Heart Association notes conference in Salt Lake City on research needs
The Heart Association, a voluntary health group, funds research and education from public gifts. Mrs. Boussard attended a Rocky Mountain regional conference in Salt Lake City where research problems and a potential new center in the Rocky Mountain region were discussed. Montana reports heart disease as the leading killer. Educational films and pamphlets are available in Teton County via the county chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Heart Association
Boussard
Rocky Mountain
Salt Lake City
Montana
Teton County
Ashton Jones To Address G O P Groups
Ashton Jones of Broadus a GOP candidate for Eastern Congressional District will speak at a Saturday May 17 rally in Chateau a joint Teton County Republican Club and County Central Committee meeting. A 7 p m potluck dinner at Legion hall precedes a brief meeting and Jones address with invited GOP officials.
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Ashton Jones
Broadus
Chateau
Teton County
Republican Club
County Central Committee
Legion Hall
Jones
R. F. Juedeman
GOP
State Central Committee
Edna Hinman
Supreme Court
Leroy Anderson
Great Falls
Powder River
Montana Republican State Central Committee
Montana
State Liquor Control Board
Adjl
Ted Saylor
Iona Zgolia
National Guard Armory Open House Saturday
Chateau unit Company F 163rd ACR invites the public to an open house at the armory on Armed Forces Day Saturday May 17 starting at 1 p.m. Lt. Donald Hoveland will give an opening talk along with Captain Harold Fryslie. Soldier of the month is Pvt John Stephenson of Great Falls with soldiers of the week May 7 Pfc Ralph Chevalier Dutton and Spc Roy Gebhart Bynum. The unit seeks new enlistments. contact M/Sgt Jack Taylor.
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Chateau
F 163Rd Acr
Armed Forces
Donald Hoveland
Harold Fryslie
John Stephenson
Great Falls
Ralph Chevalier
Dutton
Spc
Roy Gebhart
Bynum
Jack Taylor
Griffiths mourn father in Helena funeral services
Lyle E. Griffith a Safeway meat cutter traveled to Helena last Friday to attend funeral services for his father Everett S. Griffith who died suddenly of a heart attack at 51 Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 pm at the Presbyterian Church.
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Lyle E. Griffith
Safeway
Helena
Everett S. Griffith
Presbyterian Church
Heart Attack Takes Life of E. H. Barrett
Graveside services were held for Edgar H. Barrett 60 at a local cemetery after his death last Thursday at a nearby hospital. Barrett had been in frail health since a heart attack three years earlier. The service was led by Elder Bryan H. Corbett of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Barrett was born March 10, 1898 in Weeping Water Nebraska, married Dorothy Pye in 1923, and is survived by his wife and three sons, David W. of Miles City Edgar M and Paul M of Walter, six grandchildren, and brothers Jay and Haney Barrett in California. The obituary notes the family’s prior moves to Teton County and schooling there.
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Edgar H. Barrett
Barrett
Bryan H. Corbett
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Dorothy Pye
Salt Lake City
Mrs G E Monkman to Attend Helena Adult Education Course
Leif Erickson announced Gor don Monkman of Chateau has been chosen to attend an adult educational meeting in Helena. Malcom Knowles and the national and state committees sponsor the course May 17 and 18 with delegates from numerous Montana counties registered. Mrs Monkman leaves for Helena today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leif Erickson
Democratic State Central Committee
Gordon Monkman
Chateau
Helena
Malcom S. Knowles
Adult Education Association of the
U.S.A
Frances Logan
Charlo
Montana
Gallatin
Teton
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Lewis & Clark
Ravalli
Valley
Dawson
Missoula
Fergus
Yellowstone
Petroleum
Daniels
Lake, Toole
Pondora
Cascade
Monkman
Registration to Close for Chateau Revenue Bond Election
The voting public is reminded that Monday May 19 at 12:00 noon is the last chance to register for the Revenue Bond election for the city of Chateau. The election on Tuesday June 3 will vote on issuing revenue bonds to reconstruct and improve Choteau's water system.
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Chateau
Choteau
W E Howard Buys Wedum Store and Plans Move
W E Eddie Howard bought all Wedum's merchandise in Chateau and will take possession Monday June 2 to operate a general department store in the former Wedum building. His Town or Country Clothing stock is being liquidated and the old quarters are for rent, as Howard shifts operations downtown.
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W. E
Eddie) Howard
Wedum
Howard
Chateau
Eddie
Town of Country
Carl Wedum
Glasgow
J. W. Wedum
Hirshberg
Wedums
Flathead Lake
Tetondera Scouts Camp-O-Ree Honors Choteau Troop
Eighty two Boy Scouts from the Tetondera District attended the spring Camp-O-Ree over May 10 weekend at Elko Park North Fork Teton. Choteau contributed 34 scouts and claimed the blue ribbon for overall scouting. Scoutmaster Leo Pierre led activities with assistants while Del Long of Conrad attended as field executive.
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Tetondera
Conrad, Brady
Sunny Slope
Bynum
Choteau
Leo Pierre
Dave Shannon
J. R. Crabtree
del Long
Conrad
Steel Bridge
Elko Park
North Fork
The
Teton
Dr. Crabtree
Dave Terry
John Waldron
Art Anderson
Babe Russell
Leo Murphy
Jim Dellwo
Joe Anderson
Jack Wright
Dick Young
Hodgskiss Named to Montana Stockgrowers Committee
G V Hodgskiss of Choteau has been named to the resolutions committee for the 74th annual Montana Stockgrowers Association convention in Great Falls May 22 24. He is among cattlemen from every county who will set Montana cowmen’s views on state and national livestock issues at the three day event expected to draw 700 plus stockgrowers for meetings panels Cow Belle activities and social functions.
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G. V. Hodgskiss of
Choteau
Montana Stockgrowers' Association
Great Falls
Teton County
Montana
CHS Music Students Win High Awards at Missoula Festival
Seventeen Choteau High School musicians attended the State Music Festival in Missoula May 8 to 10. They earned four superior and three excellent ratings in solo and ensemble events plus district festival honors in Conrad. Marlene Vance received a full summer music camp scholarship at the University. Kathy Johnson and Marvin Larson earned partial scholarships.
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Choteau High School
Missoula
Choteau
Betty Sheble
Suzanne Perkins
Sharon McCollum
Carol Enderson
Karen Huidekoper
Judy Bivens
Kathy Johnson
Roberta Edwards
Clarice Wright
Marlene Vance
Marie Vance
Marvin Larson
G.xene Vance
Arlene Vance
Jacquie Paulus
Joanne Moore
Lanore Larson
Marcia Isaacson
Lynn Stanard
Conrad
Chateau
Judy Davison
Andy Anderson
Boat and Anglers Group Elect Officers For Coming Year
The Teton Boat and Anglers' club met May 9 at the Legion hall Cheteau. Elected were Jim Ferris president Bud Fee vice president Lawrence Swenson secretary treasurer and Dave Shannon director from Dutton for one year. Plans were made to improve Eureka Lake facilities and to lease river land with Burton Ditch directors. a fence and cleanup crew will be provided by the club. Members to meet May 18 at 10 am at Eureka lake to install fence docks and tidy the area. lunch is supplied. A bridal shower for Miss Shirley Lusty is set for May 21 at 2 pm at Pendroy Farmers Union hall.
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Teton
Eureka Lake
Choteau Lions Club Holds Charter Night Banquet
The Choteau Lions Club held its charter night Saturday at the Lions Hall with banquet and dancing. Decorations featured purple and gold, with tawny lion cut-outs by Dale Depner. Officers were nominated by Jerry Breen. Ed Obernolte, president, and others listed. Kenneth Murray of Great Falls spoke on Lions as makers of men, noting 574,000 Lions in 13,600 clubs.
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Choteau Lions
Lions Hall
Dale Depner
Bill Vance
Leslie Burns
Jerry Breen
Ed Obernolte
George Henderson
Ray Kelly
Gibson Monkman
Walter Scott
Cedric Schroeder
Lion Tamer
Tom Hammond
Bob Nauck
Bob Gormley
A. Bernard Grandal
Will
John
Richard Johnson
Dutton
Johnson
Janet Wedum
Lion Kenneth Murray
Great Falls
Lion Murtag
Deverell
Malmstrom Air Base
al Jolson
Ted Lewis
Nat “King” Cole
Elvis Presley
Parakeens
Malmstrom
Lion Ken Bailey
United Nations
United States
Agricultural Service Reports on Montana Ranges and Livestock
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes April moisture improves most areas while late month moisture slows range growth. Cattle calves in good condition with 77 percent calving. yearlings and steer calves priced 24 to 35 cents. Sheep in above average health. lambing 68 percent complete. wool contracting near standstill.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Helena
Chateau
James Peterson Hurt In Auto Accident Near Hobbs
James Peterson 34 of Monument New Mexico suffered serious injuries after a 1958 34 ton pickup driven by Eric Odom collided with a car driven by Junior Aubrey Green on the Hobbs outskirts. All three were hospitalized with Green and Odom in good condition while Peterson had a forehead cut and chest pains. Al Peterson flew to his son’s bedside and stayed ten days before returning to Chateau as Peterson showed some improvement.
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James Peterson
Monument
N Mex
al Peterson
Chateau
Hobbs
Eric Odom
Junior Aubrey Green
Peterson
Odom
D P Fabrick to Receive Honorary Degree at State College
D P Fabrick mayor of Chateau Montana will be awarded an honorary doctor of laws at Montana State College commencement on June 9. He leads the Montana State Fabrick College Advisory Council and State Planning Board and serves on forestry water boards and reclamation groups.
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D P. Fabrick
Chateau
Montana
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Fabrick
Montana State Fabrick College Advisory Council
State Planning Board
Montana Forestry Board
State Water Conservation Board
National Reclamation Assn
Montana Reclamation Assn
Deventer Teachers College
Netherlands
Hague
Gallatin Valley
Choteau Area
Twelve Spring Wheat Varieties Get Price Support Discount
Lyall Schaefer, chair of the Teton County ASCS, says 12 spring wheat varieties will receive a 20c per bushel discount on the 1958 crop. Varieties listed include Hard Red Spring Gasser Henry Kinney Premier Progress Spinkcota Sturgeon Durum Golden Bell Peliss Pentad White Florence Sonora. Identification of the variety will be the farmer’s responsibility, with certification required.
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Lyall Schaefer
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Henry
Kinney
Premier
Progress
Florence
Sonora
Clean-Up Days Deadline Nears For City Help
Rubbish not yet removed should contact the city garbage department. Saturday May 17 is the final day city trucks will collect material to the city dump grounds. Trucks are free. residents should place garbage in the alley for pickup.
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City Garbage Department
Local Pool Staff Attend Aquatic Clinic in Butte
Lions Club Municipal Pool staff attended a YMCA aquatic teaching clinic in Butte on May 10. Staff members Jay Dunckel and Ronnie Stroh hold Red Cross and YMCA fire saving certs and water safety instructor roles. Stan Rathman is now a qualified Aquatic Leader Examiner.
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Lions Club Municipal
Butte
Jay Dunckel
Ronnie Stroh
Red Cross
YMCA
Stan Rathman
Y.M
Lions Club
Helena
Cut Bank
Democratic Meeting At Pendrey Monday
A Democratic Party meeting is planned at the Pendrey Community Hall Monday evening May 19 at 8 00 with the Young Democrats Club in charge. Candidates are welcome and the public is invited. A lunch will be served after the meeting.
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Democratic Party
Pendrey
Young Democrats Club
Choteau Woman's Club Meeting Scheduled for May 20
The Choteau Woman's Club will meet Tuesday May 20 at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs. Alice Robison's home. Mrs Martha Stenson, recently hospitalized in Great Falls, was brought to Choteau last Sunday and is now at the Rest Home.
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Choteau
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G. Monkman
Julie Jaumotte
al Jaumotte
Montana Heart Association
Dorothy Boussard
Teton County Fund
National Guard
E. H. Barrett
G. E. Monkman
W.E. Howard
George V. Hodgskiss
CHS
Boat and Anglers
Farmers Union Hall
Pendroy
Shirley Lusty
Choteau Lions Club
Agricultural Service
D. P. Fabrick
State College
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