Dale Implement Moves to Modern Quarters
The Dale Implement Co operated by Tom Moore relocates one half block east of North Main to an 80 by 80 foot renovated building originally built in 1915 by Power-Morgan. The new showroom office and parts area include a 28 foot high pylon with an IH symbol, front plate glass display, white Oriental stucco exterior, and updated plumbing heating and electrical work by John Moore and Dale Implement staff.
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Dale Implement Co
Tom Moore
North Main
Power-Morgan
Dale Implement
International Harvester
Dale Implement Firm
Moore
Modern
Ole Lestrud
John Moore
Power-Morgan Co
Phillips 66 Co
The
Implement Company
Faculty Prepares For School Opening At Chateau
The Chateau school faculty for the new year is announced with grade assignments for 8 classes and names for high school teachers. Eighth graders will move to the high school building next week and bus routes are outlined. Registration for first grade children is urged tomorrow, Friday, or next Tuesday morning.
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Arlene McKee
Hazel Castle
Katherine Zeller
Florence Ennis
Rhoda Yarrick
Jane Smith
Emily Hodgskiss
Oranda Nelson
Helen Hansen
David O. McKee
Harvey H. Hatley
Alfred Baumgartner
Albert Schrock
Etta Anderson
Lee Brown
Annabelle Cruikshank
Noreen Ingle
Mary Ruffel
Melvin Ham
Howard Ruegamer
Paul Hensleigh
Albert Finley
Vernon Alf
John Nauck
Helen Vance
Jack Cherry
Farmington
Heber Vance
Jack Lantz
Committeemen Named at Meet and July 4 Post Report
A balance of 1086.75 was reported from the Fourth of July celebration at the Chateau American Legion Post August meeting. Commander Al Hensley named 46 Legionnaires for the coming year. The Fourth of July financial report, read by Jerry Breen, details receipts and disbursements: rodeo 6999.81, chance 401.20, concessions 250, old balance 88.48, refund 11.66, total gross 7751.15. Overhead costs included 2660.00, prize money 1795.10, rodeo judging 140, freight 3.10, clerical 905.02, ground 354.14, insurance 205, Canvass 58.44, advertising 412.15, phone 13.78, electricity 8, federal tax 899.58. Total expenses 6664.40.
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Chateau American Legion
al Hensley
Jerry Breen
Council Adopts Final Budget For Next Year
Cha teau city approves a 41 mill levy for the coming year with funds split among the general 15 mills street 10 mills bond sinking and interest 14 mills and park and airport 1 mill. Building permits issued for Teton Memorial Hospital Lloyd Martin U S Forest Service Zona Hoeschen Al Baumgartner Seth Cook Hei Duits and relocation projects.
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Park
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Looney
Lloyd Martin
U. S. Forest Service
Zona Hoeschen
Hazlett’s
Hazlett
al Baumgartner
Teton 4-H Youth to Attend Bozeman Congress
More than 400 top ranking 4-H club members and about 100 local leaders from across Montana will gather at Montana State College September 12 to 15 for the fourth Montana 4-H Club congress. Teton county participants include Beverly Seaman Cora Snider Helen Greenli and Norma Van Derelt with Harold Stack of Fairfield as boys club leader. Delegates Vernon Laubach and Floyd De Bruycker will judge small grains and demonstrate pure seed production and beef cattle judging respectively. County extension agents and Montana Agricultural Extension staff will also attend.
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Bozeman
Treasure State
Montana State College
Montana
T. W. Thompson
Teton County
Beverly Seaman
Cora Snider
Helen Greenli
Norma van DeRelt
Harold Stack
Fairfield
Vernon Laubach
Dutton
Floyd de Bruycker
Montana Agricultural Extension Service
Agricul
D L Boggs Funeral Rites Held at Choteau
David L. Boggs a former Choteau resident died in Great Falls after a two year illness. Funeral services were held in Choteau with burial there. Survivors include four sons three daughters and 14 grandchildren.
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David L. Boggs
Choteau
Great Falls
A. B. Grandal
Charles E. Jones
Walter Cooper
Alex Muir
Augusta
Ben Chalmers
Glen Inbody
Farmington
Earl Terry
Boggs
Harrisburg
Ore
Brady
Bertha Haner
Clair E. Boggs
San Lorenzo
Calif
Delbert Boggs
Denver
Colo
Tyler Boggs
Kenneth Boggs
Maude Morrison
Leona Crittenden
Phoenix
Ariz
Labor Day Weekend Closure Warns Shoppers
Shoppers are warned to buy ahead for a double holiday with Labor Day on Monday. Local businesses that normally close on Sundays will also be closed next Monday, affecting store hours and plans.
Missionary Rev Marcellus D Ross to Speak at Two Churches
The Rev Marcellus D Ross a leading India mission missionary will headline talks for the Chateau Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service next Wednesday September 7 at 2 30 PM and again at 8 PM at the Pendrey Community Church His wife Mrs Tekla Hoffman Ross R N will also address both gatherings He will recount decades in South India and Hyderabad State and discuss India independence and Pakistan He began his India work in 1912 after graduating from Kansas Wesleyan University
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Marcellus D. Ross
Methodist Church
India
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Chateau Methodist Church
Pendrey
Tekla Hoffman Ross
R. N
Ross
South
Hyderabad
Pakistan
Kansas Wesleyan University
Kansas Public Schools
Lindsborg
Kans
Obituary of Arthur A Pelletier 77 Great Falls court reporter
Arthur A Pelletier 77 longtime court reporter for Montana's ninth judicial district died after a weeklong illness in Great Falls He was associated with the district and United States courts for 52 years and the past two decades with Judge R M Hattersley His survivors include daughter Mrs Merle O Laine son Victor A Pelletier and sister Blanche Pelletier Entombment followed at the Great Falls Mausoleum Mass was offered at St Ann Cathedral Great Falls earlier in the week
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W. H. George Co
St. Ann's Cathederal
Great Falls
Arthur A. Pelletier
Ninth Judicial District of
Montana
Montreal
Canada
United States
Ninth Judicial District
R. M. Hattersley
Conrad
Merle O. Laine
Victor A. Pe
Missionary leaders to speak at Chateau and Pendroy
The Rev. Marcellus Od. Ross, famed India missionary of 36 years, will address WSCS and Pendroy audiences at Chateau next Wednesday on independence in India and Pakistan. His wife Mrs. Tekla Hoffman Ross, a 25 year nurse and medical missionary, will also speak, sharing work in Kolar Bidar and Bangalore.
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Marcellus OD. Ross
India
Chateau
WSCS
Pendrey
Ross
Bihar
Lucknow College
Pakistan
Tekla Hoffman Ross
M. D. Ross
Chateau and Pendroy
Bulldogs Schedule Seven Grid Games
The Chateau Bulldogs plan a seven game football slate with open dates and home and away contests. Coach Ruegamer notes 12 lettermen return, two key spots need replacements, and 33 uniforms issued with 11 more pending as practice begins.
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Bulldogs
Chateau
Conrad
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Ruegamer
Bill Perry
Duane Franks
Chinook Ruegamer
Stock Train To Make Weekly Stops At Chateau
Great Northern will run a weekly stock loading train to eastern markets starting Tuesday Sept 6. Train No 373 arrives Chateau at 12 15 pm and departs for Great Falls at 3 40 pm each Tuesday. This week Carl Malone shipped two cattle cars and Peterson Cattle Co Spencer Iowa shipped six cars of feeder stock.
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Great Northern
Chateau
Carl Gulbrandsen
No. 373
Great Falls
Carl Malone
Peterson Cattle Co
Spencer
Iowa
Gulbrandsen
Power Company Raises Voltage Across Great Falls Triangle
Montana Power crews cut more than 224 miles of transmission lines and 15 substations to raise voltage to 69 000 volts in the Great Falls Chester Havre triangle. The Sun River loop 50 000 volt system will also be converted, linking Chateau Fairfield Dutton Conrad and nearby towns along with the Marias tie line. H E Chambliss says the move increases capacity to meet rising electrical demand after a year of prep work.
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Great Falls
Montana Power Company
Chester-Havre
Sun River
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Conrad
Marias Over Electric Cooperative
Shely
H. E. Chambliss
Triangle
Chambliss
Great Falls-Chester-Havre
Havre
Sun River Loop
Shelby
Marias River
Visiting Judges Laud Chateau Wo Flower Show Success
The Chateau Wo women’s club flower show at the park pavilion last Saturday drew praise from visiting judges Mrs. E. M. Baxter and Mrs. Wilkenson from Great Falls. 41 entries earned blue, red and white ribbons across numerous categories with numerous first second and third place winners listed for calendula, dahlias, daisies, gladiolas, larkspur, marigold, nasturtium, pansy, petunia, phlox, roses, salpiglossis, snapdragons, and sweet peas.
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Chateau Women’s Club
Park Pavilion
E. M. Baxter
Wilkenson
Great Falls
Calendula
Ronnie Cook
Dahlias
Rollis Ferris
Daisy
W. F. Arensmeyer
Gladiolas
Rollie Ferris
Gibson Monkman
W. F. Aresmeyer
Larkspur
Eldon Cook
Charles Dahlin
Marigold
Eddie Howard
Robert Zion
Sandra Sue Hanusa
Nasturtium
William Jay
Betty Helm
Nasturium
Lydia Lewis
Pansy
Clarence Stenson
Walter Arensmeyer
C. H. Porter
Petunia
H. W. Bateman
Edna Henderson
Phlox
C. Looney
H. B. Swanson
Emma Paulus
Roses
Bonn
Ellis Family Gives Firemen Check for 100
The Choteau fire department received a 100 dollar check from Richard and Vivian Ellis and Edward and Marcia Ellis for helping extinguish a August 6 bunkhouse blaze northwest of Choteau. The owners praised the department for saving other property and thanked all firefighters in a signed letter.
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Choteau
Ellis Ranch
Richard
Vivian Ellis
Edward
Marcia Ellis
Chateau
Ellis
Fire Department
Harvest Festival Dance Slated At Moose Hall
The Moose lodge opens its fall dancing with a harvest festival at Moose Hall this Saturday. Music by the Happy Four. Public dancing every Saturday night. Moose members admitted free with dues receipts. public pays regular admission.
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Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Happy Four
Moose
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D. L. Boggs
M.D. Ross
Will
A. A. Pelletier
Falls Home
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Howard
Cub Bank
St. Marys
Chinook
Fort Benton
Power Company
Smoteau
Jelo
C Shelby
Comrad
Ghester
Rudyard
Port Bentor
Kremlin
Sandy
Follaseow
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