Chouteau Family and the First St. Louis Trading Post
The Chouteau family shaped Missouri and western trade starting with Auguste Chouteau and the 1764 trading post that became St. Louis. Auguste and Jean Pierre Chouteau expanded diplomacy and business, with Jean Pierre credited as a founder of Oklahoma. Pierre Chouteau Jr. led fur ventures, steamboats, and railroad interests, influencing Missouri and Montana.
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Mississippi-Missouri
River Valley
Chouteau
St. Louis
United States
Rene Auguste Chouteau
France
New Orleans
Marie Therese Bourgeois
Auguste
Jean Pierre
Louisiana
Maxent
Laclede
Missouri
Louis IX
Auguste Chouteau
State of
Europe
America
Jean PierreChouteau
Oklahoma
George Washington
What
Salina
Okla
Pierre Chouteau
Jean Pierre Chouteau
Montana
Auguste Pierre
Pierre
West Point
New Military Academy
Sam Houston
Texas
Choutéau Jr
Missouri River
New, York
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Chouteau’ County
Choteau
Chouiteaus
Chas, Chouquette
John Wren
Chateau Toastmistress Club to Begin Fall Meeting
The Cha teau Toastmistress Club will hold its first fall meeting on Tuesday September 22 at the Villager. Officers include Mrs Cc W Boussard president Mrs Glen Yeager vice president Mrs Chester Baker secretary Mrs Joe Anderson treasurer Mrs Percy Robinson historian Mrs Marjorie Saylor parliamentarian Mrs Bob Zion awards chairman Mrs John Swanson hostess Mrs Bob McDonald public relations Mrs Say lor and Mrs Jim Arensmeyer representatives and Mrs Swanson and Mrs Fred Meadows alternates.
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Chateau Toastmistress Club
Cc. W. Boussard
Glen Yeager
Chester Baker
Joe Anderson
Percy Robinson
Marjorie Saylor
Bob Zion
John Swanson
Bob McDonald
Saylor
Jim Arensmeyer
Swanson
Fred Meadows
Girl Scout Meetings Schedule Set For Local Troops
Brownie and Girl Scout units announce first meetings next week at churches and the Masonic Temple. Third graders guided by Mrs Hodgskiss and Mrs Smith join Mrs Bert Guthrie and Mrs Mitchel at the Masonic Temple Wednesdays after school. Troop details include locations and leaders, with organizers Ann Waltermire Phil Voorhees Irvin Thompson and others assisting.
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Brownie
Hodgskiss
Smith
Bert Guthrie
Mitchel
Masonic Temple
James Wedum
Bill McCauley
Methodist Church
Robert. .Gormley
Lukistra
Ben Christman
Henry van Setten
Myles Standish
Duane Reisch
Ann Waltermire
Phil Voorhees
Irvin Thompson
Charles Peck Fund
Leo Pierre
Jim Rose
Wish to thank children for drawings and visits after accident
Eileen Erickson expresses gratitude to the children who sent drawings cards letters and garden flowers and visited after her accident. She asks to convey appreciation to the kids and their families.
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Eileen
Erickson
One signup period opens for 1965 wheat program in Teton County
L. E. Fitzgerald says winter wheat growers may enroll during a single signup period ending Friday Oct 2. Enrollment allows revision of intentions for the 1965 feed grain program and enables overseeding up to 50 percent with bond storage and price support eligibility. Participants may swap wheat and feed grains via the substitution privilege.
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Teton County
L. E. Fitzgerald
Agricultural ‘Stabilization ‘and Conservation County Committee
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National Convention Set by GOP Women
The 13th Biennial Convention of the National Federation of Republican Women will be in Louisville Kentucky September 25 and 26 with a grand rally and banquet featuring presidential candidate Barry Goldwater. Ann Eve Johnson will speak at the Kentucky Hospitality Luncheon and a bus from the travel committee departs September 22.
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National Federation of Republican Women
Louisville
Barry ‘Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Ann Eve Johnson
Kentucky
Willard Nash
Chateau Area
Marjorie Saylor
Dattin Comments on United Nations and Education Policy
Battin outlines views favored by ADA on United Nations reform and U.S. relations with Red China. He supports a UN constitutional overhaul with selective admission and endorses Republican platform planks while opposing broad federal aid to education though backing medical school funding and a wheat program. Grant Curtis introduces his Teton county campaign chair.
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China
United
U.S
Battin
United ‘Nations
Grant Curtis
His - Teton
Eagles edge Choteau in defensive football duel
The Fairfield Eagles defeated the Choteau Bulldogs in a tight season opener despite Fairfield gaining 190 rushing yards to Choteau’s 227. Fairfield completed four of eight passes for 53 yards, while Choteau had one of four for 25 yards. Penalties were modest with Fairfield minus 25 yards and Choteau minus 30.
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Choteau
Shoquist
Fairfield
Forrest
Curtis
Eagles
Choteaui
Chéteau
Chateau
Choteau Fairfield
Pebeeeeneeen
Chateaucanoninsinie
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Great Falls Social Visits Reported in Weekend Notes
Mr and Mrs J LeVerne Murr and children spent Saturday afternoon in Great Falls visiting his brother and family. Raihrys Senecal of Avon visited Thursday with Art Bagley and Mr and Mrs Jay Lyon. Ralph Groth and Elmer Baker hosted Saturday evening cards and guests.
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Jleverne
Great Falls
Any dYamily
Jim ‘Murr
Raihrys Senecal
Avon
Art Bagley
Jay Lyon
Ralph Groth
Elmer Baker’ Home
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Fran
Mrs. Gordon /Monkman
Main
Aoreto
Betweener
Toastmistress Club
Girl Scout
del ‘Monte
Bronko
Vee
Taney Y Eee
Datta
GOP
Cooperatis, Hixtension ‘Service
Raymond Kelly
Tetoin
Montana Farmer-Stockman
Selevator
Colle
Karnjont
Newturk
Tiana
Igree
Stee
Ie ‘Dattin
Bulldog
Choteau Acantha
Ponneys
Granhtaations
Bea
Pth Wy Ae
Penney’s
Sara Wee
Tate
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