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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1958

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Pheasant Season Opens Across Montana With Liberal Limits

The Montana Fish and Game Commission sets the ring neck pheasant opener for Sunday noon through November 16 with three cock pheasants per day and six in possession. Hungarian partridge may be hunted Oct 26 to Nov 16 with daily bag limits of three west of the divide and five east. possession limits six west and ten east. Open statewide except restricted preserves and special areas. birds must be taken by bow or shoulder-fired shotgun under 10 gauge.

Montana Fish and Game Commission Montana Blackfeet Indian Reservation Howard Light Place Pablo Reservoir Lake County

Anderson To Speak At Fairfield Friday

Congressman LeRoy Anderson will headline a potluck dinner at the Legion hall in Fairfield on Friday Oct 31. He tours the county with coffee hours at Pendray and power town stops before a 6:30 to 7 p.m. dinner in Fairfield. Harriet Morgan of Fairfield leads the event. the public is invited.

LeRoy Anderson Legion Hall Fairfield Anderson Pendray Bynum Choteau Cornell Dutton and Power Harriet Morgan

Bulldogs Fall to Browning 18-14 in hard fought game

The Château Bulldogs lost to the Browning Indians 18 to 14 on Friday. Chateau drove into Browning territory several times but failed to cross the goal line, including four drives ending within one yard. LeRoy Yeager opened scoring with a 15 yard run in the first quarter.

Chateau Bulldogs Browning Indians Bulldogs Chateau Browning LeRoy Yeager Choteau

Choteau Teachers Attend Multiple MEA Conferences

Choteau schools suspend classes today and tomorrow as Montana Education Association conferences affect staff. High school attendees in Great Falls include Dominic Reed and Supt. Ed Schiller. others travel to Billings and Missoula for sessions.

Choteau Montana Educational Association Great Falls Choteau High School Dominic Reed Charles Allen John Nauck David Baglien Charles Peck Jeanne McNea Janece Welton Ed Schiller Hazel Castle Catherine Zeller Marian Huffman Annetta Meech Eunice Isaacson Alyce Barrett Dorothy Reiner Grayce McGuire David LaFond Pat O'Neill Betty Clifford Carl Johnson Robert Gormley Billings Albert Finley Frank Diener Helen Rustad Missoula Fay Buck Dorothy Kneeland Eileen Erickson Kay Cronk Stan Rathman

Chamber Hears Road Plans At Helena Meeting

Choteau Chamber of Commerce favors road improvements in Teton county with focus on U S 89 and Route 33. Delegates will meet state highway officials in Helena to discuss ideas while Montana Saskatchewan Alberta conference is sought. Members address dues, funding shortfall, and attendance concerns.

Choteau Chamber of Commerce Choteau State Highway Commission Helena Teton County U. S. 89 Fairfield Montana Chamber of Commerce Saskatchewan Alberta Montana Chambers of Commerce Fairfield East Chamber of Commerce

Farm Bureau Plans Banquet With Chateau Club and Library Benefit

The Teton County Farm Bureau teams with the Chateau Woman’s Club for a banquet at 7 30 p m on Saturday in the Methodist church to benefit the public library. Proceeds go to the Woman’s Club. tickets via Mrs D B Crane. The annual convention starts 10 am Saturday at the lower American Legion hall with newly elected officers Pete Lear Darwin Crane and Ted Sorenson.

Teton County Farm Bureau Chateau Woman's Club Legion Hall Supreme Court James T. Harrison Woman’s Club D. B. Crane Farm Bureau

Butte Professor Speaks To School Science Club

Professor Don McClashen head of mineral dressing at Montana School of Mines spoke to Chateau High School Science Club on engineering training job availability starting salaries employment places and advancement. Teachers and students from Power Dutton Simms Augusta Brady Walier Conrad Fairfield and Great Falls attended.

Don McClashen Montana School of Mines Chateau High School McClashen Power Dutton Simms Augusta Brady Walier Conrad Fairfield Great Falls

Chateau High School First Six Weeks Honor Roll List

The Chateau High School releases its honor roll for the first six weeks with seniors Janet Hickman and Carol Enderson among top scorers. The list includes juniors, sophomores, and freshmen with scores ranging from 8.5 to 6, plus several honorable mentions.

Chateau High School Janet Hickman Carol Enderson Kaye Ferris Ruth Ann Swanson Kathy Johnson Lanore Larsen Dick Koch Lynne Howard Jan Jaumotte Keith Chalmers Myrtle Rose Marlene Vance Julie Jaumotte Jean LaRance Mona Kay Larsen Howard Truchot Lloyd Pedersen Jim Crane Dean Baker Janet Moulton Winifred Vail Suzanne Perkins Rita Ramaker Carol Ann Howard Lee Drummond Rodney Schilling Robbie Crocker

Choteau Motorama Draws Crowd and Community Support

The Choteau Motorama displayed 1959 Pontiac Oldsmobile Dodge Plymouth Ford Chevrolet and Cadillac models. More than 600 people attended a luncheon at the pavilion served by Mrs. Carrie Bagley and helpers. Local car dealers sponsored the show calling it a successful first event and a sign of broader mass car show trends.

Choteau Pavilion Choteau Motorama Choteau Trading Carrie Bagley Pontiac Dodge Plymouth Ford Chevrolet Cadillac Chateau

New Becker Drive Hints at Oil Bonanza in Bannatyne Field

Becker Oil Company filed locations for 28 wells in the Bannatyne field spanning northeastern Teton and southeastern Pondera counties. Discovered in 1927, the Swift sand yields 60 to 70 foot thick, porous reservoirs with heavy oil. a pressure recovery program is planned to unlock potential believed to hold vast undeveloped oil, with at least 23 wells to be drilled. The move follows prior idle periods and localized Madison production, prompting speculation on a million-dollar payoff.

Bannatyne Teton Pondera Becker Oil Company Madison Becker Montana

Korean Bonus Forms Available For F W Post 4605

The American Legion posts announce Korean Bonus forms are available via Service Officer G E Monkman at the courthouse clerk’s office. Applicants need a certified discharge copy to receive help filling out the forms from Monkman or Adjutant Jim Dellno.

F. W C. James Smith American Legion G E Monkman Monkman Legion Jim Dellno

Two Films For Lions Meeting On Heart Health Education

The Chateau Lions Club will hear two films Be Your Age and Pump Trouble provided by the American Heart Association. Mrs Gordon Haiberg education director of the Teton County Heart Association will present them and Dr Haiberg will lead the discussion Tuesday night.

American Heart Association For Public Information Gordon Haiberg Teton County Heart Association Chateau Lions Club Haiberg

Karen Huidekoper Weds George Mader at St Josephs

Karen Huidekoper marries George Mader at St Josephs. The bride is escorted by her father and wears a floor length Alencon lace gown with a ruffled skirt over white satin and a sequined Sabrina neckline. She carries a bouquet of white shattered carnations.

Karen Huidekoper George Mader St. Joseph's Sabrina Karen Beth Huidekoper P. D. Huidekoper Chateau George Edwin Mader George W. Mader Great Falls St. Joseph's Catholic Church Thomas Gannon

Council Selects Gradon Green as Part-Time Marshal

The city council chose Gradon Green as part-time marshal replacing William G. Irwin who resigned. Green and Ray Rowley were candidates. Other items include three building permits for garages and baths, a TV mast permit, a sewer extension proposal for Country Club Heights, and a council resolution to consider the extension at the next meeting.

Gradon Green Green Ray Rowley William G. Irwin Leo Pierre Talbert Pierre A. G Gilbert Hazlett Jesse E. White Shermans Julia Monkman Country Club Heights Leo Murphy

Fairfield farmer Clarence Rapp dies in Hood River crash

Clarence Rapp 61 of Fairfield died in a highways collision west of Hood River Oregon Sunday night. His wife Mrs Rapp hospitalized with bruises and a broken leg. Rapps son Eldon and four other children, plus seven brothers, survive. The Fischer brothers Paul and Lenoir of Kellogg Idaho also perished.

Fairfield Clarence Rapp Fairfield Farmer Hood River Ore Paul Lenoir Fischer Kellogge Ida Rapp Fischer Portland Gerald South Dakota Montana Glendive James Maxwell Eldon Thayne Chris Walter Butte Frank Roseburg Howard Tacoma Wash Earl Parker S Dak Alfred Marion S. Dak Joseph Rapid City Freeman Hot Springs

Fairfield Woman Begins 22nd Year As Cancer Worker

Mrs Leonard Olson of Fairfield will again chair Teton County Cancer Control, marking her 22nd year with the American Cancer Society. She attended a three day ACS training school in Great Falls, heard Francis Lindaman of New York City on Organization, and Joseph Urban of San Francisco on United Funds. Other delegates included Mrs Frank Harris and Mrs Gideon Udin.

Leonard Olson Fairfield Teton County Cancer Control American Cancer Society Olson ACS Great Falls Francis C Lindaman New York City Joseph Urban San Francisco United Funds Cancer Club Central Catholic High School Mildred Marie The Nations First High School Sister Marie Teton County Frank Harris Gideon Udin

Workshop Sessions Planned by Local Girl Scout Leaders

Mrs Myles Standish and Mrs Ed Schiller plan a Girl Scout workshop in the Methodist church basement with two sessions 9 30 to 11 30 am for Brownie leaders and 1 30 to 3 30 pm for intermediate leaders The theme Arts and Crafts with Inexpensive Materials attendees should bring discarded phonograph records button boxes enamel paint supplies and for the afternoon a coffee can with a small can inside plus other items The leaders will present the workshop to Girl Scout leaders in Great Falls on Nov 14 where Mrs Charles Boussad will also give a demonstration on creative art

Myles Standish Ed Schiller Methodist Church Standish Schiller Great Falls Charles Boussard

Study Group meets at Mrs Russell home on Faith outreach

Mrs. C. E. Russell hosted a Study Group gathering on Thursday October 16 focusing on methods to communicate the Faith to churchmen and nonbelievers led by Vicar Arthur R. Green.

C. E. Russell Arthur R. Green

Montana Wheat Crop Estimated As Third Largest In State History

Montana farmers are forecast to earn about 158.5 million dollars from the state's third largest wheat crop. The all wheat production is pegged at 99.675 million bushels with Winter wheat at 61.49 million and Spring durum and other varieties making up the rest, based on yields and acreage forecasts from state and federal agricultural statisticians.

Montana Montana Agricultural Department P J. Creer Federal Agricultural Statistician Creer

Ashton Jones to Speak at Fairfield Rally Thursday

Ashton Jones of Broadus the Republican candidate for Congress in Montana's 2nd district will speak at a Republican rally in Fairfield next Thursday Oct 30 at 8 pm in the Legion hall. Refreshments will be served. The election on Nov 4 is an off year with key congressional posts at stake.

Congress Montana Ashton Jones Broadus Fairfield Jones Legion Hall

Conferences Planned At Chateau School

The kindergarten and grades 1 2 and 3 will dismiss at 3 p.m. during the weeks of Oct 26 to Nov 1 and Nov 3 to Nov 7 for parent teacher conferences. Appointment letters will notify parents of conference times.

Freak Accident Near Fairfield Leaves Woman Injured

Helen Denny, 19, of Rocky Boy Indian Reservation, was hospitalized after stepping in front of a slow car driven by Stanley Genereaux, 24, on Wallace Maxwell's farm. The car wheel rested on her feet. she was treated for a cracked shoulder and abrasions at Chateau hospital and released. Deputy Sheriff Dave Harris cited Genereaux for no driver license.

Helen Denny Rocky Boy Indian Reservation Fairfield Stanley Genereaux Wallace Maxwell Miss Denny Chateau Hospital Dave Harris Genereaux

Social event scheduled for Saturday at 9 p.m

A social gathering is set for Saturday at 9 p.m. No location or host is specified in the readable text.

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G. Monkman George Anderson Toastmasters Clubs George Henderson Chateau Toastmasters Club Cornell Hotel John Connors International Toastmasters Organization Lions Oregon
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