Discounts to Continue in 1963 Wheat Program
R. J. McKenna announced that sedimentation tests will remain a measure of wheat quality in 1963 and that 20 cent per bushel discounts will apply to 37 designated undesirable varieties. The list covers Hard Red Winter, Hard Red Spring, White, Soft Red Winter, and Durum types with names such as Blue Jacket, Kan Queen, and Golden Ball. Regulations require price support applicants to certify nonproduction of undesirable varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
State Agricultural Stabiliation and Conservation Committee
McKenna
Gasser
Henry
Kinney
Premier
Progress
Russell
Florence
Greeson
Rex
Sonora
Pendroy Man Dies Last Week In Rest Home
Edward Zimmerman aged 92 of Pendroy died last Wednesday at Teton County Rest Home. Born March 29 1870 in Freeport Minnesota he married Hattie Jaeck in 1909 and moved to a Pendroy farm in 1934. Funeral Aug 31 at Banks Funeral Chapel St. Cloud burial planned. Survived by two children four sisters fourteen grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Zimmerman
District Plans Meet For Scout Campaign
An organizational meeting of the Teton District Boy Scout fundraising drive will be held tonight at 6 30 p.m. at the Cornell Hotel. Community chairmen from Dut ton Power Fairfield Augusta and Chateau will attend the North Central Montana Council steering committee including P Beryl Morris George Roski Tom Mather Col Burt Andrus Lloyd Croxford and Neil Carberry. The statewide campaign will run in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Cornell Hotel
Dutton, Power
Fairfield
Augusta
Chateau
North Central
Montana Council
P. Beryl Morris
George Roski
Tom Mather
Col
Burt Andrus
Lloyd Croxford
Neil Carberry
United States
Canada
Great Britain
Pierre
Chateau Explorer
Montana
Chateau Council Grants 90 Day Bar Closing Extension
The Chateau City Council approved a 90 day extension on 2 a.m. closing hours for bar owners after a third reading of two zoning ordinance sections. The revisions allow small professional office buildings in the residential district once Oct 5 and ensure a landowner cannot block zoning exceptions. The vote was unanimous. James Robison questioned permit timing before the changes take effect. the council said no permits could be issued during the 30 day gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
James Robison
Dental
Medical
Choteau
Mrs. J. Duffey Elected President at Catholic Women’s Council
Mrs. John T. Duffey of Chateau was elected president of the diocesan National Council of Catholic Women at the Helena convention. A longtime educator and former diocesan officer, Duffey has held multiple council roles since 1955 and taught in Choteau since 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Duffey
Chateau
Diocesan
National Council of Catholic Women
Helena
Council of Catholic Women
Duffey
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Northwestern University
Evanston
University of Washington
Seattle
Choteau
John A Duttey
Ron Pierre
Ann Arbor
Mich
Pierre
University of Michigan
Farmers approve wheat quotas in national referendum
Growers nationwide vote to set marketing quotas for the 1963 crop with 68.4 percent in favor. In Montana 60.9 percent approve. Teton county shows 66.49 percent for quotas, below the 66.67 threshold. State and county ASC committees will administer acreage allotments and quotas for the new crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman
Agricultural Stabi
Montana
Teton County
ASC
Chateau Bulldogs Open Season At Home Against Fairfield
Chateau High School Bulldogs battle Fairfield Eagles at home Friday night in a season opener. Coach John Rose notes Fairfield uses a wing formation and has several inexperienced starters. Chateau faces 195-pound fullback Ron Simkins and 200-pound center Bob Loss as foes, with key linemen listed for a projected tough test. Admission is 75 cents adults and 50 cents students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School Bulldogs
Fairfield Eagles
Choteau
Fairfield
Wings
Eagles
John Rose
Rose
Chateau
Ron Simkins
Simkins
Ted Jenkins
Doug Leach
Bob Loss
Russ Andrews
Dave Beck
Bulldogs
Lonnie Dale
Ronnie
George
Walter _ Malone
Roger Kelly
David Shannon
Allen Peters
Gary McCartney
Jack Nesbit
Dave Stott
Dan Hansen
Terry Kelly
Artie Anderson
Will A Dale
Peters
T Malone
McCartney
Anderson
Stott
Terry ‘Kelly
Jere Huffman
Ron Gollehon
Hansen
Fort Benton
Justice Candidate Visits Choteau on Campaign Trail
Associate Justice Stanley M. Doyle stopped in Choteau on Friday during the campaign. Doyle, appointed by the late Governor Nutter, seeks to keep his seat on the State Supreme Court. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Norman of Bozeman spent Sunday and Monday visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley M
Larry” Doyle
Choteau
Doyle
Nutter
State Supreme Court
Hugo Norman
Bozeman
John Moore
Warrior Winter Wheat Not Yet Recommended by Montana Stations
Extension agent reports limited data on Nebraska winter wheat Warrior grown at Havre and Moccasin in 1961 with lower test weights and inconsistent yields. No milling quality data under Montana conditions. 1962 results incomplete. Foundation seed scarce. certified seed may be available but not Foundation quality. Recommend gathering more information before endorsement. Also notes brucellosis testing reminder for slaughter cattle backtagging and backtagging program familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Kelly
Nebraska
Warrior
Triangle
Havre
Moccasin
Fere
Cheyenne
Montana
Triangle Area
J. C. Swinbank
Teton
Bob Bears Down On Big Black Beast
Swortzel of Chateau drove south from East Glacier on Labor Day when a bear leaped from a ditch. A second bear pushed his grill back several inches before Swortzel stopped and watched the 300 pound brute sit up. Forest service was notified. His car later threw a rod, ending a rough day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Swortzel
Chateau
Labor Day
Swortzel
East Glacier
Forest Service
Bob
Limits Severely Curtailed for Duck Hunting
HELENA Montana shifts in waterfowl regulations set by the U S Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife will limit eastern hunting while western Montana remains more liberal in 1962. Central Flyway east of the divide opens Oct 14 and closes Nov 8 for ducks with a two daily limit and four possession. Geese run Oct 7 to Dec 5 with five daily geese allowed. No canvasbacks or red heads. roops of specifics for mergansers scaup and mallards. Ross s geese closed statewide. Beaverhead Gallatin closures noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
U. S
Bureau of Sport’ Fisheries and Wildlife
Montana
Continental Divide
Divide
W. J. Everin
Fish and Game
Canadian Prairie Provinces
Interior ‘Department
Ross
FBI Division Head Wade Bromwell Speaks at Lions Club
Wade Bromwell, director of the Montana Idaho division of the FBI, will address the Lions Club meeting on Tuesday September 11 at 7 pm in Lions Hall. Robert Woodahl, program director, announced the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. Wade
Bromwell
Montana-Idaho
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Lions Hall
Robert Woodahl
Lions Club
Rice Takes Reins as Acting Governor in Babcock Absence
State Senator Paul Rice of Deton assumed duties as acting governor on Wednesday while Governor Tim Babcock was in Washington, D.C. Babcock planned to lead protest forces at hearings on Knowles Dam and to protest limits on hunting, with Rice acting as governor in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Rice
D-Teton
Tim Babcock
Washington
D.C
Babcock
Knowles Dam
Rice
Pronemy
State Senate
Dutton Couple Installed as Eastern Star Officers
Joan and Harvey Weikum were installed as worthy matron and worthy patron of Alpha Chapter 103 Dutton. Other officers named include Betty Styren as associate matron and Doug Wagg as associate patron. visitors from Rudyard Joplin Augusta Great Falls and Chateau attended. Lunch followed the installation and plans noted for a Toastmistress Club meeting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan
Harvey Weikum
Alpha Chapter
Dutton
Beverly Moore
Shirley
Mildrea Hall
Joplin
Rudyard
Augusta
Great’ Falls
Chateau
Harvey
Weikums
Cranes
Betty Styren
Mrs. Cora E. Cohoe Dead in Washington Home
Funeral services for Mrs. Cora E. Cohoe were held in Olympia Washington after she died at her Washington home following years in Choteau Montana. Born October 12 1875 in Claire Wisconsin she had been active in local clubs and the Episcopal church. Survivors include sons Charles Stuart and Walter and a predeceased husband and daughter Alda. Burial at Greenwood Memorial Park Ren ton Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora E.‘Cohoe
Olympia
Wash
Cohoe
Choteau
Washington
Claire
Wis
Alda
J. Burton Salter
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Greenwood Memorial Park
Renton, Wash
Ninth District farm gains lift regional economy
The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis reports modest optimism in the ninth district with improving agriculture driving prospects. Crop prospects rose during July and early August due to ample rains, with near record small grain harvests though winter wheat suffered from a July rust. Totals in grains and higher livestock marketing are expected to boost district cash farm income in late 1962, aiding retail sales and ongoing employment gains in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
South Dakota
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Uly
Everett J Ruren in Conrad as Chateau business caller
Everett J Ruren visited Conrad on Tuesday and acted as a business caller at Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett J Ruren
Conrad
Chateau
Blue Grouse Open Season In Teton County Starts Sunday
A month long season for blue, ruffed, and spruce grouse runs from sunrise before Sept 9 to sunset, with a daily limit of six and a possession limit of 12 after day one. Shotgun up to 10 gauge or archery and firearms allowed. A separate week long chukar and partridge season runs Sept 16 to 23 with limits of six partridges and three sharp tailed grouse daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chukar
Chamber Promotes Color Slides of Montana Scenery
The Choteau Chamber offers a color slide program for civic groups with scenes from Yellowstone and Glacier National Parks and other Montana locales. Arrangements should be made about a month in advance. Discussion also covered relocating the city dump to curb odors and expand a campground, and Choteau’s booming tourism with Jerry Breen crediting the chamber sign program for increasing travel through town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau Chamber
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
Choteau
Jerry Breen
Chamber
U. S. 91
Dutton
Debbie Weist Services Held In Local Chapel
Debbie Rae Weist six died Monday in Warm Springs. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Banks Funeral Chapel with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. Survived by parents Ray and ( Mrs. ) Weist a brother Lyle a sister Donna maternal grandparents Clarence Carlson paternal grandparents Henry Weist pallbearers Roger Weist Danny Weist James Carlson Ramon Plummer burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Rae Weist
Banks Funeral
A. Bernard Gravdal
Miss Weist
Ray W. Weist
Chateau
Warm Springs
Lyle
Donna
Clarence Carlson
Henry Weist
Roger Weist
Danny Weist
James Carlson
Ramon Plummer
Choteau Cemetery
Mrs Nellie Heckford Dies in Rochester Minnesota
Nellie H Heckford 78 wife of William J Heckford Great Falls died Saturday in Rochester Minnesota She was born May 27 1884 in Hungary and lived in Power area as a homesteader with her husband before retiring in Great Falls Funeral services were held in Great Falls today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie H. Heckford
William J. Heckford
Great Falls
Rochester
Minn
Heckford
Power Area
Hungary
Magazine Drive Set For County Areas
The 40 and 8 magazine drive starts in the Choteau and Augusta trade areas. A portion of earnings funds lifesaving and sick room equipment for 22 communities in the state including Choteau and Augusta. Agents carry identification letters signed by Norman Stormwind and other officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Augusta
Bob Holliday
Vivian Emmons
Paul ‘Cromer
Lemmiers
Norman ‘Stormwind
Chef de Gare
Fairfield
Conrad Tournament to Be Played at Cheteau Course
The Conrad golf tournament is set for Sunday at the Cheteau course with about 40 Conrad men expected to compete for honors. Four Cheteau women golfers will sponsor a dinner at the Chateau Country Club for the Conrad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Cheteau
Chateau Country Club
Miss Miller to Speak at Chateau Banquet
Harriet Miller state superintendent will address Chateau teachers at a dinner hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary on Monday Sept 10 at 6 30 p m in upper Legion hall. Guests include Legionnaires and partners with the Legion and Auxiliaries meeting after her remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Miller
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Chateau
American Legion Auxiliary
Upper Legion Hall
Miss Miller
American Legion
Auxili
Choteau Youths Win In State Kart Races
Two 10 year old Choteau youngsters finished first and second in the State Championship Kart races at Eddies Corners Sunday. Tom Swortzel won the event with Ed Schilling finishing second while Ron Swortzel and Schilling also competed. About 50 kart enthusiasts took part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Eddies Corners
Tom Swortzel
Larry Schilling
Ed Schilling
Ron Swortzel
Schilling
Swartzel
Lawrence Alzheimer
New Meat Market to Open Saturday in Choteau
Cherry's Meat Market will open Saturday morning September 8 at the former Glen's Radio and TV site in Choteau. Hours run 8 am to 3 pm with regular retail meat cutting and custom services. Free delivery and telephone orders will be available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry’s
Glen’s Radio and TV
Choteau
Cherry
Hunter Safety Classes Begin Wednesday In Choteau Fire Hall
Hunter safety courses start Wednesday evening at 8 in the Choteau fire hall. Minors need a parent release form from Knudtzon Lumber Co. to attend the first meeting. Dick Conklin notes registration ahead of last year but warns many youngsters may be excluded without releases. Adults invited. no age limit for students, but under 11 cannot receive certificates. Under 14 require parental supervision to use firearms. Ages 12 to 18 must pass the NRA Hunter Safety Course to obtain a Montana big game license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunter Safety
Choteau Fire Hall
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Choteau
Dick Conklin
Teton’ County
Conklin
National Rifle ‘Association
Montana
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Group
J. Duffey
Bill Gefeller
Harry Fresne
Gotch” Jacobs
Wes Sheble
Gefeller
Jacobs
George Henderson
Lization and Conservation State Committee
Scout
Michigan
Ronnie ‘Pierre
Justice
Big Black Beast
FBI
Eastern Star
Bill Hoyt
Kennever
Henry Bertram
Hoyts
Reakvil
Debbie Weist
Rochester, Minn
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