District 3 High School Rodeo Comes to Chateau
Chateau hosts 100 high school cowboys and cowgirls over Saturday and Sunday. Events begin 1:30 pm each day with morning rounds at 9 am to handle large entries. A queen contest features 14 riders judged on horsemanship and attire. District winners advance to the State rodeo in Malta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Linda‘ Jo" “Swanson
Augusta
Faye Millican
Cascade
Loraine Loney
Great” Falls
Diane Sue Juelfs
Great Falls
Sandra Jean Brimacomb
Fergus
County
Judy Morris
Verena
Miller
Cut Bank
Judy Ferda
Nora Kullberg
Cat. Bank
Amy ‘Azer
Julie’e. Kat
Ana
Conrad
Darleen Swanson
Choteau_ Park Pavilion
Ray’ van ‘DeRiet
Choteau
Bud Swanson
Harry Yeager
Jack Raty
Chateau Jaycees
Ron Hinman
Sandra Gollehon
Rodea
Malta
Brightens Teton Crop Prospects With Rain Totals
Precipitation in the last four days of May brings Chateau’s May total to 5.71 inches, nearing historic monthly highs. Historical records show only four Mays since 1891 were rainier, with years 1908 1917 1927 and 1953 among the wettest. Through May this year Chateau has 7.59 inches of moisture, compared to 2.63 inches by the same point last year, and June remains pivotal for a possible record-setting total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Friday Rites Scheduled For R McClue In Choteau
Ray McClue 67 died in a Great Falls hospital Tuesday. He lived in Choteau since 1924 and ran the Choteau Bakery until 1962. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Trinity Lutheran Church with burial fund requests to the church. Survivors include his widow, a daughter in Seattle, two sons, a sister in North Dakota, nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Ingram McClue
Great Falls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Choteau
H. C. Hjortholm
A. Bernard Gravdal
McClue
Lakota
N. D
Cleo Marie Huffman
Minot
Masonic Lodge
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Choteau Lions Club
Larry
Janice) McCready
Seattle
Wash
Jerry
Conrad
Barney
Henry Chalgren
Lee Brown
Jerry Breen
Guy Miller
Myles Standish
Jesse Gleason
Bill Jay
Chris Beck
A. H. McGinnis
Lutheran Church
Centennial Group Plans Friday Pageant Meeting
The Teton County Centennial committee will meet at Chateau American Legion hall Friday June 6 at 8 p.m. to arrange the July 3 and 4 historical Teton County Pageant. Directors teachers singers actors readers stage hands and many others are needed for the local production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Four year old Tammi Diener dies in Seattle hospital
Funeral services were held for Tammi Jo Diener, who died Saturday after a kidney illness. Survivors include her parents Frank and Jenert Diener, two brothers Greg 16 and Randy 14, sister Janell 10, grandparents Mr and Mrs Alex Brown, Roundup Montana, and Mrs Margaret Anderson of Casper Wyoming. Rev C Fred Crowe officiated. Burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Billings followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammi
Diener
Chateau
University Hospital
Seattle
Frank
Raridy
Janell
Franks
Jenert
Margaret
Anderson
Casper
Wyo
Alex. Brown
Fred
Crowe
Don Fitzpatrick Promoted at H H Implement
Don Fitzpatrick was promoted from mechanic to salesman at H and H Implement in Choteau this week James Hamilton announced Fitzpatrick formerly worked as a Forny Welding Co salesman and came to Choteau several months ago He is a World War II veteran married with two children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fitzpatrick
H & H Implement
Choteau
James Hamilton
Fitzpatrick
Forny Welding Co
County crops face insect and disease threats in Teton area
Reports from several Teton county communities describe crop insect infestations and diseases. Extension agent Ray Kelly and Bob Reiquam arranged for an entomologist to provide guidance, with a plant disease specialist planning county visits. Growers with issues should report to the Chateau or Fairfield extension offices for investigation starting Monday June 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Bob’ Reiquam
Chateau
Fairfield
Teton County project looks to ease cattle overstock problem
Ray Kelly, Teton County extension agent, explains a pilot interseeding project to raise range carrying capacity. The plan aims to increase capacity 50 to 200 percent using vigorous grasses like Thickspike whizaipiaasht blue joint. A 40 acre plot will be fallowed this season as crews test plantings and equipment for future seasons.
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Kelly
Sean Fbe
Havre
Teton
County
Grass Sea Land
Staty Tall Presse
Don Ryerson
Bozeman
Bob
Fairfield Extension
Teton County
Collins
Nie
Teton County Primary Voter Turnout Shifts Party Support
Official unofficial returns show 2,453 Teton County voters, 72.6 percent of registered, cast ballots in the 1964 primary. Republicans largely switched parties to oppose Gov Tim Babcock in November, while Democrats turnout surged. Roy F. Goodell defeated incumbent county commissioner C O Juelfs, Corey beat Maurer for Republican nomination, signaling a contest between younger candidates for the November ballot.
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Teton ‘Counnty
Anayssis
Teton County
Watt
Sman
Mike
Kuchera
Tima Babcock
Teton
Fairfield
Roy
F. ‘sGoodell
C. O. Juelfs
Goodell
Juelfs
Ditton
Corey
Herbert Corey
Collins
Francis Maurer
Dutton
S. Nod
Maurer
Chateau
Parade officials plan Teton County centennial floats
Parade chairman Bill Obernolte seeks all floats for the Teton county centennial celebration. Entries for July 3 will include county youth groups such as 4-H Girl and Boy Scouts church youth and farm organizations with costume divisions for ages eight and up. Entries due by June 25 and coordinated with Obernolte for both days of events in Choteau Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill- Obernolte
Chateau
Teton County
Obernolte
American” ‘Legion
Choteau
Travel contracts due June 22 for school transport payments
Olsen of School District No. 1 reminded families that 1964 65 contracts must be signed and returned by June 22 to receive direct payments for school transportation. Renewals are required for previous contract holders to continue reimbursement in the coming year. Forms are available from Olsen and must be returned by June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Olsen
Fx Severye
S Olsen
Ture
Mr and Mrs Bob Sherman on Springfield Visit
Mr and Mrs Bob Sherman and family left Friday for Billings to spend several days visiting relatives. They returned home Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob ‘Sherman
Billings
Dutton Man Dies Monday In Rogi Harmonn Area
A man identified as 4A died at his Ditton home Monday night. Funeral services are slated for tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. at the Croxford and Sons Chapel. Rogi Harmonn, Dutter Hd RRAPS st 4h ite 5, 19, Ntorem County. Came': Dutton with: mander. of, 'Post: '642 Sebastian, 'Great: Falls.
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Wet Henry
Carl’ “Walker
Ditton
Croxford
Rogi ‘Harmonn
Dutter
Ite
Ntorem
Dutton
Mander
Memorial Day Service Recalls Veterans Died Since Last Year
The Roberts County Memorial Day observance featured a Gettysburg Address by Rev Robison, a memorial wreath placed on the cross, and memorial poppies laid by Auxiliary members. Veterans listed by Gordon Monkman included Lindseth Bullerdick Garringer Wiseman Grover saddler Armstrong. firing squad salute by Grant Curtis and Taps by Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester“ Corey
David
Shannon
Gettysburg
Robison
Douglas Crary
Cornelius" Kooyman
L.C. Burns
American Legion Auxiliary
Don* Hofeldt
Veterans of “Foreign Wars
Gordon Monkman
Se “W. ‘Lindseth
Millard Bullerdick
Noah Garringer
Glen ‘Wiseman
Grover
John ‘Armstrong
Salvate
Grant Curtis
Crane
Pastor Hjortholm Leaves Choteau for Missoula and Kansas
Rev. H C Hjortholm interim pastor at Trinity Lutheran Church departs Choteau today with his wife to Missoula. She will meet her sister there and proceed to Kansas to attend a wedding. Hjortholm plans to return to Choteau Friday.
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H.C. “Hjortholm
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Choteau
Missoula
Hjortholm
Kansas
Cho‘teau
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R. McClue
Ray
Centennial Group
At. H&h
Bob Amick
Ware
Silberman
Bob Reiquam
Bozerman
Montes
Gle Steere
By Bob. Amick
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Livitense
I P. Monaghan
Alex Blewett
Brewster
Aenen Ao
Sereu
Eretdmertoeteovemes
James F. Battin
Seetesease Cosns
Até
Rio
Kelleher
Tim. Babcock
Roland, Renne
Eavceensenssascceaae
Mike Kuchera
Gotecseceetentesten
Lieutenant Governor
R.V. Bottomley
E. ‘T.dussault
R. E Lawrence
Gordon McGowan
Ahesenenasen
John McKeon
Weseesecencenseenses
C.R. Thiessen
Ted James
Hazelbaker
Wuceee
Marvin
Beck
Evecesecrsonusessncnas
Sts
William Taylor
Lou ‘Welch
Geeennasecerasnsesanensans
Secretary OF State
Frank Murray
Walter, Anderson
Seetecssnecese
Forrest
Marshall
Murray
Jack A
Quilico
Seetepeegenames
Henry
Norman
Giles
A & Fi
Eh Symholt
Paul Cennon
Holmas
Paul
T.smith
C.’ Steel
Harriet
Clyde
Hardesty
Spsseunlt
Crs Anderson
Wsces
Thomas Eaton
Tom
Kearney
Het Scott
Nels
Hemstad
Osee
F. Goodell
Herbert
Francis
Seenecasecaseces
Elmer
Erickson
James
Wt.harrison
Supreme Court
Wesley Castles
Harold Allen
Sab
Pom
McPhillips
Patrick
Donovan
Hla
Charles
Tr “Jacobson
Progr
Ras
Sebastian
Falls
Anna A Harkins
Garden
Calif
Roger
Robinigon
Chatéau Cems
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