Deadline Nears to Register for Montana Nominating Election
Register by 5 p.m. next Thursday, April 25, to vote in the June 4 primary. Electors may register at the county clerk's office in the courthouse at Cha teau or with deputy registrars or notaries. Precincts and registrars listed. those who voted in November 1966 or registered since do not need re registration. Naturalized citizens should show papers. To qualify, voters must be 21, US citizens, Montana resident 1 year, county resident 30 days. Those who did not vote last general election must re register by deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling DePrata
Gladys Baquet
Mildred Schwartz
J. A. Swanson Jr
David Purkett
Alex Zier
Pearl Tangen
C. M. Weeks
Donna Pike
United States
Montana
Open House Set At Chateau High School Sunday
Sept Ed Schiller announced an informal open house for the new Chateau High School on Sunday April 21 from 2 to 5 p.m. Residents may tour the completed building except for the auditorium while awaiting formal opening next fall upon contractor Watters Construction of Helena delivering acceptance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
New Chateau High
Schiller
Watters Construction
Helena
Salmond Fire Destroys Barn and Shop on Ranch
A large barn and shop at the J. C. Salmond ranch 25 miles west of Chateau burned to the ground Friday afternoon. The loss is estimated at 25000 with partial insurance. Sheriff Becker cited undetermined origin likely faulty wiring and high winds 40 mph. The fire truck reached the scene after telephone lines were down. had wind blown from the north the house might have burned as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Salmond Ranch
Chateau
Albert Becker
Rural Fire Department
Becker
Most Teachers Return For Chateau Term With Few Openings
Chateau schools report a majority of teachers returning next year. Four new teachers are needed in the high school and one in the elementary. High school vacancies include Eva Anseth home economics Joan Brandvold librarian and English Linda Brunner mathematics and Tom Dommons English. Returning high school staff are Charles Allen Fay Buck Mary Ellen Burns John Nauck Charles Peck Dominic Reed John Rose Reg Wearley and Lloyd Reynolds. Elementary has one vacancy Larry Maze who will pursue further education. Returning elementary staff include Mrs Donald Anderson kindergarten Mrs Elmer Erickson Mrs Al Bond first grade Mrs Harvey Case Mrs Burr Huffman second grade Mrs Ed Wacker Mrs Hazel Castle third grade Mrs C E Russell Mrs Dorothy Reiner fourth grade Mrs Richard Chase Mrs Grace McGuire Al Bond Jr and Mrs Robert Gronberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Ed Schiller
Eva Anseth
Joan Brandvold
Linda Brunner
Tom Dommons
Charles Allen
Fay Buck
Mary Ellen Burns
John Nauck
Charles Peck
Dominic Reed
John Rose
Reg Wearley
Lloyd Reynolds
Larry Maze
Donald Anderson
Elmer Erickson
al Bond
Harvey Case
Burr Huffman
Ed Wacker
Hazel Castle
C. E. Russell
Dorothy Reiner
Richard Chase
Grace McGuire
al Bond Jr
Robert Gronberg
Bill Chalmers
Bob Sherman
Stan Rathman
Aronson to Visit Choteau for Ted James Rally
Former Montana Governor J. Hugo Aronson will visit Choteau on Wednesday April 24 on behalf of Ted James. He will be joined by Grover Schmidt of Fort Benton, a member of the James Advisory Committee, and will address a public meeting of the Teton Republican Central Committee at 8 p.m. in the lower Legion hall. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Choteau
Ted James
Grover Schmidt
Fort Benton
State James
Aronson
Governor Club
Teton
Republican Central Committee
Lower Legion Hall
Safeway Names Fink Manager for Choteau Store
Don Fink is named Safeway manager at the Chateau store, replacing Roy Snyder who leaves for Hamilton. Fink has 12 years with Safeway, previously in Kalispell and Helena, with missoula schooling and Army service in 1952 53. He is married to Elaine with five children and will move to Choteau in June. Snyder, a Choteau native, has managed since October and will remain in town until school ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Fink
Safeway, Inc
Chateau
Roy Snyder
Hamilton
Safeway
Fink
Kalispell
Helena
Missoula
Elaine
Choteau
Snyder
Deer Lodge
Youth Saved By B Warneke
City policeman Bill Warneke aided a 16 month old boy saved from a life threatening incident. He performed mouth to mouth resuscitation in an ambulance on the way to Teton Memorial Hospital after the child swallowed a half bottle of homemade horse liniment. The baby stopped breathing multiple times but was revived each time and spent the night in the hospital before going home with parents Mr and Mrs Bob Hancock of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Warneke
City
Teton Memorial Hospital
Bob Hancock
Lincoln
Choteau Hospital
Augusta
Choteau
Warneke
Bob Erickson
Hancock
Demos to Meet Monday at Choteau
Final plans for a Democratic rally will be completed at a meeting of the Teton County Democratic Central Committee on Monday April 22 at 8 pm in the courthouse in Choteau. Henry McDunn, chairman, said a buffet dinner is planned for May 10 in the Fairfield American Legion hall with time to be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Choteau
Henry McDunn
McDunn
Fairfield American Legion Hall
Hutton Lumber Mill Opens in Teton County
Hutton Lumber Mill begins operation in Lewis and Clark National Forest with Lester Hutton & Son Logging turning out 2x4s. Eight workers plus owners run the portable mill in the forest, reducing waste and hauling costs while supporting local jobs and community stumpage revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Lester Hutton & Son Logging and Lumber Company
Teton
Hume
Hutton
Kthspell
Elmer
Hutton & Son Logging Company
Chateau
Hutton and Son
Forest Service
Mrs F Sivak Wins Third $50 Sweepstakes Prize
Mrs Frank Sivak of Pendrey won the third $50 cash award in a sweepstakes by the Chateau Chamber of Commerce. About 50 Choteau merchants participate. next drawing is Saturday at 3 p m in front of Choteau Food. No purchase required to enter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sivak
Pendrey
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
George Beaudeau
Oscar Carlson
Choteau
Chamber
Leonard Sheble
Roy Snyder
Snyder
Safeway
Hamilton
Wallace for President Club Being Formed
A local Wallace for President club will be formed in Chateau on Monday April 22 at 8 p.m. at the American Legion hall. Attendees aim to place Wallace's name on the presidential ballot with officers to be elected. Qualifications listed include attorney and former Alabama official as well as veteran and family man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wallace
Chateau
Alabama
American Legion Hall
Wallace
Robert C. Crocker
Crocker
Cancer Drive Started in Chateau April Fundraiser
The Cancer Drive begins in Chateau and runs through April. Rainbow Girls will start soliciting in the city next week. Mr and Mrs Bud Taylor traveled to Minot North Dakota after the death of Mrs Taylor s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Rainbow Girls
Bud Taylor
Minot
N. D
Mrs. Taylor
Olsen campaigned for farm bargaining act at Choteau breakfast
Congressman Arnold Olsen urged support for the President and spoke on a Farm Bargaining Act modeled after the Wagner Act. He promoted farm inclusion in national progress, discussed the Civil Rights Bill and Sun River dam plans with DP Fabrick, noting water for recreation and agriculture, and stressed dam viability. Local Democratic hopefuls Gordon McOmber, Charles Doheny, and Elmer Erickson attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Olsen
United States
House of Representatives
Cornell
Choteau
Olsen
Johnson
Post Office Department
DP Fabrick
Chateau
Sun River
Fabrick
Teton
Sun
Lowi
Lowry
Sherod Named to Replace McCollom in Wildlife Role
David G Sherod is appointed by the Division of Wildlife Services to succeed Romey McCollom as predator control officer in Teton and Pondera counties. Sherod comes from Billings where he was a state livestock inspector, and will reside at the former Holbrook farm near Chateau with his wife and three children. He can be reached at 466 2595.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G Sherod
Division of Wildlife Services
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Romey McCollom
Teton
Pondora
Sherod
Chateau
Billings
Holbrook Farm
McCollom
McColloms
Bynum
Choteau
Jaycees and Jayceens Install Banquet Planned for Saturday
The joint installation banquet at Cow Track on April 20 features Robert Woodahl Teton County Attorney and Republican candidate for Montana Attorney General as principal speaker. Jerry Wellington hosts with Charles Crane welcome and Jay Dunckel Spark and Spoke awards. Tickets cost $6.50 per couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Jaycees
Jayceens
Cow Track
Robert Woodahl
Teton County
Montana
Jerry Wellington
Charles Crane
Jay Dunckel
John Arnold
CHS Musicians To Perform At Great Falls
Great Falls High School hosts District 6 music festival with 1500 young musicians from surrounding public schools. Friday and Saturday April 19 and 20 feature small ensembles solos and duets from Chateau High School with entries including octets, trios, ensembles, and vocal solos. Saturday showcases large groups with full choir and band performing classic works. honors concert at 7 30 p m in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Chateau High School
Chateau High
Carol Huidekoper
Carol Brandvold
Romae Sargent
Mary Oberno
Puccini
Paul Wheat
Anseths Enjoy Easter Visit With North Dakota Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Anseth spent their Easter vacation visiting relatives in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Anseth
North Dakota
Larson Wounded in Vietnam Hospitalized in Japan
Mr and Mrs Russell Larson learned their son Jim Larson was wounded in Vietnam. He sustained a facial jaw wound from Russian anti tank missile fragments and is now recuperating in a hospital in Japan. He left the U S in mid March and was wounded about three weeks after arrival in Vietnam. Address for cards: Pfe J R Larson Patient US56638372 249th Gen Hosp APO San Francisco 96269.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Larson
Jim
Vietnam
Larson
Japan
USA
Pfe
J. R Larson
Council Denies Service Station Land Change
The Chateau City Council denied a land change for a service station and required the above ground tank be moved or replaced with an underground tank. Officials planned no parking signs and curb painting to prevent driveway obstruction and discussed vehicle abandonment and mosquito control training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheteau City
Cote
Mondas Naeht
Caribou Four Corners
Ladia Hammond
Seath Cheteaul
Chateau Texaco
City of
Chateau
Leon Gol- Ichon
Robert Erickson
Great Falls
Oscar Eckstrom
Raymond J Hanson
Sherburne
Pete Batumygartner
Bock
Hazlett
Bill Warneke
Great Faul's
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Warneke
Thomas
Dean & Hoskins, Inc
Associated Business Systems
Chateau Acantha
American Oil Co
Tesch
Republicans Plan Two Meetings Here
Mrs. Fred Sanborn of Great Falls will speak for Ted James at the Teton Women’s Republican Club event on Friday April 19 at 2 pm in the Cornell Hotel Chateau. John Lyon of Shelby, a state senate candidate, will attend. The Teton County Republican Central Committee meets April 24 at 8 pm in the lower Legion hall Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sanborn
Great Falls
Teton
Chateau
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Walter Doheny
Joe Tackes
B. Warneke
Hutton Lumber Mill
Les Hutton
Lewis
Teton Watershed
Fred Israelson
Libby
Israelson
Rocky Mountain Timber Company
Columbia Falls
Pat Eume
Fortune
Needless
Sas
Humes
Sale
Congressman Olsen
David G. Sherod
CHS
J. Larson
Council
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