Phonorama Exhibit On Wheels Visits Choteau Dutton
Phonorama a 42 foot mobile exhibit on wheels will tour Choteau on Wednesday from 12 to 4 p.m. and Dutton the next day from 1 to 5 p.m. W W Duncan manager of the Choteau telephone office, says Mountain States Telephone sponsors the showing. The exhibit traces telephone history from Bell 1876 to modern communications and includes a TV camera and stereophonic sound displays.
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Mountain State Telephone Co
J. C. Penney
Phonorama
Choteau
Dutton
W. W. Duncan
Mountain States Telephone
America
Alexander Graham Bell
Duncan
Bell Laboratories
Warm Days and Cold Nights Mark Week of Frost
The week saw a first official frost at Chateau with temperatures dropping to 29 last Thursday night. Daytime temperatures remained warm while nights cooled, as records from the courthouse weather station show.
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Chateau
Fairfield Style Show celebrates Harvest Moon theme
Fairfield Junior Woman's Club hosts its fourth annual style show on Sept 26 at 8 p.m. in Fairfield Grade School multipurpose room with moderator Miss Josephine Brooker. Local models and children perform. proceeds aid the swimming pool fund.
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Fairfield Junior Woman's Club
Fairfield
Josephine Brooker
Buttrey’s of
Great Falls
Maureen Lear
Linda Cunningham
Peggy Mast
Charlene
Sharon Manson
Libby Hatcher
Maureen Perry
Raymond Carlson
Peggy Lear
Diana Lund
Terrill Beck
Gary Little
Janie Mast
Lesmeister
Kiepers Food Center
Birthday tribute at Mrs. Lee Brown home
Teton County Rest Home staff held an afternoon coffee party at Mrs. Lee Brown’s home Wednesday to celebrate her birthday.
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Teton County Rest Home
Lee Brown
Hunters urged to prevent fires on Montana forests
Mark Schoknecht, Libby Montana Forest Practice Committee chair, warns hunters amid a severe fire season. He notes many Tree Farms are open for public hunting and cautions about campfires and discarded cigarettes. Industrial foresters can offer area guidance, and hunters should watch logging roads while keeping Montana green.
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Mark Schoknecht
Libby
Montana Forest Practice Committee
Western Pine Assa
Montana
Schoknecht
Pheasant Regulations Deferred by Montana Commission
Pheasant rules for 1960 will not be set until October when the Montana Fish and Game Commission meets. Small game manager Wynn Freeman said hunting opens at noon October 23. The September meeting was postponed and detailed regulations await the commission’s next session.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Wynn Freeman
Commission
Bulldogs Open Season With 34-13 Win At Fort Benton
Choteau High School Bulldogs beat Fort Benton 34-13 in a non conference opener. Leroy Yeager starred with three touchdowns and two extra points while Rich Wilson added a TD and a point. Fort Benton led briefly in the first quarter. Sunburst visits for the first conference game Friday at 8 p.m.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Leroy Yeager
Choteau
Ray Yeager
Chateau
Dan Hansen
Rich Wilson
Wilson
Nottingham
Bob Hollar
Fay Buck
Bulldogs
Sunburst
Building Starts On Rectory for St. Joseph's Parish
Excavation for the new St. Joseph's Parish rectory began after bids opened last Friday. Zion Construction Co. of Chateau won the general contract at 48,374 with 1,333 for the first alternates. Teton Plumbing and Heating bid 8,161.28. Chateau Electric bid 3,988. The brick faced rectory will have two offices, pastor quarters, two bedrooms, dining room, kitchen, utility room and house keeper's apartment with a full basement as a catechetical center. Page and Werner of Great Falls is the architect.
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St. Joseph’s Parish
Zion Construction Co
Chateau
Teton Plumbing
Chateau Electric
Page and Werner of
Great Falls
Politics Course Starts Tuesday At Chateau Chamber
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce offers a third Course in Practical Politics starting Tuesday. Nine two hour classes will be held each Tuesday from 8 to 10 p.m. at the Chateau Grade School cafeteria. Enroll via Enoch Stroh Tom Hammond or Bob Crocker.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Enoch Stroh
Tom Hammond
Bob Crocker
Chateau
Chamber
Kirby Kramer Visits Dr Crary Residence Before Seattle UW Entry
Kirby Kramer called on the Dr Crary residence during the week as he prepared to enter the University of Washington in Seattle where he plans to enroll.
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Kirby Kramer
Dr. Crary
University of Washington
Seattle
All County Rural Schools Now Open in Teton County
Teton County superintendent Mrs. Muriel Reiquam says all rural schools are in session with higher enrollments. New and returning teachers include Lola Fern Wacker at East Farmington No. 5, Mathilda Handy at Premium Center No. 7, Emma Meyers at Farmington No. 8, Ruth Johnson at No. 11, and others across Bynum No. etc, with Ward Genger named new principal at No. 45.
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Teton County
Muriel Reiquam
East Farmington
Lola Fern Wacker
Mathilda Handy
Premium Center
Emma Meyers
Farmington
Ruth Johnson
Ira Perkins
Cl&ristine Largent
Hild Moulton
Bynum
John Ward
Teresa Ward
Ward Genger
Violet Cool
Lincoln
Agnes Peterson
Agawam
Wilma Jensen
Jeanne Pollock
Pendrey
Irene Roehm
Pleasant Ridge
Boy Scouts Open New Season At Lions Club
The Chateau Scouts begin a new year with the first meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Lions Club Hall. Scoutmaster Leo Pierre invites interested boys to attend and start in scouting.
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Chateau
Lions Club Hall
Leo Pierre
Dutton State Bank Opens With Grand Opening Planned
Dutton State Bank opened its doors Monday and will hold a grand opening this Saturday during the Dutton Harvest Festival. The bank, occupying about 1,800 square feet, offers full services including Commodity Credit Wheat loans. Directors include Carl Eklund, Rudolph Fuhringer, M. B. Bolland, Clarence Phillips, Don Moore, C. A. Callan, and James Cheetham with Cheetham as president and Callan as executive VP and cashier.
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Dutton State Bank
New Bank
Carl Eklund
Collins
Rudolph Fuhringer
M. B. Bolland
Clarence Phillips
Don Moore
C. A
Pat) Callan
James Cheetham
Dutton
C. A. Callan
Judy Clotfelter
Callan
Toole County State Bank of
Shelby
State Bank Examiner
Secretary of State
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Vital Issues in Montana program to start Oct 3
Montana's future topics include growth, education, welfare and taxation. The six week county program, sponsored by MSC and Extension Service, uses unbiased fact sheets and self run groups to discuss public policy and costs. Community members may start a five to ten person discussion group with sheets available at the County Extension Office.
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Montana
Raymond Kelly
Montana State College
Cooperative Extension Service of the College
County Extension Office
MSC
Kelly
Areuor
Lions Fall Festival Aims to Fund Pool Filter System
Chateau Lions Club shifts annual Days of 49 to a one night Fall Festival September 24 in the high school gym. Funds will finance a swimming pool filter system to recirculate water, extend swimming days, reduce heating costs, and improve water clarity for better safety and training.
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Lions Club
Lions
Moose Lodge
Annual Harvest Festival Planned At Dutton
Dutton High School selects Annette Thorne queen for the Harvest Festival to be held all day Saturday. Attendants Rosellen Decker Linda Schultz and Sandra Thorne will accompany the queen in the parade.
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Dutton High School
Annette Thorne
Rosellen Decker
Linda Schultz
Sandra Thorne
Main Street
General Fund
Lions Room
Women’s Organizations
Dutton
Chris Trebesch
North Country
Boy Scout
First Carnegie Meeting Opens In Choteau Tonight
The Dale Carnegie Course in effective speaking human relations and leadership holds its first meeting tonight at 7 27 in the high school auditorium. Choteau Lions Club president Albert C Finley says the initial demonstration meeting is free and open to the public with no obligation. A memory training demonstration is featured.
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Dale Carnegie
Albert C. Finley
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau
Cannon Criticizes Gov Aronson At Teton County Meeting
Cannon accused Gov J Hugo Aronson of vetoing beneficial bills and urged highway economy, more schools, and local industry. Several candidates spoke including Henry Anderson Lou Boedecker Charles Jacobson Gordon McOmber Elmer Erickson. A caravan plan through Teton and Pondera counties was announced for Sept 26.
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Paul Cannon
J. Hugo Aronson
Teton County
Dutton
Cannon
Henry Anderson
Libby
Lou Boedecker
Helena
Charles Jacobson
Conrad
Gordon McOmber
Elmer Erickson
Paul Rice
Miles City
Pondera County
Teton
Pondera Counties
Young Democrats Club
Tony Burgmaier
Teton Twenty Forms in Cha teau for Investment Study
A new organization named the Teton Twenty has formed in Cha teau as a learning group on investments. Officers include Dr. Arthur A. Mc Auley president George Higgins treasurer and Carl Field secretary. R Bruce Ricks of D A Davidson & Co Great Falls spoke on the stock market during the meeting. The group has 20 members and meets monthly.
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The
Teton Twenty
Chateau
Arthur A. McAuley
George Higgins
Carl Field
R. Bruce Ricks
D. A. Davidson & Co
Great Falls
County Harvest Nears Finish in Teton County
The Agricultural Marketing Service in Helena reports winter wheat nearing completion in Teton County with a few stands uncut. Barley 75 percent harvested, oats 90 percent, and alfalfa second cutting 95 percent. Winter wheat seeding 35 percent done and most livestock moved from summer ranges. Soil moisture for seedings is short.
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Agricultural Marketing Service
Helena
Teton County
MEA Chapter Meeting at School Opens New Year
The Chateau unit of the Montana Education Association held its first meeting of the year in the remodeled high school home economics room with President Dorothy Kneeland presiding. Ed Schiller reported on school board policies and discussed dues, social functions and other matters.
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Chateau
Montana Education Ass’n
Dorothy Kneeland
Dlues
Ed Schiller
Curtis Anniversary Party at Lutheran Church
The children of Mr and Mrs F G Curtis invite friends to an anniversary party for the Curtis couple on Sunday September 25 at the Lutheran Church from 2 to p.m. All are welcome to attend.
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F. G. Curtis
Curtis
Helena couple Carroll visit Chateau last Thursday
Mr and Mrs George A Carroll of Helena were seen as Chateau visitors last Thursday.
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George A. Carroll
Helena
Queen Contest Set for Festival
Six Choteau High School girls compete for queen of the Choteau Lions Club Fall Festival to be held on Saturday at the new high school gym. Candidates include Mona Kay Larson Joann Meadows Darlene Beadle Dorothy Jensen Sharon Alzheimer and Ellen Hansen. The event replaces the former Days of 49 celebration and will be a single night affair.
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Choteau High School
Queen of the Choteau Lions Club
Mona Kay Larson
Joann Meadows
Darlene Beadle
Dorothy Jensen
Sharon Alzheimer
Ellen Hansen
Lions Club
Tax-o-rama Planned For Here in October
A traveling Tax-o-rama tour will visit 42 Montana communities in October under 16 sponsor groups. Choteau's session is tentatively set for Oct 11, with public attendance likely free and discussions on taxes, agriculture, business and federal taxation.
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Chateau
Montana
Great Falls
Medical
Rocky* Moun
Tain Oil & Gas Ass
Montana Motor Transport Ass’n
Montana Petroleum Ass’n
Montana Railroad Ass’n
Montana Retail Lumbermen’s Ass
Choteau
Conrad
Shelby
Fort Benton
Phillipsburg
Bonner
Hamilton
Superior
Polson
Thompson Falls
Whitefish
Libby
Hardin
Broadus
Ekalaka
Baker
Baker, “Wibaux, Terry, Forsyth, ‘Roundup; ‘Stanford, Winifred
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al SN Triat
Ft. Benton
St. Joseph's
Boy Scouts
Stan Rathman
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Committee
Carnegie
Gov. Aronson
MEA
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