County Farm Bureau Meeting at Legion Hall October 8
Teton County Farm Bureau meets at the American Legion hall on October 8 starting at 10 am to set policy elect officers and write resolutions on agriculture. The day includes a banquet with speakers and musical numbers while officers directors and delegates are announced and future Homemakers initiated.
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Teton
William Jones
Pendroy
Ronald Otness
Farmington
Ethel Lindseth
Dupuyer
E. R Hehn
William Alexander
American Farm Bureau
Bud Clem
State Farm Bureau
Max Maberry
John Daly
Ray DeBruycker
Jim Crawford
Farm Bureau
Willard Paulus
Jake Lumnstra
Arnold Hanson
Pendray
Anita Jones Entertainment
Vi Pedersen
Collins
Future Homemakers Start Year With City Park Picnic
Chateau chapter of the Future Homemakers opened the year with a get-together at City Park as Ardis Armstrong spoke to members.
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Dismissals
Patient admissions list includes Cynthia Mainard, Kathy Daly, Gerald Cummings, Thomas Hammond, Mrs. Marie Johnson, John Levings, Paul Rose, William Briggs, Mrs. Paul Hagen, Mrs. William Aubert, Richard Langray, Julia Smallwood, Mrs Eunice McCann, Joan Birdeau, Mrs. Paul Mihalovich, iMrs. Riley Hensley, Henry Hanson, Mrs. Marion Aikens, Mrs. Mitchell Innes. Dismissals include Elma Randall, Donald Rice, James Wolfe, John Jaconetty, Gaylord, C Richard Johnson infant.
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Cynthia Mainard
Choteau
Kathy Daly
Gerald Cummings
Thomas Hammond
Marie Johnson
Fairfield
John Levings
Augusta
Paul Rose
Pendrey
William Briggs
Dutton
Paul Hagen
Vaughn
William Aubert
Simms
Richard Langray
Brady
Julia Smallwood
Eunice McCann
Joan Birdeau
Paul Mihalovich
iMrs
Riley Hensley
Henry Hanson
Marion Aikens
Calgary
Alberta
Mitchell Innes
Vancouver
B. C
Elma Randall
Donald Rice
Bynum
James Wolfe
John Jaconetty
Chateau
Gaylord
Ernest Knight
Local Notices Highlight Names in Pendroy Chateau Pairfield
Readable fragments list Paul Rose of Pendroy Julia Smallwood of Chateau and Eunice McCann of Pairfield. The text preserves names and places without additional context or details.
School Magazine Drive Starts at Chateau Grade School
The seventh and eighth graders begin the annual magazine drive on October 2 to raise funds for activities. Principal Robert Gormley notes funds previously support a Theatre Party, corsages, field trips, and other events.
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Chateau
Robert Gormley
Helena
Gormley
Chateau High
Teton County 4 H Banquet Set For Fairfield October 12
Teton County 4 H clubs plan their annual banquet at the Fairfield Legion hall with a 6 p m dinner on October 12. Members who completed required work will be guests. all 4 H'ers and interested persons may attend. Awards include year pins for members and five year service pins for leaders. Members who attended Club Congress will lead the program.
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Teton County
4-H Clubs
Fairfield Legion Hall
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Teton County Sends Representatives To Cancer Meeting
Teton County volunteers will attend an American Cancer Society workshop in Butte October 11 and 12 to learn new cancer control developments and implementation methods. Delegates include Mr. and Mrs. Laws Hart and Mrs. Leonard Olson Fairfield.
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American Cancer Society
Montana
Butte
Teton County
Laws Hart
Power
Leonard Olson
Fairfield
Olson
Society
ASO
Louis Hart
Olsom
GN Moves Livestock Three Trains This Week
Cecil Poling arrived in Chateau Tuesday Oct 1 to take over as GN section foreman per Freight Agent Jim Wood. Wes Sheble acted while Foreman Jaconetty was on sick leave. Seven cars of cattle left Bynum for Minneapolis Chicago Monday and two more trains are expected this week to haul 25 carloads of cattle and jeep.
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Cecil Poling
Chateau
Jim Wood
Wes Sheble
Jaconetty
Wood Sail
Bynum
Minneapolis
Chicago
Jeep
Sheepgrowers Meeting Set for October 11 in Chateau
All Teton county sheep owners are invited to a 2:00 p.m. meeting in the Chateau courtroom with Fish and Wildlife Service representatives. They will discuss predator control changes and overall program financing, seeking input from local sheep owners.
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Teton County
Chateau
Fish and Wildlife Service
Bulldogs Rally for Final Score in Narrow Win
In a tight contest the Bulldogs led 13-6 after a second score set by Keith George and Hal Yeager. A fourth quarter Cowboys fumble near their two yard line led to Chateau extending the Bulldog lead to 19-6 as Jaconetty added his second touchdown. the extra point failed.
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Keith George
Hal Yeager
Bulldogs
Cowboys
Jaconetty
Chateau
Bulldogs Gain Energy In Cha teau After Win Over Conrad
Coach Peck praised the performance as the best in three years at Chateau. Phil Young starred at guard while Bob Hickman, Don Slanger, Harvey Hanson, Van Wichen, Rustad and Yeager contributed on both sides. Choteau led with 16 first downs to 8 for Conrad and outgained them 241 rushing yards to 69.
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Dogs
Peck
Chateau
Phil Young
Bob Hickman
Don Slanger
Harvey Hanson
van Wichen
Rustad
Yeager
Gene Depner
Bulldogs
Choteau
Conrad
Bloodmobile Coming
Bloodmobile events continue with a drive at Chateau Methodist church on Friday October 4 from 4 to 7 p.m. The aim is to collect 70 pints for emergencies and ongoing need.
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Chateau Methodist Church
Red Cross fund drives face shortfalls in funding
Campaigns for funds have not reached needed totals and drawings cannot be fully paid. The message stresses the importance of large drawings so blood remains affordable for those in need.
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Red Cross
Unusual Head-On Crash Baffles Sheriff After Head-On Collision
A head-on crash on route 33, 14 miles south of Augusta near the Hutterite Colony, involved a 1954 Ford driven by Harvey Mitchell of Augusta and a car driven by Verda Hadley of Fairfield. Sheriff Helf labeled it one of his most peculiar wrecks and did not assign fault to either driver. This followed another weekend accident on Spring Valley road west of Fairfield that damaged a car driven by Elmer Genger, 18, with Douglas Shaw of Fairfield as passenger, described as a simple case of excessive speed negotiating curves.
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Douglas Shaw
Fairfield
Elmer Genger
Helf
Spring Valley Road
Augusta
Route
Harvey Mitchell
Verda Hadley
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County Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Norma Jean Mathison
Sheri Money
Sandra Money
Janet Moulton
Rita Ramaker
Joanne Meadows
Donna Obernolte
Ellen Hanson
Virginia Gollehon
Connie Poore
Future Homemakers
Betty Jo Orne
Fern Hughes
Lila Sessions
Beverly Dabney
Teton Memorial Hospital
Pairfield
Cancer
Acantha
Phone
Sheepgrowers
Hugh Wypper
The
P. H. Davis Co
A & K Lanes
Ironrite
Davenos
Obernolte Reeture
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