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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
7
Mrs Stan Haglund reports on the WSCS gathering held at Mrs Howard Harman’s home last Wednesday March 11. The group will meet again March 25 at Mrs Bill Black’s home to continue discussions with a Centennial theme.
Mr and Mrs Nels Hemstad and Mr and Mrs O T Wiprud left for a Nevada vacation. Jack Jessop of Cut Bank visited Maurice Smith. Kenneth Mock came from Pennsylvania to visit his mother Mrs Elda Mock. Matt Decker was a patient in Columbus hospital Great Falls. Ted and Mrs Goodmundson returned from California. Bill Reeve family of Three Forks visited Bill Black and Vera Reeve at Sun River Canyon. Milton Maphies at Barber College Tacoma Visitors. Sherman Maphies visited Helena briefly. Kenneth Chevalier family moved into their new Main Street home.
The Dutton Junior Class presented Hillbilly Weddin a three act comedy directed by Howard Horton in the high school auditorium. Cast included Ken Olson Joan Wiprud Diana McRae Sheena Wilson Judy Fleshman Sue Judge Mike Laisner Allin Cheetham Vernon Klette Ron Scott Gail Aaberg Vivian Baquet Don Judge Bob Johnson Al Van Heel Ray Poser.
Social events fill a busy week in Chateau and Dutton as families host card parties and visits while the estate of the late Red Yule is auctioned. Neighbors share meals, rail Centennial Train tours, and attend a horse show while relatives join in gatherings at multiple homes.
Legal notice from the District Court of Teton County Montana regarding the estate of A M Yule also known as Marston Yule also known as Red Yule. The court order dated March 8 1964 governs proceedings in the matter of the estate and related actions.
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