill-Burton funds are unavailable for the solarium project. About 20 hospital association members heard that $4,000 to $4,500 is available, while the estimated cost runs to $11,000–$12,000. If Hill-Burton funds were available the association could obtain up to 40 percent of the cost from that source.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Hill-Burton
Ben Christman
Christman
Hospital Association
Chateau
New Licensing Regulations To Become Effective May 1
The Montana hunting and fishing license system changes take effect May 1 under the 1963 legislation. The fishing license is replaced by a $2 resident bird and bear permit, while big game licenses require separate $1 deer and elk tags. Nonresidents face a $10 seasonal fishing license and a $100 big game license, plus other special permits. Bow hunters pay a $2 permit. Costs vary: minimal $3 if choosing limited hunting. up to $8 for full activities.
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Montana
Choteau Bosses Night honors Tangen and Reisch winners
Duane Reisch and Herb Tangen received the Distinguished Service Award and Outstanding Young Farmer award at the Choteau Jaycees banquet. State officials and guests attended as Harrison Fagg urged Jaycees to lead with responsibility and action.
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Duane Reisch
Herb Tangen
Choteau Fiaycees
Reisch
Choteau Safeway
Tangen
Farmington
DSA
Darwin
Fuzz) Armstrong
Brown
Tom Brown
Harrison Fagg
Jaycee
Fagg
Chateau
Bids Called For Chateau Post Office Space
Open bids will be solicited January 21 to February 20, 1964 for furnishing new or remodeled leased space for the Chateau post office. Postmaster General John Gronouski announced the plan from the Seattle regional post office. Interested persons may contact D Rost Roberteert in Billings for more information.
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Chateau
Seattle
John Gronouski
Char- Lycett
Montana
D. Rost Roberteert
Billings
Simms Man Fred L. Kirby Dies After Illness
Fred L. Kirby a 14 year Simms resident died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Born February 19, 1889 in Mount Vernon Kentucky he moved to Kansas with his parents before settling in Montana. He married Goldie Wade December 31 1912 in Fall River Kansas. Survivors include wife a son Jay Simms a daughter Fern Anderson Missoula brothers Raymond and Clyde both of California sisters Mrs. O P Watson and Summers Kirby Kansas City Missouri and five grandchildren.
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Simms
Fred L. Kirby
Teton Memorial Hospital
Kirby
Sun River Valley
Mount Vernon
Kansas
Montana
Goldie Wade
Fall River
Kan
Jay
Dean
Fern) Anderson
Missoula
Raymond and
Clyde
California
O. P. ‘Watson
Summers Kirby
Kansas City, Mo
Unclear fragmentary item from Missoula page
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning a person and a name, lacks coherent context or details to identify event, date, or entities.
County Farmers urged to keep land in vegetative cover
County agricultural leaders urge farmers with CR contracts expired in 1963 to maintain vegetative cover to protect cropland status and meet 1964 feed grain program objectives. Land kept in cover may count toward conservation baselines and may qualify for AC Program cost sharing for conversions to tree plantings or wildlife areas.
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L. E. Fitzgerald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County
Fitzgerald
Eureka group opposes Eureka Lake fishing derby
The Teton County Sportsmen Association voted unanimously against a winter derby at Eureka Lake. They argued the small lake could be harmed by a derby and noted Montana Fish and Game Department opposition. The Legion considered the derby to fund Chateau youth programs, but faced clear local resistance.
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Teton County Sportsmen’s ‘Association
Eureka Lake
American Legion
Legion
Bill Anderson
Sportsmen
Eureka
Montana Fish and Game Department
Chateau
Robert ‘Weintz
Weintz
Sun River
License Tabs Sales Lagging in Teton County
Teton county license tab sales lag behind normal figures with 958 car and 926 truck tabs sold by Wednesday morning. The assessor's office warns that slow sales may worsen before February 15 deadline for purchasing licenses.
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Teton County
Woodahl to Speak at Women's Club Meeting
Teton county attorney Robert Woodahl will be the guest speaker at the Teton County Republican Women's Club meeting at Cornell Hotel Friday night. The session begins at 8 p.m. with election and installation of officers planned. All interested persons are invited.
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Robert Woodahl
Teton County
Teton
Cornell
City Council Begins Work On Ordinances In Chateau
Chateau city council Monday night started final consideration of 10 titles. Mayor Fabrick reported progress and discussed health sanitation and duties sections. City attorney Murphy clarified meanings while public works weighed repairing or replacing a snow dirt loader. Council favored land conversions to additions and approved purchasing a Montana Code Volume 1 for the attorney’s library at 24 dollars.
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Chateau
D. P. Fabrick
Leo Murphy
A. A. McAuley
Jack Langray
City Public Works
A.B
Dick) Young
Montana
City Attorney’s Reference
William Breding Dies Funeral Set for Saturday
William Breding 66 a Agawain area farmer died Wednesday at Great Falls Hospital after a lengthy illness. He lived in Chateau. Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday January 25 at 2 pm at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev A Bernard Gravdal and Rev Crowe officiating.
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William. PO Breding
Great Falls
Chateau
Pamustin Trinity
A. Bernard’ Gravdal
Mass of the Angels for Four-Year-Old Poupa
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Church in Great Falls for four year old David Poupa son of Mr and Mrs Anthony Poupa Pendroy He died at a Boulder hospital He was born January 29 1959 in Great Falls Survivors include the parents a brother a sister grandparents and pallbearers named.
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Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Great Falls
David Poupa
Anthony Poupa
Mass of the Angels
Poupa
Boulder
Terry
Tracie Lee
Ruth Poupa
Power Volunteer Fire Department Dance Plans
The Power Volunteer Fire Department announces its annual Firemen's Ball at the Power American Legion hall on Saturday January 25. Chief A W Dahlman says the department bought a new truck last summer making it one of the finest small community departments in the state. Proceeds support department operations with The New Happy Four providing music and refreshments available all evening.
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Power Volunteer Fire Department
Power American Legion Hall
Power Department
A. W. Dahlman
Happy Four
Mrs Adela Hjelvik Visits Chateau Family
Mrs Adela Hjelvik of Melstone arrived two weeks ago in Chateau to visit her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Robert Sherman and family.
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Adela Hjelvik
Melstone
Chateau
Robert Sherman
Bynum Rancher Hospitalized After Hog Shed Fire
Arthur Johnson, a Bynum area rancher in Cha teau, was hospitalized with first and second degree burns to his hands face and back after attempting to fight a hog shed fire. The blaze destroyed the shed and several hogs and damaged an adjacent hay stack and nearby grass fields. Neighbors and Pendroy fire department aided, extinguishing the grass fires and hay stack blaze.
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Arthur Johnson
Bynum
Chateau
Johnson
Pendroy
Postponed Democratic Club Meeting Rescheduled to Jan 28
The Teton County Democratic Club moved its meeting to Tuesday January 28 due to bad roads and weather. Dr. Joe Kelley executive director of the Montana Democratic Central Committee will speak at 8 45 p.m. Officers will be elected. The session starts at 8 p.m. in the courthouse courtroom.
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Teton County
Democratic Club
Gordon McOmber
Joe Kelley
Montana Democratic Central Committee
Kelly
Trinity Lutheran Waffle Supper Planned for Sunday
The annual Trinity Lutheran Brotherhood sourdough waffle supper will be held Sunday January 26 in the Chateau church basement. Serving begins at 4 30 p m and runs to 7 30 p m Tickets are 4 per family 125 per adult and 75 cents per child.
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Trinity “Lutheran Brotherhood
Chateau Church
Bulldogs overwhelm Cut Bank in high school clash
Choteau Bulldog trip led by Dunckel and Stott who each scored 19 as they routed Cut Bank 71-39 in a buzzy home win. The Bulldogs hit 55 percent, pressuring the Wolves in all quarters and erasing rival momentum.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Chateau‘ Swit -Playaanother
Atumeets
Conrad
Shelby
Chuck
Peck
Tiits
Coyotes
Bulldog
McCarter
Heshay
Chateau
Stott
Cut Bank
Dunckel
Bulldogs
Artie Anderson
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Murphy
State Board of Health
McAuley
Pete Olsen
Lutheran Homes Society
Olsen
Ron Hinman
Priest Butte
Hinman
Jack Reiding
LaVerne Marr
Charles Crane
Les Arensmeyer
Bud White
Don Arensmeyer
Bigot
William
Morley
St. “Joseph's Catholic Church
Tait
Mir Thomas
Gannon
Butte
Ansconda
Drummond
Wan Ek
Woodahl
William. Breding
Bynum Man
Eagles
Oiy Og Souler
Dascoll
Sa Cowboys
Arey
Cowboys
Utterback
McFarland
Bakken
Clateau
Bank + s
Gary
Dunckel, Stott
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