Chateau Fourth of July Parade Boasts Bigger Entry List
Chateau Chamber of Commerce sponsors a larger parade this year with more entries than last year. Jack Carpenter announces cash prizes for floats and novelty entries and 50 cents to every parade participant. Rodeo activities run July 3 and 4 with multiple prize categories and entry fees. Contestants urged to submit entries by July 3.
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Chateau
Chateau Chamber Ofommerce
Jack Carpenter
Chateau American Legion Post
Chris Beck
Carpenter
Chamber of Commerce
Chateau High School
National Guard
Horace Raty
Local Pool Teaches 113 Choteau Youth In Four Classes
About 113 Choteau youngsters are registered for four swimming classes at the local pool under manager Stan Rathman. Additional sessions include roughly 60 Dut ton children and an unknown number from Fairfield. Classes meet twice weekly for 45 minutes to an hour with staggered start times and varied groups.
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Choteau
Stan Rathman
Dutton
Fairfield
Shelby McFarlane
Paul Beaudean
Dick van Auken
Ronnie Lehnert
Danny Arensmeyer
Romae Sargent
Frank Meyers
Earlene Colley
John Camden
Virginia Baker
Bob Obernolte
Tom Nett
Mitchell Martin
Wallace Martin
Lynn Baglien
Susan Anderson
Betty Jo Dellwo
Diana Dellwo
Lynn Jackson
Danny Jacobs
Gwen Shannon
Linda Sheddle
Jerry Hitchcock
Billie Jean Hitchcock
Wally Hitchcock
Marilyn Hanson
Jan Voorhees
Patty Jarosimek
Danny McClue
Vicki Tesch
Cinty Tesch
Dave Dellwo
Mike Dellwo
Debra Davidson
Butch van DeRiet
Dennis Waldron
David Waldron
Diana Sundet
Rene Sundet
Anita Sundet
John Swanson
Judy Ragar
Barbara Cole
Chateau Beginners
Barbara Arensmeyer
Nevin Caskey
Kay Caskey
Sally Sulgrove
Vicki Jeane Dea
Kathy Hanson
Dave Zion
Judy Morey
Jeanne McNea
Ronnie Swartzel
Barbara Gordon
Don Gordon
Ronnie Gollehon
Dave Shannon
Charles Shannon
Jerry
J C Penney Store Names New Manager In Choteau
Sid Johnson, former assistant manager at Anaconda, succeeds Jim Henderson as manager of the Choteau J C Penney store. Henderson departs after 11 years as manager to run a Colfax Wash outlet. Johnson is a Montana State University graduate and Navy veteran with ties to Havre Spokane and Missoula.
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Sid Johnson
J. C. Penney
Anaconda
Jim Henderson
Choteau
Henderson
Colfax
Wash
New Chateau
Havre
J. C. Penney Co
Spokane
Missoula
Montana State University
Johnson
U. S. Navy
Kenmare
N. Dak
Myrtle Stannard
Williston
Chateau
Manger
C. James Smith
American Legion
Choteau Lions Club
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Aerial Mosquito Spraying Planned for Choteau Weekend
City residents are told a 600 gallon DDT spray from a plane will cover Choteau in criss cross passes this weekend weather permitting. The operation may run Friday morning to Saturday evening with loudspeakers directing timing. Washing should be brought inside and cars may have temporary spots but otherwise remain undamaged.
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John Nordhagen
Choteau Flying Service
Walter Arensmeyer
Chateau
Janet Huffman Weds Fairfield Man in Trinity Rites
Janet Marian Huffman daughter of Mr and Mrs J Burr Huffman Choteau and Ramon Neal Bateman son of Mr and Mrs Alvin H Bateman Fairfield were married in a candlelight ceremony at Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau on Friday June 21 at 8 pm Rev A Bern ard Gravdal presided Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a floor length ta f fata brocade gown with long sleeves and V neckline Her fingertip veil was held by a seed pearl crown They were attended by Shelby Starsholt maid of honor and bridesmaids Maxine Bateman Barbara Arensmeyer Diane McClue and Donald Perry as best man Ushers included Ervin Feichtner Howard Cunningham Alvin Bateman and James Huffman The organist and vocalist performed Oh Promise Me The Lord's Prayer and Because A reception followed hosted by the Dorcas Circle Trinity Ladies Aid Notes reference page 8
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Larry Banks
Janet Marian Huffman
J. Burr Huffman
Choteau
Ramon Neal Bateman
Alvin H. Bate Fairfield
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
A. Bernard Gravdal
Stephanotis
Shelby Starsholt
St. Paul, Minn
Maxine Bateman
Barbara Arensmeyer
Maid of Honor
Diane McClue
Danny
Donald Perry
Fairfield
Gravdal
Carl Wedum
A. B. Gravdal
Huffman
John Woodward
Elmer Erickson
A. O. Reiquam
Scouts to Attend National Jamboree at Valley Forge
Five Chateau Boy Scouts led by Arnold Hanusa will travel next week to the Boy Scout National Jamboree at Valley Forge New York. The encampment will host 53 000 boys from the United States and several foreign countries.
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Chateau
Arnold Hanusa
Valley Forge
N. Y
United States
Chateau Troop
Danny Hansen
Max Hansen
Fred Jackson
J. L Sulgrove
Robert McAuley
A. A McAuley
Jimmy Murphy
Leo H. Murphy
Gordon Larson
Amund Larson Hanusa
North Montana Council
Boy Scouts
Western Star
Great Falls
St. Paul
Minn
Montana
Chicago
Soldier's Field
Grants Park
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Ford
Dearborne
Niagara Falls
New York City
United Nations
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Rain and crop prospects rise in Montana June report
Montana farmers enjoy unusually high rainfall in June with Choteau recording 4.06 inches for the month and statewide moisture improving soil that supports good crop growth. Wheat and haying advance, cattle gains improve, while some areas still face localized moisture shortages and delayed farming.
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Choteau
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
Triangle
Legion Squad To Play Two Baseball Games
The Choteau Legion Junior nine will host Sunburst this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at the legion field north of the rodeo grounds. Fred Jackson will start on the mound with Tony Jaconetty catching, and infielders include Jay Dunckel at second Roger Gefeller at short and Gene Depner at third. Outfielders are Mike Snyder Ken Rustad and Jim Talifson. A makeup game with Fairfield is planned for Friday at 6:30 p.m. at Chateau Park if weather cooperates.
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Choteau Legion
Sunburst
Stan Rathman
Choteau
Sunburst Legionnaires
Choteau Legion Field
Rodeo Grounds
Fred Jackson
Tony Jaconetty
Jay Dunckel
Roger Gefeller
Gene Depner
Mike Snyder
Ken Rustad
Jim Talifson
Conrad
Fairfield
Chateau Park
Choteau Acantha Requires Early Submission Next Week
In observance of the Fourth of July, Choteau correspondence should submit items one day earlier than usual. Classified and other ads should be prepared a day earlier as well. The newspaper will publish on Wednesday of next week.
Class of 1937 Reunion At Choteau July 6 8
Choteau high school class of 1937 will hold a reunion in Choteau with Mary Elen Burns as chair. The group meets at 6 30 p m at the Antler for cocktails then moves to Cornell Cafe for a banquet at 7 30 p m. Several out of state members plan to attend and all classmates are urged to join on Saturday night July 8.
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Choteau High School
Choteau
Mary Elen Burns
Antler
Cornell Cafe
Mrs. Burns
Final date set for Teton farmers to request 1958 allotments
Teton county wheat producers moved to approve 1958 marketing quotas alongside national results. Chairman Lyall Schaefer reported 970 eligible producers in the June 20 referendum, with 831 in favor, 76 opposed and five ineligible. July 1 is the deadline to file new wheat farm allotment applications, with penalties on overages and eligibility rules explained.
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Teton County
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Schaefer
ASC
Blood Drawing Falls Short 24 Pints at Red Cross Drive
Mrs Jess Gleason chair of the American Legion Auxiliary Blood program reports only 24 pints drawn at Tuesday’s Red Cross drive for Chateau and vicinits, far below the 70 pint quota. She thanks donors and volunteers including Mrs Robert Mc Donald and Mrs Alice Erwin. warns continued low turnout could end the local Red Cross blood drawings.
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Jess Gleason
American Legion Auxiliary
Red Cross
M. FE. I
Gleason
Robert McDonald
Alice Erwin
Wm. Forrest
Ray Bandow
al Finley
Buck Rose wed in double ring ceremony at Simms
Carol R Buck and Donald W Rose exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony at Simms Community Church on June 16. The bride wore an imported silk and Florentine lace gown with pearls. attendants wore pink nylon chiffon dresses. The couple planned a wedding trip to Canada, Washington, Idaho and Montana. Buck is a Simms High School graduate and taught in Augusta. Rose is a Chateau graduate.
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Simms
Carol R. Buck
L. C. Buck
Donald W. Rose
J. M. Rose
Chateau
Ellis Lowell
Jim Rose
John Rose
Floyd DeRusha
Charlotte Fraser
Melva Husby
Simms High School
Rose
College of Great Falls
Augusta
Lions Club Considers YMCA Affiliation For Chateau Pool
Lions Club meeting discusses affiliating the Chateau pool with the YMCA program to offer swimming classes, pins, and ranks. Plans include Hevera association guidance, lifeguard instruction, and summer operations starting July 12 with no chlorine changes.
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Stan Tathman
Lions Club
Chateau
YMCA
Rathman
Hevera Association
Tow Heena Ymca
Helena
Robert Gormles
Jack Carpenter
Safeway Istore
Albert Finley
Jim Henderson J Cenney
Colfax
Wash
Gibson Monkman
Henderson
Chicago
Price of Haircuts Rises to $1.50 in Choteau Shops
Three Choteau barber shops announce July 1 price hikes to 1.50 for haircuts aligning with state rates. The recall of six bits and old prices contrasts with modern costs across the country.
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Choteau
Jackson's
Chateau
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Robert Chupardia
Joyce Kessinger
Maureen Hatcher