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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1963

Page

5

Everybody's Column Seeks Local Social Items for Print

Choteau notices list visitors and events including Mrs. Mary Baskett visiting from Malta Bend Missouri Staying at the Clark Apartments with Maggie Blakeslee While here The Montana Highway Patrol license examiner will be at the courthouse in Choteau on Monday July 8 from 8 am to 12 noon and 1 to 5 pm Applicants should see before 11 am or 4 pm The Social Civic Club hosts a potluck July 9 at 1 pm in City Park Mrs Ben Wolk returns to Washougal Washington after a week in Choteau and attendance at the funeral services for S W Lindseth and the class of

Mary C. Baskett Choteau Malta Bend Maggie Blakeslee Clark Apartments Montana Highway Patrol Social Civic Club Ben Wolk Washougal Wash Roy Wolk S. W Flunky) Lindseth Dana Sandefjord Susan Norway Flathead Lake Seattle Volkswagon

Local Notables and Visitors Populate Chateau Gatherings

A long list of residents and visitors across Chateau recounts weekends at Flathead Lake and trips to Virginia City, Yellowstone Park, and Bozeman. Attendees include Rev. and Mrs. C. Fred Crowe at a Methodist conference, and many relatives from Great Falls, Libby, Seattle, and Melbourne engaging in church events, nursing studies, and family ceremonies.

Gibson Monkman Jim Robison C. Fred Crowe Bozeman Crowe David LaFond Rainier Ore Paul Wolfe Jake Luinsia Loren Wayne Herb Anderson Lewistown Mountain Home Idaho Luinstra Herb Andersons Hans Andersons Arnold Hansons Pendray Bob Nordhagen Cynthia Peggy Reinberger Ames Iowa Chateau

Labor Pool Prepared For Hay Harvest In Teton County

Moisture boosts crop outlook in Teton county as hay harvest nears. State Employment Service in Great Falls reports experienced and semi experienced hay hands ready, plus operators, irrigators, and balers. Farmers urged to contact 1000 First Avenue South or 453 0351. Dellwo Agency to coordinate local help with Great Falls processing if needed. Sudden showers warn drivers to slow down.

Teton County Ted Lebsock State Employment Service Great Falls Lebsock First Avenue South Jim Dellwo Dellwo Agency

Choteau student recounts Norway tour experiences

Kathy Boussard, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Boussard, describes the Great Falls High School extension trip to Norway with fellow Choteau student Susan Meadows. She notes flights, Ireland layover, dorm conditions, a rainy Sandefjord celebration, scenic Norway, and daily schedules including classes and six hours of swimming practice.

Kathy Boussard C. W. Boussard Miss Boussard Great Falls

Resident Appointed OES Grand Adah in Montana

The Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Montana met in Billings with Mrs. Alice Shadoan Livingstone elected worthy grand matron and Randolph Diebel of Broadus chosen worthy grand patron. Choteau attendees included Mrs. Hodgskiss and Mrs. Olsen who was named Grand Adair.

Order of Eastern Star of Montana Billings Alice Shadoan Livingston Randolph Diebel Broadus Shadoan Paul Kropp Choteau George Hodgskiss Worthy Milton McNea William F. Olsen Fidelity Chapter Olsen Hodgskiss Jay Robinson

Joy from a bottle drives roadside misery

A cautionary message warns that drinking leads to danger on the road. It urges drivers to avoid alcohol completely, cautions against gambling with traffic, and describes the risks as the cars stacking against travelers.

Expert Flower Care Advice From Montana Horticulturist

Orville W. McCarver of Montana State College advises removing both flowers and bloom stalks from perennials as soon as they fade to boost garden appearance and strengthen crowns for next year. Leaves should stay for six weeks after blooming, and plants should not be dug up during that period to allow reserves to build in bulbs or crowns. Shrubs with ornamental fruit are exempt.

Bozeman Orville W. McCarver Montana State College McCarver

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