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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1957

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County Fire Truck Aids Lightning Grass Fire Near Bynum

A county rural fire truck responded Friday night to a 40 acre grass fire on the old Sabados place five miles northwest of Bynum after lightning struck in four spots around 7 p.m. A bulldozer and oil rig helped suppress most flames, allowing the truck to prevent spread and save hours of mop up. Local landowners Ira Perkins George Koch man and Kathryn Willis praised the service and urged rural residents to rely on the sheriff's office for fire response.

Sabados Bynum Ira Perkins George Kochman Kathryn Willis

Frank Goodwin Dies in Seattle Former Choteau Farmer

Frank Patrick Goodwin 76 died July 7 in Seattle where he owned the Goodwin Apartments on Evanston Ave. He was born in St James Minnesota and farmed at Sprague Lincoln County before returning to Choteau then moving to Seattle in 1943. Survivors include wife Estelle L. three daughters Mrs Mary Lech Mrs Margaret Corron Mrs Eleanor Petersen and three sons Francis Harold Donald and nine grandchildren. Requiem mass was at St Benedicts and burial followed at Holyrood Cemetery Seattle.

William Breding Choteau Frank Goodwin Seattle Frank Patrick Goodwin Goodwin Evanston Ave St. James Minn Sprague Lincoln County Chateau Estelle L Mary Lech Margaret Corron San Lorenzo Califf Eleanor Petersen Alameda Calif Francis C Harold FE. Goodwin Donald P. Goodwin Shé¢lton

Pioneer Picnic Marks W D Jones Centennial at Dupuyer

A July 21 picnic at William Jones Memorial Park Dupuyer commemorates pioneer W D Jones a centennial figure who helped settle Teton county and serve as a legislator and commissioner. Locals and newcomers are invited to share stories and food in a pot luck gathering with coffee provided.

William Jones Dupuyer W. D. Jones Teton County Montana

Dale George Wins Top Prize in Magpie Extermination Drive

Dale George of Bynum won the top prize in the Teton Sportsmen's Association magpie drive after exterminating about 500 magpies. He received 16.52 dollars and a spinning rod and reel as first prize, with the total payout surpassing 70 dollars for eggs and birds. Other prizewinners included Ronald Fitzgerald and David Wipf, while the association plans an outdoor rifle range to support hunter training and NRA safety requirements.

Dale George Teton County John Rose Teton Sportsmen's Association Dale Sportsmen’s Association Aaron George Bynum Teton Association Ronald Fitzgerald David Wipf Ronald Gollehon Melvin Black Dennis Knaff Pete Frazier Lee Drummond Lowell Meyers Meyers National Rifle Association Diona‘inns

Record Swimming Pool Sees 1836 Entries and Record 420 on Saturday

Last week at the Choteau Lions Club pool saw 1836 swimmers, with Thursdays and Saturdays peaking as temperatures topped 90. A record 420 swimmers attended Saturday July 13. Classes ranged from beginner to advanced with 35 Dutton and 35 Fairfield children also receiving instruction.

Richie Clough Bob Webb Bonnie Smith Fish Club Chateau Dutton Fairfield Chotau Lions Club

Intercom Upgrade Aids Chateau Public School

Principal Robert Gormley announced a new Stromberg Carlson inter-communication system for Chateau Public School. It connects every room to the office and basement cafeteria and kitchen, with two way calls and an enunciator showing call origin. Also installed are 66 and 20 place bicycle racks to reduce street crossings and improve safety.

Chateau Robert Gormley Stromberg Carlson Gormley 7Th Avenue Road

Margaret Peters Last Rites Held Monday Morning

Margaret Ann Peters 34 of Choteau received last rites at St Josephs Church with Rev T J Gannon presiding. Burial followed at Choteau cemetery with pallbearers listed and out of town relatives from Power and nearby. She was born Margaret Campbell January 2 1923 in Butte and married Hubert Peters in 1947. survived by daughter Jackie Rae and son James R plus parents and siblings. Mr and Mrs Henry Nyhus traveled to Arkdale Wisconsin to visit relatives.

Margaret Ann Peters Choteau St. Josephs Church T. J Gannon Warren Cornole Donald Rice Donald Swanam Bert Jannusch Paul Rose Irvin Moon Joe Tackes Clarence Tackes Katherine Lehnert Power Matt Decker Dutton Peters Margaret Ann Campbell Butte Hubert E. Peters Fort Benton Jackie Rae James R Jack Campbell Pendrey James Waples Sun River George Jessop Chateau John M Robert J. Thomas A Campbell Michael J. Campbell Seattle

New City Street Lighting Sought Thru Resolution

The council moved to form a city wide street lighting district with 75 percent of costs covered by property taxes. 21 additional lights will be installed raising total to 175 fixtures at $330.75 monthly operating cost. 4 per lot assessments fund the project over 10 years with 5 percent interest.

Moose Hall Sid Hanson James Sulgrove Cowgill Milton McNea Ed Anderson Pearl Hodgdon Chateau Montana Power Co South Main Avenue Bonds Grocery J McSulgrove Montana Power Company Harold Murdock Leonard Regan William Jones Great Falls Black al Barton Airport Commission Teton County John Nordhagen Chateau Flying Service W G Irwin Hazlett

Golf Meeting Slated At Choteau Country Club

All Choteau golfers are urged to attend a potluck dinner at the Choteau Country Club next Thursday night July 25. Mike Dudick Great Falls Municipal course pro and Jerry Schurer state junior champion will demonstrate golfing technique and discuss individual problems. Mrs Lyall Carden and three children visit at her mother Mrs Gussie Carden and grandmother Mrs Jennie Rea. The Cardens move from Moorhead Minnesota to Thermopolis Wyoming for their future home.

Choteau Choteau Country Club Mike Dudick Great Falls Jerry Schurer

Trinity Lutheran Church to Observe 90th Anniversary

Trinity Lutheran Church of Choteau marks the 50th anniversary of its Farmington founding in 1907 with events on August 3 and 4. The building moved to Choteau in 1941. Pastor A Bernard Gravdal installed that year.

Trinity Lutheran Church of Howard Hanson Henry Nyhns Chris Swenson Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church G I = Tangen Henry Nyhus Oneida Forseth

Wedding Set Friday for Lyle George and Jeanette Hitchcock

The wedding of Lyle George and Jeanette Hitchcock is planned for 8 p.m. Friday July 19 at the Community Church in Fairfield. The couple is the son and daughter of local residents, with friends invited to attend the ceremony.

Lyle George J W George Chateau Jeanette Hitchcock Ralph Hitchcock Fairfield Friends of the

Teton County High School Class of 1937 Reunion Held at Cornell Hotel

About 18 members of the Teton County High School class of 1937 gathered Saturday evening July 6 for a buffet supper and reunion in Chateau’s Cornell Hotel dining room. Attendees included Jim Moore of Albuquerque and Carl Wilgus of Tacoma, with gifts awarded for baldest member, youngest baby, largest family, and farthest distance traveled. Pictures available from Gib Monkman at the post office.

Teton County High School Cornell Hotel Carl Wilgus Julia Rowland Tacoma Wash Ruth Irwin Smith Chateau Jim Moore Albuquerque N. Mex Jim Charles Rose Mex Charles Fort Leavenworth Kans Gib Monkman Choteau High School Cornell Lowry Larsen Leslie Burns Harry Jardine Lloyd Jensen Katherine Rice Ruth Erickson Ben Chalmers Bob Bergman Ruth Smith Charles van Bolcum Rex Peterson Bernard Toenges Lawrence Alzheimer Martin Carlson

Legion Squad To End Season With Two Tilts

The Choteau Legion Baseball team will close the 1957 season with a twin bill against Fairfield. On Saturday July 20 Fairfield visits Choteau for a 6 o'clock game, then the teams meet Sunday at 2:00 pm in Fairfield.

Choteau Legion Fairfield Choteau Legion Field Choteau Nine Valier Dunckel Choteau American Legion Sunburst Jay Dunckel Sunbhurst Cut Bank Jay Duncker Jaconetty

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