Logger Plans To Move Here This Month In Montana
Hume announces move of logging operations to Choteau Montana with a small mill to be built south of the Old Reformed Church. Land leased from Great Northern Railroad covers 3400 by 260 feet. Plant to run year round with about one month shutdown. payroll about 24 workers. Logs to be hauled from mountains west of Choteau.
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Hume
Fortune
Choteau
Old Reformed Church
Great Northern Railroad
Chateau
Mike Pulver
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Eliza Baker at Chateau
Mrs. Eliza beth Baker 73 died Thursday at home near Farmington. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Chateau Methodist Church with Rev. Martin Romayne officiating. Survived by eight sons Charles Abe William Elmer John Leslie Harold all of Choteau and Edward Malo Washington, four daughters Elmer Knaff Witherell Great Falls, two brothers Abe and Bill Breere Choteau, two sisters Lee Brown Choteau and Cyrus Largent Great Falls, 22 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Elizabeth Baker
Chateau Methodist Church
Martin Romayne
Charles
Abe
William
Elmer
John
Leslie
Harold
Choteau
Edward
Jaycees Sponsor District 3 High School Rodeo
Choteau Jaycees announced they will sponsor the District 3 High School Rodeo for the second year. The rodeo is set for June 8 and 9 at the Choteau rodeo grounds. Boys events include saddle bronc bareback bull riding roping and cow cutting. Girls events cover the queen contest break away roping pole bending barrel racing and cow cutting.
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Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Rodeo Grounds
Magdall Receives Science Scholarship for MSU Study
Pat Magdall, Chateau High School science and math teacher, wins a three part National Science Foundation scholarship to study for a master's at Montana State University. Don Gallagher of Dutton also receives the sequential scholarship.
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Pat Magdall
Chateau High
National Science
Magdall
Montana State University
Northern Montana College of Education
Don Gallagher
Dutton
New Chateau City Council Sworn In As New Members Take Seats
Two new council members Bill McCauley and Jack Rogers were sworn in Monday night. Mayor D P Fabrick and incumbents Leonard Sheble and Fred Barribal began new terms as Carl Field and George Henderson exit.
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Chateau City
Bill McCauley
Jack Rogers
D.P. Fabrick
Leonard Sheble
Fred Barribal
Carl Field
George Henderson
Choteau Chamber Plans Hospitality School and talks on town issues
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce advances a Hospitality Conference to train residents and business people in selling local attractions to tourists. The group also supports sending AAU athletes to Hamilton, endorses Alcan highway completion, and announces city appointments and enforcement actions regarding livestock, junk on property, a new police car bid, tree spraying, and speed buffer zones.
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Choteau
Ber
Reisch
Montana
al Hensley
Harold* Bouma
Fabrick
Leo Murphy
James Sulgrove
Maurice Black
Gus’ Thompson
Bill Allum
Chateau
Wilford Shelmerdine
Eldone Scott
Duard Pollock
Ellen Davis
Allum
Bob Zion
Main
Black
Montana Highway Commission
Lions Club Charter Night to Honor District Governor Nutter
District Governor Karl Nutter of Sweetgrass will be guest speaker at Chateau Lions Charter Night banquet Tuesday May 14 at 7 p.m. in Lions hall. Nutter a Montana rancher born in Ohio has long served Lions Club and local civic groups.
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Karl Nutter
Sweetgrass
Lions Hall
Nutter
Ohio
Montana
Helena
Sunburst’ Methodist Community Church
Coutts-Sweetgrass Lions Club
Leslie
Judge) Burns
Leo Murphy
Bill Olsen
Chateau Lions’ Club
Burns
Rex Peterson
Grant Curtis
Marme Averill
G. Monkman
Oakman
We. W. Scott
Robert” Woodahl
Tom
McCée
Stan Rathman
Bill Vam
J. R. Crabtree
Large Track Turnout Expected For Annual Choteau Play Day
About 175 junior high boys are expected to compete at the Choteau Play Day with 12 visiting teams. Prelims start at 10 am and finals at 1 pm. Choteau and Fairfield area results highlight a four town meet, with multiple winners across Class A B and C events for both boys and girls teams.
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Choteau
Chateau
Fairfield
Conrad
Dutton
Gerry Yeager
Ed Bouma
Cliff Sabo
Jim Waltermire
Larry Clifford
Mike Dello
Diener
Nett
Dellno
Waltermire
Mike McMullen
Don Gordon
Ron Hansen
Doug Sabo
Dennis van Auken
Jerry Luinstra
Steve LaRanice
Scott Russell
Ini
Shirley” Gronberg
Wendy Burne
Ronnie Hughes
Dee Arin
Susan Jackson
Glenna Elliott
Marcia Stott
Sharman Field
Trudy Stott
Betty Connole
Reek
Anid Laswore
Jessop
Oral Polio Vaccine Makeup Clinic Set
A makeup clinic for Sabin oral polio vaccine will be held tomorrow in the Teton county courthouse basement from 1 to 5 p.m. County nurse Mrs. Lawrence Swenson announced the event and urged unvaccinated adults and children to receive the second dose.
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Sabin
Teton County
Lawrence Swenson
Swenson
Chateau
Teton County Sportsmen Sponsor Eureka Lake Work Days
The Sportsmen's Association will sponsor two weekend work days at Eureka Lake to improve grounds for the summer. Secretary Jim Spinder said plans include building two tables, upgrading the water ski dock, erecting a new toilet, and leveling picnic areas. About 10 members attended a prior session in Teton Canyon and more volunteers are urged to join starting at 10 am with two kegs donated by Pioneer Bar.
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Teton County
Eureka Lake
Jim Spinder
Eureka Grounds
Eureka’ Grounds
Pioneer
Spinder
Teton Canyon
Forest Service
Augusta Resident Mrs. W. Coon Dies
Mrs. William C. Coon of Augusta died in Teton Memorial Hospital Monday. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Banks Funeral Home. She was born in Waxahachie Texas and survived by her husband, a daughter Mrs. John Reichert of Denver, and a sister Mrs. Bessie Montgomery of Glendale California.
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William C. Coon
Augusta
Teton Memorial Hospital
Banks Funeral
Coon
Waxahatchie
Tex
John. Reichert
Denver
Bessie Montgomery
Glendale
Calif
Hinman Installed as Cho teau Jaycees President
Ron Hinman was installed as 1963 1964 president of the Cho teau Jaycees during a Spring Mixer at the Choteau Country Club. About 60 attended the installation dinner and dance with nominees including Dr. Ed Cherry first vice president LaVerne Murr second vice president Charles Crane secretary Jim Richards treasurer and Buddy White director. Don Arensmeyer served as outgoing president.
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Ron Hinman
Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Country Club
Ed Cherry
LaVerne Murr
Charles Crane
Jim Richards
Buddy White
Don Arensmeyer
Zier Wins Second in Junior Youth Bowling Tourney
Zier took second place in the junior division of the Youth Bowling tournament in Great Falls last Saturday. With a three pin handicap he rolled an actual 507 series. Deen Baker, an MSU student, visited his parents over the weekend.
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Zier
Alex
Chateau
Great Falls
Deen
Baker
MSU
Chet
Bakers
Fort Benton Longhorns win Choteau Acantha Invitational track meet
Fort Benton wins the Choteau Acantha Invitational with 46 percent of points beating Conrad Shelby Choteau Fairfield and others in a nine team field. Gary Rowe set a pole vault record 11 10 while Jim Blossom of Fairfield broke the javelin mark and Brady of Shelby posted a 4 52 mile.
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Fort Benton
Choteau Bulldogs
Conrad
Shelby
Simms
Choteau
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Browning
Walier
Longhorn
Gary Rowe
B. Aubrey
Jim Blossom
Mirl Gratton
Brady
Glynn DeVries
Tom Welker
Roger Pugh
Ken
Walt
Chateau
Dave Stott
Gary~ Dunckel
Lions
Stott
Hurley
Jenkins
Briedenbach
Dunckel
K. Brady
B. Brady
Peterman
Yeager
Baker Hartz
Kuka
G. Rowe
O'Hara
Rudin
Olson
Pearsox
Music Festival At Montana State University Campus
Chateau High School students travel to the State Music Festival on the Montana State University campus Friday. Participants include the Men's Ensemble led by Warneke and Clough with Trumpet Trio members and vocal duets. Accompanist Jan Ocerter and instructor Frank Diener support solo and ensemble performances for superior ratings.
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Chateau
Montana State University
Conrad
de Dave
Warneke
Bob Clough
Jere Huffinen
Artie Anderson
Dan Hansén
Ron’ Swortzel
Greg Diener
Dean
Moulton
Jim
Miss Chalmers
Anderson
Frank Diener
CHS
Signup Day Set For Small- allotment Wheat Farmers
Next Tuesday is the final signup day for small allotment farm operators who wish to vote in the May 21 referendum on marketing quotas for the 1964 wheat crop. At the ASCS county office, operators with less than 15 acres must sign up to become eligible to vote on quota adoption and to qualify for price supports and payments for diverting wheat to conserving uses.
Montana Agents Luncheon Session in Great Falls notes
F Olsen secretary treasurer of the Montana Association of Insurance Agents heads a luncheon session with the Great Falls Board of Directors. State Auditor Insurance Commissioner Omholt and Dutton Ombolt are listed among attendees.
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William
Olsen
Chateau
Montana Association
Insurance
Ida
Falls
Ak Ves
Séany
Omholt
Oho
Mer
Dutton
Magi -Ombolt
Admin
Elementary Roundup Set At Choteau School Cafeteria
Choteau Elementary School principal Robery Gormley announced the annual Elementary Preschool Roundup will be held Thursday May 16 between 4 and 5 p m in the school cafeteria. Parents registering first time students must provide birth date proof and a physical examination with a cumulative health folder form.
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Choteau
Gormley
Banquet at St William School Opens Event
Leo Pierre of Chateau attended a banquet at St William School where Stephen Johnson, state employment representative, Helena was principal speaker. George Paul of Fort Benton was elected district commander with Mrs Pierre also in attendance.
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Leo Pierre
Chateau
Spamins Shelby
Wheat referendum limits to 1964 Montana crop only
Mrs. J Viola Herak chair of the Montana ASC says the May 21 referendum applies solely to the 1964 wheat crop due to new program rules. She notes possible confusion about 1965 coverage and mentions a potential second referendum before June 15, 1964 if wheat supplies stay excessive.
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J. Viola Herak
Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Dentist Dr Andrew Jordan to study in New York
Dr Andrew Jordan will leave Saturday for New York City to pursue postgraduate work and remain there until August 10. Mrs Jordan and the family will join him at the end of the month when school closes.
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Andrew Jordan
Chateau
New York ‘City
Court of Awards Slated for Scouts
A court of awards for Choteau Brownies and Girl Scouts will be held May 13 at 7 p.m. in the Choteau Pavilion. Mrs. Pete Huidekoper says a program on day camp and established camp at Scotitana will be discussed. Parents are invited and asked to bring chairs. Scouts will be awarded badges earned during the past year.
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Chateau
Legion
Augusta
Choteau Pavilion
Pete Huidekoper
Scotitana
Businessmen urged to boost local trade and promotion
The speaker argues residents and merchants must collaborate to attract stay-at-home and tourist customers. Promoting local goods, competitive pricing, and strong merchandising is essential for Chateau Cho tea area’s outlook and regional competitiveness with Great Falls merchants. Civic leaders and the Chamber of Commerce are called to lead by example.
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Great’ Falls
Chamber of
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Jaycees
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City Chamber
Bers
Bob’s Ford Sales
Ford
Anderson Chevrolet
Tore Reuterwall
Reuterwall
Lions Club Charter
Sr Pam Gar
W. Coon
Pier Ae
Little
Gary Moon
Moon
Welker
Rubin
Fort’ Benton
Rubins
Gollehon Choteau
McGriff
Sten‘von
Moore
Kellehers
MecCann
Weseyncevereses
Sun
Sridamat
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