Weed Control Field Day at Moccasin July 16
A weed control field day is set for July 16 at the central Montana branch of the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station in Moccasin. Raymond Kelly, county extension agent, invites all farmers and ranchers to a 9 30 a m start with tours of weed control plots, followed by lunch at 4 H booths and an afternoon program on perennial weeds, district benefits, and ASCS cost sharing, with Dr J A Aileson and A L Dobbs delivering concluding remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Moccasin
Raymond Kelly
ASCS
J. A. Aileson
A. L. Dobbs
Central
M Bullerdick Dies Choteau Rites Set
Millard S. Bullerdick of Seattle died Tuesday in a Seattle veterans hospital. A longtime Choteau resident and former local newspaperman, he will be buried with military rites. Funeral services are set for Saturday July 13 at 2 p.m. at the Choteau Methodist Church with Rev. C Fred Crowe officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard S. Bullerdick
Seattle
Seattle Veterans’ Hospital
Bullerdick
Choteau
Choteau Methodist Church
C. Fred Crowe
Malting Barley Program Set For Fairfield
A malting barley program will be held Wednesday July 17 at 1 30 p m in Fairfield City Hall. Speakers include Art Shaw extension agronomist Montana State College Emmett Holekamp agriculture engineering MT State College R L Upton agronomist Malting Barley Improvement Association Milwaukee Joe Eisenman Fairfield seed and grain dealer. Topics cover marketing Betzes barley with high skinned and broken content swathing or direct combining Betzes and tested combine adjustments. Program sponsored by extension service and Malting Bailey Improvement Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield City Hall
Art Shaw
Extension ’Agronomist
Montana State College
Emmett Holekamp
Agriculture Engineering
R. L.upton
Agronomist
The
Extension Service and Malting Bailey Improvement Association
Time Clinic to Open Jewelry Store in Choteau
A new watch repair and jewelry store named Time Clinic will open in Choteau in the former Helgeson TV location under Ed Nichol from Great Falls. Nichol and his wife and five children relocate from Michigan, bringing a decade of repair jewelry experience. Time Clinic already operates in Great Falls and Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Ed Nichol
Great Falls
Helgeson TV
Time Clinic
Nichols
Michigan
Augusta
Families Return From Whitefish Lake Trip Through Glacier Park
The Doug Crary and Jim Crawford families spent last week at Whitefish Lake. They returned to Chateau Wednesday night and picked up their families Saturday, bringing them home Sunday through Glacier Park.
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Doug Crary
Jim Crawford
Whitefish Lake
Chateau
Glacier Park
Choteau Legion Rodeo Draws About Two Thousand
About 2,000 people attended the Choteau American Legion July 4 rodeo with winners listed by division and prizes paid. Parade events and post rodeo dances filled the day, marking a successful annual celebration coordinated by the Choteau Chamber of Commerce and Legion officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau American Legion
Chris Beck
Choteau
Choteau Pavilion
Bill Obernolte
Rythmaire
Merle Boyce
Neal Jerome
Bud Connelley
Joey Malsom
Malsom
John Nelson
Connelly
Bill Dahl
Arnie Johnson
Ken Johnson
Doug Taylor
Jay Contway
Joyce Hibbs
Dolly Hughes
Kate Nelson
Alice Morrison
Harlo Skelton
Windy Nelson
Wayne Goss
Ken Schrocker
Larry Liethaart
Ron Gollehon
Arlie Schwartz
Rex Graves
Jim Jacobsen
Wade Jacobsen
Collins
Chateau Jayceons
American Legion Auxiliary
Queen of Hearts
A. A. McAuley
Joe LaRance
Smokey the Bear
Donald Dale
Ronald Otness
John Chane
Debbie Gefeller
Bill Oberwolte
Frank Diener
Chamber of Commerce
Obernolte
Choteau Blasts Cascade Nine To Stretch Win Streak Five
Choteau Legion routs Cascade 15 4 as Dale McLoughlin collects three doubles driving in seven. Grant Gormley earns win with 13 strikeouts over six hits and four earned runs. Chateau pitchers combine for a triple play in seventh while Warehime homers for Cascade. Chateau improve to 5 0 in league play, next hosts Power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Cascade
Choteau Legion
Cascade Badgers
Grant Gormley
Bill Rogers
R. Keys
Warehime
Badgers
Corderio
Keys
Dale McLoughlin
Bulldogs
Jim Scott
Rogers
Chateau
Obrecht
Gormley
Scott
Tom Dellno
Pound
Bergan
Malcott
Diener
Cole
Maloney
Power
Funeral Rites Held Tuesday For Mrs Ellen Stack
Mrs Ellen McKeon Stack 775 mother of Mrs James Ferris of Choteau died Sunday in Teton Memorial Hospital born May 29 1888 in Fenton Michigan. She settled in Big Sandy area before moving to Kalispell then retirement to Kalispell. Survivors include four sons Gerald Tampa Harold Kimball Bertrand Big Sandy and Chester Anchorage and two sisters Mary Adams Fenton and Monica Purdy Seattle. Funeral rites were held Tuesday at 10 am in St Josephs Catholic Church with Rosary Monday in Chateau church. Burial was in Choteau Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen McKeon Stack
James
Marie) Ferris
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Stack
Kalispell
Fred M. Stack
Fenton
Mich
Big Sandy
Ferris
Gerald P
Tampa
Fla
Harold F
Kimball
Neb
Bertrand C
Chester
Anchorage
Alaska
Mary Adams
Monica Purdy
Seattle
Wash
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas Gannon
Chateau Church
C. J. Larson
Robert Scott
James Ferris
Lee Lehnert
Eddie McAuley
Havre
Don Ferris
Eve Leonard
Fred Schlack
Jens Jensen
Art Schlack
Charles Ripley
Rollie Ferris
Choteau Cemetery
Local caravan planned to Dearborn Bridge dedication
Hensley calls locals to join a Thursday caravan July 18 from Chateau to the Dearborn Bridge between Wolf Creek and Bowman's Corners for a 5 p.m. dedication. A Montana Highway Commission member will speak and a public picnic follows. Participants may bring lunch or buy at the bridge. contact Hensley or Duane Reisch to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hensley
Chateau
Dearborn Bridge
Wolf Creek
Bowman’s Corners
Montana Highway Commission
Officer Announces Schedule Alteration in Montana towns
Hermann J. Bauer service officer for the Montana Veterans Welfare Commission will visit Choteau on the third Thursday each month from 10 am to noon at the courthouse with a 1 30 pm stop at Weeks Insurance Agency in Dutton. He will repeat the same times in Chateau and Dutton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann J. Bauer
Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Choteau
Bauer
Court House
Dutton
Chateau
Wi-Mo-Da-Si Potluck Meet at Chateau Park
The Wi-Mo-Da-Si group will hold a Saturday potluck lunch at Chateau Park on July 13 starting at 1 p.m. Members are expected to bring a dish to share and enjoy time together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wi-Mo-Da-Si
Chateau Park
Mrs J Huffman Attends National Trainers Institute
Mrs J B Huffman of Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau attended the National Trainers Institute at St Olaf College Northfield Minnesota. About 175 attendees from 25 states joined the course That Men May Live in Christ a Course on Why We Teach. Huffman trained to teach in the primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Huffman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Department of Parish Education
American Lutheran Church
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Huffman
Local Lions Club Hosts Swim Meet Sets Multiple Pool Records
The Lions Club hosted 25 Conrad swimmers for a clinic and meet where Chateau swimmers set four pool records and now hold 10 of 66. Glenna Elliott cut two seconds in the intermediate girls 50-yard butterfly. Tim Meyers and Susan Rathman set freestyle and butterfly marks. midget swimmers set several records including Melody Elliott and the quartet in the midget girls freestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Conrad
Chateau
Stan Rathman
Tim Meyers
Susan Rathman
Miss Rathman
Melody Elliott
Marcia Curtis
Carol Peterson
Jeanine Hamilton
Rathman
Marc Anderson
Burr Field
John Camden
Darwin Abbott
Margaret Tesch
Melvin McNea
Hope Hensley
Tom Crocker
Jerry Luinstra
Helena Hensley
Arlee Johnson
Gregson
Glenna Elliott
Linda Hoyt
Conservation Participation Large in Teton
In 1962 325 county farmers volunteered as partners with Uncle Sam in conservation work under the ACP through ASC. They received 114 850 dollars in federal cost shares, with 12 purchase orders processed for grass seed and contracting services, boosting the local economy.
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Uncle Sam
Lyall Schaefer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
ASC
Schaefer
Methodist Church to Alter Service Times in Pendrey and Chateau
Sunday services at Pendrey and Chateau will move to 9 a.m. and 10 30 a.m. through July. Reverend C Fred Crowe will preach a sermon series on the theme Disturbing Questions based on the messages to the seven churches of Asia in Revelations.
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Pendrey
Chateau
C. Fred Crowe
Asia
Doroth Floerschinger to discuss The Extremists at FU Picnic
Mrs. Dorothy Floerschinger will discuss The Extremists at the annual Farmers Union picnic in Chateau City Park on Sunday July 21. The public is invited to attend.
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Dorothy Floerschinger
Conrad
Farmers Union
Chateau City Park
Weather lashes Teton County with hail and rain damage
Weather last week brought mixed effects to Teton County. Heavy rain improved subsoil moisture while hail caused spotty but serious damage across Farmington Spring Valley Bynum Power Pendroy Dutton and Bole with the hardest hit area north of Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Arnold Manusa
Farmington
Spring Valley
Bynum
Power
Bole
Pendroy
Dutton
Farmington Beach
Choteau Merchants Plan Appreciation Day Next Week
Choteau merchants announce a July 20 Appreciation Day with a noon city park picnic and a free 9 p.m. dance at the Pavilion. The event includes special bargains from local merchants and potential grand openings, inviting visitors from the Chateau trade area to stay for the family friendly celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isakson
Chamber
Chateau Trade
Chateau
City Park
Dr. Michael Kelly to Begin Medical Practice in Choteau
Dr. Michael Kelly will begin practice in Choteau on Monday July 15. A Northwestern University medical graduate, he is married with two children and arrives July 14 after completing an internship in Chicago. He hails from North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Kelly
Choteau
Kelly
Northwestern University School of Medicine
Chicago
North Dakota
Teton County 4 H Congress Set July 18 19
The Teton County 4 H Congress will be July 18 19 at Fairfield Legion Hall with about 150 club members exhibiting clothing foods gardening woodworking electrical entomology photography and more Exhibits ready for judging by 9 am July 18 members begin demonstrations at 10 am Dress review practice is July 19 from 1 30 to 3 pm final judging at 3 pm Public viewing Friday and a night program July 19 at 8 pm Judges include Marian Molone Pat Sins Arlene Lauke and Ross Peace Dick Vaughn will judge demonstrations and illustrated talks.
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Teton County
Fairfield Legion Hall
4-H County Club
Marian Molone
Cascade County
Pat Sins
Lewis and Clark County
Arlene Lauke
Simms
Ross Peace
Fairfield
Dick Vaughn
Bozeman
County Receives Transportation Reimbursement Payment
Harriet Miller announces Teton county will get 12807.71 as the final transportation reimbursement from the state public school equalization fund for elementary and secondary schools. The total this year is 25623.64, funded partly by local taxes and district levies.
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Teton County
Harriet Miller
Exemption For 30 Acres Permissible Under Wheat Quotas
Farmers who grow small acreages of wheat for their own use may request exemption from wheat marketing quotas and grow up to 30 acres without penalty. Lyall Schaefer, chairman of the Teton ASC County Committee, notes requests must be filed within 15 days after notice of excess acreage. Institutions may participate with no acreage limit. individuals must apply promptly at the ASC county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Teton Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
George Rice Visits Fred Swenson Home
George Rice of Glendive recently visited the Fred Swenson home. Rice serves as the Dawson County sheriff.
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George Rice
Glendive
Fred Swenson
Rice
Dawson County
Dutton Youth Joins Citizenship Tour Across North America
Larry Harman son of Mr and Mrs Howard Harman joins 29 Montana Methodist youths on a four week Christian Citizenship Tour starting July 1 from Bozeman. The group travels to Ottawa Montreal Boston New York Washington DC Chicago Mt. Vernon and Mt. Rushmore before ending in Billings July 19. Five adults accompany the group including three youths from Calgary.
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Larry Harman
Howard Harman
Montana
Bozeman
Canada
Calgary
Alta
Ottawa
Can
Montreal
International Civil Aviation Organization
United States
Motors Electric Opens in Choteau
Motors Electric, a new electric motor repair shop in Choteau, began operations this week in the former Woodward Electric building. Owner Carl Larson says the shop will repair electric motors only and will be open Monday through Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motors Electric
Choteau
Carl Larson
Woodward Electric
Larson
Denison Family Hosts Yard Pot Luck Picnic
Mr and Mrs Jim Denison hosted a family pot luck picnic last Thursday in their yard. Guests included Pete Zgoda H C Denisons Johnny the Bill Lustus Johnny of Pendray Sophie Thorn and Ike Denisons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Denison
Pete Zgoda
H. C. Denisons
Johnny
Bill Lustus
Pendray
Sophie Thorn
Ike Denisons
Quotas Require Penalty Awareness for Wheat Buyers
Wheat buyers, grain warehousemen, and truckers face marketing quota penalties for the 1963 crop if purchases are not identified as penalty free. The $1.12 per bushel penalty applies unless a marketing card or certificate proves exemption. Intermediate buyers must record or pay penalties, with ASCS offices available for guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Viola Herak
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Herak
ASCS
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M. Bullerdick
Legion
Beck
Horace Raty
Ray Jaco Sun
River
Wes Stops
Sdine
Jack Raty
Great Falle
Frosty Johnson
Charley Welch
Rally
Batting
E. Stack
J. Huffman
Teton
Methodist
Gale Isakson
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Sun
Dutton Youth
Citizenship Journey
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