Church Schedule Highlights Choteau and Area
Sunday masses at Main and 4th Street N W 8 am and 11 am summer schedule through November 2. Choteau Baptist Church Bible Study and Prayer Thursday 8 pm Sunday Worship 9 am Sunday School 10 am Youth Fellowship Tuesday 7 30 pm at the parsonage. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints services 8 45 am priesthood 10 am Sunday School 10 am Primary 2 15 pm Tuesday MIA 8 pm. Teaching of Free Sovereign Grace services Sundays 10 am and 2 15 pm Sunday School after afternoon services. Located on Highway 89 three miles NW of Chateau visitors welcome.
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Choteau Baptist Church
Priesthood
Sacrament
Highway 89
Chateau
Sabbath School and Church Services Announced
Sabbath School begins at 9 30 a.m. Saturday with church service at 11 a.m. Visitors are welcome.
Trinity Lutheran Church July Activities and August ALCW Cancellations
Trinity Lutheran Church notes a Stewardship Committee meeting July 24 at 8 p.m. to plan fall programs and a Family Worship service July 27 at 10 a.m. ALCW meetings are canceled in August. United Methodist Church services are July Sunday worship at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. in the sanctuary, led by Alien J. Adams Jr.
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Stewardship Committee
United Methodist Church
Alien J. Adams Jr
Sermon on Love Seeking at Pendrey Church Sunday
Pendrey United Methodist Church announces Sunday worship at 9 15 a.m. with the sermon subject Love Seeking. The service invites all parishioners and visitors to attend.
Augusta Community Church Service Times
Augusta Community Church announces Sunday School at 9 45 a m with classes for each family member. Morning Worship at 11 a m. The Good News Bible Club meets Tuesday at 2 p m. Mid week Bible Study Wednesday at 8 p m led by Rev. Ed Ferguson.
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Good News Bible Club
Ed Ferguson
Why Water Runs Downhill
A compact sermon-like note notes that water seeks its level and runs downhill following gravity. It contrasts natural downhill flow with spiritual ascent, urging turning to Christ and the Holy Spirit for victory over sin. It cites water’s path as a lesson for sinners and saints.
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Solomon
Christ
Farming Union Picnic Highlights Agriculture and Corporate Invasion
Margaret Bucher of the Montana Farmers Union addresses the annual Farmers Union picnic at Chateau Sunday. She notes farming is the nation's biggest industry with 5.2 million workers and outlines large corporate land ownership and a push for democratic planning to counter corporate influence. The event included a camp report, youth activities, and evenings of performances.
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Margaret Bucher
Montana Farmers Union
Farmers Union
Chateau Sunday
Miss Bucher
Michael Harrington
America
NFO Plans State Fair Booth Support
Eighteen members of the Teton County National Farm Organization met in Choteau on July 17. President Claude Johns led a motion to sponsor an information booth at the State Fair with Cascade and Chouteau counties to assist. Sheridan Erickson led booth preparations while Myron Wheeler reported on a monthly newsletter. Activities include live stock sale planning and a fall schedule. August meeting is canceled. next meeting set for Sept 18 at 8 p.m. in the court house.
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Teton County National Farm Organization
Court House
Choteau
Claude Johns
Cascade
Chouteau Counties
Sheridan Erickson
Myron Wheeler
Floyd Grossman
Chateau
Myron A. Wheeler
Neighbors Help Farm Family At Caskey Farm
Neighbors including Clark Inbody Glen Inbody Martin Alzheimer Roger Toren Tom DeBoer Abe Baker and Lloyd Pedersen took over Ralph Caskey’s summer work. They assisted on the farm in a morning shift while the Caskeys remained in Great Falls with son Nevin at Columbus Hospital.
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Premium Center
Ralph Caskey
Clark
Glen Inbody
Martin Alzheimer
Roger Toren
Tom DeBoer
Abe Baker
Lloyd Pedersen
Caskey
Caskeys
Great Falls
Nevin
Columbus Hospital
Card of Thanks to Dr Kelly at Teton Memorial Hospital
Grace McGuire expresses gratitude to Dr Kelly and staff at Teton Memorial Hospital for excellent care. Includes thanks for flowers and cards received from friends and neighbors.
Montana highway deaths drive higher insurance rates
Montana records the nation's highest highway fatality rate per 100 000 residents in 1967 prompting higher automobile insurance costs. The Insurance Rating Board notes losses by insurers, not individual drivers, determine state rates. Montana ranked third in deaths per 100 million miles and eighth per ten thousand vehicles.
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Helena
Montana
Insurance Rating Board
Montana State Patrol
I.R.B
Highway Patrol
Truck Tax Schedule Revised in Montana by IRS
The IRS updated the highway truck use tax schedule effective July 1, increasing taxable gross weight limits. The new 21 category system covers single units, tractor trailers, and truck-trailer combinations with higher weights up to 80 000 pounds for four axle trucks and up to 76 000 for other configurations. Filing deadlines and forms remain, with a Sept 2 deadline for July active trucks. A For sale line about bookkeeping items is noted.
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Helena
Montana
Internal Revenue Service
Seeley
IRS
Western Service Center
Ogden
Utah
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Choteau F Accantha
Montana Press
Dick Nordhagen
Inenpabeelon
Teton County
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Howard J. Hogue
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
OLD Reformed Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Marlow Engberg
Augusta Community Church
Ted Kasper
Gloria Maeve Lindseth
Emanuel Graf
Howard Anderson
Highwood Arrow Peak
Raylene Pike
Ann Anderson
Sandra McOmber
Lorene
Charles McWilliams
Ann Hirsch
M.R.D
Janet Davis
Pierce
Pennywise
Ibs
Kern's
Johnson & Johnson
Colgate
Excel
DOS
Old Faithful
Weiners
Rex
Vez
Krazze Daze
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau, Mont
NFO
Grace McGuire
Jim Ramaker
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