Students to Launch Two Fuel Rockets on Hill July Fourth
Chateau High School science class will launch two solid fuel rockets on Bird Hill Friday from 6:30 to 7 p.m. Harold Wood and Jesse Malone will pilot single stage and two stage rockets respectively, with public viewing invited.
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Navy Vanguard
Jesse Malone
Chateau High
Bird Hill
Harold Wood
Chateau
Jesse
Chateau High School
Birdhill
Ray Erickson
Gerrald McLaughlin
Phil Young
Keith George
Walter Gebhart
Albert Finley
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
National Guard
Chateau German Band
Sid Johnson
Jack Carpenter
Floyd Marr
Cedric Schroeder
Choteau American Legion
Park Pavilion
Bill Obernolte
Chris Beck
American Legion Rodeo
Increased Mail Rates Take Effect August First
Postal rates rise across classes effective August 1 1958 with higher charges for letters drop letters and air mail letters rates for books catalogs and printed matter also up The changes apply to second and third class mail and adjust per ounce and per pound charges Postmaster C Gibson Monkman notes the updates and new rules for published second class mail including allowed enclosures.
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C. Gibson Monkman
Air Mail
Choteau Junior Legion Upsets Sunburst In Thriller
Choteau Junior Legion shocked Sunburst 11 to 10 in a Sunday tilt as four regulars quit the team earlier. Fred Jackson starred pitching 9 innings with two hits and one earned run before moving to centerfield. he then closed out the win with a 9th inning strikeout spree.
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Sunburst
Choteau Junior Legion
Choteau
Cut Bank
Conrad
Chateau
Stan Rathman
Chateau Boys
Fred Jackson
Jackson
Moss
Good Producer Seen in West Pondera Field
In the west Pondera field the Hauge Brothers report a likely good producer in their No 1 Rose with Madison oil shows topping at 2302 feet and acidized to 2309. The Quigley No 1 A Christensen well, long idle, has resumed drilling and passed 1820 feet as drillers work past fish with whipstock. A Gypsy Basin location is staked in Teton county. Mr and Mrs Don Schrock visited relatives in Choteau.
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Pondera
Pendroy
Hauge Brothers
Montana Oil Journal
Madison
Christensen
Gypsy Basin
Teton County
Cse
Excellent TV Reception In Offing for This Area
Walter Yeager of the Junior Chamber of Commerce outlines plans to boost TV reception in the Chateau area. A one watt booster atop Rattlesnake Butte now serves KXLF from Butte. two four watt amplifiers will extend to Lethbridge and broaden coverage to 160 degrees. The Jaycees have spent 500 on the current installation and 398 as a down payment for amplifiers, with a house to house canvass planned to raise 15 per TV set if needed.
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Chateau
Walter Yeager
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Kxlf-Tv
Butte
Rattlesnake Butte
Lethbridge
Yeager
Jaycee
J H Bunker
Baker Radio, TV and Supply Co
Great Falls
Baker
Jayceees
Beneco Limited
Canada
Butte and
Hospital Will Solicit For Funds to Defray Improvement Costs
The Teton Memorial Hospital Association asks all residents to contribute in the next weeks to support new facilities including a 23 614.72 isolation ward and an 11 278 X ray unit. Additional roof work 700 heating valves 1500 and pipes 400 were added. The isolation ward and X ray unit aid accreditation and private treatment. Dr F M Petkevich of Great Falls has indicated he will assist, aiding radiology and records upgrades.
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The
Hospital Association
Arnold Hanusa
Teton Memorial Hospital Association, Inc
J. W. Breen
Paul Mathis
Hanusa
Teton Memorial Hospital
F. M. Petkevich
Great Falls
Grant Moore Named Secretary At Church Meeting
Reverend Grant S Moore was appointed for a seventh year to Choteau and Pendrey and named conference secretary of the board at the Montana State Conference of the Methodist Church in Lewistown. He also serves as secretary of the Council of Evangelism for the Western Jurisdiction. Gibson Monkman is the conference lay delegate from the Choteau charge. Mrs Averill is recording secretary of the Woman's Society of Christian Service for the Western Jurisdiction.
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Grant S. Moore
N. W. Edwards
Gibson Monkman
Marion Averill
Montana
Methodist Church
Lewistown
Moore
Choteau and Pendrey
Council of Evangelism
Western
Choteau
Ave
Parade Prizes and Plans Set by Chateau Chamber of Commerce
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce discussed July Fourth parade prizes with $50 for best non commercial float $35 for second $25 for third and $25 for best novelty float. Parade officials expect a larger event with more non commercial floats and novelty entries.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Penguin Cafe
Sid Johnson
Chateau
al Hensley
Bowman's Corner
Augusta
Walter Henneford
Vaughn Junction
Great Falls
Browning
Steve Durfee
Burt Heaston
Teton Canyon
Ed Obernolte
State
Helena
Montana
Mike Mansfield
Girl Scout Camp Sessions Highlight Four Day Event
Girl Scouts and Brownies attended four day camps with speakers like Jack Slanger demonstrating wood whistles and Sheriff T J Dellno addressing branding. Dorothy Boussard led charcoal drawing while Marie Vance taught singing and Jacquie Paulus and Karen Huidekoper directed unit music.
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Jack Slanger
T. J. Dellno
Jesse Malone
Dorothy Boussard
Marie Vance
Jacquie Paulus
Karen Huidekoper
Dorothy O'Neil
Helen Sheble
Brownies
Old Agency
Chateau
Choteau Men Hurt In Highway 89 Truck Roll Incident
George Bleecker and Royce Hannon of Choteau were hospitalized at Teton Memorial after their pickup, loaded with a saddled horse, rolled off Highway 89 near Agency Creek east of Browning. Bleecker had a broken shoulder and Hannon a broken leg, with additional cuts and bruises. The horse was thrown clear and later seen walking away uninjured.
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George Bleecker
Royce Hannon
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Highway 89
Agency Creek
Browning
Bleecker
Hannon
Great Falls
R. A Belhumeur
Dupuyer
Soroptimists Install Heads At Great Falls
Soroptimists International of Great Falls and Chateau held a joint installation at the Rainbow Hotel in Great Falls on Wednesday June 25. Outgoing president Dr Ethel Huscth presided. New Chateau officers include Jane Reuterwall president and Doris Hansen vice president. Four new Chateau members were initiated at the June 12 business meeting led by Ellen Hammond.
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Soroptimists International of
Great Falls
Chateau
Rainbow Hotel
Ethel Huscth
Hazel Henneford
Muriel Reiquam
Chateau Club
Ellen Hammond
Esther Arps
Dorothy DeRusha
Alma Partlow
Clara Wood
Teton County Farm Bureau Annual Picnic Date Set
Teton County Farm Bureau announces the annual picnic on Sunday July 13 at Jones Park in Dupuyer. Members and their families are invited to attend.
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Teton
July Fourth Ameri can Legion Rodeo Fest Lights Up Chateau
The 13th annual American Legion rodeo at Chateau kicks off Thursday night July 3 at 8 p m under arena lights with a big Friday 2 p m rodeo. A Friday parade at 11 a m offers cash prizes for floats and entry fees per child.
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American Legion
Chateau
Rodeo
Dikes Planned at Freezeout Lake in Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission approves two miles of dikes at Freezeout Lake a key waterfowl habitat near Chateau. Union Credit Company of Butte bid 9 9 27 75 for initial work due September 10. Walter J. Everin named acting director after A A O'Claire retirement as commission seeks permanent appointment.
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Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Freezeout Lake
Chateau
Helena
Commission
Union Credit Company of
Butte
Walter J. Everin
Everin
A. A. O’claire
Sullivan Game Preserve
Canyon Ferry
Yacht Basin
Lewistown Hatchery
Golden Opportunities Sale At Choteau Safeway
Choteau Safeway manager Jack Carpenter announces a Golden Opportunities Sale running until Aug 2. Montana Safeway will raffle five 1958 Fords and $25,000 in merchandise to shoppers who register each week. No purchase required to win. visitors encouraged to participate weekly over five weeks.
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Jack Carpenter
Choteau Safeway
Choteau
Montana Safeway
Chateau
Carpenter
Larry Banks Returns From National Morticians Conference
Larry Banks, president of the National Conference of Funeral Service Examiners, returned last Saturday from Spokane where he attended the national meeting. He earlier administered and supervised examinations in San Francisco and Los Angeles. In Long Beach he represented Montana with the California State Board of Funeral Directors. The Bankses visited relatives in Long Beach and Klamath Falls and toured Disneyland in Los Angeles.
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Larry Banks
Spokane
National Conference of Funeral Service Examiners
United States
Banks
San Francisco
College of Mortuary Science
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Montana
California State Board of Funeral Directors
Lynn Baker
Chateau
Terry Tennant
Klamath Falls
Ore
Disneyland
Guthrie Penning July Holiday Article on Mountain Ranges
A. B. Guthrie of Great Falls Montana, a Pulitzer Prize winner, writes in Holiday magazine about nine U S mountain ranges and their residents. The piece centers on the Bob Marshall Wilderness Area near Chateau and a tiny camp Danaher, reflecting Guthrie’s familiar landscape. He has prior Holiday and Saturday Evening Post articles and authored best selling novels The Big Sky The Way West and These Thousand Hills.
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A. B. Guthrie
Great Falls
Montana
Holiday Magazine
Lordly Mountains
United States
Bob Marshall
Chateau
Guthrie
Danaher
Holiday
Saturday Evening Post
Bean Lake Fishing May Close Near Augusta
Dam age to agricultural land around Bean Lake due to heavy rains and irrigation runoff may force closure of adjacent private property. The Montana Fish and Game Commission urges fishermen to fish from boats or posted shoreline areas only to protect hay meadows and grain fields while water returns to normal levels.
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Bean Lake
Augusta
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Department
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G. Monkman
Choteau Squad
West Pondera Field
Don Schrock
Missoula
Grant Moore
Jay Lyon
Helen Vorhees
Alice Erwin
Valley of the Teton
Dorothy O Neil
Percy Robinson
Bert Anderson
Betty Sheble
Clarice Hensley
Evan Thompson
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