Ray McClue Returns to Cheteau Gunday After Seattle Visit
Ray McClue returns to Cheteau Gunday following a visit to his daughter and her family in Seattle.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1958
Page
4
Ray McClue returns to Cheteau Gunday following a visit to his daughter and her family in Seattle.
The Chateau city council discussed improvements for the new pavilion section including tile floors and a new restroom unit, plus PA system partition. They granted a steel mailbox installation at the post office and issued a mortuary building permit for G L Banks. A stretcher request was tabled, sewer manhole work was referred to the city engineer, and rodeo grounds lease talks with the American Legion were postponed. Zoning ordinances were reviewed and sent to the building zone committee. A vault project at city hall was considered but not acted on.
Several defendants appeared in Justice William Irwins court in recent weeks facing fines for speeding and license violations. Browning residents Late Morning Gun and Ted M Anderson were fined 25 dollars each for basic rule violations resulting in an accident. Donald A. Kelly of Chateau received two days in jail and a 150 dollar fine for driving with a revoked license. Robert L. Jackson of Great Falls forfeited 15 dollars for exceeding the night speed limit by 70 mph. Others including George F. Ellingson Conrad and Donald L. Martinson Conrad forfeited similar amounts for night speed. Ray E. Fuller Edmonton Alberta John D. Linton Jr Great Falls Pete Schul tz Conrad Charles J. Berry Conrad Howard P. King Whitlash Mont and Ollie T. Bakken Brady forfeited 10 dollars for driving 65 mph at night. Marjorie Mathison Dutton was
George Tatsey of Dupuyer was fined 150 for driving while license suspended under the safety responsibility division. Paul Briggs of Pendrey forfeited 10 for no tabs on license. A further 10 dollar fine was issued for driving 65 mph at night.
Men interested in non denominational community chorus urged to attend organizational meeting at 5 o clock in Trinity Lutheran church basement Sunday Mar 1. Faculty organizers seek volunteers to form a group and rehearse together. Local arts group promotes inclusive singing and community engagement.
The McCauley family expresses sincere thanks for food flowers memorial gifts and help during their recent bereavement. They acknowledge the Rebekahs Rev Moore pallbearers Larry Banks and everyone who assisted. Alfred T. McCauley William L. McCauley family William Huber Harold Paul families.
Fern Lucier’s family expresses sincere thanks to the Catholic Ladies for dinner and to all who sent flowers cards and Mass offerings during her illness and death. Special thanks are given to Father Gannon pallbearers doctors and those who brought food. Joe Lucier Earl Drost.
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