Charles J Yeager Sr Dies at 83 in Conrad
Funeral services for Charles J. Yeager Sr. 83 Conrad will be Friday at 2 pm at First Reformed Church with Pastor Louis Smith officiating. He died Sunday at Pondera Pioneer Home and is buried at Hillside Cemetery. He moved to Conrad in 1909 and married Anna Louis in 1916. He owned Pondera Valley Flour Mill and farmed until retirement. Survived by son Glen Yeager of Chateau.
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Charles J. Yeager Sr
Conrad
First Reformed Church
Louis Smith
Yeager
Pondera Pioneer Home
Hillside Cemetery
Sheldon
Anna Louis
Pondera Valley
Glen Yeager
Chateau
MSU students win judging trophy at Golden Spike show
Montana State University livestock judging team member Lora Johnson of Brockway won the individual horse judging trophy at Ogden Utah for the second year. MSU placed eighth among 11 teams as Marjorie Vanatta and Ray Yeager placed third and fourth in other categories. The team attended the Golden Spike for experience with Burl Winchester and 15 MSU students, while the Denver National Western Livestock Show remains restricted to them.
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Ogden
Utah
Montana State University
Bozeman
Lora Johnson
Brockway
Commerce
MSU
Bill Town
Miles City
Marjorie Vanatta
Cascade
Ray Yeager
Chateau
Ted Neuman
Power
Keith Stevenson
Hobson
Denver
Burl Winchester
Baby Sitters Fire Safety Tips From The American Insurance Association
Parents should choose a responsible sitter and show all exits. Give a flashlight and a contact number, ensure children leave quickly during a fire, and never re-enter a burning building. The sitter should contact the fire department or a neighbor if needed.
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American Insurance Association
Range conditions improve across Montana in October
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes better range feed conditions in all districts from October to November. Northwest and north central areas show the greatest gains, statewide range feed at 82 percent, 7 points above last year and 3 points above 1961-65 average. Supplies for early winter grazing are generally adequate.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Helena
Northwestern
North Central
Tight races emerge in Choteau bowling leagues
A one third season in Choteau shows tight standings across most leagues. Stinchfield Insurance leads in team series and game on Wednesday. Arvid Sunder tops Friday Night Mixed with 666 and 253. Gallatin Valley Milling leads Monday Afternoon Women as Cheethams post 1 796 in team series.
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Choteau
Stinchfield Insurance
Arvid Sunder
Sunder
Gallatin Valley Milling
Stinchfield Insurand Coca Cola
Cheethams
Coca Cola
Chateau Food
Betty Corey
Joan Goodell
Edith Southard
Gladys Wiseman
Blanche George
Rose Truchot
Kay Sander
Chateau Electric
Chateau Merchants
Petrolane Steelgas
Texaco, Inc
Great Falls Select
Duane Reisch
Grant Curtis
Dick Nordhagen
Alex Zier
al Tesch
Ranger Bar
Rex’s Thriftway
Teton Plumbing
Dellwo Agency
Chateau Acantha
Breen Oil
Anita Dellwo
Virginia Nordhagen
Alice Robison
Kay Chalmers
Kay Sunder
Teton Furniture
Taylor Motor
Triangle
Taylor Motor Co
B & B Grocery
Hanson Construction
Sheriff's Raiders
Wedums
Moose Lodge
Dutton Coop
Art Anderson
Arvid Sundet
Hanusa Agency
H & T Store
Hanusas
Coast To Coast
Rose Slanger
Chateau Fort Benton Teams Open Season Versus Fort Benton JV
Chateau Fort Benton announces junior varsity coach Tom Demmons returns with an 18 player roster for B and C squads. The B team opens Saturday against Fort Benton JV, while both B and C squads also face CM Russell High School of Great Falls on December 2. Read list includes Sasser Bilbro Jensen Sasser Brown Hartman Chane Kelly Yeager Adams Hauge Scott Martin Whealey.
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Lynne Jackson
Sandi Robbins
Darlene George
Shirley Gronberg
Marijo Peck
Tom Demmons
Demmons
Fort Benton
Fort Bentons
Chateau
Steve Snyder
Casey Bilbro
Ed Jensen
Craig Sasser
Ken Brown
Snyder
Sasser
Brown
Dave Hartman
CM Russell High School of
Great Falls
Henri Wisse
Conrad Gunderson
Don Rogers
Dan Rogers
John Chane
Lonnie Kelly
Greg Yeager
Roy Adams
Norman Hauge
Jim Scott
Terry Martin
Bill Whealey
Weather summary and safety note on trailer winds
The report covers daily highs and lows for November 15 to 21 with weekly highs of 59 and lows of 15. It notes year to date precipitation totals and compares with last year. A Montana Highway Patrol warning urges trailer owners to slow down, leave extra room for braking, and prohibit passengers in trailers due to wind hazards.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Farm Information To Be Collected By Reporting Service
Many Montana farmers will cooperate in an agricultural survey by the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service in late November and early December. Data from on the spot interviews, counts, and mailed questionnaires will cover livestock poultry fall seeded grain and land in farms. State totals go to USDA for final analysis and national publication for farmers and agribusinessmen.
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Montana
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Frasier T. Galloway
USDA
Statistical Reporting Service
Crop Reporting Board
Washington, D.C
Galloway
Jim Crawford Elected to Great Falls National Bank Board
Jim Crawford of Chateau was chosen to join the board of directors of the Great Falls National Bank at a special stockholders meeting last week. He was born at Conrad and is a Montana State University graduate from Bozeman. He serves as vice chairman of the Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council and has prior roles with the Montana Stockgrowers Association and the Teton County Soil and Water Conservation District.
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Jim Crawford
Chateau
Great Falls National Bank
Crawford
Conrad
MSU
Bozeman
Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Teton County
City Council Reviews Permit Error On Storage Tank
City officials admit a permit was issued in error for a storage tank believed to lie outside city limits. The tank is within the city and violates ordinances, referral made to the Board of Adjustment. Ed Jacobson received a permit for a 14 by 14 foot dining room addition to his residence near Log Cabin Drive In in Choteau.
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Board of Adjustment
Ed Jacobson
Choteau
Claims Approved List Shows Diverse Vendor Payouts
The approved claims span multiple entities including Mountain States Telephone Co for service at $10 and Dell Rowley salary and Social Security disbursements, with totals of $106.49 and $105.96. Other payments include Grinnell Co of the Pacific, Hanusa Agency bond renewal, Precision Chemical Pump Corp repairs, Fire Appliance and Supply fire hose, and Crane and Ordway supplies.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Katherine Zier
Don R. Durocher
Social Security Division
Dell Rowley
Grinnell Co. of the Pacific
Hanusa Agency
Precision Chemical Pump Corp
Fire Appliance and Supply, Inc
Crane and Ordway Co
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Charles J. Yeager
America
Thomas Jefferson
United States
Mint
Deane
David Heller
State Department
South Pole
Pole
National Geographic Society
Chateau Floral
Kenny
Dolly
Johnson Skee
Abbott Imp. Co
Ron
Son
Beauty Shop
Atlas Weatherguard
Goodyear Vitacord
Breen Oil CO
Choteau, Montana
Bulldogs
Choteau Bar & Steak House
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