Class of 1935 Holds Reunion at Chateau High School
The 25 year graduating class of 1935 gathered at Odd Fellow Hall for a guided tour led by Supt Ed Schiller followed by a 6 30 banquet and program. Glenn Inbody served as master of ceremonies. Fifty six attendees including spouses attended the banquet. The farthest traveler was June Eklund Higgins from Moses Lake Washington. Mrs Marge Hanusa was the only teacher present and Lee Brown, a former janitor, also attended. A social hour in the Legion Hall featured taped music from the Happy Four Orchestra and attendees reminisced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County High School
Choteau
Hughie Bleecker
John Nordhagen
Ray Talifson
Jim Hamilton
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Kenneth Boggs
Jerome Toenges
Jessie Cook White
Vear Stott
Helen Harman Lemon
Betty Eastwood Killip
Jean Larson Stromswold
Dorothy Allum Elassan
Barbara Mickelback Lufkin
Howard Truchot
Evan Campbell
Chateau High School
Odd Fellow Hall
Supt
Ed Schiller
Glenn Inbody
June Eklund Higgins
Moses Lake
Wash
Marge Hanusa
Lee Brown
Boy Struck by Car Near Bond's Grocery
Curtis Wilson nine year old son of Mr and Mrs E L Wilson was hit by a car while biking on U S 89 near Bond's Grocery around 550 pm Tuesday. He was taken to Teton Memorial Hospital with cuts bruises and a head impact but not seriously hurt. Driver Robert J Jackson of Ontario Canada was ticketed for speeding by City Marshal Leon Gollehon. accident location corrected from 7th Ave NW to U S 89. neighbor petition plans follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Wilson
E. L. Wilson
U. S. 89
Bond’s
Teton Memorial Hospital
Robert J. Jackson
Ontario
Leon Gollehon
Jackson
Acantha
7Th Ave. N.W
Chateau
Scouts Observe Jamboree Day Patch Event for 50th Anniversary
Cub Scouts from Pack No. 51 hold a 4 p.m. jamboree meeting at Mrs. Freeman's to mark the Boy Scouts of America 50th anniversary. A ball game and 6 p.m. potluck follow, with a unique commemorative patch awarded only to attendees. Participating cubs include David Alzheimer, Paul Beaudeau, Johnny Camden, Nevin Caskey, Jeff Curtis, Stuart Field, Johnny Jones, Stuart Moulton, Douglas Peterson, James Peters, Pat Saylor, Jimmy Jarosimek, Daniel Jacobs, John Maloney, John Lensing, William Miller, Edward McCollum, Tim McCartney, Donald Neal, Bobby Obernolte, and Stephen Regim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cubs
David Alzheimer
Paul Beaudeau
Johnny Camden
Nevin Caskey
Jeff Curtis
Stuart Field
Johnny Jones
Stuart Moulton
Douglas Peterson
James Peters
Pat Saylor
Jimmy Jarosimek
Daniel Jacobs
Teton County Young Democrats Plan Monday Meeting
The Teton County Young Democrats will hold their regular meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the Farmers Union community hall in Pendray. Tony Burgmaier presides and Leo Graybill is scheduled to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Burgmaier
Teton County
Young Democrats
Farmers Union Community
Pendray
Leo Graybill
Mrs. Seufert And Mrs. Hoeschen Vacation At Flathead Lake
Mrs. George Seufert and Mrs. Max Hoeschen departed Tuesday for Flathead Lake for a leisure trip. They planned a quiet rest and sightseeing during the vacation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Seufert
Max Hoeschen
Flathead Lake
Choteau Fifth in Lions Swim Meet at Choteau Pool
Nine teams and 138 swimmers competed in the Lions Club Invitational. Butte Recreation led Great Falls and Lethbridge for the title as several events set new pool records. Dell Rowley won the boys diving upset, Artie Anderson and teammates claimed the intermediate boys relay, and Helena Hensley posted the top individual finish in the intermediate girls 50 yard freestyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Recreation
Great Falls Y Elks
Lions Club
Great Falls
Butte
Lethbridge
Havre
Choteau
Butte Y
Billings
Chinook
Helena
Chateau
Montana
Dell Rowley
Dell
B. Carlson
D. Bouchee
Artie Anderson
Russell Koch
Mike Tuel
Bob Cherry
Helena Hensley
Gretchen
Voorhees
Sheble
Banks
Hensley
Edge
Pete Anderson
Ginny’ ‘Jackson
Steve
Koch
Pageé
Al Finley to Instruct At MSC in Bozeman
Albert Finley Chateau High School teacher since 1948 is invited to teach at Montana State College for the last five weeks of the summer session from July 18 to Aug 19. He will lead an undergraduate course in elementary school science and a graduate seminar for experienced teachers. Finley and his wife with three children will accompany him to Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Finley
Chateau
Montana State College
Finley
Bozeman
Camp Instructor Mrs Swanson to Lead Mission School
Mrs J A Swanson of Chateau will be an instructor for the Montana Conference Woman's Society of Christian Service at Flathead Lake Methodist Camp Rollins Montana July 26 to 30. The session theme Heritage and Horizons in Home Missions features Mrs Swanson with Dr Dorcas Hall of New York and Miss Mary Jerrison of Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
School of ‘Missions
Montana
Woman's Society
Christian Service
Flathead ‘Lake Methodist
Rollins, Mont
Home Missions
New
York
Mary
Mary Jerrison
Helena
Mr and Mire Barney Visit Great Falls on Monday
The fragment notes Mr and Mrs Barney in Great Falls on Monday for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mire
Barney
siMeClue
Great Falls
City of Chateau adopts preliminary budget with 39 mill levy
The 1960 61 budget calls for a 39 mill levy, one less than last year, with 185 mills for the general fund and 9 mills for streets. Valuation stands at 1 173 738, expenditures planned at 92 709.66, and the budget is on file at the city clerk for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Lady Batuanesy
Luke Lill
Vuulilieq
General Fund
Annual Picnic to Feature Indian Trip Speakers
Mr and Mrs Ralph Salisbury will speak at the Farmers Union picnic in Chateau Park on Sunday. The pair, part of a five couple group, toured India under a U S sponsored project about farming and world affairs and will share slides from their three month visit starting Nov 23 1959. The noon potluck dinner follows games and races with a 2 pm main program in the pavilion open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Salisbury
Farmers Union
Chateau Park
India
American Society of Friends
Farm Bureau
Grange
Ministry of Agriculture
New Delhi
U. S
Asia
Africa
Salisburys
Sheridan Erickson
Dennis McOmber
Patrol Warns of Equipment Rules
The highway patrol explains that farm implements may be moved without a permit during daylight for up to 50 miles if incidental to farming. Equipment wider than 12 feet must be escorted by flagmen to warn highway users and any vehicle that could cause damage must provide highway protection before crossing or traveling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
W D Rogers Dies Here In Choteau Community
Webster Davis Rogers known as W D Rogers, 59, of Choteau died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a three month illness from lung cancer. He lived in Choteau since 1917 and worked as a laborer. Funeral held at Banks Chapel with Rev. Grant Moore officiating, burial in Choteau Cemetery. Born Sept 18, 1900 in Jackson Missouri he moved from Nashville Illinois to homestead in Review community at age 17. Survivors include sister Mrs William Moser Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster Davis
Rogers
Choteau
Teton “Memorial Hospital
Banks Chapel
Grant Moore
Methodist Church
Jackson
Nashville
Ill
Review
William Moser
Bus Collins Dies on Duck Lake Fishing Trip
Bus Collins died this morning of a heart attack at Duck Lake during a fishing trip with Guy Miller. A full obituary will be published in next week's Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R
Bus) Collins
Duck Lake
Guy Miller
Acantha
Irrigating Hours Shortened City Limits Lawn Watering
The city water department announced a reduction in irrigation from morning hours due to low storage tanks. From yesterday, watering is allowed daily 5 to 9 p.m. except Fridays when irrigating is prohibited. The Lions Club pool is filled on this day and cooperation remains high amid hot weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Department
Lions Club
Water Department
Choteau Schools Set Opening Date for 1960 61
Ed Schiller announced Choteau schools will open for the 1960 61 year on August 29, earlier than usual. The term will end May 26 next year. He said starting after Labor Day with many holidays would not meet the 180 day teaching requirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Choteau
Schiller
Record Pool Use Hits New High at Lions Club
Hot weather drew large crowds to the Lions Club pool with 580 swims logged last Thursday July 14, surpassing 575 set the year before. Attendance and lesson participation race toward record levels as 459 students last year neared the all time mark, with Fairfield Dutton and Chateau youths contributing to the lesson total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Fairfield
Dutton
Chateau
Miss Percival Guests of Fairfield and Chateau Hosts
Miss Margaret Percival of Los Angeles visited Mr and Mrs Neal Bateman of Fairfield and Mr and Mrs Burr Huffman of Chateau. She is the Bateman family's niece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Percival
Los Angeles
Calif
Neal Bateman
Fairfield
Burr Huffman
Chateau
Miss Percival
Bateman
County Gets Number of Fish Plants
The Teton County Sportsmen's Ass'n boosts trout restoration in cooperation with Montana Fish and Game Department. Stockings include 1,500 Rainbow trout for Spring Creek and Deep Creek, 2,000 for the north fork of the Teton, 550 for the south fork, plus 83,000 four-to-five inch Rainbows released at east Pishkun Reservoir amid new oxygenated tank transport methods expanding hatchery reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Sportsmen's Ass’n
Montana Fish and Game Department
Lowell Meyers
Sportsmen’s Ass’n
Spring Creek
Moose Hall
Rodeo Grounds
Deep Creek
Carlson Bridge
North Fork
Teton River
Windy Ford
West Fork Ranger Station
South Fork
Forest Service
Pishkun
Lewistown
Former resident dies in crash near Lincoln
Harry Boutilier, 75, of Great Falls, was killed when his half ton pickup hit a timber truck eight miles east of Lincoln on Wednesday. Born in 1884 in Nova Scotia, he moved to Montana in 1900 and farmed near Chateau. Survived by widow Mary, sons Robert and Harry Allen, brothers George and Rupert, and seven grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Boutilier
Great's Falls
Lincoln
Boutilier
Chateau
Nova Scotia
Montana
MoeLaughlin Inc
Great Falls
Mary
Robert Boutilier
Harry Allen Boutilier
Geraldine
George
Rupert
Lewistown
Boy Scout Jamboree Missing Dutton Scout Listed
Name Left Out Larry Harman of Dutton was excluded from the list of Boy Scouts going to the Jamboree in Colorado Springs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Harman
Dutton
Colorado Springs
Colo
Mr and Mrs Wesley Cherry Move to 603 South 11th Ave
Mr and Mrs Wesley Cherry are now located at 603 South 11th Ave marking a residential address update. The notice confirms their new address without additional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Cherry
South 11Th Ave
Bozeman
Fairfield St. Paul Lutheran Churchs 50th Anniversary
Fairfield church marks half a century with a 10:30 a.m. Sunday sermon by Rev. Donald Gaarder of Grenora and a weekend program. A Friday 8 p.m. Holy Communion service led by Rev. David Larson opens the observance, followed by a 3 p.m. Sunday historical program and a smorgasbord supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Gaarder
Grenora
N.D
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Gaarder
Hans _Gaarder
Evangelical Lutheran Church
David Larson
A. B. Gravdal
Choteau
Karen Lunde
Great Falls
A. G. Lunde
Grass Fire Near Western Star Motel Suppressed
Firefighters battled a grass blaze Tuesday afternoon near the Western Star Motel sparked by an out of control refuse fire. Temperatures rose toward 100 degrees as the blaze was quickly contained. Mr and Mrs Jerry Barrett of Dupuyer report the birth of a daughter July 15 at St Marys Hospital in Conrad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Western Star
Jerry Barrett
Dupuyerrare
St. Marys Hospital
Conrad
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion Hall
Happy Four Orchestra
Boy Scouts of America
al Finley
MSC
Board of County Commissioners
Farmer’s
W. D. Rogers
Collins
Fairfield Church
Hans Hanson
Greenfield Beach
B. M. Alstad
Olaf Anderson
A. B. Holland
E. E. Tollofson
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