Winter Snow Delays Spring Seeding in Teton County
Heavy snow throughout Teton County delays spring seeding of grains as 6 to 12 inches fell with large drifts. Farmers report one foot in fields and four foot drifts while temps in Havre set April records. Seeding is far behind last year with 15 percent of spring wheat and 25 percent of barley planted. drying fields and fertilizer use discussed.
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Teton County
Chateau
Montana
Havre
Teton
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Fairfield
Montana Fishing Hours Stay Same Until May 21
The Montana Fish and Game Commission keeps fishing hours from 5 am to 10 pm Mountain Standard Time until May 21. Beginning May 21, hours extend to 5 am to 11 pm under either time setting as 1967-68 regulations take effect. License changes announced May 1 with some licenses void after April 30. special rules apply for nonresident black bear licenses and senior or under-15 residents.
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Fish and Game Commission
Orville Lewis
Montana Fish and Game Department
Lewis
Montana
Fish and Game
Dick Munro
Munro
Chateau High announces fifth six weeks honor roll list
Twenty six students named to Chateau High School honor roll for the fifth six weeks period. Seniors lead with nine students, followed by seven juniors, six sophomores, and four freshmen. Names and GPAs include Susan Inbody 8.0 Virginia Baker 7.8 and Henri Wisse 7.5 among others.
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Chateau High School
Ed Schiller
Susan Inbody
Virginia Baker
Hope Hensley
Patsy Hoyt
Diane McClue
Diane Robbins
Anne Lensing
Shirley Johns
Karen Murphy
Karen Gefeller
Judy Robinson
Judy Morey
Cathy Corey
Marija Peck
Sally Sulgrove
Frances Bouma
Burr Field
Cinthia Reyner
David Alzheimer
James Alzheimer
Cindy Kretschman
Connie Enzweiler
Henri Wisse
Wendy Otness
Paul Stokes
Bob Corbett
Fireworks Fund Donations Slow This Year
Mrs. Robert Dellwo reports only 50 dollars donated to the year's fireworks fund with 25 dollars from the Chateau Volunteer Fire Department. She notes city limits fireworks are illegal and dangerous, urging donations from residents before June 1 to enable a larger July 4 display if funds allow.
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Robert Dellwo
Chateau
Dellwo
Dellno
Henry Erickson Dies At Bynum Home
Henry Erickson aged 46 was found dead at his ranch home near Bynum on Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at Banks Chapel.
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Henry Erickson
Bynum Home
Bynum
Banks Chapel
Weather Forces Postponement Of Choteau Track Meet
Inclement weather canceled the annual Choteau Acantha track meet set for Saturday. It remains unclear if the meet can be rescheduled this season. The team next competes at the Shelby Invitational on May 6 and will travel to Sunburst and Great Falls before the state meet in Billings May 18–19. Coach Fay Buck cites snow cover limiting practice after a strong Fairfield showing.
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Shelby
Sunburst
Choteau
Great Falls
Billings
Fay Buck
Fairfield
County Taxes Due in Teton County
Teton County Treasurer Marie L. Stenson warns taxpayers that the second half of the 1966 real estate taxes is due by 5 p.m. May 31. Delinquent payments incur a 2 percent penalty and 8 percent interest.
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Teton County
Marie L. Stenson
C O Styren Funeral Rites Set Saturday
Clarence O Styren 63 died Tuesday April 25 at Augusta He was born January 27 1904 in Spring Valley Wisconsin and moved to Montana as a child Survivors include his wife three sons Eugene Sunburst Lawrence Brady Ernest Great Falls Herbert Farmington and several daughters grandchildren siblings and nieces Funeral services by Rev Edward M Ferguson will be held Saturday April 29 at 2 p m at Augusta Community Church with burial in Augusta Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge
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Clarence O. Styren
Augusta
Styren
Spring Valley
Wis
Montana
Ole Styren
Bertha Armstrong
Conrad
Brady
Sunny Slope
Eugene
Sunburst
Lawrence
Ernest
Great Falls
Herbert
Farmington
Reidar
Irene) Neckstad
Pendrey
Robert
Morris
Poplarville
Miss
Jim
Shirley
Spinder
Chateau
Bob
Lois) Bernier
Inez
Spokane
Wash
Violet Vaught
Emma White
North Bend
Elise Greenside
Snohomish
Edward M. Ferguson
Augusta Community Church
Banks Funeral Home
Local Men Place In Singles Event At A K Lanes
Roger Toren and Alex Zier of Chateau finished fifth and sixth in a nine line singles bowling event at A K Lanes Sunday. Zier earned $5 for a 268 high game. Ted Jury of Conrad won the high series with 1 792 to collect $10. Other top scores included Earl Conover of Great Falls 1 849 for $100 and Bob Anderson of Helena 1 811 for $75.
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Roger Toren
Alex Zier
Chateau
Zier
Ted Jury
Conrad
Earl Conover
Great Falls
Bob Anderson
Helena
Arnold Omsberg
Cut Bank
Toren
Mel Batchelor
Don Fugle
Dave Dennis
Art Schmidt
Fairfield
Frank Fujimoto
Kevin
Jerome Toenyes
Henry Zimbleman
Brady
Ron Roesti
Butte
Castle Reef dam favored over Lowry plan for irrigation
A March 1 1967 Bureau of Reclamation briefing cited Castle Reef upstream storage as economically feasible and capable of multipurpose benefits including flood control for Great Falls Sun River Valley and expanded irrigation. Speaker D P Fabrick urged Castle Reef to boost local agriculture, hay production, livestock, and regional development, arguing Lowry storage falls short of needs and water must come from Sun River.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Lowry
Castle Reef
Great Falls
Sun River Valley
D P Fabrick
Chamber
Teton County
Chateau Fabrick
Water Authority
Chateau
Choteau
Sun River
Greenfield Beach
Teton Democratic Women's Club Organized at Regional Meeting
The Teton County Democratic Women's Club formed at the regional Montana State Democratic Women's Club conference in Dutton. Officers elected include Ennola Baggenstoss president Doris West vice president and Joe Brunner secretary treasurer. Speakers praised Democratic efforts and the group discussed voter registration and fundraising.
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Teton
Democratic Women’s Club
Teton County
Democratic Women's Club
Montana State Democratic Women's Club
Dutton
Ennola Baggenstoss
Power
Lucille West
Chateau
Joe Brunner
Harriett Morgan
Norman Keil
Conrad
Glacier
Pondera
Toole
Mike Weeks
Martin Olson
Wilma Mayer
Keil
James Nelson
Toole County
Maurice Fladstol
Arthur Tomsheck
Gladys Makela
Montana
Red Lodge
Democratic Party
Lewistown
Peggy Crawford
Democratic Central Committee
LeRoy Anderson
Gordon McOmber
Larry Fasbender
Cascade County
Len Anderson
Rep. Fasb
McOmber
Installation Banquet Scheduled For Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Jaycees schedule their annual installation banquet for Saturday April 29 at 630 p m at the Cow Track dude ranch in Teton Canyon. Officers to be installed include President John Arnold and state director Charles Crane. Bill Fogarty withdraws as president due to move to California. Ken Wolf will be featured speaker and named one of five outstanding young men in Montana. Tickets are on sale at Chateau Drug.
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Choteau Jaycees
Cow Track Dude Ranch
Teton Canyon
Charles Crane
John Arnold
Jay Dunckel
Walt Armstrong
Leonard Blixrud
Ron Hecht
Leif Larsen
Bill Fogarty
California
Ken Wolf
Shelby
Toole County
Jaycee
Great Falls
Browning
Eldo Raph
Big Maria
Chateau
Conrad
Cut Bank
Chester
Emma McGoldrick Rites Held at Banks Chapel
Funeral services for Emma McGoldrick 90 were held at Banks Chapel in Choteau with Rev. C Fred Crowe officiating. She died April 20 after a month illness. Interment at Choteau Cemetery. Survivors include daughter Betty White of Choteau son Clyde Kraber of Seattle and a granddaughter Mrs Dick Lund plus two great grandchildren.
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Emma McGoldrick
Banks Chapel
Choteau
C. Fred Crowe
Jay Lyon
George Jackson
Lyle Otness
Robert Miller
J. K. Stenson
Ronald Otness
Emma Bagley
England
America
Pittsburgh
Missoula
Great Falls
Fred Kraber
Roy McGoldrick
McGoldrick
Bowlers Plan Party At Country Club
The Chateau bowling groups announce their annual party for Saturday May 6 at the Country Club. A cocktail hour begins at 6 30 p m with dinner at 7 30 p m and dancing later. Tickets cost 150 per person and are sold at A and E Lanes or by Mrs Henry Smith. Advance purchase requested. All league bowlers and sponsors are invited.
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Chateau
Country Club
Henry Smith
Choteau Students In All State Chorus
Choteau High School will be well represented in the All State chorus performing at the grand concert on May 6 at C M Russell High School in Great Falls at the state music festival conclusion. Chorus members include Kathy Wilkie Nancy Larson Diane Gronberg Betty Jo Dellno Randy Erickson Dan McClue Burr Field and Dick Van Auken.
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Choteau High School
C. M. Russell High School
Great Falls
Chateau
Kathy Wilkie
Nancy Larson
Diane Gronberg
Betty Jo Dellno
Randy Erickson
Dan McClue
Burr Field
Dick van Auken
Murphy Elected Lion President Tuesday Night
Leo H. Murphy was elected president of the Chateau Lions Club at a Tuesday meeting in Lions hall. Stan Rathman will be the outgoing president. New officers include Jake Luinstra as first vice president Murl Faurote as second vice president Henry Smith as third vice president Gibson Monkman as secretary treasurer Fay Buck as tail twister Ray Weist and Bob Erickson as lion tamers and directors Les Otness Bill Olsen and L. C Burns. The next meeting is Friday May 5 charter night marking the club’s 40th anniversary. Guests included Herb Foster Chuck Nauck Scotty Armstrong and others.
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Leo H. Murphy
Chateau Lions Club
Lions Hall
Murphy
Stan Rathman
Jake Luinstra
Murl Faurote
Henry Smith
Gibson Monkman
Fay Buck
Ray Weist
Bob Erickson
Lion Tamers
Les Otness
Bill Olsen
L. C
Savings Time Starts Sunday in Montana
Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday April 30 across Montana and most of the nation as clocks move forward one hour. Some workers may be late Monday while adjusting to the earlier start. Clergymen urge setting clocks Saturday night to attend Sunday services. The extra hour will extend evening daylight for golf baseball fishing and yard work.
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Montana
Home Ec Open House Slated
Mrs. Duane Anseth of Chateau High School invites all residents to the home economics open house in the department on Wednesday May 3 from 7 to 8 30 p m. Attendees will see clothing housing and other projects by the girls with no style show this year.
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Duane Anseth
Chateau High School
Home Ec
Jones to Speak At Stanford Cattle Meeting
Bill Jones of Pendroy will headline the Stanford cattle field day on April 30. The program features his beef cow flushing system and remarks by noted industry leaders including Dr C O Schoonover and Dr Lavan Sumption. The event opens at 1 pm with gain-tested bulls and steers, forum at 4 pm, followed by an auction on May 1.
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Bill Jones
Stanford
Jones
Montana Farmer Stockman
Robert Debaca
Iowa
Harold White
Armour & Co
Lavan Sumption
Lethbridge
C O Schoonover
University of Wyoming
Pendroy
Ray Yeager Named Top MSU Cowboy
Ray Yeager a Montana State University student son of Mr and Mrs Ed Yeager was named top all around MSU cowboy at the 20th annual Inter collegiate Rodeo in Bozeman last weekend He received the Cremer Hart memorial trophy and scholarship and the Bill Linderman memorial trophy for best Montana cowboy MSU tied with Ricks College Rexburg for the rodeo title Yeager also placed first in the saddle bronc event.
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Ray Yeager
Ed Yeager
Montana State University
Bozeman
MSU
Yeager
Cremer-Hart
Bill Linderman
Beng
Montana
Fairfield couple hosted by Jaumottes for dinner
Mr and Mrs Gary Fulbright of Fairfield spent Monday evening as dinner guests of his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs Al Jaumotte. The visit centered on family conversation and a meal.
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Gary Fulbright
Fairfield
Mrs
al Jaumotte
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Jeff
Greg Wald
Smokey
John Swanson
Swansons
C. O. Styren
A & K Lanes
Montana Historical Society
Choteau JC
E. McGoldrick
MHS
Lion
Henry Doty
Marl Faurote
Kenny Depner
Stanford Cattle Meeting
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