Community Notes on Farmington Transfer and Local Events
Mrs. Pearl Tangen and the Passmores moved within Farmington to Chateau and new neighbors Mike Goodwin Brent Brian and Lori moved into the vacated home. Mike Goodwin is the new county agent replacing Ray Kelly. Local gatherings include quince anniversaries weddings baptisms and multiple visits from relatives and friends across Fairfield Missoula Bozeman and Conrad with many driving to support or celebrate residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Pasmore
Farmington
Chateau
Mike Goodwin
Brent
Brian
Lori
Passmores
Mike
Ray Kelly
Fairfield
Goodwins
Christy Brown
Willard Paulus
Ralph Paulus
Luke
Tom Brown
Christy
Cynde Tesch
Dillon
Western College of Education
Barbara Cole
Missoula
University
Homemaker’s Extension Club Picnic Near Fairfield
A reminder of the Homemaker's Extension Club picnic set for Sunday June 22 at 1 30 at Herb Silberman’s north and east of Fairfield. Travel directions describe the route from Fairfield. Local service members Lt Roy Inbody returned from Del Rio Texas to visit family before Philippine assignment and S Sgt Curtis Bartsch arrived in Vietnam at Phan Rang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Martin Arensmeyer
Dupuyer
Cecil Bilbro
Walt Bilbro
Bob Wall
Roger Toren
Tammie Jo
Harm Toren
Evelyn Carlson
G. I. Tangen
Grace Depner
Augusta
Iona Zgoda
Commercial Department
Herb Tangen
Kathy
Great Falls
Ron Johnson
Susan Johnson
Amy
Janice Tangen
Leonard Ober
Doug Tangen
Agnes Lindseth
Conrad
St. Frances Lake
Herb Silbermans
Fairfield
Roy Inbody
del Rio
Tex
Betty
Phillipines
Curtis Bartsch
Vietnam
Phan Rang
Clark Inbody
Susan
Irene
Chateau Park
Pat
Albert Lemmer
Akinson, Neb
D. H. Moulton
Bud Moulton
Willard Paulus
Tom Brown
Ralph Paulus
Luke
Emma Paulus
Leo Pierre
Charles Harbaugh
Springfield
Ore
Doug
Sarah McKee
Glen Inbodys
Inbodys
Harbaughs
Sand Coulee
Harbaugh
Mrs. McKee
Millie
Lee Komenda
Missoula
Spo
Community Notes and Weddings Across Kalispell Region
Friday gatherings with the Herald Depners followed by visits to Kalispell and Big Fork include the Pedersen family attending Lloyd’s aunt’s funeral and later hosting at a church event. Multiple weddings, helpers at receptions, and summer activities span Chateau and Missoula with local families, farm work, and snow weather impacts on gardens and grain heads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Jensens
Whitefish
Bert Coreys
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Mark Embody
Cut Bank
Beringer Farm
Lilly Murphy
Bill Andersons
E. R. McLean
W. R. Hawley
Montana
Clark Inbody
Susan
Ed Schilling
Donna Jean
Diane McClue
Jim Kennedy
Trinity Lutheran Church
Vi Pedersen
Curtiss Wilson
Chateau
Collins
Detroit
Lloyd Pedersen
Linda
Judy Yeager
Dick Leigh
Phoenix
Ariz
United Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pearl Tangen
Janet Otness
Sharon Christman
Cecile Passmore
Debbie Reiding
Jack Reiding
Grand Assembly of Rainbow Girls
Bozeman
Marcus Johnson
Provo
Utah
Louie Depner
Marcus
Elsie
Johnsons
Geo Conrad
Greatalls
Kaylene Chalmers
John Wisse
Bill Chalmers
Bryan William
Kaylene
Terri Harrington
John
Diane Pihl
Vicki Wiseman
Lyle Dyer
Reidar Neckstad
Henri Wisse
Wendy Otness
Jane Wisse
Evan Davidson
John Baker
Craig Sasser
Charles Baker
Corney
Bouma
Ralph Coleman
Charles Tesch
Les Arensmeyer
NFO
Lewistown
Gary Crane
Miles City
Bureau of Land Management
Jack Slanger
Shelby
Bob Davidson
Evan
Emil Depner
Frank Zgoda
Coy Davidson
Coy
Frank Kelly
Albert Carlson
Dick Arensmeyer
Bill van Setten
Verlina Wiseman
John Ober
Therse Ober
Don Rice
Amy Tangen
Marlene Ober
Paul Rices
Paul
Conrad Hospital
Nebraska
Birch Creek
A. O. Lindseth
Harold Richert
Harold Baker
Zales Davidson
Bakers
Gordon Delger
Mike Bartsch
Vicki Tesch
Sheila Murphy
Helen Hodgskiss
Bert
Betty Corey
Grumman Ag-Cat
Walt Arensmeyer
Premium Center
Collins Vi Pedersen
Glen and
Herold Depner
Ross
Larry
Don Smith
Ed Schiller
Shelley Baquet
Vivian
Helena
Ombholts
Myrna
Irene Inbody
Rainbow Assembly
Hope
Rainbow
Bill Murphy
Betty Inbody
Chateau High
Buck’s Auto Repair
Bond
Choteau, Montana
Gafite
For All
Choteau
Ford Sales
Polaroid
Choteau Drug
Fullers
Knudtzon Lumber Company
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