Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits Wide Range of Patients
Hospital bulletin lists admittees including Mrs Elma Randall of Fairfield Vincent Ward Choteau Emery Whitaker Augusta and others with residences in Choteau Fort Shaw Simms and Browning Births include a daughter to Mrs Kenneth Brown and a son to Mrs James Arensmeyer Discharges include Lester Riphenburg and several others from Fairfield Choteau and Augusta
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Randall
Fairfield
Vincent Ward
Choteau
Emery Whitaker
Augusta
Walter Fleming
Fort Shaw
James Arensmeyer
Lidwina Cook
Peter Marsh
Robert Alison
Kenneth Brown
Oscar Erickson
Eugene Koch
Leonard Sheble
Thomas McKeown
Browning
Michael Frick
Dutton
Harold Music
Simms
Gradon Green, Jr
Bynum
Susan Austad
Bruce Klick
Glen
Fred Rice
Lester Riphenburg
Wm. B. Reynolds
J. W. Anderson
Carol Kimble
William Young
Power
Robert Stewart
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Glen Logsdon
50th Anniversary for Mr and Mrs R C Dyer
Mr and Mrs R C Dyer of Conrad will be honored at a 50th wedding anniversary reception at First Presbyterian Church in Conrad on Sunday November 20 from 2 to 5 p m. Friends and neighbors are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Dyer
Conrad
First Presbyterian Church
Post Office reports record mail volume and fleet gains
Postmaster C G Monkman announced a fiscal 1960 year ending June 30 saw nearly 64 billion pieces of mail, a 25 percent rise from 1953. Fleet modernization included 8 500 vehicle purchases, 119 new facilities, and 3 600 motor vehicle service offices, with mechanized foot routes expanding across Montana and nationwide cost reductions cited. Local Girl Scouts plan Christmas wreath sale starting Nov 28 after school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Chateau
C. G. Monkman
Department
Monkman
Postal Service
Arthur E. Summerfield
Montana
Post Office Department
Washington, D. C
Oldest Settlers Elect Officers and Plan Memorial Marker
The Oldest Settlers elected Mrs. Clara Baker as president, Mrs. Irene McManus as vice president, William G. Irwin as secretary treasurer, and Mrs. Gordon Monkman as historian for the coming year. A memorial marker for the Old Agency site 30 miles north and west of Chateau was approved with a stone found near E. R. McLean’s farm and placement by John Richem’s outfit on July 18. A plaque will recount the Indian agency history, based on sources from newspapers, Helena archives, Browning Indian Museum, and John C. Ewers’s The Blackfeet. A committee including Paul Rice, Mrs. Harry Lubach, Jack Armstrong, Jacob Schmidt, and Mrs. James Robison will continue work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Baker
Irene McManus
William G. Irwin
Gordon Monkman
E. R. McLean
John Richem
Old Agency
Indian Agency
Historical Library
Helena
Indian Museum
Browning
John C. Ewers
Browning Museum
Orial Project
Paul Rice
Harry Laubach
Jack Armstrong
Jacob Schmidt
James Robison
Paul Kropp
T. J. Cornett
Pendray
Harry
Harry Price
John Wayne
John Lane
Ruth Hadley
Sophia Loren
Sophia Lane
Patrick
Ruth
Frank Sinatra
Frank
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Help
Richard Headington expresses gratitude to the Chateau and Powder Rural Fire Departments and neighbors for assisting in extinguishing the grass fire at his farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Headington
Arensmeyer Brothers Bowl in Missoula Tournament
Don Bob Jim and Reinhardt Arensmeyer drove to Missoula on Saturday to bowl in a tournament with their brother Alvin who lives there. They returned Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Bob
Jim
Reinhardt Arensmeyer
Missoula
Alvin
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Ed Nordahl
Odin Neckstad
Carrie Bagley
Rie As
Ewe Bea
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Tom Turkeys
Aironny
V-M
Ne Guire
Glen’s Radio & TY
Certel Texaco Service
Harvey Dale
Les Certel
Kirt
Salee
Reoo
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R Teton Pharmacy
Howard's Dept Store
Dacron
Poplins
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