Car Crash Near Bynum Injures Two Cousins
A single vehicle ran off U S 89 ten miles north of Choteau around 10:55 p m on Wednesday night. Julie Whipple 20 of Philadelphia was driver. Dwight Whipple 24 and others suffered injuries. Julie received a broken collarbone and Dwight a shoulder injury. They were treated at Teton Memorial Hospital and released. Julie was cited for the basic rule.
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Choteau
U. S
Henry Helf
Julie Whipple
Philadelphia
Anne Whipple
Bellingham
Wash
Dwight Whipple
Lillian Cons
Eric
Bruce Whipple
Dick Whipple
Teton Memorial Hospital
Nels Whipple
Bynum
Nels
Dedication Services At Chateau Methodist Well Attended
Dedication services last Sunday at the Chateau Methodist Church drew large attendance with 570 dinners served at noon. Attendees came from California, Washington, Colorado and Montana towns including Helena Missoula Three Forks Kalispell Great Falls Lewistown Bozeman and more. Reverend Harold Engdahl traveled from Mt Shasta to participate and will lead services as Rev Moore attends a district conference in Havre.
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Chateau Methodist Church
California
Washington
Colorado
Montana
Helena
Missoula
Three Forks
Kalispell
Great Falls
Lewistown
Bozeman
Pendrey
Dupuyer
Culbertson
Dutton
Walier
Conrad
Augusta
James Robison
Iona Zgoda
Geraldine Paulus
W.S.C.S
Myrtle Poore
Mary Seaton
Floreine Stoudt
Jack
Ellen Rogers
Chateau
Harold Engdahl
Engdahl
Mt. Shasta
Grant Moore
Havre
St Josephs Vacation School Ends With Communion
The St Josephs Church vacation school in Chateau closed with a park picnic and a Sunday First Communion. Ninety five pupils attended under Sisters James Catherine Alice Joseph and Marie Helen, aided by seminarian Robert Shea of Butte who will study theology at St Thomas Seminary in Denver. Sixteen children received First Holy Communion, followed by a church hall breakfast for the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Church
Chateau
Sisters of Charity
James Catherine
Alice Joseph
Marie Helen
Robert Shea
Butte
St. Thomas Seminary
Denver
Carol Luinstra
Jim Scott
John Chane
Gary Alzheimer
Mark Alzheimer
Linda Bachmeier
Betty Jo Jessop
Douglas Ferris
Mike Immerman
Donald Bingham
Michael Vanek
Greg Regimbal
Shannon Stringer
Wheat Exemption Requests Accepted for Small Wheat Acreages
Farmers may request exemption from marketing quotas to grow up to 30 acres of wheat for feed food or seed with no penalty if they comply. Applications must be filed within 15 days of notice of excess acreage, and last year’s exemptions do not carry over. Institutions may participate with no acreage limit, under same rules.
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Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural” “Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Schaefer
ASC
Registration Required for Out of District Grade Students
Parents of children outside School District No 1 must register by July 1 with district clerk William F Olsen. The notice includes all grade school pupils, even those who previously attended Chateau Grade School, to ensure accurate fall enrollment.
Demo Central Committee Elects Officers
The Teton County Democratic Central Committee met in a re organization to elect precinct commit tee members and officers for two years. Officers include Jim Dellwo Cha teau chair man Wilma Mayer Fairfield vice chair man Rae Mc Donald Choteau secretary Gordon Monkman Choteau treasurer Harriett Morgan Fairfield state committeewoman Nola SBaggenstoss Power alternate state committeewoman Charles Doheny Dutton state committeeman James Stevens Dutton alternate state committeeman James Stevens Dutton alternate state committeeman D. P. Fabrick Chateau congressional committeeman Sadie Radcliffe Fairfield congressional committeewoman State Senator Paul Rice and D P Fabrick were named as delegates to the National Convention. A political program committee was appointed with Tony Burgmaier Power chair man. The group voted to ask defeated governor candidate Mike Kuchera to honor his pledge to back the opponent. Several members plan to attend the state Democrat convention starting Sunday June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Jim Dellwo
Chateau
Wilma Mayer
Fairfield
Rae McDonald
Choteau
Gordon Monkman
Harriett Morgan
Nola Sbaggenstoss
Power
Charles Doheny
Dutton
James Stevens
D. P. Fabrick
Sadie Radcliffe
Paul Rice
Tony Burgmaier
Central Committee
Mike Kuchera
Harriet Morgan
Management Change at Choteau Drug Pening
Arrangements are under way for a change in management at Choteau Drug. The changeover will not be final until July. Ted Halvorson and Milton McNea will assume management from Richter Drugs, a state chain firm. Further information will follow once the ownership change becomes final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Halvorson
Milton McNea
Richter Drugs
Ini
Fire Damages Old Choteau Creamery Building
A Friday blaze damaged the old Choteau Creamery on Main Street, curbed from spreading by firefighters. The two story structure stored milk cartons and other materials, with damage estimated around 2000 dollars. officials suspect children playing sparked the fire through broken back windows.
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Choteau
Choteau Creamery
Main Street
Bud Taylor
School Transportation Contracts Due Monday for 1960 61 Year
County schools chief Mrs Muriel Reiquam reminded families receiving transportation payments they must sign contracts before Monday for the 1960 61 year. The deadline applies to districts budgeting on June 27 and requires signed contracts at budget time to ensure reimbursements, with exceptions for those already in bus service.
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Muriel Reiquam
Capacity Crowd Attends Public Hearing on Bookmobile
A packed audience filled the county courtroom Monday as the Board of County Commissioners heard public input on establishing a county free library. No decision was announced, with further consideration planned at the next meeting.
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Chateau
Board of County Commissioners
ASC Work Conference in Bozeman This Week
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committeemen and managers from across the state attend a three day work conference at Montana State College Bozeman June 22 24. Attendees from Teton county include Lyall Schaefer Glen Inbody L E Fitzgerald and Arlyne McCollum. The program focuses on ASC activity changes in farming communications policy and county office management with MSC staff aiding presentations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Teton County
Lyall Schaefer
Glen Inbody
L. E. Fitzgerald
Arlyne McCollum
ASC
Gaspard W. Deschamps
Missoula
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
H. Laurence Manwaring
Washington, D. C
Commodity Stabilization
Earl A. Geiger
Denver
Administrative Services Division
CSS
Gene Raymond
Northwest Area
Roy E. Huffman
Earl Fellbaum
MSC
Donald Rapp
Sidney
Neb
National Association of Asc
MSC Division of Agriculture
Gene Quenemoen
Clarence W. Jensen
E. Dean Vaughan
Maurice C. Taylor
John C. Bower
John L. Fischer
Department of Agriculture Economics
Harry Cosgriffe
JayCee Teen Road-e-o Sees Low Turnout
The JayCees Teenage Safe Driving Road-e-o drew only two entrants, John Meyers and David Hart, on a blocked street near Citizens State Bank. Meyers won the testing portion, combining written and practical driving. The club plans an April or May event next year and laments no female participants in years past.
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JayCee
E-O
Citizen’s State Bank
Chamber of Commerce
JayCees
John Meyers
David Hart
Meyers
Mancoronal Dies at 67 in Choteau Memorial
Morris Otto Mancoronal Sr. of Choteau, a disabled WW I veteran, died Friday at Teton Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. Funeral held at Banks Chapel with burial in Choteau Cemetery. Born July 14, 1892 in Paligny France he came to Montana in 1908 and lived in Choteau since 1938. Survived by three children Morris Jr. Conrad and Norwalk California and Estopia Washington. a daughter Dorothy Rose Mancoronal preceded in 1934. brother August Cut Bank. a sister, and a niece and nephew in California. Out of town relatives attended.
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Morris Otto Mancoronal Sr
Choteau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Banks Chapel
Mancoronal
Paligny
France
Teton County
Agawam
Annie Gunther
Morris Jr
Conrad
Helen O’quinn
Norwalk
Calif
Mable Mauseth
Estopia
Wash
Dorothy Rose Mancoronal
August
Cut Bank
California
Marvin O’quinn
Walter Mauseth
Morris Mancoronal Jr
Refreshment Center Opening Saturday in Chateau
The grand opening of Jim Howard's Refreshment Center in Chateau is Saturday from 2 to 5 p.m. The shop between the Antler Bar and M and A's Motors offers fountain drinks coffee sandwiches and pastries. Some equipment came from the former Chateau Drug during remodeling. others are new. Free 7-Up floats for children and coffee and doughnuts for adults will be available.
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Jim Howard
Chateau
Antler Bar
M & A's Motors
Chateau Drug
Miller Anniversary Celebration Plans
Mr and Mrs Robert H Miller invite friends to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary at Odd Fellows Hall starting Wednesday at 8 p.m. with old time dancing.
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Robert H. Miller
Odd Fellows Hall
Ted Saylor Again Heads GOP Committee
Ted Saylor was re elected chairman of the Teton County Republican Central Committee during the county convention and reorganization meeting at the courthouse. Anita Jones and Mable Crane hold key officer roles with other officers named. delegates to the state convention were chosen and advised to use their own judgment at Helena.
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F. T
Ted) Saylor
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Anita Jones
Mable Crane
Robert Gronberg
John Dunckel
John Sulgrove
Irene Ward
Carl Field
Sarah Kropp
Joyce Robinson
Ted Saylor
Helena
Choteau Junior Legion Edged by Fairfield 9-8 in Seven
Choteau's junior Legion team lost a close 9-8 game to Fairfield last Saturday in a seven inning contest. Bill Rogers charged with the defeat allowed four hits as Choteau errered five times but answered with timely hitting. The squad lists players including Bob Hansen Gary Moon Russell Koch Lonnie Dale John Connore and more. Next games include Valier here Saturday and Conrad away Sunday with upcoming dates through July 31.
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Choteau
Junior Legion
Fairfield
Bill Rogers
Bob Hansen
Gary Moon
Russell Koch
Lonnie Dale
John Connore
Jerry Toenyes
Ronnie Gollehon
Lonnie Mollberg
Dell Rowley
Rich Bachmeier
John Toenyes
Roger Kelly
Mike Ferris
Valier
Conrad
Cut Bank
Sunburst
Beef Show at Lowry Larson Ranch Sponsored by Nimble Fingers 4-H
A beef show will be held at the Lowry Larson ranch on July 2 hosted by the Nimble Fingers 4-H club of Agawam. The afternoon program includes judging showmanship and demonstrations.
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Lowry Larson Ranch
The
Nimble. Fingers
Agawam
Custodian at Power School Retiring
A family party honoring Fred Ludvickson on his retirement as custodian of the Power schools will be held at Power School Wednesday at 8 p.m. He has served since 1929, totaling 31 years of service. After retirement in July, he plans visits to his daughters in California and Washington and his sister in Wyoming.
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Fred Ludvickson
Power
Ludvickson
California
Washington
Wyoming
Swim Instruction Schedule Completed at Chateau Lions Club Pool
The final schedule for swimming instruction at the Chateau Lions Club pool is announced by manager Stan Rathman. The program includes life-saving class, swim team sessions, adult classes, and beginner diving and swimming, with sessions guiding through July and into August. pre registration is ongoing at the pool office. Total expenses last year were 3171.79 with 2628 raised from tickets and admittances.
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Chateau Lions Club
Stan Rathman
Dutton
Helena
Fairfield
Y.M.C.A
Lions Club
Rathman
Also Mentioned on This Page
St. Joseph’s
Augusta American Legion
Casey Tibbs
Demo
Choteau Drug Pening
Fk. E
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Jerry Regimbal
Bob Crocker
Chamber
Saddle Club
Legion
Horace Raty
Park Pavilion
Leo Murphy
Alma Jacobs
State Library Extension Service
Great Falls Public Library
M. Mancoronal
GOP
Power School
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