Dutton News Roundup Highlights Race and Community Events
In Missoula to Sidney Model T race two Dutton men, Ray Habel and John Frick, placed second and eighth among 24 starters with 19 finishing. Community notes cover hunter safety signup, high school band trip to Great Falls, Harvest Festival, visits from relatives, a birth in Conrad, and local club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Sidney
Dutton
Ray Habel
John Frick
Habel
Frick
Duttonites
Glenn Johnson
Bert Halseth
Hank Dahl
Bob
Lucille Flick
Bobby
Ben McKay
Kenny Hemstad
Bob Moser
Frank Schuler
Gene van Horn
Cheetham’s
Dutton High School
Great Falls
Tommy Heins
Spokane
Wash
George Luck
Frank Schabel
Heins
Alice Bohn
Ed Smith
Hamilton
E. A. Adams
Earnest
Shelby
C. A. Callan
A. Mahlum
Rochester
Minn
Mahlum
Ray Ramsey
David Johnson
Helena
Gene Rolland and
Son
Tracy
Elaine van Heel
Charles Wonderpass
Fairfield
George Suck
Herman Ballman
St. Cloud
Elda Mock
Anaconda Company
Barbara Kay Doyra
Jimnior High School
Connie Kelly
Anaconda
Robert Greenbeck
Philipsburg
Michael Anthony
Roger Hagen
Kalispell
Collins Boosters 4-H Achievements Highlight Year End
The 1961 4-H year closed at Achievem ent Day in Collins hall with President Linda Pedersen leading pledges to the U S and 4-H flags. Awards were given to Linda Pedersen Vivian Baquet Kathy Wilkie and Charlene Horak and others for State Fair exhibits. A Halloween party was planned for Oct 20 and special guest Vibha Kasturbhai from India spoke before demos and a folk dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins Boosters
Collins Hall
Linda Pedersen
U. S
Bessie Silberman
County Club Congress
Vivian Baquet
Kathy Wilkie
Great Falls
Charlene Horak
Vivian
Alan Baquet
Frank Horak
Jim Alzheimer
Susan Inbody
Loretta Tomsha
Club Congress
Bozeman
Vibha Kasturbhai
Lf.y.e
India
Larson
Pedersen
Audit notices for four high schools in Teton County
Audits of extra curricular activity funds for Fairfield Choteau Dutton and Power high schools are on file in the County Superintendent of Schools office in the Court House Choteau and available for inspection. Muriel S. Reiquam County Superintendent of Schools. Publication date Sept 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Choteau
Dutton and
Power
Teton County
Court House
Muriel S
Reiquam County Superintendent of Schools
Notice of stock assessment by Farmers Cooperative Canal Company
Directors in Chateau Montana on September 21 1961 levy an assessment of fifty dollars per share on all capital stock. Payment due by November 4 1961 to G E Monkman secretary treasurer in Choteau Montana. Unpaid stock after November 4 1961 may face enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Co-operative Canal Company
Chateau
Teton County
Montana
G. E. Monkman
Choteau
Public Auction Notice of Delinquent Assessment Sale
The Farmers Co operative Canal Co. will sell at public auction the delinquent assessment plus advertising costs if unpaid. The sale is set for November 18, 1961 at 2:00 P M at the front door of Farmington Hall in Teton County Montana. Dated Chateau Montana September 21 1961. G E Monkman secretary treasurer. Four publications: Sept 28 Oct 5 12 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
Teton County
Montana
Chateau
Farmers Co-operative Canal Co
G. E. Monkman
Notice to creditors for Marie Anna Bow Man estate
Public notice from Basil E. Bowman as administrator for the estate of Marie Anna Bowman requests all creditors to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. The notice gives Measured & Salansky in Kalispell Montana as the address for filing and dates four publications through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Anna Bowman
Measure & Salansky
Strand Building
Kalispell
Montana
Basil E. Bowman
Measure and Salansky Attorneys
Strand
Ford
Great Falls
P. O
Elmer Erickson
Court House
Chateau
County of
Teton
Executrix Elda A Mock Notices Estate Of Joseph A Mock
The undersigned executrix Elda A Mock announces the estate of Joseph A Mock. The filing indicates probate actions and estate administration steps to be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph A. Mock
Elda A. Mock
Joseph A
Notice of stockholders meeting and probate order in Montana
Notice advertises the annual meeting of the Teton Co operative Reservoir Company to be held at its Bynum office on Thursday October 5 at 2 00 PM D P Fabrick president plus an order appointing time of probate of will for Jeremiah G Johnson deceased in the Ninth Judicial District Court Teton County Montana. The hearing is set for October 13 1961 at 10 00 AM at Chateau Court House with publication of notice for three weeks in Chateau Acantha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Power
Chateau
Doris Rosholt
Emma van Heel
Louise Best
Edith Johnson
Thelma Fleshman
T. Kilpatrick
Lloyd Bergan
Jeanette Schabel
Gene Gallagher
Lloyd Gallagher
Bozeman
MSC
Esther Campbell
Great Falls
Matilda Hebtner
Ted Cox
Idaho
Helen Kristiansen
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Company
Bynum
Montana
Ninth Judicial District
State of
County of
Teton
Jeremiah G. Johnson
County of Teton
Freda J. Johnson
Chateau Acantha
Teton County
Elmer Erickson
Transfer of Retail Liquor License Filed for Bleached Skull Saloon
Richard W Engel filed with the Montana Liquor Control Board on September 6 1961 for transfer of a retail liquor license from Gail FitzPatrick to Bleached Skull Saloon in Choteau Montana. Protests must be heard October 19 1961 at 9 25 AM in Helena. Signed J E Manning Administrator. Four publications Sept 14 21 28 Oct 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ‘W. Engel
Montana’ Liquor Control Board
Gail Fitzpatrick
Choteau
Montana
Montana Liquor Control Board
Helena
J. E. Manning
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kim Moore
Byron Grubb
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Tracy Lance
Grubbs
Alice Holum
Power and
Lions Room
Mike Pulver
Percy Robinson
Doris Hansen
Collins Boosters Club
J. R. Simplot .Co
Pocatello, Idaho
Logan
Augusta, Mont
Leaders of Tomorrow
Allah
Ilegal
Dean
Doan
O. B. Kotz
Teton Cooperative Reservoir Company
Charles Davidson
1St National Bank
Harriets
John Deere Equipment
F. G. Curtis & Son - Chateau
Cheethams - Dutton
Bae UA
By Reg Manning
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West
Puritzer Prise
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