Dutton Community Plans Harvest Festival Amid Big Game Opens
Dutton prepares for Harvest Festival on Sept 16 with a pets and dolls parade, princess contest, festival queen reveal, and a Dutton Cardinals game versus the Brady Bulldogs. Casino, bingo, and children’s activities fill the Community Center, with token payments and a four piece Augusta band. Local churches and groups provide meals and dances round out the event as Montana’s big game seasons begin with early archery and special licenses starting Sept 15.
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Montana
Rosebud County
Dutton Community Club
Dutton
Dutton Cardinals
Brady Bulldogs
Augusta
St. Williams’ Altar Society
Cheetham’s
Royal Neighbors
Methodist Church
Methodist Ladies
Evening Guild
Home Demonstration Club
Lions Discuss Fall Festival and Awards at Dinner
Lions Club dinner heard Lion President Bob Nauck receive the president's pin from Past-president Al Finley. Reports on the Fall Festival plans were reviewed and Ed Schiller presented a Canada Scout trip report. John Dunckel announced Dr. C W Boussard's hole in one award and Carrie Bagley received a birthday gift.
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Lion
Bob Nauck
Lions Club
al Finley
Lion John Dunckel
Carrie Bagley
John Dunckel
Ed’ Schiller
Girl Scouts
Canada
Dunckel
Dr. C. W. Boussard
Visit by Montana VR Counselor in Great Falls area
Louis W. Klimper, rehabilitation counselor with the Montana State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, will be in the area on September 14. Inquiries may be addressed to the welfare office in the courthouse or to Klimper at Room 212, Medical Arts Building, Great Falls. The division offers medical exams diagnosis counseling training physical restoration placement and follow up to help handicapped persons become self supporting.
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Louis W. Klimper
Montana State Division of Vocational Rehabilitation
Klimper
Welfare Office
Division of
Medical Arts
Great Falls
Rev and Mrs Grant Moore visit in Choteau
Rev and Mrs Grant Moore of Missoula spent a weekend visiting in Choteau, extending a brief stay with local acquaintances.
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Grant
Moore of
Missoula
Choteau
Boy Scouts Meet September 18 at Lions Hall
Scoutmaster Leo Pierre announced the first Boy Scout meeting of the year will be held Monday September 18 at 7 30 PM at the Lions Hall. All boys 11 years or older interested in scouting may attend. Mr and Mrs Enoch Stroh and son Ronnie are vacationing in Wishek North Dakota visiting relatives.
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Leo Pierre
Yésr
the Lions
Enoch Stroh
Gon
Ronnie
Wishek, N.D
Poore Installs Officers in Fidelity Chapter Eastern Star
Fidelity Chapter No 18 Order of the Eastern Star held a special Saturday evening installation led by E R Poore past matron with assistances. Officers for 1961 62 include Marjorie Rose as worthy matron Lloyd Hodgskiss as worthy patron Dorothy Hodgskiss associate matron George Hodgskiss secretary Ella Irwin treasurer Mary Johnson conductress Jeanne McNea associate conductress Thelma Sharp chaplain Marjorie Saylor marshal Helen Sabo organist Maxine Cole Adai Janette Boden Ruth Maryetta Hodgskiss Esther Joyce Curtis Martha Thelma Natck Electa Rowena Sargent warder Jean Jensen sentinel Margaret Guthrie readings and gifts followed the ceremony. The flower daisy and colors gold and green were chosen with a scripture motto. Music featured Mrs Paul Alzheimer and an octette with multiple songs and a piano accompaniment by Karen George. The meeting ended with Mizpah benediction and refreshments.
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Fidelity
Order of the Eastern Star
William Sabo
Milton McNea
Ray Ballane
P. M
Charles Tesch
John Davison
Rose
Sabo
William Irwin
Lloyd Hodgskirs
Paul Alzheimer
Wyoming
Montana
Restart
Grand Committee
Brahms
Copenhagen
Hans Christian ‘Anderson
Karen
George
City Championship Golf Called Off Due to Sunday Rain
The City Championship golf tournament was halted because of rain. Flights will be played as one or two sessions of nine or 18 holes, with matches due by Monday Sept 25 and cards turned in to Tom McCartney. Captain contacts and phone calls are encouraged by Sept 16. John Dunckel made an eagle on No. 6, a par 4.
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Tom McCartney
John ‘Swanson, Jr
Don Hofeldt
Dean Swenson
Dick Conklin
Bob Ae Gotch
Jacobs
Dennis van Auken
Roy Jacobs
Dick van Auken
Kate Dellno
Bess McCartney
Mar Saylor
Edith
Dunckel
Virginia ‘Nordhagen
Man
Rose Slanger
Rowena Sargent
Marian Jacobs
Mar
Mary Ellen Burns
Clarice
John Dunckel
Oldest Settlers Plan Dinner Dance for Nov 9 1961
Officers and directors of Teton's Oldest Settlers met at Mrs. Clara Baker's home to organize the November 9 1961 dinner and dance. A committees list and male members will be released later.
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Teton
Clara’ Baker
Teton County Farmers Union Plans September Convention
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold its annual convention Saturday September 23 at Moose Hall in Chateau. The meeting opens at 10 am and closes at 4 pm. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Moose Hall
Chateau
Toastmasters Fall Meetings Set for Cornell Hotel
The Toastmasters announce fall meetings beginning Wednesday September 20 at the Cornell Hotel. Members will gather to practice speaking and gain public- speaking confidence in weekly sessions.
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Cornell
No Age Limit For Hunter Safety Course
The first meeting of the hunter safety class will be held Sept. 19 at the fireman's hall in Chateau. There is no age limit for students, but certificates require a minimum age of 11. Adults are encouraged to enroll while shooters under 14 are restricted from carrying or using firearms in public unless with a parent or guardian.
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Tay
Chateau
Dick Conklin
Wheat Growers Urged to Inform ASCS of Land Changes
Growers must notify their County ASCS office of any sale purchase lease or transfer that changes land under their farm. This helps redetermine the allotment for land actually operated. A change renders the notice ineffective, so prompt reporting avoids misunderstandings before seedings.
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County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Office
ASCS
Lyall Schaefer
ASC
Schaefer
Endersons on a Vacation Adventure Across the West
Mr. and Mrs. Ellerd Enderson travel from the west coast to Wyoming and Denver during a long vacation visiting relatives. They recount a bear incident at Old Faithful, rapid weather shifts from snow to heat, and plan several California and Pacific Northwest visits with extended family.
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Ellerd Enderson
Old Faithful
Wyoming
Denver
Keith Burger
California
Enderson
Calvin
Santa Barbara
Mrs. Forrest
Brown
Richmond
Jennie van Brunt
Marysville
Ray King
Gardineer
Wash
Emmett
Curley
Visitation Bid May Be Held At Jaycees Meeting
In Billings the Chateau Jaycees contemplate a visitation for Biddo Cosner. LaVerne Murr elected treasurer, replacing Floyd Murr who recently left for naval duty.
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Biddo Cosner
Billings
Jaycees
Ceu Oe
LaVerne Murr
Chateau
Floyd
Murr
Naval
Fabrick Named To Bonneville Advisory Group
Senators Mansfield and Metcalf report six Montanans accepted appointments by BPA Administrator Luce to the Regional Advisory Council. Named are Mayor D. P. Fabrick, Mel Ryder, James Shea, Albert Stone, James Umber, and Milo Wilson. The Spokane area council will meet twice yearly with a regional gathering. first regional meeting October 13 in Portland.
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Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Acantha
James Umber
Afl-Cio
Helena
Milo Wilson
Bitterroot Timber, Inc
Valley County Cooperative Board
Darby
Seattle
Spokane
Portland
Combined Area Council
Tretems
Professions
Businessneville Power Administration
Bonneville
Churches Unite for Regional Religious Survey
A five church coalition leads a citywide canvass in the Chateau trade area from Sept 17 to Sept 23. Teams of two from Trinity Lutheran First Methodist Church Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints St Josephs Catholic and St Stephens Episcopal will survey residents about church affiliation attendance and preferences.
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Chateau Trade
Trinity Lutheran Church
First Methodist Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
St. Joseph's
al. Barton
Methodist
Max Hanser
Latter Day Saints
Elmer Erickson
Montana Power Office
Choteau
Bynum
Agewam
Farmington
Collins
Teton ‘Canyon
Jayceens Sponsor Prenatal Course in County Courthouse
The Chateau Jayceens sponsor a prenatal course led by Ms. Lawrence Swenson starting Friday September 15 at 1 30 pm in the county nurse's office at the courthouse. Expectant mothers are welcome and the time may be adjusted to fit the group.
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Chateau Jayceens
Lawrence Swenson
Beef Cattle Improvement Demo At Malone Ranch Draws 48
A group of 48 interested persons from three counties attended a Beef Cattle Improvement Demonstration at the Jesse Malone Ranch last Wednesday September 6. N A Jacobser Extension Livestock Specialist from Montana State College Bozeman led the event focusing on selection and grading of breeding cattle with actual grading of Jesse Malone cattle under Montana Beef Performance Association standards.
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Jesse Malone
N. A. Jacobser
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana Beef Performance Association
Vias Holden, Walier
Bryancac de Crawford
Chateau Exp
Teschés Set Date For Open House
Mr and Mrs Fred Teach celebrate 50 years of marriage with an open house on Sept 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at their home north of Chateau. Friends and neighbors are invited.
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Fred ‘Teach
Chateau
Guthries Return Home After Chicago Trip
Mr and Mrs Dale Guthrie of Chicago left for their home on Sunday. The brief notice notes their departure following the death of Guthrie's relative.
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Dale Guthrie
Chicago
Chateau
Guthrie
Ali
Chester
Baker
Bulldogs Dominate Eagles 24-0 in season opener
Chateau Bulldogs blank Fairfield Eagles 24-0 at Fairfield in a non-conference kickoff. Ray Yeager scored early, Dan Hansen to Lynn Nordahl connected for a 40 yard pass, Wayne Carlson added a 5 yard TD run, Scotty Seaton recovered a FC fumble for a TD in the end zone.
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Fairfield
Bulldogs
Ray Yeager
Dan Hansen
Lynn Nordahl
Chateau
Gage
Hoepen
Gary McCartney
Wayne Carlson
Scotty ‘Seaton
Darrell Stott
Seaton
Chuck Peck
Choteau
Allan Udin
Bob Hoallar
Lonnie Dale
Floyd Joramo
Terry Kelly
Ror George
Jay Leigland
Lynn. Nordahl
Jerry Asay
Nordahl
Stott
Joramo
Leigland
Scott Seaton
Dave Stott
Roger Kelly
Hansen
Ajay
Roy Inbody
Walt Malone
Jack Nesbit
Artie Anderson
Jim Carlson
Bill Rogers
Gary Dunckel
Ronnie Gollehon
Ee Cintice
Eagle
Bulldog
Backtags urged to aid Bangs control among cattle
County Extension Agent Ray Kelly promotes backtags on cattle three years and older sold for slaughter to simplify Bangs disease testing, with free kits and instructions available at Choteau and Fairfield extension offices and Choteau veterinarians. He notes hay shortages may trigger requests for hay for sale and suggests sellers list type, amount, packaging, and asking price to speed inquiries.
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Ray Kelly
Teton County
Choteau
Fairfield
Kelly
Chateau
Montana Republican Women Convene at Billings Hotel
The Montana Federation of Republican Women to hold its 23rd annual convention at the Northern Hotel in Billings from October 1 to 3. Governors and congressmen headlining with Mrs. Clare Williams and Mrs. J. B. Parks as key speakers. Mayor Carl Clavadetscher and Lt. Gov. Tim Babcock will welcome attendees. A pageant on women in politics and messages from Civil Defense officials are planned, with delegates including Mrs. William Jones and several Choteau residents attending.
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Montana Federation of Republican Women
Northern
Billings
Donald Nutter
James F. Battin
Clare Williams
Republican National Committee
J. B. Parks
Pueblo
Colo
National Federation of Republican Women
Carl Clavadetscher
Tim Babcock
W. J. Ward
D. B. Crane
John Davison
Grant Curtis
Fred Meadows
Choteau
Beef for Boys Ranch corraling date set for Oct 10
The corraling of Beef for Boys Ranch at the Chateau stockyards is scheduled for October 10. Co sponsors Woody Armstrong and others urge ranchers to return intent cards promptly, with first shipment hoped to include all calves. Community support from Absarokee Jaycees and others aids the Ranch which serves at risk youths regardless of background.
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Boys Ranch
Chateau Stockyards
Woody Armstrong
YBR
Teton County
Absarokee
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