Falk Festival by Choteau Lions replaces Days of 49
The Choteau Lions Club hosts its second Fall Festival at the high school gym this Saturday September 30 replacing the former Days of 49 event. Lions sponsor swim pool and tennis court maintenance and run bake sales and games with proceeds supporting community youth programs.
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Choteau Lions Club
Chateau Pavilion
Lions
Boys State
James Murphy
Leo Murphy
Grant Gormley
David Shannon
Gormley
Robert Gormley
Shannon
Dave Shannon
Moose Orchestra
White Mouse
Lions Club
Chateau Lions
J.R. Crabtree
George Henderson
Fish Pond
Marion Averill
W. W. Scott
Howard W. Bateman
John Dunckel
Bob Nauck
Frank Stearns
Leo H. Murphy
Leonard Sheble
William F. Olsen
A. A. McAuley
Rex Peterson
Joe Lucier
Open House at Rectory Sunday by St Josephs Parish
The Ladies Auxiliary of St Josephs Catholic Parish invites the public to inspect the new rectory on Main Avenue North this Sunday Oct 1 from 2 to 5 p.m. The contemporary brick structure built by Zion Construction Co Choteau and subcontractors Knudtzon Lumber Choteau Electric Teton Plumbing Wallace Thompson with furnishings from Wier Furniture Havre Gambles Cha teau and others features a basement hall 11 main rooms three baths and a gas heated hot water system.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic
Main Avenue
Zion Construction Co
Choteau
Knudtzon Lumber
Choteau Electric
Teton Plumbing
Wallace Thompson
Wier Furniture
Havre
Gambles
Chateau
Jesse C. Bleecker
E.C. Hensley
Shanahan Cabinet Works
Great Falls
Swanson Leads City Golf Title With 75 Score
John Swanson Jr. captured the Chateau Country Club city championship with a 75 while Anita Dellno defended her women’s crown with 86. Dick Conklin was runner up with an 87 in the men’s event. Winners and runners up were named across five flights with Edith Dunckel and Virginia Northagen leading the women’s first flight and several second-place finishers earning trophies. Trophy pickups announced at The Teton County Abstract Company.
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John Swanson Jr
Chateau Country Club
Anita Dellno
Dick Conklin
Ted Saylor
C. W. Boussard
Glen Boden
Mike McCartney
Jim Dellno
Bill
Second Series Free Bowling Lessons Begin Next Month
A new series of free bowling lessons starts Thursday Oct 5 at 1 30 p m. This first lesson opens a new run. About 22 women attended the first series and have completed three lessons. Interested women should contact A E Lanes.
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A & E Lanes
Chateau Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notices
The Chateau Home Demonstration Club will meet Tuesday October 3 at 2 p.m. at the home of Mrs Ruby Reiding. Guests Mr and Mrs Robert Hunt of Denver visit Mrs Seufert and her husband.
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Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Ruby Reiding
Robert Hunt
Denver
George Seufert
Final Rites for J. W. Trisler at Banks Chapel
Funeral services for Joseph William Trisler 82 were held Tuesday at Banks Chapel with Rev. C Fred Crowe officiating. Born July 27 1879 in Beloit Kansas he died at a local hospital the preceding Thursday. He lived in Chateau for many years and worked yard care and local cleaning establishments. Survived by one brother John of Springfield Oregon and a niece Mrs Jean Denison Choteau plus several other relatives. Burial followed at Chateau cemetery with Banks Funeral Home in charge.
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Joseph William Trisler
Trisler
Emma McDonald
Choteau
Sanford
Steve
Emmett
John
Springfield
Ore
Jean Denison
Methodist Church
George
Buck) Jessop
Everre Lindseth
Frits Hansen
Tom
Partlow sells shop to James Smith in Great Falls
Walter Partlow announced to the Acantha that he sold the Chateau Electric business to James Smith of Plentywood. Smith will arrive weekend and take over Monday morning. The Partlows bought the H. W. Ludwig Hydraulic Jack Service from the Ludwig estate, renaming it Falls Hydraulic Jack Service at 307 Third Avenue South, Great Falls. A full story will appear next week.
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Walter Partlow
Acantha
Chateau Electric
James Smith
Plentywood
Smith
Partlow
H. W. Ludwig
Ludwig
Falls Hydraulic
3Rd Avenue South
Great Falls
Style Show Carnival of Fashion at Fairfield School
Fairfield Junior Woman's Club presents the Carnival of Fashion style show on October 2 in the Fairfield school multi purpose room. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Fairfield Junior Woman’s Club
Fairfield
Bishop Phillips to Speak at District Methodist Rally
Bishop Glenn R. Phillips of Denver will keynote a sub district fall rally at the Chateau Methodist Church on October 2. The program opens at 3 p.m. with a worship service led by Rev. Gordon A. Patterson. Phillips will discuss the World Methodist Conference in Oslo and ecumenism. A potluck dinner follows at 5:30 p.m. and Rev. Owen W. Arrington speaks on education. Evening service at 7 p.m. includes consecration of area Certified Lay Speakers.
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Glenn Phillips
Methodist Church
Chateau
Glenn R. Phillips
Denver
Gordon A. Patterson
Glacier Park
Great Falls
Phillips
Oslo
Norway
Ele
Potluck
Owen W. Arrington
Board of Education
of Education
Hincee On
Husa
Corbett Bull Grand Champ At Idaho Fair
Corbett Bull Grand Champ At Idaho Fair Master Cavalier was selected senior and grand champion and reserve grand champion bull at the Eastern Idaho State Fair last week. George Henderson of Utah State University was judge for the show. Master Cavalier is owned jointly by Bryan Corbett and Lone Cho teau, and Winchester's B and D Ranch, Bozeman. The Corbett Angus have been consistent winners at shows and fairs this summer, bringing home ribbons and awards. At the Utah State fair earlier this month the Choteau cattle won top placing in best three bulls and best of two bulls. At Idaho fair Corbett and Sons showed champion and reserve champion females, with grand champion late junior yearling Zella of Quality 638 and reserve champion late summer yearling Elite of Quality 6198. Other Corbett placings included first late summer yearling bull, first early junior yearling bull, first summer senior yearling bull, first three bulls, and second two bulls.
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Cavalier
George Henderson
Utah State University
Bryan* Corbett
Lone,” Cho
Winchester
S .B & D Ranch
Bozeman
Corbett
Zella
Archie Hodgskiss Dies This Morning
Long time Teton county resident Archie Hodgskiss died of a heart attack at his home Thursday. Funeral services are pending. The Acantha will publish a full obituary next week.
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Teton County
Archie Hodgskiss
The
Acantha
Public Invited To Hear United Nations Report
The public is invited to an Oct 6 meeting at Odd Fellow Hall at 8 p.m. where United Nations delegates will present their summer reports. Carol Ann Howard and four other delegates from nearby communities will share experiences from the U N Headquarters. Mrs Ernest Welst Choices accompanied the group on the pilgrimage.
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Odd Fellow
United Nations
Carol Ann Howard
Rebekah
Chateau
U. N
Local Family Guests in Great Falls This Weekend
Mr and Mrs Jerry McDowell and family visited Great Falls on Sunday as guests of his sister Myrx Al Mader and family.
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Jerry. McDowell
Great Falls
Myxz
al ‘Mader
Funeral Services Held for Martin Anderson of Teton County
Funeral services were held today for Martin Anderson a long time resident of Teton County. He was born April 3 1880 in Clarkfield Minnesota and died September 24 at the Teton County Rest Home from a heart attack after years of illness. He moved to Burton Bench in 1895 and Chateau in 1957 never married worked as a ranch employee. Survivors include two sisters Mrs Laura Davidson Chateau and Mrs Edith Double Los Angeles along with several nieces and nephews. Last rites were at Banks Funeral Home with Rev A Bernard Grandal. Burial followed in Chateau cemetery. Pallbearers were C A Peterson Albert Lindseth Frank Zgoda Emil Depner Edwin Anderson and Carl Gulbrandsen.
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Martin Anderson
Teton County
Anderson
Clarkfield
Minn
Teton County Rest Home
Burton” ‘Bench
Chateau
Laura’ Davidson
Edwin Anderson
Carl Gulbrandsen
Radio Stations Will Present Answer Programs Across Montana
A 13 week radio series titled Parents Ask About Schools will air this fall on Montana stations KMON KFBB KOJM KSEN. Programs run Mondays at 8 10 a.m. on KMON 10 25 a.m. on KFBB 7 15 a.m. Havre and 7 05 a.m. Shelby. October topics include Foreign languages in elementary grades evaluating the effectiveness of instruction parent teacher conferences giving parents IQ scores and helping child with homework.
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Montana
KMON
KFBB
Great Falls
KOJM
Havre
KSEN
Shelby
Local Apple Harvest Helpers Help Shields Family
Claude and Johns assist Mir and Mrs. Shields with the apple harvest in the Flathead country, lending aid during the harvest season.
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Claude
Johns
Flathead ‘Country
Mir
Gwohn
Shields
Paul F Mathis Dies Services Wednesday
Funeral services for Paul Mathis 72 longtime Teton county resident were held Wednesday at Chateau Methodist Church with Rev. Crowe and Rev. Gravdal officiating. Interment followed at Chateau Cemetery. pallbearers included Van Wichen Huidekoper Tesch Standish Jay and Jaumette.
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Paul F. Mathis
First Montana Education Association Holds 1961-62 Meeting
The inaugural Montana Education Association session for 1961-62 met September 21 in the school cafeteria. Officers elected include Bob Laumeyer as president, Bob Nauck as vice president, Eileen Erickson as treasurer, and Helen Miller as secretary. The agenda centers on the NEA Regional Conference in Great Falls, November 23 to 25 with five teachers volunteering to attend: Al Finley, Bob Nauck, Bob Laumeyer, ah Gormley, and Dorothy Kneean.
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Montana Education Association
Bob Laumeyer
Bob Nauck
Eileen Erickson
Helen ‘Miller
Great Falls
al Finley
Ah Gormley
Dorothy Kneean
Mrs Ruth Hay Leaves Sterling After Visit
Mrs Ruth Hay of Sterling Illinois returns home Friday after a two week visit to her daughter and husband Dr Edward Cherry and family and the Wesley Cherrys in town.
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Ruth Hay
Sterling, IL
Edward Cherry
Wesley Cherrys
Indian IFYE student to stay with Paulus family in Chateau area
Miss Vibha Kasturbhai of India, sponsored by the Young Farmers Association of India, will stay at the Willard Paulus home east of Chateau as part of the IFYE exchange program. The student, born June 27 1940, has a science degree and speaks several languages, including Gujarati and Marathi, and will move to Broadwater County on October 2 to stay with the Iverson family.
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Young Farmers’ Association of India
Vibha’ Kasturbhai
Willard Paulus
Ralph
Paulus
Chateau
Kasturbhai
Miss Kasturbhai
Teton County
Ledger
Toole
Hans Ames
Raymond Kelly
Xtension
Ry E .Alumni
Frieda Schroder
Ross Peace
India
Kantaben Kasturbhai Jhaveri
Walkeshwar Road
Bombay
Gujarat College
Gujarat University
Broadwater County
Boyd K. Iversons
Townsend
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Swanson
J. W. Trisler
Banks Chapel
Idaho
United Nations Report
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A. Bernard Gravdal
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Robert Gronberg
Old Rugged Cross
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Hollywood
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Douglas City
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Alaska
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Yakima
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