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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1964

Page

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Choteau Festival Highlights 1964 Centennial Rodeo and Parades

The Choteau area gears up for the 19th annual American Legion Rodeo and a July 4 parade in 1964. Events include saddle bronc and bareback riding, calf roping, bulldogging, barrel racing, and a mad scramble with significant prize money. Night programs feature historical displays, chorus performances, and fiddle music at the high school auditorium. Parade prizes of 25, 15, and 10 dollars go to top costumes and floats.

Chateau American Legion Chris Beck Chateau High School Moose Hall Wedum City Park Forest Service REA Gordon Monkman Bill Obernolte Malmstrom Afb Choteau High School Scottish Rite Bagpipe Choteau Chamber of Commerce

Ground breaks for $70,000 Trinity Lutheran education building

Groundbreaking ceremony for a 70 000 Trinity Lutheran parish education building in Chateau was held Sunday. The 37 by 75 foot two story structure will house 14 classrooms with optional large or small spaces via acoustical folding doors. Construction by Robert Zion should finish in about 150 days.

Trinity Lutheran Parish Chateau R. C. Ferris H. C. Hjortholm Jake Luinstra Enoch Stroh Arnold Hanusa A. B. Gravdal Robert Zion Zion Montana

City Sprays Early Tuesday for Insects

The city of Chateau sprayed its town early Tuesday under a federally supported program. About eight square miles were targeted with Batex to kill insects including flies and mosquitoes, with plans to extend to a four by two mile patch as more chemical arrived. The spray reportedly affects insects and cold blooded animals but not warm blooded ones and has residual effects. Mayor D. P. Fabrick cited Malta’s prior effectiveness and noted Great Falls and Cascade County had used Batex since the flood.

Chateau Great Falls Malta D. P. Fabrick Cascade County

Firemen Extinguish Auto Blaze in Front of Cherry's 66 Station

Firemen from The Chateau Department extinguished an automobile fire in front of Cherry's 66 Station on Thursday night about 8 p.m. Officials say a short in wiring started the blaze and damage was minor.

Chateau ‘Fire Cherry

Go-kart Drivers Score at Geraldine

Three go-kart enthusiasts placed high at Geraldine races on the main street Sunday. Tom Swortzel won the 30 minute kids event with Larry Oschilling third. Ron Swortzel took second in the sports man class.

Geraldine Tom Swortzel Larry Oschilling Ron Swortzel

Dahlin Couple to Mark 50th Anniversary at Big Fork Catholic Church

The family of Mr and Mrs Charles Dahlin invite Chateau area friends to a 50th wedding anniversary celebration this Sunday at 2 to 5 pm in the basement of Big Fork Catholic Church.

Charles Dahlin

Reunion Weekend Draws St John Residents to Chateau

Mr and Mrs Robert Howard of St John Washington visited Chateau over the weekend for a class reunion and called on Mr and Mrs Art Anderson and other friends.

Robert’ ‘Howard St John, Wash Chateau Art Anderson

Civil Defense Officials Map Plans After Flood Alert

Four Teton county communities met with La Verne Murr the civil defense director to review county and community civil defense needs and flood response. He urged strong local groups emergency centers and better communications with federal funding covering half costs and local governments funding the rest. A local organization and meeting were urged with operations centers to be placed in Choteau Dutton Fairfield and Pendroy.

Teton County Dutton Rairfield and Pendrey Civil Defense Chateau

Post Office Bid on New Chateau Facility Delayed

The Office Department postponed bidding on the Chateau post office facilities citing moved dates. Original plans set bids for July 15 and August 16 with unchanged specifications.

Chateau vApparenly

Teton County Wheat Allotment Set For 1965

The 1965 county wheat allotment is 145,844 acres, down from 146,087 in 1964, as part of a national 49.5 million acre plan with a state total of 3,644,658 acres. Chairman L B Fitzgerald of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee says the allotment will be prorated among eligible wheat growers by their bases and notices will be issued in July detailing farm allotment, normal yield for 1985, diversion payments rates, and the farm's conserving base.

Teton County L. B. Fitzgerald

Trail Restoration Cost Estimation For Teton District

A conservative estimate of 234 million dollars charts expected damage to trails and roads in the Teton District. Vergil Lindsay, district ranger, announced the figure this week noting 2 million for 200 miles of trail and 54 million for road damage. Crews are repairing both and restoration plans include a program spanning two phases.

Teton U. S. Forest Service Vergil Lindsay Lindsay Pocess

Schedule Will Begin Monday at Lions Club Pool

The pool schedule sets open swim from 2:30 to 5 and 7 to 9 daily with Sunday nights closed. A life saving class of 25 works 10 to noon daily, 46 swimmers train 9 to 10 and 6 to 9. July 4 weekend marks start of seven meets and regular hours resume after.

Rathman Nion Chotéat

Forest Service to Restore Trails in Bob Marshall Wilderness Area

Forest Service crews will rebuild trails in the Bob Marshall Wilderness with machinery to speed work and cut costs. Private contractors may handle other trails while some routes reopen by mid July.

Forest Service Bob .Marshall Lindsay Middle Fork Route Creek Teton Jonea

Fireworks ban urged in Choteau city ordinance

Mayor D P Fabrick reminded residents Monday that ordinance No 48 prohibits sale and use of fireworks within Choteau. The public is urged to cooperate for safety as fireworks disturb older residents and parents of young children.

D. P. Fabrick Choteau Choteauses Tordizianice

Mrs Otness Display Of Paintings At The Villager

Mrs Ronald Otness presents a display of pastels and portraits at The Villager. Notable works include portraits of Hugh Robinson and Ernest Janice. the exhibit runs until July with student Jesse Gleason among contributors.

Ronald Otness Otness Jesse Gleason Hugh Robinson Ernest Janice

Weekend visit from Lewiston relatives noted

Mr and Mrs Bud Moulton were visited over the weekend by her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs R R PS Jones of Lewiston Iowa.

Davidson Dies. Choteau Resident Remembered

Mrs Davidson of Choteau died this morning in Teton Memorial Hospital after long residence there. Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Mrs James Keating of Oak Harbor Wash visited and then left after spending a week with Mr and Mrs Hammond.

Aura -Davidson Choteau Teton Memorial Hospital Methodist Church James Keating Oak Harbor Washyleft Mrvand Hammond Helo

Final Shot Clinic Slated for Tomorrow

A final typhoid vaccine clinic will be held tomorrow at the Wedum building. It will operate from 1 4 1 5 p.m. and 7 9 p.m. Those who did not receive their third shots are urged to attend, per Mrs. Grant Curtis.

Wedum Grant Curtis

Mrs Christian Dies in Great Falls Hospital

Rosetta Manix Christian 70 of Augusta died Sunday in a Great Falls hospital after a period of illness. Born Feb 19 1894 in Augusta she was daughter of Phil A Manix and a longtime Augusta resident. Survived by five sons Austin and Clifford of Helena Lawrence of Anchorage Alaska James and Carl of Augusta two sisters Mabel Pings Mathilda McManus a brother John Manix and a daughter Loretta Peterson of Great Falls. Rosary was recited Tuesday and Requiem Mass held Wednesday in Augusta. Interment followed in Augusta Cemetery.

Rosetta Manix Christian Augusta Great Falls Christian Phil A. Manix St. Matthias Catholic Church Austin Clifford Helena Lawrence Anchorage Alaska James Carl Mabel Pings Mathilda McManus John Manix Arnold Loretta) Peterson

Boy Bouma Hurt in Choteau Bike Crash

A 12 year old Bouma boy sustained a broken upper leg when the tandem bicycle he rode with Russell A Davis turned in front of a car driven by Jesse D Duncan 57 Wasco Oregon two and a half miles south of Choteau on U S 89 The other rider Davis suffered only minor cuts and bruises Bouma was reported in good condition Tuesday

Lawrence Ras ‘Choteau Choteau Suhday Highway ‘Patrol Bouma Russell A. Davis Jesse D. Duncan Wasco Ore Chateau U. S Davis Pete Bouma

Mrs. J. Hiller Dies At Teton Rest Home

Jeanette Hiller, 90, died at Teton Rest Home on June 18. A widow and retired housekeeper, she lived in Chateau since 1917. Born May 24, 1874 in Knapp Wisconsin, she requested no funeral services. cremation was performed and ashes spread on the Teton River.

Jeanette Hiller Teton County J.hiller Chateau Knapp Wis Teton River

Seufert Couple Visits Peters in Dupuyer

Mr and Mrs George Seufert spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Vince Peters in Dupuyer.

George Seufert Mrs Vince Peters Dupuyer

Bynum Storage Shed Burns in Grounded Blaze

A shed owned by Ira Perkins in Bynum burned to the ground on Saturday. Loss estimated at 500 to 600 dollars. The shed stood near the old LDS Church. Fire crews from Chateau and Pendrey battled the blaze as Sheriff Al Becker coordinated with Pendroy to prevent spread.

Ira Perkins Bynum Lds Church Chateau Pendrey al Becker Pendroy

Stores Open Friday Night to Aid Weekend Shoppers

Chateau business houses will close Saturday July 4 while most stores stay open Friday July 3 to allow shoppers to stock up for the weekend. Cha teau Chamber of Commerce president Tom McCartney announced the plan Tuesday.

Tom McCartney Chateau Chamber of Commerce McCartney

Local draft moves to screen 18 year olds in Montana

Beginning this month the Chateau draft board and Montana boards will refer 18 year old registrants for manpower examinations as part of President Johnson's program. Older registrants will continue preinduction exams. Some 18 year olds who fail mental tests may receive job counseling or training and rehabilitation programs.

Chateau Draft Board Montana L. B. Johnson Armed Forces Butte iGeneral Kendall Wbestéx Aminedes Orc Thes Department of Labor Department of Health, Education and Welfare Ihr Chateau

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Seth Choteau Freautha L. Murr Judeina City Pavilion Lions Club Chateau Lions Club Stance Ae Monay Ian Davidson Wesetegter Red Cross Liong ¢ Club Ting A. Becket Robert Apmintreng Oppain Slanger Cecil Passmore Jack Blaugér Rockport Hutterite Remus Chita Becker Farrmington Slangers Beck Bouma Boy
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