For Rent Two Bedroom Unfurnished Basement Apartment
Two bedroom unfurnished basement apartment available in Choteau. Call 466-2689 for details and showing. Listed in local classified notices with basic contact information.
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Choteau
Bouma Post Yards
Martin Alzheimer
Dutton
Mont
Larson
Call
Dolezal Paint Hobby
Fairfield
Bella Vista
Chateau
Inquire McDonald Block
Tfe
Librarian Job Opening At Chateau Public Library
Notice announces a librarian position at Chateau Public Library. Interested persons should contact the City Office for an application and return it by 12 noon Monday October 7.
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Kimmet Brothers
G.M.C
Texaco
Case
Choteau
Tfc
Choteau Acantha
Chateau Public Library
Chateau Toastmistress Club Meeting Highlights
The first fall meeting at the Cornell Hotel on Sept 11 was led by President Mrs. Myles Standish with Invocation by Donna Goodman. Guests, theme Indians Heritage, and speakers including Mrs. Adolph Rose and Mrs. David Buchanan showcased speeches, table topics, and convention scoops.
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Chateau
Cornell Hotel
Myles Standish
Donna Goodman
Robert McDonald
Marjorie Saylor
David Buchanan
Calgary
Adolph F. Rose
Cheyenne
Grinell
Robert Zion
B Dargan
Don Smith
Gerald Stokes
Reginald Wearley
James Arensmeyer
Adolph Rose
Harriet Haynes
Jean Anderson
Dupuyer
Romey McCollum
Percy Robinson
Ben Goodman
Fred Bremer
David Buchana
Two Classes Hold Reunion at Teton County High
A reunion Sunday brought together the Teton County High School classes of 1921 and 1922 at Chateau. Ten 1921 alumni attended including Mae Anderson Arensmeyer and Ruth Andrews Leinbach. 1922 members included Berniece Andrews Passmore and Clara Lyon Bueling. Spouses joined many attendees after a dinner at the Cornell Hotel and an afternoon dedication at the new Choteau High School.
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Teton County High School
Chateau
Cornell Hotel
Cecil Passmore
Choteau High School
Mae Anderson Arensmeyer
Choteau
Ruth Andrews Leinbach
Denver
Cole
Irene Ask
Grizzly Shot Near Augusta By State Warden
State game warden Paul Mihalovich killed a 450 pound grizzly eight feet long near Augusta after it raided beehives for three nights. He said the old bear caused substantial hive damage owned by Roscoe Geise on the Kenneth Gourley Ranch one mile south of Augusta. The carcass was taken to the State Veterinary Laboratory in Bozeman for testing as required for bears killed in inhabited areas.
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Augusta
Paul Mihalovich
Mihalovich
Roscoe Geise
Kenneth Gourley
State Veterinary Laboratory
Bozeman
Glacier Park
Home Sewer Class Thursday in Fairfield at VFW Hall
Topics cover basic sewing skills seams darts sleeves and collars. Class begins 7 30 pm and meets weekly at the VFW Hall in Fairfield. No class Oct 10 resumes Oct 17 with zippers plackets and perfect pants. Bring your latest project and note related extension dates.
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VFW Hall
Fairfield
Mrs Isabelle McLaughlin Home After Surgery
Mrs Isabelle McLaughlin returned home from a Great Falls hospital where she had surgery and is reported to be getting along nicely. Local social notes recount WSCS district meeting attendees and various weekend visits among families in the area.
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Isabelle McLaughlin
Great Falls
Jack O'Neil
Willard Paulus
WSCS
Sunnyside
Gibler
Ray Gibler
Tacoma
Wash
Ray Giblers
Allan Hancock
George Henderson
Ron Hinman
Jerry Clark
Fairfield
Enoch Stroh
A. C. Robinson
Bozeman
Robinsons
Johnny Robinson
Strohs
Pete Howard
Clara Baker
Art Weist
Roger Weist
Ginger
Howard
Minimum Range Set for 1969 Feed Grain Diversion
USDA announces a 20 to 25 percent minimum diversion for next year’s feed grain program covering corn, grain sorghum, and barley. Secretary Orville Freeman says additional diversion may be needed to balance production with requirements as plans for 1969 finalize.
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USDA
Orville Freeman
1969 feed grain program minimum diversion details
Farmers may begin with a 20 percent minimum diversion to qualify for the 1969 program and plan substitutions. If the minimum turns out higher, they could keep 5 percent acreage diverted and seek payment under additional diversion, or plant spring-seeded crops. They may raise diversion by selling grain before certification and can contact county ASCS offices for details.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Mrs. Andrews Dies Thursday in Great Falls
Mrs. William L. Andrews 76 a Power area resident for 58 years died last Thursday in a Great Falls hospital after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Saturday in Great Falls with Rev August Borchardt officiating. Burial was in Highland Cemetery. Born January 1 1892 in Dawson Minnesota she came to Montana as a young woman and later married Andrews. The couple ranched near Power since 1914. Surviving are the widower a son Robert O. of Fairfield daughters Dorothy Andrews and Mrs Earl Mills of Power 14 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren five sisters also survive.
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William L
Bertina) Andrews
Power Area
Great Falls
August Borchardt
Highland Cemetery
Andrews
Dawson
Minn
Montana
Power
Robert O., Fairfield
Dorothy Andrews
Earl
Doris) Mills
ASCS Highlights Teton Counts Office Chooses Radio Spokesperson
Mrs Romey McCollum manager of the Teton Counts ASCS office in Chateau announced this week that radio station KRTV will present ASCS highlights at 645 am each Wednesday and Thursday morning. A congressional candidate will appear weekly for the next four weeks to discuss the farm program.
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Romey McCollum
Teton Counts Ascs
Chateau
KRTV
ASCS
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Dana Vail
Choteau Elec
Choteau Imp. Co
Ray E. Yeager
Conrad
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Main Ave
Clara Wood
Big Sky
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Choteau Feed & Seed
3Rd Ave. N. E
Acantha
Choteau Drug
George Headington
Gamble
Cecil Bilbro
Ray Yeager
Ray Yeater
Coast To Coast
Don la Baugh
U. S
Choteau Imp
Ford
Raycraft
H.p
Ttc
Ralph Groth
Ralph M. Sickles
Browning
Taylor Motor CO
Walt Armstrong
Jay Dunckel
Ramona Morris
Ray Anderson
Jay Lyon Farm
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RADIO
Andy’s Appliance Center
Cooperative Extension Service
Marilyn J. Cole
Collins
Whitie’s
ENCO
Ralph's Sharpening Service
Mrs. Andrews
John Lyon
Senate Club
Rich’s Standard Service
Choteau, Montana
Teton Abstract Company
Teton County Abstract CO
George Beaudeau
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