Montana farmers to participate in October crop survey
Montana crop producers will cooperate in an agricultural survey conducted by the Crop and Livestock Reporting Service in late October. Frasier T. Galloway, statistician in charge, says questionnaires on acreage and production will be mailed to farmers and ranchers and returned for state and national estimates used by 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
Mayor Dellwo Proclaims October 24 United Nations Day
Mayor Jim Dellwo proclaims Oct 24 as United Nations Day in Chateau aligning with Nixon and Gov. Anderson. UN founded Oct 24 1945 and in 1947 the UN proclaimed Oct 24 to be observed annually by member nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dellwo
United Nations
Chateau
Nixon
Forrest Anderson
Wolverton to Visit Magdalena for Rebekah Assembly Talk
Wolverton vice president of the Rebekah Assembly of Montana will visit Queen Rebekah Lodge in Chateau on October 15. A potluck at 6 30 p m precedes the regular meeting at 8 00 p m All members urged to attend both events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magdalena Wolverton
Rebekah Assembly of Montana
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Chateau
Museum of the Plains Indian Browning Opens Fall Season
The Museum of the Plains Indian in Browning will stay open this year through December 24 with a special Donald Billedeaux art exhibition marking the first Fall-Spring season of activities. The show runs through November 15 and the museum operates Tuesday to Sunday 12 to 5 PM with art and crafts sales by the Blackfeet Art Foundation at the museum and crafts center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of the Plains Indian
Browning
Donald Billedeaux
Billedeaux
Blackfeet Art Foundation
Museum and Crafts Center
Celebrations and Births Across Local Families
A son named Huigh Jay was born Sept 24 at Teton Memorial Hospital weighing 8 pounds 14 ounces to Mr and Mrs Huigh Greyn. He has three sisters and three brothers. maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Louie Bouma and paternal grandmother Mrs L Greyn. Lorraine Kimmet celebrated her fifth birthday with friend guests. D J Phelps marked his seventh birthday with a party. Local residents Cdr and Mrs James Keating are visiting. Civic Social Club plans a meeting on Oct 14 at 2 PM. Marilyn Cole hosted a bridal shower guests include Mrs Goodwin Mrs Phillips and Mrs Depner. DeAnn Clark returned from Columbus Hospital in Great Falls feeling better.
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Huigh Greyn
the Teton Memorial Hospital
Huigh Jay
Nina
Linda
Kathryn
Gilbert
Larry
Vernon
Louie Bouma
Chateau
Heather Jordan
Patty Weigard
Janelle Carlson
Heidi van Wichen
Sherry Anderson
Connie
Kathy Kimmel
Sharmi Dunckel
Venus Cook
Deanna Phelps
D. J. Phelps
David Phelps
Cherrie Henthorne
Ann Hogue
Steve Brown
Jeff Pourroy
Alden Young
Michael Lane
Rob Wearley
Deanna
Deborah
Cdr
James Keating
Tom Phillips
Fairfield
Depner
DeAnn Clark
Jack Clark
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Edwards Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary Open House
Mr and Mrs N W Edwards were honored by family with an open house at their home on Sunday September 28 to mark sixty years of marriage. About 150 relatives and friends attended and relatives traveled from Ovando Lincoln Valier and other towns. The couple wed October 6 1909 in Wilbur Washington and moved to Montana in 1913 to homestead near Chateau. They retired in 1953 due to health and remain active in church and Sunday School. They have nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren.
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N. W. Edwards
William F. Olsen
Edwin J. Schilling
Donna Jean Schilling
K. E. Sturgis
Amund Larson
D. B. Crane
Frieda Schroder
Leonard Sheble
Clark Inbody
Frank Zgoda
Arthur Bagley
C. G. Monkman
William McManus
Great Falls
James E. Sheble
Walter
Edwards
Wilbur
Wash
Montana
Chateau
Elizabeth Copenhaver
Eugene Copenhaver
Wendell Copenhaver
Howard Copenhaver
Steve
Ovando
Joe Brunett
Lincoln
Sherry
Valier
Cold Water Dangers Warned For Duck Hunters
Montana water temperatures hover around 50 degrees Fahrenheit as the waterfowl season opens. Hunters in cold weather should avoid panicking, keep clothing on, use buoyant gear, and move with smooth strokes. Rapid rewarming away from alcohol is advised to prevent hypothermia and heart stress.
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Fish and Game
Montana
Navy
Dachau
Rascher
Western Names Lehnerz Player of the Week at Western Montana
Western Montana College named Ron Lehnerz of Choteau one of the Players of the Week after the Bulldogs rallied for a 33-10 victory over Eastern Montana. The sophomore ran 40 times for 159 yards on drive producing 8 and 10 yard TD runs and boosted his season total to 507 yards on 104 carries.
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Dillon
Western Montana College
Bulldog
Eastern Montana
Frontier
Ron Lehnerz
Choteau
Sonny Holland
Lehnert
Ram
Freshman Candidate Jan Silve Elected at Western Montana
Western Montana College Dillon names Jan Rae Silve as freshman class candidate for Homecoming events on Oct 24 and 25. Friday features a formal dance. Saturday includes a freshman float parade before the Western Montana Bulldogs vs Havre’s Northern Lights game. Silve, 1969 Fairfield High School graduate, is daughter of Reece F. and spouse.
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Jan Rae Silve
Western Montana College
Dillon
Western
Western Montana Bulldogs
Havre
Northern Lights
Miss Silve
Fairfield High School
Reece F. Silve
Sunny Slope
Lodmell Couple Houseguests In Florida Visit Montana
Mr and Mrs Robert Lodmell of Lake Wales Florida are houseguests of his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Al Jaumette. They are en route to Hawaii to visit their daughter and are sight seeing and visiting in Montana.
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Robert Lodmell
Lake Wales
Fla
al Jaumette
Lodmell
Hawaii
Montana
Chalmers Named Keyman in Montana Water Development
Dr. Leslie Chalmers a Chateau farmer and Eastern Montana College economist is named area Keyman for MWDA to spread information, gather feedback, and support local water development efforts. Dick Fabrick MWDA district director notes the program links statewide activists and policy shaping.
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Leslie Chalmers
Chateau
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Montana
Dick Fabrick
Montana Water Development Association
MWDA
Fabrick
Card of Thanks for Sadie J Baquet Family
The Baquet family expresses gratitude to everyone for cards flowers memorials and aid after the fire at their home. Special thanks go to Dr Hamilton Mrs Helen Throckmorton Pioneer Home nurses pallbearers Chateau Volunteer Firemen and friends who assisted. Clyde Baquet Emil Schlepp and families Eugene Baquet and families Larry and Petie Banks.
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Sadie J. Baquet
Dr. Hamilton
Helen Throckmorton
Pioneer Home
Clyde Baquet
Emil Schlepp
Chateau
Larry and
Petie Banks
For Rent Apartments and Trailer Space Available
Too Late to Classify lists rental space including apartments and a trailer space. Contact David Buchanan at 466-2856. Chateau 24-21p. Also offers a trade: VW Bug for a reliable pickup. Call 466-2983. 24-itc.
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David Buchanan
Itc
Visitor Arlie Hanson Seen at Julia Monkman Home
A visitor identified as Arlie Hanson of Seattle Washington recently attended a gathering at Julia Monkman’s residence.
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Julia Monkman
Arlie Hanson
Seattle
Wash
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Dellwo
Wolverton
Frank Igoda
Emil Depner
Bob Davidson
Ray Davidson
Lola Johnson
Arthur Davidson
Livingston
Davidson
Teton County
Loren Wilcox
Columbia Falls
Bynum and Choteau
Chateau United Methodist Church
Gene Todd
George Paige
Zenith
General Electric
Andy
Hest
Open
Fish & Game News
Lehnerz of
Jan Silve
Chalmers
Keyman
Montana State University
Montana Water Users Association
Montana Reclamation Association
Mrs
Eugene Baquet
Tom Evensen
Choteau Drug, Inc
U. Montana
Shelby Coyotes
Malta Mustangs
Chateau Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Oneeemweseeenves
Fort Benton Longhorns
Cut Bank Wolves
Browning Indians
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Chateau Food
Foodtown
del Monte
Y.C
Walt’s Meat Market
Chateau, Mont
John Wayne
Hellfighters
Detroit Lions
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