Local residents share visits and moves across states
Mrs. Art Wells returns from Tacoma to visit Adele Meyer while Leroy Banis is discharged after injury in a Browning crash. Families relocate, travel, and welcome guests as neighbors move to Columbia Falls and Lakewood Calif. Visitors include the Sams, Wilcox, Baker, Peterson, Schrock, Arensmeyer, Roberson, and Jaumette families amid summer programs and aviation duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Wells
Adele Meyer
Tacoma
Wash
Leroy Banis
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Banis
Browning
Catherine Banis
Harold Depner
Martin Alzheimer
Gordon Larson
Glen Inbody
Eddy Alzheimer
Ralph Caskey
Ben Sams
Missoula
C. W. Boussard
Sams
San Francisco
Palace of Legion of Honor
St. Ignatius
Lorin Wilcox
Bynum
LDS Church
Wilcox
Columbia Falls
J. Lynn Baker
Lakewood
Calif
Clara Baker
Pete Howard
Thirteen Boy Scouts Return From Camp Napi
Thirteen Chateau Boy Scouts returned Sunday from a week at Camp Napi near Glacier Park. They hiked a 17 mile round trip to Crosley Lake on Wednesday and cooked their own meals Thursday. Scouts earned various merit badges including rowing leather craft skin diving geology conservation and canoeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Nature
Camp
Napi
Crosley Lake
Glacier Park
Fred Tesch
Jerry Breen
David Enzweiler
Marvin Baker
Chuck Nauck
Mike Otness
John Sulgrove
Carl Wisse
Erickson Undergoes Major Surgery in Great Falls
Teton County District Court Clerk Elmer Erickson is recovering at Columbus Hospital in Great Falls after major surgery. His wife reports he is doing satisfactorily and she also visited Mrs. Ralph Caskey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Elmer Erickson
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Erickson
Weekend visits and family reunions across multiple towns
Mr and Mrs Fred Gray and family of Salem Dre and Mrs Irene Gray of Bozeman visited Chateau over the weekend. The Grays attended a class reunion at Cow Track and Irene Gray stayed with John and Mrs Rose. Several relatives traveled through North and South Dakota and Minnesota visiting colleges and kin including Laura Lee at Augustana and Concordia. A Banff vacation, a Waterford Pa visit, and a large Stott family reunion with trips to Provo Salt Lake City and a wedding in Salina Ohio are noted along with visits from the Woodwards in Las Vegas and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Peterson
Neil Peterson
Lincoln
Peterson
Jack Schrock
Laura
Timmy
Petaluna
Calif
Don Lussenden
Ruth Reiquam
North Hollywood
Muriel Reiquam
Walt Arensmeyer
Denver
Frontier Airlines
Bob Martin
Celina
Texas
Roy Stott
Bynum
Jack van DeRiet
Chateau
Bessie van DeRiet
Marie O'Hare
Julia Roberson
Phoenix
Ariz
Larry Roberson
Honolulu
Hawaii
Julie Jaumette
Boston
al Jaumotte
Jaumotte
Joe
Lake Forest
Fred Gray
Salem
Dre
Irene Gray
Bozeman
John Peebles
Les Stott
Stan Stott
Calgary
Alta
Can
Lloyd Stott
Cloyd Stott
G.O. Stott
Provo
Salt Lake City
Utah
Len Allred
Patty Kay Stott
Ted Stott
Salina
Ohio
Fielding Wheat by Bob Brastrup
Article discusses magnetic and sonic research at Lethbridge Alberta on winter wheat and other crops. It notes roots aligning to magnetic north, potential seed treatment to widen nutrient uptake, synchronized harvests in beans, and ongoing work over ten years with industry interest and film documentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lethbridge
Alta
Hugh J. Pittman
Lethbridge Station
Pittman
Farm Union Group Picnic Planned for Sunday in Choteau
Teton County farmers and the public are invited to the annual Farm Union picnic at Choteau Park starting around noon with a 2 p.m. talk by J. Ryan Montana Farmers Union secretary treasurer. Mrs. Howard Anderson reports on the Highwood camp. Potluck includes rolls coffee koolach and dessert. Over 400 pounds gold gild the stairs of Hungary Parliament Building per National Geographic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Ryan
Montana Farmers Union
Teton County Farmers Union
Ryan
Ted Kasper
Teton County FA
Choteau Park
Howard Anderson
Highwood
Hungary
Budapest
National Geographic
Franz Josef I
Austria- Hungary
Alaska Family Travels Custom Alaska Highway Route
Mr. and Mrs. Ove Larson and their daughter Sindy spent three weeks touring Alaska by car, starting from Dawson Creek and visiting Edmonton, Fort St. John, Fairbanks, Anchorage, Portage Glacier, Hanes, Chilkoot Craft Center, and several Inside Passage ports. Along the trip they saw white peacocks, timberline views, forest fires, Santa Land, and Canadian scenic wonders before returning via Prince Rupert and Canadian stops including Lake Louise and Calgary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ove Larson
Larsons
Sindy
Edmonton
Alta
Alberta
Dawson Creek
B. C
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Peace River
Fort St. John
Larson
Yukon Territory
Dawson City
Yukon Bud
Yukon
Yukon River
Skyline Drive
Alaska
Canada
Fairbanks
Lindy
Santa Land
North Pole
Santa
Anchorage
Portage Glacier
Hanes
Chilkoot
Marine Lance Corporal Kasper Promoted in June
Mr and Mrs Ted Kasper of Fairfield announce their son Private Neal D Kasper has been promoted to Lance Corporal on June 1 by order of Lt Colonel H E Atkinson USMC. He serves with the 1st Marine Division in An Hoa Vietnam after boot camp at San Diego and training at Camp Pendleton. Friends may write to Lance Corporal Neal D Kasper 2481176 3 5 H S Co 106th Pit 1st Marine Div FPO San Francisco California 96602.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kasper
Fairfield
U S. Marine Division
Neal D. Kasper
H. E. Atkinson
USMC
3Rd Battalion
5Th Marines
1St Marine Division
Rein
FMF
FPO
San Francisco
Calif
Kasper
An Hoa
Vietnam
San Diego
ITR
Camp Pendleton
H & S Co
106Th Pit
1St Marine Div
Montana crop prospects show declines in wheat and gains in barley
Montana forecasts total all wheat at 89 645 000 bushels with winter wheat down 12 percent from May while spring wheat drops 33 percent from last year. Barley rises 28 percent to 54 879 000 bushels. Oats reach 11 058 000 bushels and hay totals 3 474 000 tons. U S wheat 1 400 000 000 bushels and barley 378 000 000 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
United States
U. S
4-H Congress Set for July 17 18 at Power High
1969 Teton County 4-H Congress will be July 17 and 18 at Power High School with over 1200 exhibits expected. Judging starts 10 am July 17 for clothing foods garden and other projects. displays open to the public after judging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
The
Power High School
Gene Baquet
Elsa Dirkes
Kay Menghini
Delores Gettel
Betty Ostberg
Dr Cobb to Speak to Conrad Baptists
Dr J R Cobb of Greenville South Carolina will preach at 8 p m weekdays and 11 a m Sundays in July 2027 at Conrad Southern Baptist Church Sunset and Colorado. He joins Montana Crusade of the Americas as evangelist. he earned BA from Mississippi College and MDiv ThM ThD from New Orleans Seminary with Greek focus and four year Greek fellowship. He authored The Spirit of a Sound Mind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Cobb
Greenville
S. C
Conrad Southern
Montanans of Tacoma Picnic Set at Point Defiance Park
The Montanans of Tacoma plan their annual picnic Sunday at Point Defiance Park in Tacoma Washington. The event will provide coffee sugar cream and ice cream for attendees. The group meets at 4639 North Defiance Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanans of
Tacoma
Wash
Point Defiance Park
North Defiance Street
Social Security Question Box in Montana
Information on Medicare and Social Security benefits for students. A child of a covered worker may receive benefits through age 21 if a full time student at an accredited school and unmarried. Includes contact for Don Waldron and publishing note about personalized stationery for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Waldron
c/o Social Security Administration
P. O
Great Falls
Montana
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Choteau, Montana
Boy
Robert
Red) Woodward
Las Vegas
Fred Woodward
Woodwards
John B. Bohling
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Keebler
Bronko Freestone
Thompson
U. S. No
Weiners
Velure
Walt’s
Walt Armstrong
Fielding Wheat
Bob Brastrup
Montana Wheat Research & Marketing Committee
Farm Union Group
For
Chateau Drug, Inc
Choteau
Premium Center Collins
Congress
Dr. Cobb
Conrad Baptists
Jerry Wellington
Ave
Ss. W. Choteau, Mont
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