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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
9
Choteau Montana officials invite bids by 8 00 P M October 10 1963 for two fuel projects at the Choteau Airport The first bid covers two storage tanks and a complete gasoline dispenser with related equipment The second bid covers installation of all fuel equipment piping connections labor and electrical work to meet FAA standards
The Choteau Airport Commission requests bids for the necessary electric power to operate the fuel system and adheres to FAA standards. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Secretary W. E. Howard and Chairman Glen Inbody oversee the process with notices dated Sept 26 Oct 3 10.
School District No 1 of Teton County Montana invites sealed bids for seven Pexto sheet metal tools including an adjustable bar folder and rotary machines. Sealed bids due by 8:00 PM October 10 1963 at the Clerk’s office in Chateau Montana with 50 percent bid deposit. balance due 10 days after acceptance. The board may reject all bids.
Directors of Farmers Co operative Canal Company levy $50 per share as of Sept 10 1963 with payment required by Oct 19 1963 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer Chouteau Montana Delinquent shares on Oct 19 1963 will be sold at public auction on Nov 9 1963 at 2:00 PM at Farmington Hall front door Teton County Montana Dated Chateau Montana Sept 10 1963 4 Publ Sept 19 26 Oct 3 10
Adele Bueling Corre Mr and Mrs Don Weaver traveled to Billings for their daughter Dixie Johnston’s illness. Dixie and her daughter Lori returned home to recuperate before she resumes work at a Billings bank. Genger of Climax Canada visits relatives. James Mills recovering from leg treatment. Local club meetings and retirement plans noted. A 25th wedding anniversary celebrated. multiple residents honored in Great Falls. Indian summer weather remains pleasant as fall flowers thrive.
At the October 1 meeting the Prospectors 4-H Club elected Rosemary as president Carol as vice president Nancy secretary treasurer Mae Joanne reporter Corliss pledge leader Margaret song leader Judy and Carol recreation leaders Judy Schuler was named reporter and installation of officers occurred. Centerpiece tasks were assigned to Bobben and Judy for 4-H Recognition. next meeting at Mrs George Schuler's house.
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