County Board Accepts 1961 Printing Contract
The Teton County Board of Commissioners approved the 1961 printing contract with Chateau Acantha publishers George Coffey and Marie Coffey. The agreement covers all public printing including legal ads official publications blanks and forms from January 1 to December 31 1961 with a $2000 bond and state-mandated rate structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
G. E. Monkman
Martin Shannon
Rowland
Board
Juelfs
Shannon
Seor County
County Commissioners
Teton County
George Coffey
Marie Cottey
Choteau
Acantha
Montang
Janary
Montana
Teton
Téton County
Board Of’county ‘Commissioners
Homer ‘Rowland
Monkman
George
Coffey
Marie Coffey
Cidtéau
L. E. Taylor
Robert L. Moedshi
John * Peterson
Royal Neighbors Social Meeting and Local Notes
Royal Neighbors held a social meeting on Wednesday January 18 at Mrs Ella Black s home with 1p a workshop and 5 regular business session. Whist 500 games crowned Edith Johnson high and Mabel Verbael low. Esther Clark won first prize Elsa Holt second and Eleanor Johnson third in 500 with Ora Schultz taking the cut prize. Eighteen members and guests attended. February hostesses will be Esther Clark. Community notes report Trebesch returning from Denver last Wednesday after attending the Denver Horse Show. Legion delegate Larry Thorne spoke to Boys State. Mr and Mrs Earl Anderson left for Fossten Minnesota due to Mrs Anderson s father s illness. Beverly Moore of Great Falls visited Bob Fleshman Jr. Jim Stephens attended the Legislature in Helena for the Grain Growers Association. Ray Habel and Louie Fuhringer traveled to Helena. Governor s Ball and Aren a Testimonial Banquet attended by Reg Wilson and Harry Maschera. Alma Murnion of Jordan visited Eugene and Mrs Johnson. Sherry Ellingson marked sixth birthday with a party. Students home include Ronnie Becker Hollis Mills from Missoula and Robert Flick from Bozeman. Congrats to Mr and Mrs Bill Smith on a son born Friday at Teton Memorial. Miss Joan Proff visited Havre. Miss Joan McGuire of Butte stayed with Bill Connors. A family dinner at H Hodges celebrated Hodges 6th birthday. attending were Mrs Charles Proff and Loretta of Great Falls. Ronnie McDunn spent days in Columbus Hospital Great Falls. Clarence Hebbner and Bill left for Seattle after death of Clarence s brother-in-law H Stanley.
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Ella Black
Edith Johnson
Mabel Verbael
Esther Clark
Elsa‘ Holt
Elanor Johnson
Ora Schultz
Erwin Trebesch
Sa Png Utice Ce
Trebesch
Denver
Larry Thorne
Legion
Earl Anderson
Fossten
Minn
Anderson
Beverly Moore
Great Falls
Bob Fleshman
Reg Wilson
Harry Maschera
Alma Murnion
Jordan
Eugene Johnson
Sherry Ellingson
Ronnie Becker
Hollis Mills
University
Missoula
Robert Flick
Bozeman
Bill
Smith
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Joan Proff
Havre
Joan McGuire
Butte
Bill Connors
Treasury salutes banks for 20 years of Savings Bonds
The Treasury pays tribute to American banks for selling more than two billion Series E Savings Bonds since 1941 at no cost to government or buyers. Carl A. Bimson of Valley National Bank, and American Bankers Association president, praises banks’ role in thrift and economic stability. The public service ad marks the 20th anniversary of the U S Savings Bonds program and acknowledges the newspaper industry for its advertising support.
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Treasury’ Department
Bankers ‘of America
United States Savings
Treasury
America
Carl A. Bimson
Valley National -‘Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
American ‘Bankers ‘Association
American Bankers Association
U. ‘Ss
Ad of the Treasury
Itg
Advertiser
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Robert L. Wood
Ahl
Dutton
Sid ‘Hanson
County
General Claims
Scuitetnemsbateonn
New York
Life Insurance
APO Cion
Social Security
Banks Funeral Home
Veterans Burial
Banks Funeral
Pekating
MRR
G. L. Banks
Sandra Bell
J. W. Breen
le George F. Cake Co
Choteau Drug Store
Choteau, Drug Co
Petty
Dundas
Supply.Co
Siment Co
Wm. G. Irwin
Knudtzon Lambert Co
Ui Materiali
Koch
Walter Magee
iUnideniter
Estes
Robert W. A
Oil. Journal
Utilities
Fairfield
Say _Ofice
AL. Peterson
P. Shes
J. McSulgeeve
Swainson
Commis- ‘ “Coop, Inc
Tilton Office Outfitters
Stoners
s.Zentteceee
Betty Swenson
West’ Publishing
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Wertecee
Dbs Wales
Forge Flag Co
Inc
Mme Age Neeseseeeeneeseenpeecenenes
Three Rivers
Wewwe
Carlee Wright
Salary Ott
Hines ‘Motor Supply Co
Industrial Accident Board
Industrial “ ‘Equipment Co
International
Harvester. ‘Co
Saecsesseesnere
Knudtzon Lumber
Mogor
Elevator Ool Co
Fred Raiht
New York ‘Life Insurance
A & I Disibatore
iCentralit Machinery
Cheethim's
City of
Mevisdets
Eeneeetneneeesenes
Sechigenseneysaeted
H-O Auto Supply. Co
Boat ‘Hanusa ‘Agency
Auto Regaep
Power! Co
Util
Mountain States
Salu
N&h
Phillips Petroleum
Gasp
Ramaker. & Son
Seitz, Machinery. Co
sRadiator
State’ ‘Department
Teton’ County
Spoilereac Panee
Bridge Fund
Deseret
Social Security Division
Breen Oil Co
Montana Concrete Pipe Co
Net
New York Life Insurance
Knudtzon Lumber Co
N.scesccceceo Aan
John E. Peterson
New York Life-Insurance. Co
Insurance County
Eageesat
Banks
Comer
L. S. Crairy
Profeseeve Coessangeteorasn
Martha” Dépner
Chateau Electric
Cenrie
Arthur McAuley
M.D. Professional Services
Scellaneous
Power. Co
Power Teton County
Shanley, Shanley & Anderson
Messesensese
Columbus Hospital
Clarence Hebbner
Seattle
Wash
Clarence
H. Stanley
Speedy P
Soottion
Mila
Moore
Ea Conten
John Deere
Conte
Ats
Lay
Darrell B. Townsend
Choteau, Mont
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