Bureau Representative Calls for New Labels
Stanley Burger of the Montana Farm Bureau urged using labels conservatives and socialists at the Treasure State Agricultural Association banquet. He argued party labels influence allegiances, attacked federal education aid and civil rights bills, and criticized NAACP agitation while defending Republican and Democrat incorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Burger
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Burger
Montana Farm Bur
Eau
America
Communist Party
Washington
Farm Bureau
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
U.S. Congress
U. S
Economic growth in Minneapolis district shows mild expansion
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports September data indicate continued modest district growth with a mixed picture. While crop production remains near record levels, prices stay low and cash farm receipts may fall versus 1962, and bank credit and deposits edge higher, with differing impacts on loan demand and liquidity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
U. S
Fabrick to Speak at Falls Convention
Chateau Mayor D P Fabrick named principal speaker at the 22nd annual Montana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts convention in Great Falls. About 300 attendees registered at the opening. a Malmstrom AFB tour and smorgasbord followed Wednesday. John Carver Jr assistant secretary of the interior will address the banquet tonight. Fabrick is a member of the State Water Conservation Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
D. P. Fabrick
Montana Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Great Falls
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Smorgasbord
John Carver Jr
Washington, D. C
Fabrick
Three Forks
Teton County
State Water Conservation Board
Mrs. LaRance to Open Knitting Shop This Week
Mrs. Joe LaRance of Chateau announced plans to open Rita's Knitting Shop at the former Dr. Ed Cherry dental office location on Monday December 2. The store will offer top knitting yarns and accessories and will host knitting classes after opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe LaRance
Chateau
Ed Cherry
Rita
LaRance
Couple to Wed at St Josephs Chateau Details
Lynn LaMar Rowley daughter of Mrs Abe Carrier and Ernest Rowley will marry David F Purkett son of C A Purkett on Saturday November 16 at 10 am at St Josephs Catholic Church Chateau with Rev Thomas Gannon officiating. A reception follows in the church rectory and a free wedding dance at 9 pm at Golden Slip Par Hall Pendroy is planned inviting all friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn LaMar Rowley
Abe Carrier
Ernest Rowley
David F. Purkett
C. A. Purkett
Bynum
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Chateau
Thomas Gannon
Golden Slipper Hall
Pendroy
Metcalf Bill Would Open Closed Doors
Senator Lee Metcalf backs S 1666 to clear and protect public access to government records. Agencies would publish organization, policy, and procedure descriptions in the Federal Register and reveal most opinions, orders, and agency votes, with exceptions for trade secrets and national defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Federal Register
Mrs. Josephine Mann 85 Dies in Great Falls
Mrs. Josephine Mann of Great Falls died Sunday after a lengthy illness in a local hospital. She was born October 10, 1878 in Glasgow Kentucky and moved to Montana in 1912, later settling in Great Falls. Surviving children include Mrs. Carrie Grossman and Mrs. Mae Grossman of Power and son Edward of Great Falls. eight grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held yesterday at a Great Falls mortuary with burial in Highland Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mann
Great Falls
Benton Lake
Mann
Highland Cemetery
Mr and Mrs Bob Dellno Visit Helena Saturday
Mr and Mrs Bob Dellno were in Helena as business callers last Saturday visiting local firms and meeting with executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Dellno
Helena
Pirates Lose Grid Championship To Lewistown Strong
The Power Pirates fell 45 to 20 to St. Leo's of Lewistown in the Class C Northern Division final at Lewis town. Duane Andrews and Don Grundhauser connected on later drives, with Loftsgaarden throwing two TD passes and a successful conversion. Power ends the year 7-2 after a blocked punt recovery in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pirates
Lewistown
Power Pirates
St. Leo’s
St Leo's
Lloyd Loftsgaarden
Duane Andrews
Loftsgaarden
Don Grundhauser
Loftsgaarden- Grundhauser
Grundhauser
Tom Neuman
St. Leo
Blaze at Chateau Elevator Sparks Fire Response
Firemen rushed to the General Mills elevator in Choteau at about 5 30 p m to extinguish a smoldering fire in the pit. Fire chief Bud Taylor said the cause was unknown but likely started from dust in the pit and warned it could have been uncontrollable if discovered later. Ray Ballantyne noted a prior grain odor from a burn pile near the city dump connected to earlier Sept 10 Gallatin Valley Elevator fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
General Mills
Bud Taylor
Taylor
Ray Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Gallatin Valley
SREC Meet Is Scheduled For Monday
Sun River Electric Cooperative will hold its annual meeting Monday November 18 at the DeMolay Youth Center in Great Falls. Principal speaker will be Leo J. Carmody a Cardwell cattle rancher and board member of Vigilante Electric Cooperative and president of Central Montana Electric Generating and Transmission Cooperative. Registration starts at 10 a.m. and the session opens with Mayor Marion Erdmann. The meeting will include the third general retirement of capital credits from 1950 and 1951.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Electric Cooperative, Inc
DeMolay
Great Falls
Leo J. Carmody
Cardwell Cattle Rancher
Carmody
Vigilante Electric Cooperative
Dillon
Central Montana Electric Generating and Transmission Cooperative
Marion Erdmann
S. T. McFarland
Capital Credit
SREC
Organization Officials Visit Local Chapter
District No. 2 Commander George Paul Fort Benton and Chuck Berry Conrad district inspector paid official visits to Howard E. Anderson Post No. 4605 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Monday. Mrs Paul district auxiliary president and Mrs Berry district guard also attended the auxiliary meeting in separate sessions. Mrs Paul presented Mrs Don Hofeldt with a certificate from the veterans hospital at Sheridan Wyoming. Mrs Paul introduced district officers Mrs Gertie Hughes chaplain and Mrs Leo Pierre banner bearer and discussed the auxiliary project aiding the School for Deaf and Blind in Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Paul
Fort Benton
Chuck Berry
Conrad
Howard E. Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Paul
Berry
Don Hofeldt
Veterans Hospital
Sheridan
Wyo
Gertie Hughes
Leo Pierre
Nimrod Success Increases Slightly Across Montana
Montana Fish and Game reports a slight rise in big game bag numbers as colder weather drives elk and deer to lower elevations. Data from stations such as Darby, Augusta, and Bonner show elk and mule deer counts with moose and bears among various locations through Nov. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Department
Treasure State
South Fork
Flathead
Coram
Hungry Horse
Eureka
Lolo
Thompson Falls
Darby
Augusta Station
Dearborn
Frenchtown
Fisher River
A. Bonner
Montana
Democrats to Meet at Teton County Courthouse
The Teton County Democratic Club schedules its regular meeting for Tuesday November 19 at 8 p.m. in the county courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Club
Peck's Five Progressing Fairly Well at Chateau
Chateau High School coach Chuck Peck says his Bulldogs are progressing as expected or slightly better as he rebuilds from last season. He narrowed his first five to seven players and listed possible starters for the Nov. 29 opener against Fort Benton in Longhorn territory, highlighting guards and forwards plus Leroy Banis as key inside scorer. The A squad showed promise in a recent scrimmage with 42 points in the first half.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Peck
Chateau High
Bulldogs
Peck
Fort Benton
Longhorn
Gary Dunckel
Artie Anderson
Dave Stott
Grant Gormley
Loren Sasser
Tom Dellno
Leroy Banis
Banis
Chateau
Number Immunized Declines in County
County health nurse Mrs. Betty Swenson reported about 3,500 people have received Type III oral polio vaccine through last week. Totals for Types II and I earlier this year were about 4,800 and 5,000 respectively, with 2,200 children having Type III and 2,800 for Types I and II. Makeup clinics through Thanksgiving may raise totals, and interested individuals may contact Mrs. Swenson at her home or court house office for vaccination appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Swenson
Swenson
Weeks Secure Post Office Remodel Bid at Dutton
Mr and Mrs C M Weeks of Dutton won the contract to remodel a local building for use as a post office. The project covers 966 square feet of interior space with a 60 square foot platform and 1 500 square feet of parking and maneuvering area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Weeks
Dutton
Weeks
Yearly Bazaar and Feed Slated by WSCS
The WSCS of Chateau Methodist Church announces its annual bazaar and turkey dinner scheduled for Saturday. Activities begin at 3 30 p m with dinner served 5 00 to 8 00 p m. Admission is 1 50 for adults 75 cents for students 12 and under and 5 for families. Tickets available from Olsen Agency or at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Chateau Methodist Church
Olsen Agency
Crowe Family Visits Kalispell for Grandson's Birth
Rev and Mrs C Fred Crowe and family traveled to Kalispell to meet their new grandson Charles William born Oct 26. They visited the Hedman and Olsen in-laws, with N W Edwards accompanying them. The Crowes returned home Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Fred Crowe
Kalispell
David Crowe
Charles William
Vern Hedman
N. W. Edwards
Crowes
Oscar Olsen
Olsens
Edjpeoue Pek
Taylor Motor Appointed Chrysler Dealer
Taylor Motor Co of Chateau announced official appointment as dealer for Chrysler, Dodge, Plymouth, Valiant and Dodge trucks. Dealer Bud Taylor, in business since 1960, expresses pleasure to return to Chrysler with the same staff including Everett Sassa, Burr Huffman, and Ray Scott. Taylor Motor traces Chrysler sales from 1937 to 1960 and marks 45 years in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrysler Corporation
Taylor Motor
Chrysler
Taylor
Everett Sassa
Burr Huffman
Ray Scott
Communications Workshop Planned for Wednesday
The Teton county extension service will sponsor a communications workshop on Wednesday November 20 from 1030 a.m. to 330 p.m. in the Methodist Church basement. Burl Winchester of Montana State College extension service will conduct the session designed to help attendees speak and write effectively. Raymond Kelly notes favorable responses from press groups and medical associations and about 150 invitations have been sent to government agencies banks and civic and fraternal organizations. The meeting is public and open to all interested persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Extension Service
Methodist
Burl Winchester
Montana State College Extension Service
Raymond Kelly
Winchester
Kelly
Mrs A Sammons Dies in Great Falls
Mrs Alfred Z Freda Sammons 65 Marta died Saturday morning at a Great Falls hospital. She was mother of Mrs Ove Larson Collins and buried in Chateau Cemetery after services in Great Falls. Born January 24 1898 in Watkins Minnesota she moved to Montana in 1921 and to Malta in 1928. Survivors include her widower two daughters her mother and several siblings.
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Alfred Z
Freda) Sammons
Marta
Great Falls
Sammons
Ove Larson
Collins
Chateau Cemetery
Watkins
Minn
Montana
Malta
Mumboldt
Sask
Howard Gronberg Visits Bill Sabo in Babb Monday
Howard Gronberg spent Monday in Babb visiting Bill Sabo in Babb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Gronberg
Babb
Bill Sabo
Ballots Mailed To County ASC Voters For 1964 Election
Lyall Schaefer announces ballots will be mailed Friday November 15 to all eligible ASC voters in the county including landlords tenants and sharecroppers. Ballots due by November 29 with five community committee positions filled by vote write-ins permitted. Some eligible persons may be missed contact Chateau ASC office for eligibility and ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Community
Lyall Schaefer
Teton Asc County Committee
ASC
Schaefer
ASCS
Chateau
New Leader Named to Post In Teton Area
Richard F. Williams 25 will assume duties as district Boy Scout executive for Teton Glacier Toole and Pondera counties Friday Nov 15 He replaces Ed Mathison who resigned Sept 1 Williams will also serve as program director for Camp Napi Born in Great Falls June 4 1938 he is a University of Mississippi graduate in personnel management and a National School for Professional Scouters graduate He will live in Cut Bank Williams has led scout summer camps and spent nine years as a cub boy and explorer scout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard F. Williams
Teton, Glacier, Toole
Pondera Counties
P. Beryl Morris
North Central
Montana
Williams
Ed Mathison
Napi
Great Falls
University of Mississippi
National School For Professional Scouters
Cut Bank
F&G Announces Special Elk Season in Montana Counties
Montana Fish and Game Commission opens valley and Phillips counties to elk hunting by special permit from Nov 30 to Dec 22. A Malta drawing Nov 23 at City Hall will issue ten either sex and ten antlered ball permits. Applicants must hold a 1963 big game license with elk tag and be present at the drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Valley
Phillips
Timber Creek
Malta
Angus by Corbetts Win at Golden Spike
Corbett Angus Ranch Chateau Ogden Utah captured top honors at the Golden Spike Show with senior champion bull junior champion female and reserve champion bull calf plus 21 ribbons including six blue first place. At the Friday sale champion and reserve champion females sold for 975 and 875 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbett Angus Ranch
Chateau
Ogden
Utah
Corbett
Chateau Ranch
Revered Pastor Rev. A Bernard Gravdal headlines Great Falls loyalty dinner
The Rev. A Bernard Gravdal of Cha teau was the featured speaker at the Redeemer Lutheran Church loyalty dinner in Great Falls. The event preceded the annual dedication Sunday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chateau
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Forseths Mark 25th Wedding Anniversary Dance
Celebration planned for Mr and Mrs Oliver Forseth with a dance at Sunny Slope community hall on Saturday November 16. An open house will follow at their home Sunday November 17. All are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Forseth
Sunny Slope
Forseths
N Garringer Dies in Home Rites Today
Noah Garringer aged 73 died in the Teton County Rest Home after an eight year illness. Funeral rites were held at Banks Chapel with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. He was born December 11 1890 in Nebraska and lived near Big Sandy and Farmington. He served in World War I and belonged to the American Legion. Survived by two sisters Mrs G I Tangen and Jennie Byner. Burial in Farmington Cemetery.
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Noah Garringer
Teton County Rest Home
Banks Chapel
Rev
A. Bernard Gravdal
Garringer
Nebraska
Big Sandy
Farmington
American Legion
G. I. Tangen
Jennie Byner
Iowa
John Chalmers
Charles Baker
Ernest Carlson
Lambert Toren
Abe Breere
Tom DeBoer
Farmington Cemetery
Lee Miller of Augusta Dies in Rest Home
Lee A. Miller, 78, Augusta, died this morning in Teton County Rest Home. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Augusta Community Church with Rev. C Fred Crowe presiding. Miller came to Augusta in 1910 and ranching preceded retirement and moving to the rest home. Survivors include his widow and a daughter, Mrs. O Billie Dawson of Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee A. Miller
Augusta
Teton County Rest Home
Augusta Community Church
Rev
C. Fred Crowe
Miller
Oldest Settlers Celebrate at Annual Meeting
The Teton County Oldest Settlers held its annual meeting at the Chateau Masonic Temple on Thursday with about 130 members attending a turkey dinner. Marion Averill led a prayer and President William Irwin welcomed members and past presidents. New members were announced, and a necrology read names of the deceased. Nominees for 1964 officers were elected, and Frank Deiner led a school choir prior to the banquet with performances by the high school ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau Masonic Temple
Marion Averill
Art Bagley
Gladys Yeager
Elizabeth Bateman
James Sulgrove
Gordon Monkman
William Irwin
Ophelia
Forrest
Carrie Salmond
J. E. Sullivan
James Peebles
Martin Rose
Paul Kropp
Clara: Baker
Irene McManus
J .E.sullivan
Charles Walker
Eyeal
John Hall
Fort Shaw
Marshal King
Great Falls
Julia Monkman
Louis Semingsen
Dutton
Oscar Johnson
Latimer
Lindh
Grace Black
Morris Franklin
Martin Johnson
Henry Jensen
Chateau
Clarence Hensley
Margaret Hedbloom
Fairfield
Milford Wearley
Augusta
Art Johnson
Bynum
George Morey
Agaiew Necrology
Robert ‘Miller
O. G. Meadows
Dave Anderson
Oscar Carlson
William
Slim) Jacobs
Henry Weist
Pete . .Walstad
Millard Bul
George Carroll
Helena
E. L. (Rees) Jourdonnais
Missoula
James Robison
May Stillman Clark
Detroit
Mich
H. H. Wuest
Jack Armstrong
Otto Wagnild
George Higgins Sr
Frank Deiner
Charlotte Town
Texas
Carol Miller
Vance
Karen Trav Mna Chalmers
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Falls
Metcalf Bill
J. Mann
Buddy Chateau
Motor
L. E
Bud) Taylor
A. Sammons
Teton Area
F&g Annouces
Angus By Corbetts
Golden Spike
N. Garringer
Lee Miller
Billie) Dawson
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