Scout Fund Drive Training Stresses Public Support
Hanusa, steering committee chair of the Northcentral Montana Bay Scout Council, told about 25 Teton county men that council finances are in the red and a $62,000 budget must be met for the coming year. He outlined the statewide plan for Oct 2–9 fund drive solicitations and praised continued scouting to serve youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Hanusa
Montania Bay
Scout Council
Teton County
Cornell
Teton
P. Beryl “Morris
Neil Carberry
Charles Coker
Lloyd Croxford
Tom Mather
Great Falls
Chateau
Tom McCartney
Atu Nauck
Choteau Drive
Amick
Paput
Bill Awemus
Bob
Armstrong
John’ van Bolcum
Bud Moulton
Chester Corey
J. R. Crabtree
Jack Thompson
Lloyd
Hall
I Weeks
Stan Haglind
Dutton
Fairfield
Glen Logsdon
Lee Shetler
Howard Cunningham Jr
Martin Shannon
Northcentral Bay
Scout Fund
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Nauck
Bob Amick
Wool and Lamb Referendum Ends Friday for Four Year Program
Wool and lamb producers face a Friday deadline September 21 to vote on extending a four year agreement funding an advertising and market development program. Ballots were mailed to eligible producers and require a two thirds production vote to pass. The County ASCS office urges eligible voters to vote by September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool and Lamb
ALCS
Lyall ~Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Schaefer
ASCS
Area Leaders On Pack Trip With Foresters
Five Choteau area men among 14 Central Montana residents on a planned trip with the Lewis and Clark National Forest advisory council. The group will review the Teton district multiple use plan, meeting at Bar Mountain Ranger Station and Kenneth Gleason Resort, with Petersen ending his six year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Montana
Talon
Lewis ’ and Clank National Forest
James Crawford
V. C. Petersen
Nels
Hemstad
Dutton
A. B. Cobb
Dan Neal
Augusta
Lewis and Clark Forest
Teton
George F. Roskie
Forest
Mike Pulver
Chateau
Lubec Station
East Glacier
West Fork
North Fork
Teton River
Téton River
Bar Mountain Ranger Station
Kenneth Gleason Resort
Petersen
Shed Fire Destroys Outbuilding Early Wednesday
Fire crews raced to a shed on the Ted Perry property around 5 a.m. and found the structure beyond saving. Deputy Earl Hollar later brought the county truck to extinguish remaining flames and said a cigarette likely started the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Ted Perry
Earl Hollar
Hollar
Democrats Meet of Teton County Young Democrats
The Teton County Young Democrats Club will meet on Monday September 17 at 8 p.m. in the courthouse President Wayne Copenhaver asks all Democrats to attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Young Democrats Club
Wayne Copenhaver
Choteau JV Falls to Augusta A squad in 37 14 defeat
Choteau junior varsity football lost to the Augusta A squad 37 14 on Saturday. Augusta back Terry Nett led scoring by sweeping ends and dodging tackles. Choteau JV then hosts Augusta B Friday September 14 at 2 p m. Freshmen and JV players listed include Jim Scott Charles Shannon Greg Curtis Jerry Cummings and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Augusta
The
Elks
Terry Nett
Choteau
Jim ‘Scott
Charles Shannon
Greg. Curtis
Jerry. Cummings
Dave ‘Ross
LeRoy Banis
Tim Saylor
Dick Stenson
Dave Dellno
Roy Jacobs
Steve McAuley
Aire Dele
John Davison
Daniel Donald
Dennis Rice
Montana Livestock Slaughter Rises Prices High in July
Montana reports July slaughter totals at 78. million pounds of dressed meat produced by commercial plants, up 4 percent from June and 3 percent above July 1961. Beef output reached 4.5 million pounds or 59 percent of July total, veal 34 thousand pounds, lamb and other categories with gains and declines amid rising hog prices and cattle rates near 28.60 per hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zin
Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Cinuitton
FBI official explains agency roles at Lions Club meeting
W Bromwell of the FBI Montana Idaho division told Lions Club members that federal cases involve multiple agencies including Secret Service and Internal Revenue. He noted cooperation with federal, state, and local bodies and described fingerprint processing volumes and the Wanted Criminals list. Robert Woodahl introduced him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wade Bromwell
Montana-Idaho
Federal Bureau
Iju
The
Lions Club
Bromwell
FBI
Secret Service
Internal Revenue
Bramwell
Robert Woodahl
Choteau Plumbers Win Interior Contract Bid
Teton Plumbing and Heating awarded a $12,384 Interior Department contract after competitive bidding. Work covers conversion of oil furnaces and boilers to natural gas. The project involves Blackfeet Indian Agency area, Choteau region, Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Plumbing and Heating
Blackfeet Indian Ney
Bro Ee
Choteadei Lawes
Department of Interior
Public Minuteman Missile Tour At Fairfield Area
A Minuteman missile tour and briefing will be presented Saturday September 15 at 10 AM from Malmstrom Air Force Base. Tours of the launch control center are scheduled every two hours, five miles northeast of Fairfield. A fee and donuts will be served at the American Legion hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Fairfield
American Legion
Two Men Die In Crash Near Dupuyer Montana
Two men, Jay D. Burris and Emmett M. Berry, died when their car left Highway 89 near Dupuyer, flew 50 feet, then struck a bank. The crash occurred as the vehicle traveled south on Highway 89 and traveled 322 feet after leaving the road. Montana Highway Patrolman Henry Helf investigated the scene in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
North
Dupuyer
Jay D. Burris
Lemnus
McGrew
Neb
Highway 89
Etre
Blacktail Puyery
Ontana
Henry Helf
Choteau
Rainbow Girls install worthy advisors at Masonic Temple
Detra Abbott Ginny Lou Jackson and Nancy Davison head a long list of officers to be installed at Chateau Assembly No 54 Order of Rainbow for Girls in a public ceremony at the Masonic Temple. Also named are Janice Stromswold Carol Miller Gloria Kieper Dorothy Stenton Louise Truchot Sherry Peables Karen Miller Judy Cook Barbara Gordon Mary Meevers Virgin Stott Kay Caskey Phyllis Ric and choir members with student volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detra Abbott
Chateau Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Ginny Lou Jackson
Nancy Davison
Janice Stromswold
Carol Miller
Carol Ann“Howard
Gloria Kieper
Carol
Ann ‘Stelling
Iter Tees Heer Bee
Ance
Hope
No Killam
Gloria ‘Kieper
Dorothy *Stenton
Louise Truchot
Carolyn Schiller
Myrna Pierre
Betty JG ‘Jensen
Chateau Bulldogs Rout Fairfield 32-0 in Windy Friday Night
Chateau High School Bulldogs crushed Fairfield Eagles 32-0 on a cold windy night as Dave Stott threw a 15 yard TD pass to Dan Hansen and Terry Kelly scored twice. Hansen added a rushing TD from the Fairfield seven, while Ron Gollehon broke 30 yards for the final score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School Bulldogs
Fairfield Eagle Squad
Dave Stott
Dan Hansen
Terry Kelly
Fairfield
Choteau
Hansen
Ron Gollehon
Eagle
Chateau
John Rose
Rose
Hew
Gene. McKeever
Fort Berton
Roger Gee Fae
Longhorns
Sandy
Fort Benton
Longhorn
Bulldogs
Packer Dies at 72 Local Attorney in Choteau
Bert I. Packer 72 of Choteau died Tuesday from a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. in Choteau Methodist Church. Survived by widow, five sisters in Minnesota, four nieces and nephews. Burial in Veterans plot Chateau cemetery. Also notes Montana education funding remarks by Harriet Miller at a banquet in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert I. Packer
Choteau
Choteau Methodist Church
Packer
Winsted
Milin
Delano
Minn
University of Minnesota
Bondbeils
N. D
Montana
Rapelje
Eving
Chateau
Amanda Huber
Billings
Teton ‘County
Lions Seek Rummage Donations for Sept 29 Carnival
Tom McCartney, chair man of the Lions Club, issued a plea Tuesday for rummage donations to support the Lions Municipal Swimming Pool project and other civic debts. Items may be left at the Montana Power Building as the club plans a city pavilion carnival with new games, attractions, and prizes led by McCartney and a planning committee including Gronberg, Hendexson, Crabtree, Jones, Peterson, Leuaier, Smith, and Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Pool Carnival
Tom McCartney
Montana Power
McCartney
Lions Club
Lions Municipal
City Pavilion
Lions
Bob
Gronberg
George
Hen‘dexson
J. RB Crabtree
Bill Jones
Rex
Peterson
Joe
Leuaier
Smith
Ike C W Taylor 72 prominent state oil figure dies at Lewistown
Ike C W Taylor 72 a leading Montana drilling contractor and member of the Montana Oil and Gas Conservation Commission died at his home near Lewistown. He drilled many wells for major oil companies in Montana including Teton county and owned producing wells in Cat Creek and Illinois. Surviving are his widow Stephany two sisters Mrs Selmer Bridston Gridley Calif and Mrs Genevieve Kegresse Galveston Tex and a Pewce Jake Phoenix funeral services were held at Lewistown with attendance from Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Cw. Taylor
Mee Ber
Montana Oil On Conservation’ Commission
Lewistown
Taylor
Chateau
Teton County
Cat Creek
Ilinois
Taylor Drilling Company
Stephany
Selmer
Bridston
Gridly
Calif
Genevieve
Season opens for six birds in Teton County hunting area
A week long season for chukar Hungarian partridge and sharptailed grouse starts Sunday Sept 16 in Teton County. Blue ruffed and spruce grouse seasons also open with limits of 12 and 6 respectively after day one. Harvesting is allowed with shotgun up to 10 gauge or bow and arrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chukar
Teton County
Franklin
Arora Tetee
Honorary visit of Montana Eastern Star leaders announced
The Montana East ern Star Grand Matron and leaders Bernice Cole Wionett will visit and preside at Choteau. A 6:30 pm ceremony and official visitation at the Masonic hall will honor officials with ticket sales by ONeill and Helen Soen. Bert J Packer funeral services noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice
Cole
Pheasant hunting limits set by Montana commission
The Montana Fish and Game Commission announced 1962 pheasant season limits. The general season runs Oct 14 to Nov 11. In Teton and nearby counties the daily bag is three cock pheasants. Fairfield Bench allows three birds with at most one hen. possession limits are double the daily bag. Southwest Central area totals three birds daily with one hen allowed. possession doubles after day one. Southeast area limits are three birds of either sex with possession double after day one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Teton
Fairfield
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Madison
Jefferson
Broadwater
Gallatin, Park
Wheatland
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Musselshell
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Garfield
Rosebud
Treasure, Prairie
Custer
Powder River
Wideaux
Fallon
Carter Counties
Maloney Receives Superior Sales Award by Standard Oil
R F Maloney an oil agent at Chateau and Mrs Maloney will join eight Montana agents and four Montana sales reps as guests of Standard Oil Division of American Oil Company at St Marys Lodge in St Marys Montana this weekend. The trip honors top rural fuel sales in the Bank on American contest with golfing fishing dining dancing and other events hosted by C W Michaelson Montana District sales manager who will host. Maloney has served as Standard Oil agent in the area since 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Maloney
Standard
Chateau
Maloney
Standard Oil Division
American Oil Company
St. Marys Lodge
St. Marys
Mont
Bank On
C. W. Michaelson
Montinatina
Montana
Standard Oil
Burgess Family Visits Eldon Cook Then Heads Home
Mr and Mrs Ronald Burgess and two children left for Chicago Monday after visiting Eldon Cook. They arrived August 29 and spent Labor Day weekend here. Mrs Burgess and the children stayed while Ronald flew to the west coast and Honolulu on business. He returned Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Burgess
Chicago
Eldon Cook Home
Keglers Score High For Early Season
Chateau bowling season opens with strong scores as bowlers post high games and series. Alex Truchot tops Monday with 244 and a 626 series. Jim Arensmeyer adds a 610. Louise Schaefer shines Tuesday in the women’s league with a 500 series. Sundet seeks more players for leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Alex Truchot
Jim Arensmeyer
Louise Schaefer
Arvid Sundet
A & E Lanes
Sundet
Reception Planned for Mr and Mrs Oscar S Johnson
A reception honoring Mr and Mrs Oscar S Johnson is set for Sunday September 23 from 2 to 5 pm at Dutton Lutheran Church. Friends are invited and asked not to bring gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar S. Johnson
Dutton Lutheran Church
the Johnsons
Grand Opening Set For Lees Grocery
Lee's Grocery announces a grand opening on Saturday September 15 from 10 am to 5 pm. Mr and Mrs Lee Stott recently purchased the store from Mr and Mrs Ernest Bond. Free coffee punch and donuts will be served along with popcorn for kids and door prizes. New in Choteau will be breasted chicken cooked electronically in seven minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee’s Grocery
Lee Stott
Ernest Bond
Stott
Stotts
Cub Scout Meeting Slated for Parents
Parents invited to an organizational Cub Scouts meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday September 20 in lower Legion hall led by Bud Moulton and Jack Rogers from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Chateau sponsors two Cub packs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Legion Hall
Bud Moulton
Jack Rogers
American Legion
Veterans“ of Foreign’ Wars
Chateau
Voters urged to check registration ahead of fall election
Montana voters are warned to register by Sept 21 and verify with the clerk and recorder if their name remains on the rolls. The notice explains qualifications, absentee options, and the need to update addresses if moved, with emphasis on veteran and citizen status for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
E. Monkman
United States
Chateau
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Teton Hospital
Lamb
Teton Memorial Hospital
Hospital Association
V “Teton County
Averthis Hospital
By le
Haserseyenee
Sun
W. Bromwell
Browning
Anderson
Pea Hey
John Anderson
Mike
Alaskan” Fish Aid Game Dept
Kodiak
Alaska
Brigham Young
Utah
Eagles
Lawhatown
Atic
Bert J. “Packer
Andy Anderson
John S. Andersons
Jerry Monkman
Gibson Monkmans
Bozeman
MSC
Monkman
Mpey
William McManus
Rochester
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