Montana Industry Push Aims to Retain Youth and Grow Local Power
State officials urged rural communities to build industry aligned with natural resources. Chapman highlighted agricultural byproducts and plants in Circle and Conrad as examples. He urged Montanans to support local products, visit counties, and pursue space-age opportunities without neglecting traditional industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Teton County
Planning Board
Circle
Conrad
Montana
National Aeronautics and Space Industry
Trinity Lutheran planning parish education building
Trinity Lutheran Church votes to build a two story parish education building north of the church at an estimated cost of 70000 dollars. The project aims to add Sunday school classrooms and office space with bids to follow after architect specifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jake Luinstra
Luinstra
Les Arensmeyer
Rex Peterson
John
Chalmers
Robert Gormley
Ralph Groth
Irvin Thompson
Parish Education Board
Dana Vail- To
Bob Gronberg
F G Curtis Dies in Choteau Funeral Friday
Freeman Glen Curtis 72 of Choteau died Tuesday from heart ailment after nine weeks of ill health. He founded F G Curtis and Son Implement in Choteau and lived there since 1936. Survived by widow Inga, son Grant W Curtis, daughter June E Curtis, sister Mrs Ed Ronnie and four grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. Trinity Lutheran Church. Burial in Choteau Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Glen Curtis
Choteau
Curtis
F. G. Curtis and Son Implement
Tom Curtis
Griggs County
N. D
Inga Fredriksen
North Dakota
Billings
Sheridan
Wyo
Chateau
Trinity Lutheran Church
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Grant W
June E. Curtis
Great Falls
Ed Ronnie
Laurel
Choteau Cemetery
Simms Man Dies In Chateau Hospital
Franklin M. Logsdon, 72, of Simms, died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Funeral services were held at Simms Methodist Church with Rev. Joseph E. Loos and Rev. Leo Baldwin officiating. He was born June 1, 1891 in Illinois, moved to Great Falls in 1914, then to a farm near Simms in 1937. He served in the army and navy. Survivors include widow Grace E., son Glenn F., three grandchildren, brother Richard of Boise, Idaho, and sister Mrs. Alice Smith of Ona, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin M. Logsdon
Simms
Teton Memorial Hospital
Simms Methodist Church
Joseph E. Loos
Leo Baldwin
Logsdon
Illinois
Great Falls
Army
Grace E
Glenn F
Richard
Boise
Idaho
Alice Smith
Ona, Fla
John J. Hanusa Heads to Letterman General Hospital
Sp 4 John J. Hanusa departed on Monday for Letterman General Hospital in San Francisco to serve as a surgeon's assistant in the Army Medical Division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Hanusa
Letterman General Hospital
San Francisco
Army
New Chateau Building to House US Agencies Soon
The Chateau federal building will be fully occupied the second week of February. SCS and ASCS offices move from the Russell building, U S Forest Service from north of Chateau, and the Farmers Home Administration from Fairfield to the new site. ASCS and FHA begin operations Monday Feb 3, with FHA day shifting to Monday. Forest Service to follow in the second week of February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Federal
Jake Luinstra
SCS
ASCS
Russell Building
U. S. Forest Service
Chateau
Farmers Home Administration
Fairfield
FHA
Forest Service
Choteau Meet Set Friday Afternoon
Teton county extension agents will meet with interested persons at 1 30 p m Friday in the Choteau courthouse to discuss production problems and extension activities. Reports will cover 1963 fertilizer field trials and barley stripe mosaic virus work by Frieda Schroder Raymond Kelly and Robert Reiquam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Choteau
Frieda Schroder
Raymond Kelly
Robert Reiquam
Helena Business Caller J W Breen Hits Friday
J W Breen visited Helena on Friday for business calls.
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J. W. Breen
Helena
Dutton Cardinals win Wheat Bowl in 1964
The Dutton Cardinals defeated Power 69-57 to claim the Wheat Bowl title as they built a big first quarter lead and held on. Phil Johnson led with 20 points, Fleshman 15, Olson 12, while Power’s Loftsgaarden had 18 and Burgmaier 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Cardinals
Power
Dutton
Cardinals
Phil Johnson
Fleshman
Olson
Loftsgaarden
Burgmaier
Centerville
Ers
Pirates
Dan Andrews
Thorne
Ingersoll
Elks
Funeral held for William F. Breding in Chateau
William F. Breding 76 of Chateau died after an extended illness in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were conducted at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Gravdal and Rev. Crowe officiating. Born March 20, 1887 in Bancroft Nebraska, he married Minnie Drake in 1912. Survivors include his widow two daughters Lorraine Alzheimer and Dorothy Wiebrock both of Chateau ten grandchildren six great grandchildren and a brother George Randolph. The couple celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1962. Burial was in Chateau Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Breding
Chateau
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
C. Fred Crowe
Breding
Great Falls
Bancroft
Neb
Minnie Drake
Randolph, Neb
Lorraine Alzheimer
Lloyd Jensen
Frank Petri
Jesse’ “Malone
Arthur Weist
Henry” van" Setten
Alex Zier
Chateau Cemetery
Keglers Set Feb 3 Meeting For Chateau Women Bowlers
The Chateau Women's Bowling Association will meet Monday February 3 at 8 pm in the lower Legion hall for the regular winter session. Tournaments will be discussed.
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The
Chateau Women’s Bowling ‘Association
Lower Legion Hall
Teton Juvenile Delinquency Stable In 1963 Report
Teton County probation officer Bill McMullen reports juvenile issues held steady in 1963 with 116 case referrals, 78 first timers and 38 repeats. Liquor violations were notably high among girls ages 13 to 17, while traffic offenses rose under new law prompting court appearances.
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Teton County
Bill ‘McMullen
McMullen
Justice Court
State Industrial School
Miles City
Sheriff's Office
Paintings Displayed By Mrs LaRance In The Villager
Mrs Joe LaRance shows oil paintings at The Villager for two more days in the Chateau store. The collection is part of a series by area artists and will likely be viewed for the final time Saturday in the Treetop Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe LaRance
Couple Ties Knot in Tacoma Wedding
Rosalie Groot daughter of Mrs Albert Bruno and Tom Groot of Chateau and Pfc Ronald Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Ray Nelson of Fairfield wed in Tacoma Washington on January 25. The couple will reside in Tacoma where Nelson is stationed at Fort Lewis.
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Rosalie Groot
Albert Bruno
Tom Groot
Chateau
Ronald Nelson
Ray Nelson
Fairfield
Tacoma
Wash
Nelson
Fort Lewis
Wool Pay Applications Due Friday
The National Wool Act payments for the 1963 marketing year require forms by Friday January 31. Growers may claim wool and lamb marketings from April 1 to December 31, 1963. Submit applications with sales documents at the ASCS county office in Choctaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool Act
L. E. Fitzgerald
County ,Agricultural Stabilization ,and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Choeau
Businesses to Close for Curtis Funeral in Choteau
Most Choteau business houses will close from 2 to 3 p.m. tomorrow Friday to allow merchants to attend the F G Curtis funeral. Tom McCartney, chamber of commerce president, announced Wednesday. Local practice closes for funerals of business community members.
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Chamber
Tom McCartney
McCartney
Gale Isakson
Duane Reisch
Augusta
Fairfield
American Legion
Chateau
Montana Historical Caravan
Montana Freight Rate Association
State Chamber of Commerce
U. S. Highway 287 Association
Roxy Theatre
Heidi and
Peter
Roxy
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau
Chiéteau
F. G. Curtis
Chamber of Commerce
North Fork Habitat Needs More Work
Lions heard Teton district forester Vergil Lindsey outline ongoing habitat projects for the North Fork and South Fork of the Teton. He cited need to level high spots to increase water flow and noted cooperation with state and local groups. A new Hidden Lake trail is two thirds finished and will serve riders walkers and skaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Teton
Vergil Lindsey
Teton District Forester
Lions Club
Lindsey
Montana Fish and Game Department
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Lindsay
South Fork
Hidden Lake
Forest Service
Les Otness
Bob Woodahl
Woodahl
Ray Weist
Parkway Cafe celebrates first year under Elliott ownership
The Parkway Cafe marks its first year under Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliott with a weekend celebration. Chamber Day specials and free coffee and doughnuts will be available Saturday from 2 to 4 pm as the Elliottts thank the community for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parkway Cafe
Cecil Elliott
The Oldest Game hunting film shown at Chateau Pavilion
The Oldest Game, a bow and arrow adventure, will be shown Thursday Feb 13 at 8 p.m. at the Chateau Pavilion. The Montana and Alaska hunting trip montage features archers Glen St Charles Nick Knickerbocker Fred Bear and others. George Reue of Spokane shoots color film. sponsor Teton County Sportsmen's Association. Advance tickets at K's Auto Parts and Choteau Feed and Seed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Pavilion
Montana
Wyoming
British Columbia
Yukon
Alaska
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Glen St. Charles
Nick Knickerbocker
Fred Bear
George Reue
Spokane
K’s Auto Parts
Choteau
Choteau Fans See Shelby Game Saturday Night
The Vergil Lindseys the Don Arensmeyers and the Jim Arensmeyers were among Choteau fans at the Choteau Shelby game in Shelby Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vergil Lindseys
Don Arensmeyers
Jim Arensmeyers
Shelby
Bulldogs Fall From First In Conference Standings
Choteau High suffered two straight losses over the weekend dropping from the conference lead to second. Conrad defeated the Bulldogs 49-42 on Friday, then Shelby edged Choteau 49-46 on Saturday. Gary Dunckel led Choteau with 15 points in the Conrad game and Chuck McCarter scored 24 for Shelby against Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High Bulldogs
Choteau
Bulldogs
Conrad
Shelby
Coyotes
Gary Dunckel
Stott
McCarter
Dunckel
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George Higgins
Tom Hammond
Marl Faurote
Bill Obernolte
D. P. Fabrick
Jerry Breen
Cal Southard
Phil Pings
Augusta Chamber
Phil Doughty
Bob Amick
A. B. Grandal
Janet Wedum
Leo Murphy
Chamber Day
Trinity Lutheran
Chateau Hospital
W. F. Breding
Russell
Andrew Jordan
Charles Russell
Jordan
Motorola
Motorola Fine Arts
North Fork
Elliotts
Cowboys
West Chateau
Chuck Peck
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