Picnic and Social From Chateau Residents Noted
A long list of Chateau and nearby residents enjoyed a Sunday picnic in the Choteau park followed by a social evening at the Ray Weist home. The piece also notes visitors, road trips, family gatherings, and a 30 day furlough for David Forrest as he heads to Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Stott-Allred
Jack Clark
Lester George
Dick Stenson
G. O. Stott
Hazel George
Jim Connore
Boulder
Lee Stott
Missoula
David Forrest
Savannah
Bill Forrest
Forrest
Vietnam
A. C. Robinson
Art Rhine
Sheridan
Wyo
Bean Lake
Mary Kimmet
Jerry
Jim Smith
Doug Peterson
Emma Anderson
Smiths
Bozeman
Bertha Ator
Medicine Lake
Mont
Paul Christianson
Froid
San Francisco
Calif
Kaye Smith
Community Visits and July Fourth Potluck Gatherings
Mrs. Dennis Thomas of Denver visited her aunt Mrs. Clara Baker and the Pete Howards. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carlson of Eatonville Washington were guests of C. G. Passmore. Carlson is Passmore’s niece. Davenport Iowa’s A H Nehlson and wife are visiting Choteau relatives. Nehlson is A H McGinnis’s sister. A July 4 potluck at Carl Larson’s drew Morris and Michael Larson, Margaret and Marilyn Larson, Havre. Earl, Randy, Steve Larson. Paul Fosberg family of Kirkland Washington. Ralph Larson Jr., Danny of Browning. Bimbo Hirst of Browning. Lynn Nordahl and Colstrip friends. Michael Larson joined for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Thomas
Denver
Colo
Clara Baker
Pete Howards
Richard Carlson
Eatonville
Wash
C. G. Passmore
Carlson
Passmore
A. H. Nehlson
Davenport
Iowa
Choteau
Nehlson
A. H. McGinnis
Carl Larson
Morris Larson
Michael
Margaret
Marilyn Larson
Havre
Earl Larson
Randy
Steve
Paul Fosberg
Kirkland
Ralph Larson Jr
Danny
Browning
Bimbo Hirst
Lynn Nordahl
Colstrip
Morris Larsons
Illinois 4-Hers study Illinois farms during exchange program
Four Teton county 4-Hers Patsy Stewart Ann Marie Hould Bruce Beerman and Jay Rice learned farming operations in Macon County Illinois during a two week stay living with local farm families. They attended demonstrations and 4-H meetings and visited Lincoln sites in Springfield and New Salem. Four Macon county youths also visited Teton county for orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Patsy Stewart
Ann Marie Hould
Bruce Beerman
Jay Rice
Illinois
Macon County
Ill
Stewart
Beerman
Fairfield
Hould
Dutton
Rice
Chateau
Lincoln
Springfield
New Salem State Park
Defendant Innocent In Tuesday Trial
Edmund Reinherdt was found not guilty and released by a jury Tuesday after facing a charge of purchasing a mink allegedly trapped during the closed season. Fairfield Justice of the Peace Sterling DePrata presided with state Fish and Game attorney Chadwick Smith leading the prosecution and Leo Murphy defending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Reinherdt
Reinherdt
Frank Gordon
Sterling DePrata
Fairfield
State Fish and Game
Chadwick Smith
Leo Murphy
USDA Sets Wheat Export Targets for 1967 and 1968
The U S Department of Agriculture announced minimum export targets of 750 million bushels for the 1967 and 1968 wheat crops. Secretary Freeman said the goals require cooperative effort as world trade has fallen about 17 percent from 1965–66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Freeman
U. S
USDA
P. L
India
Egypt
Algeria
Yugoslavia
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Dismissals
Hospital readers see a list of patients admitted and discharged. Names include Mrs. Jane Nesbit and Ralph Lear of Choteau, Mrs. Elesa Wright and Mrs. Julia Denison of Choteau, plus residents from Fort Shaw Fairfield and Dupuyer. The report also lists infants and multiple individuals by surname only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Nesbit
Donna Jean McKee
Deer Lodge
Arthur A. Wells
Elesa Wright
Julia Denison
Emma Swanson
Gertrud Kremkus
Michigan
Ralph Lear
Bette Johensen
Wesley G. Timmreck
Fort Shaw
Emil Johnson
Fairfield
Fred Mitchell
Amelia McDonald
Augusta George S. McCann
Choteau
Alice Camphouse
Grace S. Logsdon
Simms
Diana Simkins
Ja Agee
Dupuyer
Norman Lewman
Crazy Days Slated For Late September
At a noon meeting Tuesday the Chateau Chamber of Commerce set a tentative date for the annual Crazy Days celebration in late September. Merchants were urged to plan ahead for specials. The group also praised the July 4 parade and rodeo and thanked participants, judges, and the parade committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Wedding Invitations and Announcements Acanth
Acanth notes wedding invitations and related announcements including napkin wording and social notices. The brief item lists typical wedding etiquette details and keeps to standard local newspaper notice style.
Four Counties Hold Meeting In Chateau
A district luncheon for four counties was held at the Cornell Hotel on Wednesday. Attending were county commissioners and clerks from Glacier Toole Pondera and Teton. Representing Teton were Bud Olson Martin Shannon and Roy Goodell. Also present were Glacier clerk William McAlpine Montana Clerks Association president Mrs Jeanette McDonald Pondora clerk Louise Kingsbury Mary Lou Nanini Glacier clerk Gordon Monkman Teton clerk Rae McDonald Teton deputy clerk Robert Woodahl Teton county attorney John LeFebrere district sanitation Lyle Fisher Terence Carmody from the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Glacier, Toole, Pondera
Teton
Bud Olson
Martin Shannon
Roy Goodell
William McAlpine
Glacier County
Jeanette McDonald
Montana Clerks Association
Louise Kingsbury
Pondora
Mary Lou Nanini
Glacier
Gordon Monkman
Rae McDonald
Robert Woodahl
Teton County
John LeFebrere
Lyle Fisher
Terrence Carmody
State Board of Health
City Council discusses leaf sweeper fogger and oiling gravel streets
City officials consider buying a leaf sweeper for fall street cleaning and a used fogger for mosquito control after testing in Chateau. Erickson recommends oiling remaining gravel streets at about one dollar per lot outside paved areas. A special meeting will review the proposed city budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erickson
Glasgow
Chateau
Coghill
Chateau Electric
Rex’s Thriftway
American Oil Co
Teton Plumbing and Heating
Mountain States Telephone Co
Choteau Acantha
Bankers Life Co
Dundas Office
Phillips Petroleum Co
Great Falls Fire Dept
Teton Pharmacy
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Graham and Ross Co
Chinook Swim Meet Recap with Medley and Relay Wins
The Chinook team starred at the meet with Terry Martin posting golds in the individual medley and breaststroke, and Burr Field sweeping the senior medley and 100 fly. Senior and intermediate swimmers earned multiple medals as divers, backstroke, butterfly, and relay teams flourished, support staff listed including chaperones Barrett Scott Nordhagen and others. Fifty-one swimmers competed, setting a travel squad record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Martin
Jim Weinert
Jim Scott
Inter
Susan Rathman
Marcia Curtis
Miss Rathman
Miss Curtis
Jeanine Hamilton
Carol Peterson
Vickie Preston
Burr Field
John Camden
Tim McCartney
Frank Hensley
Mike Wilkerson
Margaret Tesch
Carol Brandveld
Romae Sargent
Dave Barrett
Bob Scott
John Nordhagen
Jim Hamilton
Eldon Cook
Vic Sargent
Hank Smith
Harvey Dale
Connie Kuster
Fred Bremer
Ron Brumberger
Tom McCartney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ernest Weist
Pete Howard
Kaare Larsen
Laura Lee
Melinda Carlson
Karen Ebing
Roger Weist
Ginger
Arnold Hanusa
Ray Weist
Donna
Art Weist
Dick Moore
Bob Colley
Jeanette
Claudia
Art Anderson
Bruce Anderson
Essex
Kim Anderson
Jim Spinder
Bertha Styren
Augusta
Shawn LaBaugh
Don LaBaugh
Toni Brown
Toni
Lorraine Kimmel
Stacey Stott
Travis Nelson
Ron Hecht
Janet
Lake Blaine
Lori Butler
Rosemary
Alberta
Canada
Eldon Scott
Betty Jo Beckrich
Paul
Ruby White
Gary
David Hecht
Polson
Enoch Stroh
Ron Stroh
Todd
Great Falls
Tom Sturdivant
Huntington Beach
Agnes Mikkelson
Frank McIntyre
Mary Smith
Coast TO Coast Stores
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Illinois Farms
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Hormel
van Camp
Banko
Delsey Bathroom
Walt’s Meat Market
Walt Armstrong
Roxy
Marlon Brando
Anjanette
Comer
John Saxon
Technicolor
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Arthur Godfrey
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chinook
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