Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs Ray W Robinson Moore visited Saturday night and Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs A C Robinson and brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Art Mitchell and family. Lt and Mrs R D Brewer and Chris of Tacoma Washington spent a week with her parents Mr and Mrs Nels Whipple. Irv Thompson and family drove to Missoula to visit his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Glenn Brown. Mrs Joe Lucier and Mark attended Gur Save four Lutheran Church 75th anniversary activities in Great Falls. Young Luther League convention attendees included Wendy Burns Gwen Sorenson Sally Meadows Myrna Pierre Nancy Robinson Greg Curtis Scott Russell Cliff Sabo David Lindseth Forrest Erickson. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs L C Burns and Mr and Mrs Ted Sorenson. Mr and Mrs Earl Kelly of Great Falls spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Walt Magee. Mrs Effie McDonell left Monday for Columbia Falls to visit her kin and daughter Mr and Mrs Maeder and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Robinson
Moore
A. C. Robinson
Art Mitchell
R. D
Brewer
Chris
Tacoma
Wash
Nels Whipple
Irv Thompson
Missoula
Great Falls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Luther League
Billings
Wendy Burns
Gwen "Sorenson
Sally Meadows
Myrna Pierre
Nancy Robinson
Greg Curtis
Scott Russell
Cliff Sabo
David Lindseth
Forrest Erickson
L.C. Burns
Ted Sorenson
Earl Kelly
Walt Magee
Effie McDonell
Columbia Falls
Eeeney
Ed Maeder
Winter visits and local greetings fill Chateau notes
A string of social updates from Chateau and nearby towns covers residents visiting relatives in Portland Bakersfield and Seattle. The Montana Highway Patrol license examiner will host in Chateau at the courthouse November 29 from 8 am to 5 pm.
Wittman Reception Honored by Friends and Family
Friends and relatives are invited to a 2 to 4 p.m. reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wittman on Saturday November 27 at the Moose Hall in Choteau. Mrs. Wittman is the former Emma Horak, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Bolcum of Choteau.
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Ron Wittman
Moose Hall
Choteau
Rebekahs to Elect Queen at Wednesday Lodge Meeting
The Rebekah Lodge planning meeting announces elections for officers for the new term. The event is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the hall, with the lodge to gather for the vote and proceedings.
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Rebekah
Zoof
onHceTs
Jolly Juniors 4-H Club Elects Officers and Plans Christmas Program
The Jolly Juniors 4-H club organized with Mrs Les Wwedum as host on Oct 23. Officers elected include Susan Rathman president Gloria Russell vice president Judy Rose secretary Peggy Groth historian reporter Nancy McCauley recreation and song leader Pamela nN parli anentarien. The group met again at Mrs Pete Howard’s home on Nov 4 and Dec 2 at the Rathman and Bouma homes to finish plans for a Christmas program for their mothers.
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Eres
Pete
Howard
Second meeting of Eager Beavers at Agawam hall
The Eager Beavers held their second meeting at Agawam Hall on November 11 with Nimble Fingers joining for a potluck at 6 30. Guests Mr and Mrs Ray Kelly and Mr and Mrs Jesse Malone attended. They reviewed last year’s record books and planned the coming year. Lyle Weist showed slides from a 4 H exchange trip to Washington. The next meeting will be December 7 at 7 p.m. at Henry Smith’s home. Dorothy Rice reporter.
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Agawam Hall
Agawam
Ray Kelly
Jesse Malone
Lyle Weist
Washington
Henry Smith
Dorothy Rice
1965 Coldest September Since 1880
The September of 1965 was the coldest on record for much of the state, with over half averaging 10 F colder than normal. Records show it as the coldest since about 1880, with hundreds of station readings and several new daily minimum marks at Havre Great Falls Helena and other locations.
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Havre
Great Falls
Helena
Teton County Rural Conservation Supports Wildlife Through ACP
Rex Manuel chair of the Agricultural Conservation Stabilization and Conservation county committee notes rising hunter numbers increase wildlife pressure. Private farmland produces most wildlife, so farmer support with ACP cost sharing maintains game supply. Cover crops on 400+ acres, strip cropping over 1,200 acres, and 15 miles of sod waterways protect habitats and reduce erosion. Since 1961 voluntary programs diverted 3,700+ acres to conservation use, 1965 saw 923 acres moved to cover crops.
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Teton
Rex
Manuel
ACP
ASP
Teton County Receives 4239 Dollar In Lieu Tax Payment
Teton County recently received a 4239 dollar check from the Montana Fish and Game Department for payment in lieu of taxes on land within the Freezeout Lake Waterfowl development area. The amount is set by the county assessor each year and funds habitat for waterfowl and upland game birds.
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Teton ‘County
Montana Fish and “Game Department
Fish and Game Department
Freezeout Lake
Thankful Card from Dorothy Viebrock
A brief thanks to friends and relatives for kindnesses shown while I was in the hospital. Dorothy Viebrock expresses gratitude for support and thoughts during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Viebrock
Methodist Women’s Society Bazaar Dinner Appreciation
The Methodist Women’s Society of Christian Service thanks all who attended supported and worked at the annual bazaar and dinner led by Mrs Henry Van Setten president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist’ Women’s Society
Christian Service
Henry van. .Setten
Thanksgiving closure for A and E Lanes
A and E Lanes will be closed Thursday November 25 for the Thanksgiving holiday. This brief notice specifies a one day closure and weekday local lane access pause.
Thank You Note From Patton Family
Bill Patton gives thanks for the aid after his recent accident. He specifically thanks Dr Bosshardt and hospital staff for all their help and expresses sincere gratitude to everyone who assisted.
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Bosshardt
Bill. Patton
Card of Thanks for Doris and Joe Anderson Robin
Deep gratitude is expressed for the support during the illness and passing of our beloved Mare Doris and Joe Anderson Robin. The family appreciates kindness shown by friends and neighbors during this difficult time.
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Doris
Joe Anderson
Robin
Ane
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