Tenth Year Reunion of Chateau High Class of ’51 Held
Members of Chateau High School class of 1951 held a tenth year reunion at the American Legion hall. Mrs. Carrie Bagley prepared and served the banquet. Norene Ingle of Tucson won the prize for greatest distance traveled, with Jack Luinstra of Gardena close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Norene Ingle
Eileen Graham Stone
Dorothy Wiseman Skelton
Marjorie Barton Swanson
Annetta Dellno Weinert
Reggy Corbett Martin
Bonna Lee Maynard Luinsia
Margaret Hollinshead Beitz
Supt
Robert Graham
Jack Reiding
Floyd Murr
Jay Castle
Bob Dauwalder
Anita Sessions Brown
al Finley
Mildred Mauseth Osile
Cloyd Stott
Clifford Trexler
Gale Bandow
Lloyd Stott
Don Schrock
Marlin Kramer
Mike Campbell
Jack Luinska
James Sullivan
Lyle George
Dick Dauwalder
Melvin Ham
Milton McNes
Lorraine Hockett
Chateau High
American Legion Hall
Carrie Bagley
Tuscon, Ariz
Ingle
Jack Luinstra
Gardena
Calif
Milton McNea
Choteau
Lorraine Hackett
Havre
Shelby
Absorakee
Graham
Bynum
Gale Bandon
Conrad
Bob
Ed Schiller
Rhater
Former Dutton Matron Clara Mainard Dies at 73
Funeral services for Clara B. Mainard 73 who died July 8 at a Chateau rest home were held July 11 at Banks Chapel. Born June 5 1888 in Hope North Dakota she married Claude B. Mainard in Rugby in 1912. She lived in the Dutton area, Montana, and later Chateau. Surviving sons include Clayton Denver Colorado Robert Burlington Washington Glen Brady. daughters Ruth Tulsa Oklahoma Dorothy Lindsay Brady. sister Etta Robinson Excelsior Minnesota. Cremation followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Mainard
Chateau Rest
Banks Chapel
A. Bernard Grandal
Clara Bell McLean
Hope, N. D
Claude B. Mainard
Rugby N. D
Dutton Area
Montana
Mae
Chateau
Clayton
Denver
Colo
Robert H
Burlington
Wash
Glen B. Mainard
Ruth E. Rothenbuhler
Tulsa
Okla
Dorothy O. Lindsey
Brady
Etta A. Robinson
2Nd St
Excelsior
Minn
IOOF Home Picnic Set for July 16 at Helena
D H Moulton of the Home Board announced the IOOF Home picnic will be held July 16 at the Odd Fellows Home in Helena. Members should bring their own lunches. Coffee ice cream and cold drinks will be provided by the home board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Moulton
The
Home Board
IOOF
Odd Fellows Home
Helena
County Farmers Granted 161 185 Acres Wheat for 1962
Teton county farmers are allotted 161 185 acres of wheat for 1962 with 1961 acreage at 160 348. Allocation uses 1951 60 history plus five year production trends and will be pro rated after base establishment. May apply for new allotments if not previously in wheat programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Schaefer
ASC
Great Plains
Choteau Man Earns High School Diploma After 35 Years
Al Warneke, a long‑time resident, earned his diploma at Great Falls High School after leaving school for health reasons. He pursued barber studies in Minneapolis and later worked as a Continental Oil Co. representative in Pendroy. He now barber h at the Conrad Hotel and resides in Choteau with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau High
al Warneke
Teali
Bill
Warneke
Minneapolis
Great Falls
Jack Duffey
Warren Connole
Warren
Catherine Connole
Conrad Hotel
Rites Saturday for Mrs Lindseth Pioneer of Teton County
Funeral services for Mrs. Belle Lindseth a Teton county pioneer will be held at 2 p m Saturday at the Lutheran Church with Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiating She would have turned 91 on the 23rd of this month and died Wednesday at Chateau hospital A full obituary will appear in next week’s Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Lindseth
Teton County
Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
McClue Family Reopens Bakery After June Vacation
Mr and Mrs Barney McClue reopen their bakery after a month long vacation mainly in Cha teau. They visited Mrs James Bell Mayer and family at Hoagland and explored Banff Lake Louise and the Canadian Rockies during their trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney McClue
Chateau
Slight Decrease In 1960 County Tax Collections Noted
County treasurer Marie L. Stenson reports as of May 31 1961 real estate taxes collected for 1960 declined by 1.17 percent versus 1959. Total charges for 1959 were 1 509 656 99 and 1960 1 525 985 90 with 95 727 and 94 553 percent collection respectively. Delinquencies rose in 1960 16 867 82 first half and 39 817 22 second half of 1959. 50 319 44 for 1960. Motor vehicle figures show 2792 cars in 1960 and 2907 in 1961. trucks 2241 and 2295. trailers and licenses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie L. Stenson
Funeral Rites at Medicine Lake for Henry Danielson
Funeral services for Henry Danielson 64 of Medicine Lake were held Wednesday at Banks Chapel with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. He died after a heart illness two days after falling ill while visiting his sister in Fairfield. Danielson, a longtime automobile mechanic, was born in Delamere North Dakota and survived by his sister Mrs Ralph Alfson, Medicine Lake. brother Martin, Medicine Lake. and sisters Mrs Frank Snellman, Medicine Lake and Mrs Ragna Snellman, Delamere. The body was sent to Medicine Lake for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Daneine
Medicine Lake
Vane
Banks
Danielson
Alison
Martin
Frank Snellman
Ragna Snellman
DeLamere
N. D
Legion Installs James Peebles Jr as Commander
At the regular Monday meeting of C. James Smith Post No. 6 American Legion James Peebles Jr was installed commander for the ensuing year. Also installed were Bob Crocker first vice commander S W Lindseth second vice commander Douglas Crary and Leonard Rice sergeants at arms with Bob Davidson in charge of publicity.
Great Falls Wins Swim Meet Sets Four Records for Chateau
Great Falls led with 286 points while Choteau earned 151 and Helena 38 as 70 swimmers from Great Falls Helena and Choteau contested the meet. Seventeen pool records fell including four by Chateau swimmers Rich Clough and Steve Koch set multiple marks. The Chateau senior boys dominated with the relay team victory and multiple event wins as the club heads to Gregson then the Chateau Lions Club Invitational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Choteau
Helena
Chateau
Rich Clough
Grant Gormley
Bill Stephens
Steve Koch
Inter‘mediate
Artie Anderson
Jerry Asay
Lethbridge
Alta
Wendy Burns
Susan Jackson
Tom Crocker
Burr Field
Helena Hensley
Mary Meyers
Sally Meadows
Dave Forrest
Tom Dellno
Bob Clough
Marc Anderson
Ronnie Swartzel
Anderson
Gormley
Forrest
Gretchen Voorhees
Lauri Banks
Jan Oertel
Jerry
Forrest Johnson
Russell Koch
Arlee Johnson
Little John Camden
Mel McNea
Melvin
Gregson
Butte
Montana
Drought Grips Teton County Crops Amid Dry June
June drought leaves Teton County fields spotty and poor with 0.10 inch rainfall in Dutton area. Irrigated zones around Fairfield report good grain stands while pasture and range suffer, livestock water scarce but recent rains offer slight relief. Government reports forecast winter wheat near 1.12 billion bushels nationally, but Montana and eastern regions face reduced yields and income losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Durham
Teton County
Dutton
Ray Kelly
Fairfield
Aiso
Teton
Ueland Named New State Soil Conservation Chief
O. M. Ueland of Butte was appointed executive secretary for the State Soil Conservation Committee effective July 1. He succeeds Truman C. Anderson and will coordinate with soil and water districts, federal and state agencies, from The School of Mines offices in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Ueland
Butte
State Soil Conservation Committee
Fred ‘Sanborn
Ueland
Truman C. Anderson
Bozeman
Montana State University
Missoula
U. S. Naval Reserve
Pacific
Soil and Water Conservation District
Engagement Notice and Blood Drive Prompt
The notice urges blood donation with lines about giving a pint to help loved ones and mentions a July 24 date. It also announces the engagement of Lesley Oertel to Alfred Green by Leslie and Gradon Green, with a planned early September wedding, and notes Olaf Strand visiting his son Arne Strand in Camang Island, Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie , Oertel
Olson Silver Wedding Reception Planned in Fairfield
Mr and Mrs Leonard Olson of Fairfield will celebrate their silver wedding anniversary with a reception at the Congregational Church in Fairfield Tuesday evening July 18 at 3 friends and relatives of the couple are invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard ,Olson
Fairfield
Congregational Church
Fire destroys old slaughter house. two fire units respond
Early Saturday around 12 30 am city and county fire trucks rushed to a fire that destroyed the abandoned slaughter house north of the John Davison residence used by Nick Vlinker. Firemen stood by as county units tackled spreading flames to nearby trees and the cause is believed children with firecrackers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slaughter House
John Davison
Nick Vlinker
Dunckels Enter Contract to Buy Larson Block
John and Edith Dunckel signed a contract to purchase the Larson Block from Mrs. A B Guthrie Jr in Great Falls and Chateau effective July 1. No remodeling plans are planned and the Dunckels will retain the historic Larson Block name honoring its pioneer builder Thomas O Larson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Edith Dunckel
Larson
A. B. Guthrie, Jr
Great Falls
Chateau
E. ‘B. Maynard
Thomas O. Larson
Dunckels
Larson Block
Shovel Axe Bucket Rule Enforced In Teton Area Campers
The U S Forest Service announces a shovel bucket and axe rule in effect for campers and picnickers in the Teton area amid very dry conditions. Burning index has been high and a fire could spread quickly. no fires reported yet but caution is urged to protect the forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Teton
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Glacier County appoints Joseph C. Rose as extension agent
Joseph C. Rose, a native of Teton county, is named Glacier county extension agent and assumes duties at Cut Bank. He grew up in Pendroy area, attended Bynum and Pendroy schools, and graduated from Chateau High. A Montana State College alumnus in agricultural education, Rose has farmed in Pendroy and served as acting county agent in Park, Carbon and Judith Basin counties. His sister, Mrs. Robert Scott, resides in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph C. Rose
Teton County
Glacier County
Cut Bank
Rose
Clarence Rose
Columbia Falls
Pendroy
Joe
Bynum and Pendroy
Chateau High
Montana State College
Bozeman
Phi Sigma Kappa Social Fraternity
Pendro
Larson couple recognized as parents of hospital actors
Mr and Mrs David H Larson of Fairfield are identified as the parents of actors connected to a Great Falls hospital in a fragmented report. The item notes familial ties and local civic links, but details are incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Larson
Fairfield
Great Falls Hospital
Moose Lodge to Sponsor Chateau Youth Center Dance
Chateau Moose Lodge plans a Friday dance at Moose Hall from 9:30 pm to 12:30 am to fund the Youth Center. The event targets teens under 19, single, supervised, with proceeds used for equipment for the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Moose Hall
Chateau Moose Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clara Mainard
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization Committee
Mrs. Lindseth
Henry Danielson
Legion
James Peebles, Jr
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
al. G.finley
New’ Chateau Lions Club
Bob Nauck
Neal' Bateman
Stan. Rathman
Leon Snyder
California
A. Bernard Gravidal
Jack Carter
Frank Hail
Bob Zion
Zion
Lions Club
Leonard Olsons
Glacier County Extension
Moose Lodge
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