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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
8
Great Falls residents Mr. and Mrs. Emile Fisher hosted a gathering with Charles Ield and Clair Lederer attended by guests from Fairfield and Hansons families. Visitors included Jerry Stokes from Helena and Dick Brownell from Havre plus trips to Great Falls for business and a hunting outing by Campbell clan.
A long list of local visits and social events spans Conrad, Choteau, Dupuyer, and surrounding areas. Residents like Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ritenour and the Lettengas hosted guests from Great Falls and Spokane. Hunters and shoppers visited friends, and clubs note Cub Scout Den 7 and Pack 91 activities with Halloween treats.
Dick Whipple from Seattle visits two weeks to see his brother and hunting plans. Chateau hosts Don Arensmeyer and family from Conrad. Moultons from Gordon and Stuart return from Spokane funeral travel via Missoula where Donald attends the university. Marquardt couple from Bottineau visit H. J. Moon, sister of Mrs. Moon. Augusta callers include Mrs. Mihalovich and Mrs. Wilson at Ray Mills home. Earl Kelly and sons from Great Falls stay with Walt Magee's family. Darrell Lawrance and Douglas of Cut Bank visit their son-in-law Bob Dunckel and Sharmie. Gunner Carlson of Yakima leaves after a week with sister Liga Curtis amid a coffee party in Curtis home.
Tuesday afternoon visitors included Mrs Reidar Neckstad and Gloria. Earlier, Mr and Mrs Bill Moser were Sunday guests of Clifford Wier in Great Falls.
In Culbertson Montana during Town and Country Day an annual October event invites entrants to train pet frogs for a jumping competition sponsored by the Lions Club. Participants are urged to begin catching frogs now to prepare for the contest.
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