Republicans Draw Large Turnout For County Rally Speech
Governor Tim Babcock told about 500 Teton county Republicans that Montana will be in the black by June 1963 and meet all obligations without tax increases. He urged a Republican legislature and a Republican senate to control the presidency pro tem role. he cited Montana's record of fiscal responsibility and high employment. Congressman Battin backed Kennedy but emphasized support for a cautious tough stance on Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Babcock
Teton County
Montana
Senate
Babcock
Kennedy
CHS Homecoming Events Highlight Friday Schedule
Chateau High School prepares a Friday homecoming with a 5 p.m. parade and a 8 p.m. snake dance before the football game against the Coyotes. A postgame dance, queen announcement, and halftime show follow, with prize money donated by Paul Rice of Bynum for best floats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School
CHS
Paul Rice
Bynum
Coyotes
Ginny Lou Jackson
Jan Oertel
Kaylene Larson
Donna Burt
Beef for Boys Ranch rounds up calves for Yellowstone project
Yellowstone Boys Ranch asks Teton county donors to bring calves to Chateau stockyards on November 1 for a roundup. Past success with 37 calves spurs a repeat effort to feed 40 current residents, with donations tax deductible and counts rising as more ranchers pledge cattle from diverse breeds.
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Teton County
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Chateau
Boys Ranch
Woody Armstrong
Montana
S Ranch
Fish Habitat Improvement Set in October
Diversion of half a mile of the North Fork of the Teton River should be finished this month under a coordinated effort by the Montana Fish and Game Commission U S Forest Service and the Teton County Sportsmen's Association. The project aims to create favorable trout habitat with meandering flow riffles and undercut banks while drawing more anglers to the area for stocking justification. A head gate is awaited to resume work after a completed dike diverts flow into the old channel.
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Teton River
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Seven Lazy P Guest Ranch
Montana Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Forest Service
Nels Thorson
Thorson
Sportsmen’s Club
Jack Slanger
Grain Growers Plan Candidate Meeting At Chateau Hall
State legislature candidates speak at a public meeting in Chateau Legion Hall tonight at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Teton County Grain Growers Association, speakers include State Sen. Paul Rice and Jerry Breen for the senate and Nels Hemstad and Rep. Gordon McOmber for the house. They will discuss Montana agriculture and public interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lower Legion Hall
At & P.m
Teton County Grain Growers Association
Paul Rice
Jerry Breen
State Senate
Nels Hemstad
Gordon McOmber
State House
Montana
Area Women Are Chosen TB Workers
Helena Mrs. Jean L Jensen Chateau and Mrs Eunice Hanson Fairfield named to represent the Montana Tuberculosis Association in year round control activities. John H Casebolt MTA executive director said they will assist with local health education tuberculosis case finding and control programs and take part in the Christmas Seal fund raising. He stressed early detection remains key to recovery and that tuberculosis is Montana’s most significant communicable disease.
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Helena
Jean L. Jensen
Chateau
Eunice Hanson
Fairfield
Montana Tuberculosis Association
John H. Casebolt
MTA
Hanson
Casebolt
Montana
Firemen Douse Dump Blaze Early Monday Morning
Chateau firemen were rousted from bed at 4 40 Monday morning to extinguish a city dump blaze. By arrival the wind had died enough to stop fanning the blaze and the department extinguished the main part. George O Hare city night marshal reported the fire and watched remaining flames through the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
George O'Hare
Brown Tells Local MEA Meet Schools Need Funds
George C Brown Montana Education Association public meeting speaker said schools face rising costs and enrollment. He warned inflation and 14 to 28 percent population growth over ten years will stretch finances and require more skilled labor as education must adapt to new demands. Continued on page 4
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Brown
Montana Education Association
Chateau High School
George C. Brown
Montana
Lees
Brown Hig Wal Ieee
Scout Council Tells Results of Fund Drive
Northcentral Bay Scout council reports about 60 percent canvassed and roughly $39,000 raised toward a $62,000 budget. Of 34 communities, 21 had incomplete results and 13 had not reported by Wednesday morning. Château led with 75 percent contacted at $784.96, Dutton $742.25, Power $206.75, Fairfield $635.10. Drive leaders Nauck and McCartney urged workers to finish by October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northcentral Bay
Scout Council
Chateau
Dutton
Power
Fairfield
Bob Nauck
Tom McCartney
Nauck
Schneider Accepts Research Mission Update
James Schneider son of Mrs. Percy Robinson of Chateau Stanford Schneider at Park California has joined a three month assignment with Research Institute in Menlo Sew Hawaii briefing prior to mid way. He will return to school at Montana to complete the three month assignment and pursue an electrical degree. Ethel Hodgekiss returned to Chateau Monday from Great Falls after major surgery at Columbus Hospital and is staying with Lloyd Hodgekiss for recovery.
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James Schneider
Percy -Robinson
Chateau
Stanford Schneider
Park
Calif
Menlo
Hawaii
Midway - Aries Ags
Schneider Wite
Montana
College Threesmonth
Ethel
Hodgekiss
Great’ Falls
Columbus Hospital
The
Lloyd’ Hodgekiss
No Acreage Increase Planned for 1963 Durum Wheat
R J McKenna says no 1963 acreage rise for durum wheat after Freeman's decision following farmer miller and pasta maker input. Durum crop set 1962 record at 67 million bushels with yields near 28.5 bushels per acre, double the ten year average.
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R. J. McKenna
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Orville Freeman
Secretary of Agriculture
Durum
Headquarters demo opens Friday and Saturday in Montana Motors building
The event schedule for the Teton Democratic headquarters lists open hours Friday and Saturday October 12 and 13 from 10 to 12 and 2 to 5 in the Montana Motors building. A final schedule will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Democratic
Deadqaerters
Montana’ “Motors
MSU Fraternities Rosters Update Amid Week of Tests
MSU updates rosters for fraternities as a test week unfolds. Names listed include Dutton and Thorne with several sororities and Greek organizations such as Phi Epsilon and Aigma Phi referenced in the roster notes.
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Dutton
Aisha Fas
Erie
Thorne
Aigma Phi
Epsilon
County office to close two days for meeting in Great Falls
The county office of the Farm ers Home Administration Fairfield will close Thursday and Friday October 18 and 19 as personnel attend an area meeting in Great Falls.
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Ane
Fairfield
Great Falls
Graybill to Speak Monday at Teton Kickoff Dinner
Leo Graybill Jr Democratic candidate for Montana’s second district headlines the Teton county Democrats kickoff with a Monday dinner at 6 30 p.m. in the Chateau American Legion hall. Fred Barrett and other party leaders join.
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Leo Graybill
Teton
Democrat
Leo Graybill Jr
Montana
Teton County
Chateau American Legion Hall
Graybill
Fred Barrett
Chester
Democratic Stateentral Committee
Wilma Mayr
Democratic Cental Committee
Montana Legislature
Paul Rice
Gordon McOmber
Omer Rowland
G. E. Monkman
Cheser Baker
Lorraine Maynard
Jean Pollock
Alecker
Yale
Montana State University
MSU
Montana Power Co
Meyer
Choteau
Norma Keil
Leo
Chink Season To Open Sunday Afternoon Pheasant Hunt
Montana hunters may pursue pheasants for 29 days from Oct 14 noon to Nov 11 sunset with two special zones Fairfield Beach and Fort Peck Game Range. Daily bag limits vary by region from three birds with hens allowed in some counties to six possession, and hunting hours align with migratory waterfowl rules. All state preserves refuges and parks except Fort Peck are closed to pheasant hunting.
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Montana Shotgun
Fairfield Beach
Fort Peck
Fish and Game Department
Continental Divide
Southcentral
Ort -Peck
Stoudt Installed as Group Head at Chateau De Molay
Richard Stoudt was installed master counselor of the Chateau De Molay chapter Monday night. G H Higgins installed officers with Gordon Mills as senior counselor and Gilman Mirehouse as junior counselor.
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Richard Stoudt
Chateau de Molay
G.H. Higgins
Gordon Mills
Gilman Mirehouse
Jesse Malone
Standard
Chet Abbott
Marshall
Walter Malone
Roger Kelly
Ronald Gollehon
Arthur Anderson
Gary Dunckel
Lonnie Dale
Ronald ‘Swartzel
David Shannon
Sentinel
Dennis Seaton
Richard Mirehouse
Gary Mills
Jay Cole
Larry Krone
Arthur Thompson
Roger Weist
Danny Weist
James Peebles
Richard Zion
Albert Thorman Wins Chateau Business Caller Title
Albert Thorman of Porthill Idaho recently won a Chateau business caller contest. The event highlighted local entrepreneurship and community participation in the town.
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Albert’ Thorman
Porthill
Idaho
Wool producers vote to continue deductions from wool payments
Preliminary results show broad support for extending deductions under the National Wool Act of 1954 for 1962 through 1965 marketing years. Nationally 86,239 producers (87 percent) voted for continuation, with 12,117 (12.3 percent) against. Montana results show 1,801 of 2,010 voters in favor, representing 93 percent of votes cast.
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R J. McKenna
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
American Sheep Producers Council, Inc
Montana
Catholic Permit Allows Meat on Columbus Day Friday
Bishop R. G. Hunthausen of Helena grants Catholics permission to eat meat on Friday October 18 as Columbus Day is a civil holiday. The waiver follows a day of abstinence practice and notes the special observance.
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R.‘ G. Hunthausen
Helena
Post-Harvest Crop Survey Set by USDA
Montana farmers are asked to take part in the annual post harvest survey by the U S Department of Agriculture. About 12 000 operators were mailed inquiries Oct 9. The survey aims to collect data on acreage production and utilization with confidential reporting and national totals.
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Montana
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural Statistician
T. J. Kuzelka
Budget Bureau
Bureau of the Budget
Washington
D. C
Kuzelka
Otto Krause Dies in Minneapolis After Surgery
Otto E. Krause aged 56 former Chateau man died last week in Minneapolis after surgery at the University of Minnesota hospital. He owned the Frontier Motel for eight years and retired in 1952 after 22 years with Swift and Co. Born in Waseca he lived there 30 years. Surviving wife Mildred B two daughters three sons two sisters two brothers.
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Otto E. Krause
Chateau
Minneapolis
Krause
Frontier
University of Minnesota Hospital
Waseca
Minn
Swift and Co
Farmer’s Union Cooperative
Oakdale First
Reflector Use Urged For Bicycle Riders
Police Chief Maurice Black urged bicycle riders to use Scotchlite reflectors or lights for night driving. He also asked that youngsters avoid automobile traffic to improve driver safety and reduce traffic hazards.
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Maurice Black
Black
Lions Carnival Yields 1455 Dollar Profit for Pool Debt
The pool carnival earned a total gross of 2021.90 with 1085.40 from games 176 from the door and 760 from other events. Expenses totaled 566.45 leaving a profit of 1455.45 to reduce about 7000 dollars of pool debt and improvements.
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TRL Eee
Two Local Buildings Receive New Faces
Two Chateau buildings undergo a facelift this week with partial fronting applied. Eddy Schumacher and C. O. Juelfs own the properties housing Eddy's Barber Shop Self Service Dry Cleaners and Helgeson's Radio and Television Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy
Helgeson
Eddy Schumacher
C. O. Juelfs
Ross Joins Schirra Recovery Operation
Johnny L. Ross a US Navy seaman took part in the Task Force that recovered Astronaut Walter M. Schirra in the Pacific last week. He served aboard the support aircraft carrier USS Kearsarge as part of a 4000 man Pacific pickup force. Schirra's landing marked the first Pacific recovery.
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Johnny L. Ross
Seaman
USN
Walter M. Schirra
Pacific
Ross
Wills G. Vigen
Chateau
Kearsarge
Schirra
Huntsville Couple Arrives for Two-Week Visit
Mr and Mrs Jerry Borm of Huntsville Alabama arrived last Wednesday to spend two weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Lucier in town.
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Jerry Borm
Huntsville
Ala
Joe Lucier
County Group Plans Private Nursing Home in Teton County
A group of county men proposed forming a corporation to build a private nursing home in Teton County, funding with 10 percent subscribed and seeking a federal loan for the rest. The plan faces opposition to taxes and favors private enterprise over public investment. Taxorama attendees heard discussions on state finances, school funding, and property tax reforms, with calls for more taxpayer involvement in local and state government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Teton County Taxpayers Association
Board of County Commissioners
Chateau
James Crawford
Teton
Crawford
Leo.Murphy
Tion
Robert Helding
Helena
Montana Wood
Ralp& Miracle
Montana “Stock Growers Association
Ed Kellner
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Miracle
Ed Schiller
Choteau Schools
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John Rose
Browning
Walier
Conrad
Rose
O’hara
Hatch
Malta
Malta Mustangs
Art Newton
Terry Kelly
Kelly
Chateau Mentor
Totey
Mustangs
Trvo
Skinner
Fort Benton
Grain Growers Plan Candidate Meeting
Scout ‘Council
Schneider
Ras
USDA
Otto Krause
County Group
Cblatk
McOmber
Helding
State“ Board’ of Equalization
Public Schools Miracle
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