Community notices and social visits in Chateau column
Reminders about sending pioneer histories to Mrs. Gordon Monkman and a bridal shower for Carol Alzheimer at Collins hall are noted along with visits by families to Chateau. Communities list callers at Julia Monkman home and Memorial weekend visitors, plus a new baby born to the Schultz family and club meetings scheduled for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Monkman
Chateau
G. I. Tangen
Leonard Ober
Helena
Doug
Amy Tangen
Shirley Rice
Julia Monkman
Charles Cheney
Spearfish
S. D
Mabel Larson
New Castle
Pete Hartman
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Ed Hartman
Great Falls
al Peterson
Jim Peterson
Lafayette
Robert Dellno
Jamie
Muriel Reiquam
Alma Knudtzon
Clevon Schultz
Conrad
Keith
Schultz
Judy Taylor
Ned Crocker
Talladega
Ala
Alfred Wisemans
Alfred Grey
Memorial Day speaker Rev James Gannon at local ceremony
Rev James Gannon of St. Josephs Catholic Church spoke at the Memorial Day observance held at the local high school. He urged patriotism education for youth, noted flag desecration, and praised America's diversity and freedoms. The program included prayers, anthems, wreath laying, and the reading of veterans’ names as 153 graves were decorated across three cemeteries by American Legion and VFW posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gannon
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Russia
Red China
Vietnam
Indo-China
Jack Reiding
American Legion
Chateau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Jack Rogers
V.F.W. Post
John Chane
George Higgins Sr
Gordon Monkman
George Franklin Green
Martin Gronberg
Paul Kropp
Elva C
ATV use allowed on Teton roads after field trials
Lewis and Clark National Forest Supervisor George N. Engler announced that Whiterock Creek and South Fork Two Medicine roads in the Teton Ranger District are open to ATVs. Motorbikes and snowmobiles are also allowed, while automobiles and 4x4 vehicles remain prohibited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiterock Creek
South Fork Two Medicine
Teton Ranger District
Lewis & Clark National Forest
George N. Engler
Engler
Choteau Little League Traveling Team Opens With Two Wins
The Choteau Little League Traveling team beat Dutton 11-5 and Vaughn 10-3 in its first two games. Jeff Hirsch earned the 11-5 win with 13 strikeouts, while Keith Van Setten fanned 12 in the 10-3 victory over Vaughn. Next home game is tonight at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Dutton
Vaughn
Chateau
Jeff Hirsch
Hirsch
Steve Fields
Craig Ekegren
Ken Spinder
Keith van Setten
van Setten
R. Harris
D. Hammond
Jim Spinder
County Price Support Rates Set for 1971
The 1971 loan rate for wheat No 1 in Teton County matches last year at 1.08 per bushel, based on a national 1.25. Other crops follow: Barley 0.69, Oats 0.50, Flax 2.13, Honey 14.8 cents per pound. Prices vary by grade with premiums and discounts for quality. Loans run from harvest through next spring and wheat eligibility requires participation in the set aside program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Rex Manuel
Manuel
Golden Eagle fees begin at Lewis and Clark campgrounds
Starting June 12 a fee will be charged for entrance to select campgrounds on the Lewis and Clark National Forest under the Golden Eagle Program. Admission is by Golden Eagle Passport or $1 per visit, with a list of charge areas and passport locations provided by Forest Supervisor George N. Engler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Clark National Forest
George N. Engler
Golden Eagle
Aspen
Crystal Lake
Dry Wolf
Grandview
Jumping Creek
Kings Hill
Many Pines
Mortimer
Summit
Forest Service
Teton Second in Savings Bond Sales Across State
Ben Brown state director of the U S Savings Bond program announced that statewide results show 5 158 862 in E and H bonds purchased from January 1 to April 30, reaching 39 percent of the yearly quota. Teton County residents bought 98 576 in bonds for 73 9 percent of its 133 320 quota. Carter County leads at 93 6 percent. Silver Bow tops total sales with 633 266 for 41 8 percent of quota. Cascade County at 30 9 percent of its 631 865 quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Brown
U. S. Savings
Teton County
Carter County
Silver Bow County
Cascade County
Pendroy and Sunburst Area Social Notes
Irene Neckstad and party visited Pendroy and Chateau households including the Stokes Styren and Neckstad families. Sunnburst grads Anita Styren and Reidar Neckstad attended the Sunburst exercises. Many local families and friends attended commencements and Memorial Day events across Pendroy, Chateau, Kremlin, Dupuyer, and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Anderson
Wilima
Washington
Parley Stokes
Wag Halverson
Jim Storkson
Reidar Neckstad
Gloria
Anita Styren
Irene
Gene Styren
Sandy Hanson
Tammy Evans
Kenny Evans
Charles Johns
Florence
Chris Heggen
Kremlin
Bob Rice
Chateau
Bob Field
Wilda
Walter
Charlie Field
Dick Brownell
Justin
Carol
Irvin Boisen
Lyle
Columbia Falls
Paul Rose
Helen
Bob Poore
Lewistown
Mike Campbell
Oregon
Rachel Field
Mary Ann Hayes
Johnny Swanson
Bob Stromswold
Dick Jimenez
Red Darnell
Dupuyer
Rachel Thompson
Jeri Stoos
Helena
Buck Buckholz
Spokane
Wash
Jack Wellenstein
Pendroy
Karen Neckstad
Jim Spinder
Helen Anderson
Polson
Charles Armstrong
Lawrence Styren
Brady
Anita
Bobby
Ray Hensley
Jerry
Odin Neckstad
Gary Rustad
Juanita Haynes
Wayne
Fairfield
Dan Neckstad
Bertha Styren
Augusta
Herb Styren
Farmington
Don Rice
Buck Fisher
Mark
Bill Lusty
Whipple Daughters to Wed Lopez and Brown in June
Nancy Whipple and Richard Alan Lopez will wed at 8 pm Friday June 11 at Chateau United Methodist Church. Terry Whipple and Kenneth Brown will marry in a ceremony with families present at the church in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Terry Whipple
Nels Whipple
Chateau United Methodist Church
Richard Alan Lopez
Reuben E. Lopez
Bethlehem
Terry
Kenneth Brown
Stanley Brown
Choteau
Priest expresses gratitude to Three Forks parishioners
Rev William E Morley of Holy Family Parish Three Forks Montana thanks former parishioners and friends who attended Mass of Thanksgiving and the Silver Anniversary reception last Sunday. He also acknowledges cards and spiritual bouquets and blesses all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Three Forks
Rev
William E. Morley
Holy Family Parish
Three Forks, Mont
Three State Conservationists Attend Washington Meetings
Three Montana conservation leaders returned from a week in Washington D C to press for more federal support for SCS field staff small watershed projects and loan programs. Robert Anderson A G Slattery and Pete Jackson met with Secretary of Agriculture Clifford Hardin SCS chief Kenneth Grant FHA Director James Smith and Montana’s congressional delegation to push for budget increases and new projects including Newland Creek and Beaver Creek watershed efforts and funding for the Sidney ARS station alkali research near Highwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Mont
Montana
Washington, D. C
Washington
Robert Anderson
Montana Association of Conservation Districts
A. G. Slattery
Hardin
MACD
Pete Jackson
Harrison
National Association of Conservation Districts
Anderson
Jackson
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Soil Conservation Service
Kenneth Grant
Farm Home Administration
James Smith
SCS
Nixon
FHA
Smith
Newland Creek
White Sulphur Springs
Beaver Creek
Havre
Lee Metcalf
Senate
Sidney Ars
Highwood
Choteau Babe Ruth Splits Doubleheader At Conrad
Choteau Babe Ruth split a doubleheader with Conrad No. 1 Monday at Conrad. In the 8 1 first game Choteau's Mike Whealy allowed four hits and struck out three in a five inning 8 1 win aided by 10 Conrad walks. Tolliver led Choteau with two doubles and a single. In game two Conrad rallied for 10 runs as Choteau managed six. Whealy and Enzweiler combined for nine strikeouts. Tolliver and Spinder had two singles each. Buck scored twice. Shelby No. 1 comes Friday at Chateau and Conrad No. 2 visits June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Babe Ruth
Conrad
Mike Whealy
Whealy
Jerry Breen
Chateau
Wild Conrad
George Tolliver
Choteau Hurlers
Dave Enzweiler
Jim Forrest
Tolliver
Mark Spinder
Steve Buck
Shelby No
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Buck’s Auto Repair
J. Bachmeier
ATV
Teton District
Little League
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Reddi
Dinty Moore
Dennison
Smucker
Welchade
Hense
Royal Danish
Meadow
Pennywise
Walt’s Meat Market
Choteau Food
Teton
Pendroy Irene Neckstad
Pacific Iron & Steel
N.W
Arredes Nicoppe
Choteau Drug, Inc
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