Flare outlines anti socialistic stance in Montana tours
Orvin B. Flare, Republican senate hopeful, spoke in Choteau and Fairfield to about 290 and 100 people respectively. He argued against socialism and federal education aid, urged local control, and backed a strong military and growing economy. Albert Leuthold accompanied him, campaigning with other Montana Republicans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvin B. Flare
Choteau
Fairfield
Flare
England
Montana
Dutton
Teton County
Elementary School Elections Return Student Leaders for First Semester
The Chateau Elementary School fifth to eighth grade election results list student council officers and representatives. Officers include President Tom Dellno and Vice President John Rose. representatives span 5A to 8B with numerous named students. class officers are named for each grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Tom Dellno
John Rose
Carol Miller
Kaye Caskey
Bill Miller
Jerri Swenson
Earlene Colley
Douglas Peterson
Steve Malcott
Billie Romney
Scott Russell
Cliff Sabo
Ronnie Hughes
Susan Jackson
Karen Murphy
Jerry Luinstra
Greg Curtis
Clark Russell
Roy Jacobs
Carol Alzheimer
Gwen Sorenson
Susan Anderson
Jerry Larson
Leora Colley
David Shannon
Don Moulton
Grant Gormley
Randy Diener
Sally Sulgrove
Patsy Thompson
McGuire
Carol Pulver
Douglas Sabo
Marija Peck
Mr. LaFond
Dianne Gronberg
Mike Dellno
Jim Waltermire
Laumeyer
Tom Nett
Hope Hensley
Ronnie Hansen
Clifford
Karen Peck
John Peebles
Sally Meadows
Greg Diener
Kretchmer
John Davison
Mary Meyers
LeRoy Banis
Johnson
Donna Buckingham
Candy Stenson
David Forrest
Ragar
Betty Hlghtower
Diane Hansen
Mir. Rathman
Refrigeration and air conditioning dealers meet in Billings
Walt Partlow reported on his return from a Montana meeting with refrigeration and air conditioning dealers. The event involved agents and representatives of equipment manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Partlow
Billings
Montana
Choteau Motorama Brings Four Dealers Auto Show
Four Choteau car dealers M and A Motors Chateau Garage Taylor Motor and Anderson Chevrolet sponsor the Choteau Motorama in the park pavilion Saturday October 8. The 1961 models from Pontiac Oldsmobile Dodge Ford Chevrolet and Cadillac will be on display from 9 am to 6 pm with a free luncheon at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
the Park Pavilion
Choteau Motorama
Choteau Area
M & A Motors
Chateau Garage
Taylor Motor
Anderson Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Dodge
Ford
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Kahler Named To Manage Great Falls Ceretana Feed Mill
Montana Flour Mills announces personnel changes for the new Ceretana feed mill at Great Falls. Henry Kahler will manage the plant with Henry Enochson as assistant manager and farm-store head. The facility, costing $500,000, aims to produce 100 tons daily of Ceretana feeds and custom pellets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Flour Mills Company
Ceretana
Great Falls
Henry Kahler
Kahler
Straw, Pendroy
Henry Enochson
Knochson
Cretana Livestock
Harry C. Johnson
Montana Flour Mills
Bozeman
Missoula
Chinook
Girl Scouts Begin Season Saturday
Chateau area Girl Scouts start their season with a roundup at the city park this Saturday from 12 30 to 2 p m All girls from third grade through high school may attend Each girl and leader should bring a sack lunch Picnic clothes are suggested Parents may attend to hear about the program meet new leaders and learn how to help in Choteau
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Choteau
Bondes Invite Wedding Reception in Choteau
Mr and Mrs Ernest Bond invite all friends to the wedding reception of their daughter Charlotte Rose and Ronald J Tampow on Sunday October 2 from 3 to 5 PM at the Methodist Church in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Bond
Charlotte Rose
Ronald J. Tampow
Choteau
Produce Manager Don Depner Appointed at Choteau Safeway
Don Depner named produce manager for the Choteau Safeway store this week. A native of Choteau, he has been with Glasgow locations since January, with parents listed as Mr and Mrs John Depner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Depner
Choteau Safeway
Depner
Choteau
Vats
Glasgow
Johri Depner
Democratic Caravan Traverses CountyMeeting Voters in Five Towns
A statewide campaign caravan toured Teton County meeting residents in Power Dutton Fairfield Chateau and Pendroy. Key figures included U S Senate candidate Lee Metcalf Lt Governor nominee Henry Anderson and Eastern District candidate Leo Graybill Jr. They spoke at Power High School Chateau Courthouse and a Conrad rally while highlighting administration interest rate increases and proposed public works projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Power
Dutton
Fairfield
Chateau
Pendrey
Lee Metcalf
U. S. Senate
Leo Graybill Jr
Henry Anderson
Jim Dellno
Democratic Central Committee
D. P. Fabrick
Elmer. Erickson
Park Cafe
Metcalf
Fabrick
Graybill
Anderson
Paul Rice
McOmber
Jacobson
Erickson
John Cushman
Lou Boedecker
H. L
Tip” O’neil
Cushman
Democratic
Monarch Lumber Co
Main Street
Pendroy
Pondera County
Democratic Party
Pondera
Paul Cannon
Conrad
Institute program formed by county superintendents
Mrs. Reiquam, Teton county superintendent, along with three other county superintendents, organizes an institute for elementary teachers and administrators from four counties to be held Friday at the DeMolay Memorial in Great Falls. Registration starts 8 a.m. and the program runs 9 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muriel ‘Reiquam
Teton County
Great Falls
Grace Miller
Cascade County
Margaretha Thomas
Chouteau County
Elvina Cowan
Pondera County
D. K. Thomas
Houghton Mifflin Co
Dora Reese
Reading Council
Robert Sando
Talks on UN Work Planned at Methodist Church
The WSCS plans a Wednesday 2 p.m. meeting at the Methodist Church with guest speaker Mrs. Ronald Holtz of Great Falls addressing United Nations work. Mrs. Ralph Salisbury of Floweree will show films from her India trip, sponsored by Farm and World Affairs. The public may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Ronald Holtz
Great Falls
United Nations
Farm and World Affairs
Farmers Union
The
Farm Bureau
Curange
Holtz
Salisbury
Martin
Great. Falls
Renewal tips for Montana driver licenses
County Treasurer Marie Stenson reminds residents renewing Montana driver licenses to use the name exactly as it appears on the license and to include the month day and year of birth. Renewal requests must include a $3 fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stenson
Montana
Mills depart Fort Bragg after stop in North Carolina
Sp and Mrs Clinton travel notes report Mills left Wednesday for Fort Bragg North Carolina after visiting here since August 11. They then flew to New York and drove to a chateau from Fulda Germany where they had been for three years. Mrs Mills is former Gloria Reardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Lions Fall Festival a big success at high school gym
The Lions Club reports their first annual Fall Festival held last Saturday was very successful with a large crowd. Proceeds totals are not yet set but gross receipts were higher than last year’s Days of ’49. Dorothy Jensen was crowned queen with Mona Kay Larsen and others as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Bob Gronberg
Gronberg
Dorothy Jensen
Mona Kay Larsen
Joann Meadows
Darlene Beadle
Sharon Alzheimer
Ellen Hanson
Pheasants Released Near Farmington and Fairfield
The Fish and Game Department released 400 cock pheasants near Farmington at the request of the Teton Sportsmen's Association to replenish scarce stock after hail damage and heavy hunting. An additional 200 birds were released east of Fairfield the same day. hunters are asked to return bands and report kill locations to Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish and Game Department
Farmington
Teton Sportsmen’s Association
Fairfield
Department
Helena
Study Group at Church Plans Heritage and Horizons Session
A study group meets next Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the Methodist Church parlors. The session, moderated by Mrs. John A. Swanson, covers Heritage and Horizons in Home Missions. It is sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Service and organized by Mrs. Ed Schiller, secretary of missionary education. Women of the church and community may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
John A. Swanson
Swanson
School of Missions
Flathead Lake
Missionary Education and Service
Northcentral
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Missionary Education
Ed Schiller
Schiller
Chateau
Dutton Student Edits Yearbook
The 1960 Montanan yearbook at Montana State College earned an A rating in the NSYA college division, placing it in the top quarter of judged yearbooks. Don Rossmiller of Dutton was editor and Roger King of Poplar served as business manager, with praise for feature coverage and photo imagery. Bruce Ellis of Red Lodge will edit the 1961 Montanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montanan
Montana State College
National School Yearbook Association
NSYA
Don Rossmiller
Dutton
Roger King
Poplar
Bruce Ellis
Red Lodge
Auxiliary Meeting Notice for C James Smith Unit 6
The regular meeting of C James Smith Unit No 6 American Legion Auxiliary will be held Monday Oct 3 in the upper Legion hall. Girls State delegates will report and officers warn of important business. Visitors are welcome. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
American Legion Auxiliary
Upper Legion Hall
Library book deadline extended to October eighth
Choteau Woman's Club reports over 100 books still out of the library and cannot open on October 1. The date is extended to October 8 for returns. Bookholders who have not returned are urged to bring items to Chateau El A Mr and Mrs Edwin Rowley of Salt Lake City spent Wednesday night with his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Smoot Rowley on their way to Seattle to visit their daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Woman’s Club
Jnot
Chateau
Elaa
Edwin‘ Rowley
Salt
Smoot Rowley
Seattle
Lions Club Dinner Honors 1960 Swimming Team
The Chateau Lions Club hosted a banquet for the 1960 Lions swimming team and coaches Stan Rathman and Neal Bateman. Team members received sweat shirts and reviewed their season including a Havre victory and 25 top finishes at the Montana Junior Olympic state meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Rathman
Neal Bateman
Lions Club
Havre
Montana
Dell Rowley
David Forrest
Steve Koch
Rich Clough
Ginny Jackson
Detra Abbott
Gretchen Voorhees
Wyman Duncan
Lions Meeting
Lions Calendar
Ray Nelson
Hans Stenseth
Duane Reisch
Dr. W. F. Gertson
Fire Danger Remains High in Montana Forests
Hunters are warned of extreme fire danger across many state sections with areas opened for upland game birds and deer and antelope hunting in early October. Warnings urge precautions, carry shovel axe and bucket, and note aerial patrols by Fish and Game wardens to prevent fires as conditions stay dry and hazardous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Department
O. W. Lewis
Montana
Services Yesterday For Harry Perkins
Harry Perkins age 80 of Choteau died Monday at the county rest home after a long ranch laborer life with Hodgskiss brothers. Funeral was Wednesday at Banks Chapel Rev Grant Moore officiating burial in Choteau Cemetery pallbearers Rob Miller Carl Gulbrandsen Albert Wiseman Leé Brown Bill Breere John Burt Perkins born March 9 1880 Weston VI lived in Montana 50 years not married no survivors
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Harry Perkins
Choteau
County Rest
Hodgskiss Brothers
Banks Chapel
Grant Moore
Rob Miller
Carl Gulbrandsen
Albert Wiseman
Leé Brown
Bill Breere
John Burt
Perkins
Weston, VI
Montana
Former Local Doctor Keeton Dies at 55
Dr. Ronald Gerald Keeton a former Choteau physician aged 55 died at a Bozeman hospital this week after a 20 year Bozeman practice. Born in Nebraska he studied at MSU Oregon and Tulane and married Marjorie Stewart in 1935. Survivors include his wife son Stewart and two daughters all of Bozeman plus a sister in Great Falls. Funeral and burial were in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Gerald Keeton
Bozeman
Virginia City
Choteau
North Bend
Neb
Montana State University
University of Oregon
Tulane University
Marjorie Stewart
Montana
S. V. Stewart
Helena
Stewart C. Keeton
Jane
Kathryn
Millicent Berger
Great Falls
Correction: Show Dates Updated for Please Don't Eat the Daisies
The show Please Don't Eat the Daisies will screen Sunday October 2 and Monday October 3 instead of September 25 and 26 as listed in the Roxy advertisement on page 2.
Mrs Thompson of Collins Dies at 73
Anna L. Thompson 73 of Collins died Sunday at her home after a months long cancer illness. Funeral services were held today at Banks Chapel at 2 p.m. Rev. Grant Moore officiated with burial in Chateau Cemetery. She's survived by her daughter Mrs Henry Tomsha, five sisters, two brothers, one grandchild, and her husband Roscoe C Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna L. Thompson
Collins
Banks Chapel
Grant Moore
Chateau Cemetery
Clyde Baquet
Joe Eyraud
Chris Trebesch
L. E. Yitzgerald
Herb Silberman
Albert Tomsha
Thompson
Minong
Wis
Roscoe C. Thompson
Henry Tomsha
GOP Prepares Downtown Headquarters Campaign Hub
The Republican Party opens a downtown office in Paul Kropp’s space beside the post office. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with coffee, pamphlets, and information on candidates. Phone IN 6 2634. Headquarters operate from now until November election. Democrats opened a local HQ last week in the old Monarch Lumber Building with similar materials and candidate info.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Chateau
Paul Kropp
Monarch Lumber
Omlecak
Explorer Scouts Elect Officers For New Season
Chateau Explorer Scout Post No 51 held a leadership vote at its first meeting of the season. Nine scouts are members with Bob McAuley as president Jim Murphy as vice president and David Hart as secretary treasurer. Meetings are twice monthly with a monthly officers’ session. Planned activities include packing trips and mountain climbing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Explorer Scouts
Bob McAuley
Jim Murphy
David Hart
Bulldogs Trounced by Valier Panthers in Home Loss
Cho teau's Bulldogs were routed 25 7 by the Valier Panthers Saturday at Valier. Valier remained unbeaten while Choteau dropped to one one in conference play. Key scoring came from Valier QB Henneman and Jerry Jones, with Carlson scoring for Choteau. Leroy Yeager stood out on defense for the Bulldogs. They travel to Browning next Friday to face the Indians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bulldogs
Valier Panthers
Valier
Panthers
Chateau
Wayne
Carlson
Panther
Doug Henneman
Jerry Jones
Henneman
Jones
Leroy
Yeager
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Girl Scouts
Ralph Miracle
Montana Stockgrowers
Ase’n
Taxorama
First National Bank
Miracle
Basil Andrikopoulos
Rocky Mountain Oil and Gas Ass'n
Keith Anderson
Montana Taxpayers’ Ass'n
John Willard
Montana Railroad Ass'n
Ed Kellner
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Legion Hall
Jerry Breen
Lions Report
Aux
Chateau Lions Club
GOP
Tyes
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