Missoula Educator Carl Bell to Speak at TSAA Banquet
Carl Bell superintendent of Missoula schools will be guest speaker at the Treasure State Agriculture Association banquet at the Villager Chateau Saturday at 6 30 p m His topic is To Protect Preserve and Pass On This Heritage with Invited educators and school board members attending the organization’s annual meeting and TSAA business to follow.
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Carl Bell
Missoula
Treasure“State Agriculture Association
Bell
Chuck Barnett
Helena
Will Spreak
University of Idaho
Northern Montana College
Western Montana College
Montana State University
Northwestern University
University of Washington
University of Chicago
University of ‘Wyoming
Columbia University
Stanford University
Kent State’ ‘University
White House
Truman
Eisenhower
Pondera
Toole
Sglacier
Sheridan
Wy0
TSAA
Villager
Mrs Hektner Dies in Washington Rites Held in Falls
Funeral services for Mathilde Hektner of Dutton were held in Great Falls with burial in Highland Cemetery after she died last week at a daughter’s home in Kirkland Washington. Born January 8 1874 in Oslo Norway she emigrated in 1891 to Mooreton North Dakota later living in Moscow Idaho and settling in the Dutton area in 1912. Survivors include two sons H N Hektner Bellevue WA and C W Hektner Dutton two daughters Lillian Stanley Bellevue and Evelyn Hektner Kirkland two grandsons and nine great grandchildren. Her husband died in 1940.
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Mathilde‘Hektner
Dutton
Kirkland
Wash
Great Falls
Highland Cemetery
Oslo
Norway
Hektner
Mooreton
N. D
Moscow
Idaho
H. N. Hektner
Bellevue
C. W. Hektner
Lillian Stanley
Evelyn Hektner
Choteau Bulldogs Open 1964 85 Hoop Season at Home
The Choteau Bulldogs start the 1964-65 basketball season Friday November 27 at home against Fort Benton Longhorns. The 22 game schedule includes an invitational tournament December 18-19 and 11 more home games with key dates across January February including matchups with Walter Fairfield Shelby Sunburst Browning Cut Bank Conrad Big Sandy and on the road against Great Falls Central Chinook Fort Benton Walter.
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Chéteau
Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Fort Benton
Choteau
Walter
Fairfield
Shelby
Sunburst
Browning
Cut Bank
Conrad
Big Sandy
Great Falls Central
Chinook
Walier
Hutterite Woman Dies at Augusta
About 400 relatives of Mrs. John Hofer attended her Augusta funeral Thursday led by Rev. Jacob Hofer Bow City Alta Canada. Pallbearers were grandsons Elias Wipf Augusta and David Wipf White Sulphur Springs with four nephews John Hofer Choteau Joe Kleinsasser Martinsdale Jacob Hofer Brooks Alta and Michael Kleinsasser Swift Current Sask Canada. About 230 from Canada and 20 from Montana attended. Mrs Hofer had 10 children 50 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. Chateau Lodge No 44 plans a special program at its Nov 18 meeting and urges all Masons to attend.
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John Hofer
Augusta
Jacob Hofer
Bow City
Alta
Canada
Elias Wipf
David Wipf
White Sulphur Springs
Choteau
Joe Kleinsasser
Martinsdale
Brooks
Michael Kleinsasser
Swift Currant
Sask
Montana
Hofer
Chateau Lodge No. 44
Dr Agnes Houston Jones longtime Nebraska physician dies
Dr Agnes Josephine Houston Jones a longtime physician born in Illinois in 1876 died October 26 in Weeping Water Nebraska after a long illness. She practiced with her husband Lance Jones, taught school earlier, studied at Cotner College and Lincoln Medical College, worked at Nebraska State Orphans Home, practiced in Greenwood Denton and Raymond, and later led church and civic groups including the Lancaster County Federation of Women's Clubs. She lived with daughter Mrs Irene McManus in Choteau before her death.
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Agnes Houston. Jones
Choteau
Weeping Water
Neb
Irene McManus
Chotéau
Marguerite Smith
Ashland
Ore
Eleanors
Peterson
Lincoln
Waidred Offer
Pender
Ae Dorothy Sterns
Dolleptas
Lawrence H! Jones
Angrest
Tone
Agnes Josephine Houston
Illinois
Wallace
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Western
Lance ‘Jones
Cotner College
Lincoln Medical College
Nebraska State Orphans’ Home
Greenwood
Bole
Nebraska
Denton and
Raymond
Jones
McManus
Woman’ S Society of Christian Service
Trinity Chapel
Choteau Methodist Church
Lancaster County
Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Lancaster
County Medical, Society
Teton
County
Mountain States Telephone appoints Thompson sub foreman
Irving H. Thompson is named sub foreman for Mountain States Telephone Company, taking over the post previously held by Wymond Duncan who retired in March after 37 years. Duncan began in 1925, served in Great Falls, Chateau, Cascade, Belt, Dutton, Fort Benton and Choteau, later guiding maintenance and dial service before retirement.
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Irving
H. Thompson
Mountain
States Telephone, Company
Thompson
Wymond Ww. Duncan
Great Falls
Chateau
Duncan
Montana
Cascade
Highwood
Belt
Dutton
Geraldine
Fort Benton
Newir
Jocal
Dial
Choteau
Lions Club
Masons
Duncans
Irving H. “Thompson
Mountain States Telephone Company
Neil Sheppard to Speak at Chateau American Legion Dinner and Dance
Neil Sheppard of Chester will be guest speaker for the Chateau American Legion Veterans Day dinner and dance set for Saturday November 14 at 7 PM in the Legion hall. Crary urged Legion and Auxiliary members to attend noting the dinner dance is free for members and their partners.
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Neil Sheppard
Chester
Will
Abe
Legion Veterans’ Day
Legion-hall
Sheppard
Montana American ‘Legion
Liberty County Asc
Chester’ ‘School
Methodist Church Board
Doug ‘Crary
Crary
Legion
Chateau Legion Post
Credit Distribution Slated by SREC
Sun River Electric Cooperative plans to distribute 93137 in capital credits at its annual meeting in Great Falls. Registration opens at 10 am with a free attach will be served at 11 30 am. The business session starts at 1 pm with George Roski of the U S Forest Service as guest speaker.
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Sun River Electric. Cooperative
Great Falls
George Roski
U.S. Forest Service
Breakfast planned at Sartis Chateau this week
January plans for the second Ma Or's Prayers Breakfast are announced with details to follow next week. Weekend guests at the Robert Amick Jr. home include his parents Mr and Mrs Robert Amick Sr. in Billings.
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Robert Amick Jr
Ana
Robert Amick “,Sr
Billings
Deer Leads Hunters In Elusive Chase Across South Dakota Butte
A condensed retelling notes a trophy mule deer tracked by radio in a South Dakota draw. Hunters moved close on opening day as the buck dodged and reappeared near buttes and a highway, while biologists explained deer senses and legal ticks in a tangled pursuit.
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Russell Robbins
South Dakota Conservation Digest
Property Taxes Due in November
Teton county treasurer Mrs Lorraine Maynard announced taxes are due by November 30 to avoid delinquency. A 2 percent penalty plus 8 percent annual interest applies on delinquent and current taxes, with statements mailed to owners’ last known addresses.
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Teton Courtly
Lorraine Maynard
Local Woman Named Region 6 Heart Association Chair
Mrs. Charles Boussard of Choteau has accepted chairmanship of Region 6 in Montana Heart Association fundraising. Region 6 includes Cascade Teton and Chouteau counties. she has six years as county chairman and previously served as state association secretary and board member. Heart Sunday is set for February 12 with pamphlets left at doors and envelopes for contributions, as volunteers plan neighborhood canvassing and mail-back options.
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Charles Boussard
Choteau
Montana Heart Association
Cascade
Teton
Chouteau
Boussard
American Heart Association
Volner
Inaugural Plans Hint at February Store Moves
A fragmentary note mentions clothing stores planning moves in mid February. Mrs. Jack Rogers and Ellen Rogers plan to relocate Parlor Shoppe for a women’s store in a new building, with lighting and preparation details noted.
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sWi
Jack (Ellen) Rogers
Hatey
Wedurs
Se Satine’s Mending Moment Gains Attention
Story mentions Seth Cook presenting a mending project with Satine as a featured name and 100 units highlighted, signaling a local craft initiative attracting interest from the community. The fragment hints at a collaborative effort and a notable participant.
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Isome
Satine
Seth
Radio Operators to Meet for Civil Defense Nov 17
Teton County radio operators are urged to attend a November 17 civil defense meeting at the Chateau Fire Hall. Verne Marr, city county civil defense director, asks ham and citizen radio operators from stationary and mobile units to join in building a county and local network for emergencies. Communications is a key asset the country lacked during the June flood, and with many operators in the county this phase should be easily overcome. The meeting is scheduled for the afternoon.
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Teton County
Civil Defense
Chateau
Verne Marr
Ham
Bouid Radio
Murr
Ig One
Local High School Straw Vote Reveals Mixed Results
A straws poll at Chateau High School showed Mike Mansfield and Harriet Miller favored by a narrow margin among Democ rats, while Barry Goldwater led Lyndon B Johnson in the presidential tally. Voters also noted results for governor and other races with mixed support across candidates.
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Mike Mansfield
Harriet
Miller
Reease Babcock
Eavai Mong
Roland Renne
Barry
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
Mike
Mansfield
Alex Blewett
Ted’ James
Ra Sic ‘Miller
Saederson
Scott
Tom TT Tson
Burglary cases fill court docket in Chateau
Judge R D McPhillips handles seven criminal arraignments. Dennis Berger 20 Malmstrom AFB Great Falls pleaded guilty to first degree burglary and received a three year suspended sentence. Melvin Berger 19 Malmstrom AFB linked to the same burglary, awaiting arraignment. John L Martin 22 1220 4th Ave N and Gerald Ouellett 25 pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Harry Wood farm with $500 damage. Arlie Johnson 18 Choteau not guilty to first degree burglary. Alfred Powers 24 and Charles Osborne McFarlane 18 not guilty of burglary at the Choteau J C Penney store. Kenneth Nesbit 20 another burglary defendant without counsel. sentence pending. Two juveniles referred to juvenile authorities. Loss at Penney store $278. Bobby Dean Allread 34 Wall S D held on bad checks. action pending.
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Afb
Great Falls
Chateau
al Becker
Berger
Melvin Berger
Malmstrom Afb
Becker
John L. Martin
4Th Avenue North
Gerald’ Ouellett
Harry Wood
Teton River
Arlie Johnson
Choteau
Johnson
Teton County
Stream conservation program to be hosted at Choteau courthouse
A stream conservation program will be presented to Choteau area residents on Thursday November 19 at 8 p m at the courthouse. Mitchell Montana Fish and Game Department district information officer will present the program as part of an information program ahead of possible 1965 Montana Legislature actions on highway and fish and game cooperation in stream locations related to road building. The Chateau Jaycees sponsor the event and refreshments will follow.
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Choteau Area
Wv Qmes
Mitchell
Montana Fish and Game Department
Department
Montana
Montana Highway ‘Department ‘Fish and Game Department
Chateau Jaycees
Poisoning of Eureka Reservoir Fish by State Team
The Montana Fish and Game Department poisoned fish in Eureka Reservoir north west of Chateau during a period of very low water. Workers acted while the outlet was drained to allow thorough access and lower costs. The poison targets gills to suffocate fish, with common sucker and minnows noted among the abundant trash fish.
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Eureka
Chateau
Montana Fish and Game Department
Citizenship Award contest announced by Choteau Soroptimists
Mrs. Muri Faurote, president of the Choteau Soroptimist Club, announced a Citizenship Award contest for all high school seniors graduating in June. A $50 savings bond prelim prize leads to district regional and international awards. grand prize is 2500. Candidates must show good character, letters from three adults, and a 250 word essay titled My Responsibility as a Citizen. Entries postmarked by Jan 31 to Mrs G L Banks in Choteau.
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Soroptimist Foundation
Muri Faurote
Choteau Soroptimist Club
Farrote
Choteau
Augusta
Fairfield
Power
Dutton
Highway Patrol Driver's License Examiner in Chateau Court House
The Montana Highway Patrol license examiner will be in Chateau at the courthouse on Monday November 26 and Tuesday November 17 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants and community members should see the examiner before 11 am.
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Montana ‘Highway Patrolley
Chateau
Readicker Dies After Long Illness in Power Area
W Readicker died Thursday November 5 at Fort Harrison after a five year illness. Funeral services were held in Fairfield Community Church with Rev. Jon Wagner officiating. Born November 26 1894 in Kansas he moved to the Power area in 1940. Survived by widow Hazel Anderson two daughters two sons two sisters one brother and five grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Interment at Sunset Hills Cemetery Fairfield.
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William
John Ammondson
John Hager
Selmer Stengrimson
Sunset
Hills Cemetery
Fairfield
Babysitters Complete Part of Jayceen Class Training
The Jaycees babysitting class reports completion of basic feeding and bathing instructions. Participants now plan practical experience at homes with two more meetings to cover ethics parental responsibility and first aid. Mrs Louie Clough spent Sunday in Helena visiting her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs George A Carroll.
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Jayceen
Louie’’ ‘Clough
Helena
George A. Carroll
Montana Farmers Increase Use of Government Programs
Montana farmers are expanding use of government price support programs, per an October report from the Montana Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service. The article notes simplified loan rules and new applications possible before a date in 1965, with emphasis on price support and conservation.
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Montana
Baert
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A. Jones
DR. Agnes
In Peete
Hl & T
Ww. W. Duncan
SREC
Rene Os
Oy Prn Ae Ag
Nk Pease
James L. Mitchell
Fish and Game Department
Heart Head
R. D. ‘McPhillips
Dennis Berger
Malmstrom
F&g
Aan
W. Readicker
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