Larson Couple Buy Macantile Variety Store in Chateau Move
Janice and Don Larson of Great Falls acquire The Macantile variety store from Mr. and Mrs. Tom McCartney. The Larsons relocate to Chateau to assume management of the business. Larson hails from an unspecified earlier location.
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Macantile
Chateau
Don
Mike
Don Larson
Janice Larson
Patty
Doana
Larsons
Tim McCartney
Don Larsons
Janice
Great Falls
Tom McCartney
Larson
Dutton Sets Fun Day July Ninth With Parades And Fireworks
Dutton will host its sixth annual Fun Day on Saturday July 9 featuring breakfast parade antique and classic car show model T race horseshoe tournament kids games and more Highlights include an open pit barbecue fireworks and a street dance with Nervous Norvis Proceeds benefit the local swimming pool and recreation complex A Montana Air National Guard F106 flyover and Army National Guard helicopter display are planned Lanny Christman is chairman contact at 476-3260 in Minnesota now living in Great Falls.
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Montana Air National Guard
Army National Guard
Helena
Lanny Christman
Special Flying Course Offered at Chateau
A three day mountain flying course will be held at Chateau for local pilots. Participants can choose sessions July 15 to 17 or July 29 to 31. Registration runs 6 30 to 7 00 at the Chateau Country Club on July 15 and July 29. Course fee is 45 dollars. Call 761 0346 for details.
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Chateau
Chateau Country Club
Swim Lesson Schedule at Chateau Pool
The schedule lists lessons for Mother Tot on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 9 to 10 a.m. Fish on Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays 9 to 10 a.m. Novice Beginners on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays 10 to 11 a.m. Porpoise and Pre competitive on Tuesdays Thursdays 10 to 11 a.m. Advanced Beginners on Mondays 11 a.m. to 12 noon. Flying Fish and Shark on Tuesdays Thursdays 11 a.m. to 12 noon.
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Chateau Pool
July 4 Celebration Draws Large Choteau Crowd
Large crowds at Choteau's July 4 events fill the rodeo with a standing room crowd. The wild cow milking contest ends in a draw as David Lindseth rides a horned cow. Bull riders, parade, and prize winners across floats and pet divisions are noted.
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Reg Kessler
Choteau
David Lindseth
Lindseth
Percy Robinson
Reo Coghill
Dutton
Carl Hanson
Montana Cowboys Association of Great Falls
Harold Baker
The
Shriners
Lars Evenson
Anseth
Travis Malone
Kyle Kelly
Wayne Carlson
Arnie Johnson
Cut Bank
Lance Krone
Augusta
Jim Harris
Helena
Nick Nicolay
Bozeman
Ben Reynolds
Twin Bridges
Chick Smith
Linda Ortner
Chinook
Diane Hubbard
White Sulphur Springs
Jane Stowell
Heather McGillis
Carol Lake
Frenchtown
Wade Jacobsen
Sun River
Jerry Larson
Preliminary Budget Sparks City Council Race to Cap Levy
City officials adopted a preliminary budget amid inflation pressures and a possible rise in the mill levy from 50.8 to 65 mills. A special budgeting session is set for July 12 to consider reductions. Water rules suspend lawn irrigation on Fridays and Saturdays starting July 15, with other rules for hours and commercial use. The city plans a new well and hosts a joint county funding request for a disposal study. Bids for the landfill contract were opened with Earl Armstrong Jr. winning at 40 000. An extension on the sewer study was granted.
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FHA
Myron Wheeler
Tim Altchwager
Teton County
Earl Armstrong Jr
Evenson, Inc
Morris Construction
Eldon Cook
Morris & Maierle
Helena
Greg Curtis
Jim Dellno
Chateau
LaBaugh Opens D and E Photo Studio in Choteau
Don LaBaugh announced he has purchased Choteau Photo equipment and negative files from Jay Fowler and opened a studio in the Crabtree building above the former location. The office operates Mondays to Fridays 2 to 4:30 pm and Saturdays 9 to 5, with appointments by calling 466 2755. D and E Photo offers weddings portraits passport photos copy work framing and custom frames.
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Don LaBaugh
Choteau Photo
Jay Fowler
Crabtree
LaBaugh
D & E Photo
J. C. Mattingly Dies Friday At Great Falls
John Clarence Mattingly 75 died Friday July 1 in a Great Falls hospital after a short illness. Funeral services were held July 5 at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church with Rev. James Gannon officiating. Burial followed at Chateau Cemetery with Zwerneman Mortuary directing. He was born March 17, 1902 in Philpot Kentucky and had worked as a teacher motel owner farmer and store operator before moving to Chateau in 1956. He married Flora Belle Nation who preceded him in death. He is survived by a brother a sister and several stepchildren and many nieces and nephews.
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John Clarence
J.C.) Mattingly
Great Falls
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
James Gannon
Chateau Cemetery
Zwerneman
Swanson Infant Services Held On Wednesday
Nathan Lee Swanson two months from 16 months died in a Sunday accident at Pendroy home of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Swanson. Funeral held July 6 at St Joseph Church Chateau with Rev. James Gannon. Survived by parents twins Randy Chad and Inga and grandparents J. V. Swanson Pendroy Ervin Bermes Molt.
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Larry E. Swanson
Pendrey
Nathan Lee
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Chateau
James Gannon
Richard Brownell
James
Peters
Chester
Thomas Jr
Robert Snodgrass
Kenneth Bermes
Larry Adams
Clint Schmidt
William Brinkworth
Swanson
Conrad
Randy
Chad
Inga
J. V. Swanson
Pendroy
Ervin Bermes
Molt
Karen Bermes
Billings
Rapelje
Ruthann Brinkworth
Aurora
Colo
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