For Sale Classified Highlights in Choteau Montana
Multiple sale and rental notices appear for Choteau Montana including books, a dress form, a four year old Hoover vacuum, a Kenmore washer and dryer, a quarter horse mare, and office supplies. Also numerous rental listings for apartments houses and storage space with contact details and prices. A local hardware and supply shop advertises floor sanding equipment and a free tube testing service.
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Bert Corey
Collins
Henry Smith
Chateau
Hoover
Acantha
Breen Oil Co
Montana
McDonald
Alex Zier
Dorothy Barrett
Walter
the Lincoln
Choteau
Tfe
Bouma Post Yards
Coast To Coast
Bob Zion
Conrad
Bath
Charles Koch
Dutton Montana to Sell Bonds for Water Supply Project
The Town of Dutton will sell to the highest bidder on November 12 1963 four five thousand dollar water bond issues to finance a more adequate water system. Amortization or serial bonds may be issued with terms up to 20 years and interest not over six percent. Bids must include a 1000 dollar Montana certified check and may be rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Montana
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Martin N. Olson
Myrtle Decker
History of Teton County Cattle
A compact history traces cattle from early binds to open range Montana through Texas Longhorn drives, rail shipping, and barbed wire. It notes key figures Conrad Kohrs Nelson Story and Granville Stuart, major open range boom, the 1886 87 winter losses, and the shift to fenced agriculture with Hereford Shorthorn and dairy cattle. Theodore Roosevelt praised cowboys, and Montana stockgrowers formed in 1884.
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Armany
Montoe
Fort Ullon
Ater
Jean Pierre DeSmet
St. Mary’s Mission
Bitterroot
Richard Grant
John
James
Oregon Trail
Beaverhead
Ruby
Poindexter
Orr
California
Beaverhead Valley
Conrad Kohrs
Deer Lodge
Montana
Northwest
Sun River Valley
Sun River
John Bielenberg
Texas
Nelson Story
Gallatin Valley
Prairies
Chisholm Trail
Granville Stuart
Charlie Russell
CK Brand
Sands and Taylor
W. B. Handley
Charles Anceney
Jersey
Guernsey
Ayshire
Theodore Roosevelt
Dakotas
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Col .W. B. ‘Hundley
Russell Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Bowling Standings And Scores In City Leagues
D Nordhagen bowled an all spare game of 187 and won 2.50 from A and K Lanes. J Arensmeyer 562, A Sunder 562, B Wilson 559 lead 500 Series Club. High team series Bouma Post Yard 2015 and high team game Bob's Ford Sales 702. Notables include R Kelly 583 series and 245 game.
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D. Nordhagen
A & K Lanes
J. Arensmeyer
A. Sunder
B. Wilson
H. van Setten
G. Henderson
A. Anderson
F. Buck
D. Young
K. George
P. Huidekoper
Bob’s Ford Sales
Bouma Post Yard
Safeway Store
B. Vance
B. Corey
L Club Tavern
Stinchfields
A & P Motor
Taylor Motor
Teton Abstract
Triangle Distributor
Dutton Machinery
the Villager
Olsen Agency
Anderson Chevrolet
Club Tavern
R. Kelly
L. DeBruycker
T. McCartney
B. Luck
M. Aune
J. Slanger
C. Swanson
A. Hanson
H. Truchot
G. Curtis
Cam Teton Furniture
Texaco, Inc
Rosererne Dd
Choteau Merchants
Ereerereee
Great Falls
Lee’s
American Legion
Tesch Sales
Wowace
Sheriff Raiders
Weeseeneeersesen
Team
Farmer
Moose Lodge
Minnesota
Dutton Coop
Anderson Grain
A & E Lanes Ee Caenceencerweseses
Hanusa Agency
Pet Eenseereeseee Chateau Lockers
Een
Gallatin Valley
Standish
I. Thompson
Coca Cola
Tesch
Stinchfield
Cheethams
Choteau Floral
Cewesenccenemacs
Gallatin Valley Eee Eenerencesens
Stinchfields Oe Ce
Ccc Seccesenens
Cheethams Ee
K. Sunder
Corey
Legion Auxiliary Sees Programs and Poppy Poster Rules
The American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 6 held its November meeting with Mrs. Leslie Burns presiding. Reports from district convention were given, and plans announced for Veterans Day events, a clothing drive to Yellowstone Boys Ranch, and Girl Scout recruitment. National convention resolutions on Poppy Posters and school programs, plus donations to veterans and child welfare, were discussed. The Pan American program and Golden Mike winners were noted, and a Hawkins district drive publicized. The hymn Peace and the National Anthem were sung, then a cleanup march and a humorous reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 6
Leslie Burns
Paul Kropp
George Higgins
Jack Armstrong
Burns
American Legion Post
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Ed Schiller
Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Convention
Hawkins
Bonnie Killam
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Richard Headington
Tfc
Westinghouse
Teton Furniture
Bill Bilbro
Phone
Walter Henneford
Universal
Fairfield
Brainard S. Chalfon
New Moon
Connie Hirsch
Thomas Boucher
Walier
Chateau Electric
Mike Campbell
Louie Depner
Landliner
Hitch
Irene Jenson
Century
Abbott Implement Co
T. A. Giles
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Teton Plumbing& Heating
Taylor Motor Co
Robert M. Anderson
Chateau City Council
Ilegal
Augusta, Mont
Teton County
America
Columbus
Andalusia
Prince Maximilian of
Stout
Raymer
Wilderness
James M. Hamilton
Robert Fletcher
Her Majesty
Charles Towne
Gordon Monkman
Morris Franklin
Lawrence Perry
A. Zier
J. Phillips
A. Truchot
Legion Auxiliary
Moore Business
Dixon Taperaser
Sanford
Acco
Texaco