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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1971

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Crazy Day Winners Named After One Day Event

Last Saturday's Crazy Day drew shoppers despite heat with morning crowds. Costume winners were Jim Arensmeyer first, Mrs. Jack Rogers second, Ron Hinman third. children's division had multipleplacers including Deane Stott, Mona Kay Hanson, Jody Sander, Cheryl Neilson, and others. Chamber president Chester Abbott thanks merchants, clerks, and the public, with special mentions to Dean Brumberger for amplification and Chateau Ford Sales for assistance.

Chateau Paul Arensmeyer Linda Jenson Sherry Stott Deane Stott Cheryl Neilson Suzanne Arensmeyer Jody Sunder Mona Kay Hanson Alan Stott Jim Arensmeyer Jack Rogers Ron Hinman Jody Sander Sharla Hinman Lorraine Kimmel Chamber

Trenching and Dump Contract Awarded to Tom Snyder

The Chateau City Council accepted Tom Snyder's low bid of 14500 to trench, maintain the dump, and cover garbage. The project includes hauling 60 percent of gravel, backfilling with two feet of topsoil, daily compaction and coverage, plus cleanup of windblown waste. Other bids were Ramaker Construction 17990 and Eldon Cook 16700.

Tom Snyder Chateau Cty Council Ramaker Construction Eldon Cook Ramaker Cook Chateau Airport Les Otness Rodeo Grounds Jim Dellno Orville Alison Public Works

Oscar J. Erickson Funeral Rites Held

Funeral services were held Tuesday at Banks Chapel for Oscar J Erickson 76 who died Friday July 30 at Chateau Interment followed in Farmington Cemetery. Jack Wryn officiated Pallbearers were John Seman Henry Seman Harold Cook Joe Seman Leslie Chalmers Roger Stradley He lived in Chateau 1927 1936 and Fairfield later retiring three years ago Survivors include his widow daughters and a brother Laurence of Virginia Minnesota

Banks Chapel Oscar J Erickson Chateau Farmington Banks Funeral Home Jack Wryn John Seman Henry Seman Harold Cook Joe Seman Leslie Chalmers Roger Stradley Erickson Cambridge Minn Great Falls The Machinists Union Mary Chapman Melbank State Highway Department Greenfield Beach Fairfield Fish and Game Department Freezout Lake Great Fall Laurence Virginia

Simmental Day at State Fair Highlights Friday Program

Friday August 6 marks Simmental Day at the State Fair in Great Falls with a pen of 22 cross breed cattle on display all week. A free program at 2 pm features Dan Vaniman of the American Simmental Association, Jesse Kilgore of the Montana Simmental Association, and Claire Willets on cross breeding. Ranchers showing include Stewart Schwartz Fairfield John Loch Dutton Jesse Malone Choteau Doug DeBoe Ranch Stanford Fisher Ranch Conrad and Flying U Ranch Choteau with Walter Malone serving as display chairman.

Great Falls Dan Vaniman American Simmental Association Europe Jesse Kilgore Three Forks Montana Simmental Association Montana Association Claire Willets Stewart Schwartz Fairfield John Loch Dutton Jesse Malone Jr Choteau Doug DeBoe Stanford Fisher Ranch Conrad Flying U Walter D. Malone

13 Team Little League Tourney Opens in Choteau Today

Choteau hosts a four day double elimination Little League Invitational starting with 13 teams including Choteau American Legion Choteau City Fairfield No 2 Conrad Nationals and more. First games at 4 pm with rounds on Friday Saturday and Sunday followed by potential multiple championships. Jim Spinder leads as tournament manager seeking umpires and support for over 20 games across three diamonds.

Choteau Choteau American Legion Jim Spinder Choteau City Bill McCauley Fairfield Conrad Nationals Conrad Americans Shelby Browning Power Augusta Fort Benton Geraldine Shelby No Choteau Legion Power-Shelby Chateau Legion Keith van Setten Russell Nelson Craig Ekegren Shaun Kelly Gary Dale Kenny Spinder Jeff Hirsch Mark Baker Mike Arensmeyer Kelly Hirsch Zales Davidson Dick Chase Robbie Nordhagen John Buck Gary Passmore Jack Armstrong Mark Armstrong Lyle Baker Perry Breen Rocky Dailey Rusty Dailey Kirk Dunckel Jon Engberg Marc Engberg Doug Hanson Steve Hinman Dave Hoge Pat Kelly Bob Kuster

Huck Finn Day Draws Large Crowd in Choteau Park

More than 100 area youngsters joined Huck Finn Day at Choteau City Park on Sunday. Milford Wearley won a bicycle as grand prize for the biggest catch weighing an odd 834 ounces, part of about 250 dollars in prizes. Winners included top anglers in each age group plus costume contest honors for Elaine Shepherd and Clinton Snyder. Ben Hoge led the Jaycees as sponsor and thanked supporters and helpers including Jayceons for refreshments and Bob Scott for prize selection.

Choteau Area Choteau City Park Milford Wearley Jack Armstrong Mark Helf Dave Rogers Tommy Bosshardt Kirt Mayson Jane Ann Wellington Tom Guthrie Rocky Dailey Rusty Dailey Danny Weigand Perry Breen Mike Arensmeyer Vernon Tesch Elaine Shepherd Clinton Snyder Ben Hoge Jaycees Jayceons Bob Scott

Shooters Damage Tractor Near Fairfield

Teton County sheriffs investigated a report of a tractor damaged by gunfire northeast of Fairfield. Pear son Brothers own the tractor which had windows shot out and the grill and muffler holed. The unit sustained 13 hits from a .22 calibre gun as deputies follow several leads.

Teton County Pearson Brothers Fairfield al Becker Glen Larson Hod Cunningham

Choteau Outswims Eleven Teams To Win 15th Annual Invite

The 15th annual Lions Club Swim Meet at Choteau pool drew 595 swimmers and 50 divers over the weekend. Fort Benton led diving with 59 points, while Choteau claimed varsity supremacy Sunday with 512½ points to win their fourth major 1971 season title. Top individuals included Skip Lines and John Nordhagen, who earned high point awards, with Nordhagen setting a state class B butterfly record.

Lions Club Choteau Stan Rathman Choteau Lions Bob Scott Bob Nauck Fred Bremer Don Ferris Jim Weinert Rhonda Reiding Rathman Fort Benton Chateau Kalispell Chinook Lewistown Whitefish Kelly Hirsch Rusty Dailey Terry Caldwell Pat Kelly Robert Reiding Randy Jenson Dan Isakson Doug Forrest Forrest Reiding Columbia Falls Anaconda Big Sandy Cut Bank Dutton Conrad Skip Lines John Nordhagen Nordhagen Tom Hofeldt Zane Anderson Steve Weinert Brother Jim Jim Pourroy Nancy McCauley Bonnie Bremer Jody Hamilton Verna Bremer Kathy Rathman Dean Brumberger Chuck Nauck Chris Oertel Jim Rathman Denise Weinert JoAnn Nordhagen Jackie Ferris Winnie Morey Todd Curtis Rick Brown Curtis Bill Smith Gary Dale Mike Hamilton Mike

Illinois Choir To Sing Here On Ottawa Tour

Ottawa High School choir from Ottawa Illinois plans a 16 day 5 000 mile summer concert tour through northwestern states and Canada. The group directed by B J Muus will sing daily at venues including Trinity Lutheran Church.

Chateau Ottawa Illinois Ottawa High School B. J Muus Canada Ilinois United States Trinity Lutheran Church

Winter Wheat Harvest Begins In Choteau Area

Choteau area farmers start winter wheat harvest with a few loads to date at local elevators. Barner of General Mills notes 61 to 62 pound test weight and improving yields. Groth of Farmers Union GTA sees a jump in activity if heat persists. Nationwide, progress shows 10 percent harvested, with regional variations and favorable test weights across grains.

Choteau Area Choteau Russ Barner General Mills Elevator Barner Ralph Groth Farmers Union Gta Elevator Groth

Wilkie Services Held Monday in Chateau

Funeral services for 81 year old Fred Wilkie were held Monday at the United Methodist Church in Chateau with Rev. Allen Adams officiating. Zwerneman Mortuary handled arrangements and pallbearers included Tim Jolliffe and Arlie Jolliffe among others. Burial followed in Chateau Cemetery. Wilkie, born November 22, 1889 in Fergus Falls Minnesota, farmed in North Dakota until retiring to Chateau in 1952. His wife died in 1969. Survivors include two sons Vern and Ray, two daughters Lucille McMasters and Evaline Carpenter, nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

United Methodist Church Chateau Fred Wilkie Warm Springs Allen Adams Zwerneman

Also Mentioned on This Page

Crazy Day Oscar J. Erickson Huck Finn Clayton Snyder Huck Finns Rachel Bosshardt Donald Bosshardt Beth Jesse Wearley Reg Wearley Illinois Choir Wilkie
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