Grand Opening Planned for Teton Furniture and Floor Covering
The grand opening of Teton Furniture and Floor Covering on Highway 89 South is Friday and Saturday Sept 8 and 9. Owners Mr and Mrs Murl Faurote invite the public with coffee and doughnuts, balloons for kids, and door prizes including a maple Kennedy rocker and TV trays. Sealy Conform-A-Graph demonstrations, products from Bassett and other brands, and chances to win a Sealy box spring and mattress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Furniture
Highway 89 South
Murl Faurote
Ed Obernolte
Jim Richards
Charles O’connor
Sealy Mattress Company
Bassett
Johnson-Carper
Firth Armstrong
Iron
Chateau
Helena
Faurote
American Furniture
Great Falls
Barber’s Inc
William Volker
Ironrite Company
Speed and Sleep Gap Spark Montana Car Crashes
Five accidents from August 24 to 27 near Choteau Fairfield and Dutton prompt Montana Highway Patrol warnings. Deputy reports show crashes caused by driver inattention and fatigue, with several injuries and one fatal risk cited, urging drivers to slow down and avoid night driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Highway Patrol
Choteau
Jack William Macks
Mullen
Ida
Highway 89
Gradon B. Green
Bynum
Green
Fairfield
Edn Hawthorne
Roger Kolste
Hawthorne
Bob Hickman
Ralph Hickman
Frontier, Sask
Chateau
Robert Burdick Flick
Dutton
Highway Patrol
Montana
Highway
Sunday Night Mixed League Meeting Notice
The Sunday night mixed league will meet at the lower Legion hall Saturday Sept. 9 beginning at 7 p.m. All teams are asked to be represented.
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Lower Legion Hall
Talmages Called to Spokane by Mrs Christian Death
Mr and Mrs E Roy Talmage traveled to Spokane after the death of Mrs Alice Christian, mother of Mrs Talmage. Mrs Christian will be buried in Ronan.
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E. Roy Talmage
Spokane
Field Trip Date Set to Visit Sun River Game Range
H Max Stone of Montana Fish and Game informs Chateau residents of a Sun River game range field trip on September 24 for those interested in managing the Sun River Elk Herd. Contact Lowell Meyers for details. Coffee provided. bring food. Trip ends around 5 p.m. All are invited.
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Sun River
H. Max Stone
State of
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Lowell Meyers
Chateau
Funeral Rites For Mrs Baker Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs Viola A Baker were held Tuesday afternoon at Trinity Lutheran Church in Chateau with Rev A Bernard Gravdal officiating. She died at her home Friday Sept 1 at 10 20 p m and was born Aug 6 1907 at Mona ND daughter of B and Anna Skalet. She married Chester O Baker May 29 1987 and moved to Choteau in 197. She was a housewife and survived by her husband three children Dean and Virginia of Choteau and Faye Guthrie of Chicago her mother and a sister Olive Nielson. Pallbearers were Dave Buchanan Albert Jaumotte Max Hansen Elmer Erickson Fred Woodward and John Peterson. Burial was in Chateau Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola A. Baker
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
A. Bernard Gravdal
Chester O. Baker
Dean
Virginia
Chotéau
Faye ‘Guthrie
Festigu
Chicago
An Skalet
Olive Nielson
Grand Forks N. ‘D
Guthrie
Choteau
Davé Buchanan
Albert Jaumotte
Max Hansen
Elmer Erickson
Fred Woodward
John Peterson
Chateau Cemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Area Church Survey Planned for Five-Church Group
Preliminary plans for an area wide church survey were outlined to a group from five Chateau churches last Thursday night. Enoch Stroh, general chairman, presided and explained canvass timing this month. A captains meeting is set for Thursday Sept 7 at the Montana Power Co office starting at 8 p.m. Churches represented include St Joseph's Catholic St Stephen's Episcopal First Methodist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and Trinity Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Enoch Stroh
Montana Power Co
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
First Methodist Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Trinity Lutheran Church
Woman Injured In Rocky Hill Fall Near Dupuyer
Mrs Neal, a Kalispell visitor and Cascade County radio dispatcher, suffered skull fracture and back injuries after tumbling from a car door while traveling about 50 miles per hour nine miles north of Dupuyer. She regained consciousness later with treatment at Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esday Mo ‘Oy
Peta
Conrad
Raha
Dupuyer
Neal
Wood’s
Great Falls
Cascade County Sheriff's Office
Undesirable Wheat Varieties Targeted By Montana Program
Montana officials announce a 20 cent per bushel discount on 37 named wheat varieties for 1962 price support to push quality. Varieties include Yogo and Wasatch in Hard Red Winter and Spring groups. premiums for quality via sedimentation tests will replace protein-based premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. McKennan
USDA
Agricultural Research Service
U .S
Montana
Cache
Parkof
C. T
Gasser
Or Hee
Kinney
Sea
Russell
Wisconsin
Florence
Greeson
Rex
Sonora
McKenna
Spe
Enrollments Rise as Chateau School Opens for 1961
Chateau elementary and high schools opened Tuesday morning with a total enrollment of 733 students, 41 more than last year. The high school hosts 230 students, including 44 seniors, 43 juniors, 65 sophomores and 78 freshmen. Elementary grades total 503 pupils across both buildings.
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Chateau
Hunter Safety Classes Begin September 19
Hunter safety classes start Tuesday September 19 at 7 p.m. in the Fireman's hall city office building. Students must register beforehand at Knudtzon Lumber Co Chateau for a parent release certificate signed by parents and brought to the meeting. Montana law requires ages 12 to 18 to pass the course to obtain a Big Game license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Chateau
National Rifle Association
Montana
Ammuni
Beginners Survey to Be Given This Week
During the first week of school a survey will determine how many beginners want to join the band program. If missed, registration is available next Monday at 7:30 p.m. with a public display of instruments in the high school band room. Great Falls music stores will explain rental programs and assist new instrumentalists.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Dutton Break-In Nets Robber Food Cash
Teton County Sheriff Al Peterson and officers probe a Dutton Bob A Lou Drive In break in. Entry was forced through the back door and a large amount of food cash from the juke box and other items were stolen. Mrs Atwood discovered the break in upon arrival to open.
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Teton County
al Peterson
Dutton
Partlow resigns as city civil defense director
At the September council meeting the city and county Civil Defense director W E Partlow submitted his resignation. The council tabled filling the post and thanked Partlow for his service. Other actions included permits for James LaRance and James Mullaney, a site search for a new city dump, traffic ordinance discussions, truck parking concerns, and sending Alderman George Henderson to the Montana Municipal League meeting.
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Partlow
Helena
James LaRance
Hobson’s Addition
James E. Mullaney
John Dunckel
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Chief of Police
George Henderson
Montana Municipal League
Havre
Services Held for Arensmeyer Child at Trinity Lutheran
Funeral services were conducted for Jon Louis Arensmeyer 18 months old son of Martin and Lorna Arensmeyer at Trinity Lutheran Church Chateau Rev A Bernard Gravdal and Intern Gary Clark officiated Born Feb 14 1960 in Helena he died Aug 31 at Columbus Hospital Great Falls His survivors include his parents paternal grandmother Mrs Margaret Arensmeyer and maternal grandmother Mrs Sophie Fischer plus numerous uncles aunts and cousins Pallbearers were John Leslie Baker Eddie Arensmeyer and Wayne Carlson Interment joined Trinity Lutheran Cemetery Farmington Relatives from afar attending included Mr and Mrs F A Rubbert of Cherokee Ia and Mr and Mrs Ted Arensmeyer of Anaconda.
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Jon Louis Arensmeyer
Martin
Lorna Fischer Arensmeyer
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chateau
Bernard Gravdal
Gary Clark
Jon Louis
Helena
Martin Arensmeyers
East Farmington
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Jon
Margaret Arensmeyer
Sophie Fischer
Cherokee
John
Leslie Baker
Eddie Arensmeyer
Wayne Carlson
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Farmington
Free Bowling Lessons at A and K Lanes
A series of five free Brunswick program based bowling classes are offered at A and K Lanes starting in September. Lessons target seniors, men, women, and teens with equipment provided. Each one hour session covers etiquette, approach, arm-swing, hook and straight balls, with free practice line. Registration: IN 6-2818.
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Brunswick Corporatys
Brunswick
Arvid Sunder
Cati
Wedding Shower for Elaine Larsen This Evening
A wedding shower honoring Mrs. Elaine Larsen Haiberg Larsen will be held this evening at Trinity Lutheran Church at 7 30. The public is invited to attend. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Nordquist were Mr and Mrs Jask Wiechman and son Jeff Werdin.
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Trinity
Lutheran Church
Golf Champs To Compete For Honors At Chateau Club
Dean Swenson and Anita Dellno headline the Chateau Golf Club event Sunday September 10 with 18 holes for men and nine for women. Men begin at 12 30 pm and women at 1 30 pm with a $2 entry fee and trophies in every flight. Flights include championship and four other divisions with a barbecue dinner to close the season.
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Dean Swenson
Anita Dellno
Chateau Golf Club
John Swanson, Jr
Don Hofeldt
Tom McCartney
Bob Armstrong
Tore Reuterwall
al Hensley
Fred Jackson
John Dunckel
Milton van Auken
Ted Saylor
Dr. C. W
Boussard
Bob Gormley
Dick Conklin
Bob Erickson
Pete Guthrie
John Davison
Vic Sargent
Bill Olsen
Mike McCartney
Jim Dellno
Ed Schiller
Floyd Marr
Ron Hinman
Glen Stoudt
Glen Sterley
Bob Scott
Elmer Dial
Max Hansen
Chick Sulgrove
Milton McNea
Gib Monkman
Wallis Cherry
Harold Hinman
Chet Abbott
Hank Smith
Duane Reisch
Jack Rogers
Dennis van Auken
Roy Jacobs
Dick van Auken
Doug Sterley
Dan Sterley
Bess McCartney
Mary Saylor
Edith Dunckel
Muriel Dial
Virginia Nordhagen
Dorothy Boussard
Floreine Stoudt
Marian Hinman
Marie Sterley
Mary Gormley
Lois “Davison
Dorothy J
Thelma
Schiller
Yam Cie
Eanne En
Rowena
Evelyn Mrauly
Kris
Hansen
Girl Staters to Speak At Auxiliary Meet
Officers remind Members and the public that the September meeting will be held Monday September 11 Reports by the Girls State delegates will be given and everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion ‘Auxiliary
Four Salmon Totals From Port Angeles Fishing Trip
Dick Conklin and three friends from Great Falls flew to Port Angeles Washington for a fishing trip. They reported good luck catching four salmon weighing seventy pounds and other fish.
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Dick ,Conklin
Great Falls
Port Angeles
Wash
Rural Schools In Operation In Teton County
Rural schools in Teton County are operating with enrollments similar to last year. Districts 4 and 26 are closed with students sent to Chateau and Dutton Brady. Outlying schools list teachers and principals for districts 5 7 8 11 12 45 51 61 54 and 75 with named staff.
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Teton County
East Farmington
Fern Wacker
Premium Center
Mathilda Handy
Farmington
Emmie Meyers
Doheny
Lucille Cosgrove
Bynum
Ira Perkins
Hilda Moulton
Christine Largent
Golden Ridge
Ward Genger
Maxine Madsen
Theresa Ward
Agawam
Agnes Peterson
Violet Cool
Lincoln School
Pendrey
Wilma Jénsen
Blanche Edwards
Pleasant Ridge
Irene Boehm
Greenfield
David McGuigan
Zola Tracy
Helen Dale
Clinton Tracy
Public Invited to OES Installation
Public invited to Fidelity Chapter No. 18 Order of Eastern Star installation at the Masonic Temple Saturday Sept 9 at 8 p.m. Mrs. E R Poore will install officers. incoming worthy matron Mrs James Rose and worthy patron Lloyd Hodgskiss named for the year.
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Masonic Temple
Fidelity Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
E. R. Poore
James Rose
Lloyd Hodgskiss
Wi-Mo-Da-Si Meet at Mrs. Moulton Home
The Wi-Mo-Da-Si group will gather at the home of Mrs. Clara Moulton at their regular time on Saturday September 9.
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Clara Moulton
Taylor Class C Top Point Leader In State Auto Racing
Bob Taylor, longtime Lewistown native now living in Chateau, won the state class C top point title. He earned 324 points in 1961 with 136 at Helena and 188 at Great Falls, despite seven restarts and a damaged front end during Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Taylor
Lewistown
Chateau
Taylor Motor Co
Helena
Great Falls
Taylor
Maxine
Howard W. Bateman
George Sexton
Cal Southard
Taylors
Maxine Tuss
Art Nelson
Louise Taylor
Great Falls Speedway
Fairfield
Also Mentioned on This Page
Futire
Hunter
W. E. Partlow
Arensmeyer
A & K Lanes
Elaine Larsen
OES
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