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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1968

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Fort Benton wins Choteau Little League Invitational

Fort Benton undefeated to capture the championship over Choteau American Legion Little League 7 to 1. Centerville takes third by beating Lincoln 11 to 4. Augusta and Power win sportsmanship trophies. Nagergast earns win for Fort Benton in final with Regal. Spinder takes loss for Choteau.

Fort Benton Choteau American Legion Centerville Lincoln Augusta Power Nagergast Regal Mark Spinder Chateau Tim Kelly Rodney Kelly Chateau Legion Dutton Simms Fort Shaw Geraldine Mathern Clark Lopuch Rod Kelly Lusin Mike Whealey Steve Buck Choteau City Chuck Rose Joe Higgins Jim Forrest Shortridge Chateau City Choteau Legion

Choteau Divers win State Title in Kalispell meet

Choteau Lions Club diving team coached by Ronda Reiding won the state Class B championship in Kalispell. Tim McCartney led senior boys with 132.65, Debbie Reiding was fourth in senior girls at 70.05, and junior boys dominated with Robert Reiding gold at 54.80 and Dick Dale second at 54.30.

Choteau Lions Club Ronda Reiding Choteau Kalispell Tim McCartney Debbie Reiding Robert Reiding Dick Dale Doug Forrest Chateau Pat Gary Dale Denise Weinert Denise Jackie Jenson Carol Peterson Terry Martin John Nordhagen Lance Sargent Debbie Jenson Burr Field Tim Meyers Joan Cam

Chamber Plans Sponsorship of Sweepstakes

Cha teau Chamber of Commerce President Bob Taylor announced plans to sponsor another Sweepstakes. If enough merchants participate the event will run five weeks with $50 cash prizes drawn each Saturday and no purchase required. Dick Nordhagen is the contact for participating merchants.

Bob Taylor Chateau Chamber of Commerce Taylor Chateau Chamber Dick Nordhagen

Jaycees Buy Picnic Tables for Choteau City Park

The Choteau Jaycees bought five picnic tables from Knudtzon Lumber for Choteau City Park. Tourists at the park welcomed the new picnic setups as members assembled them last Thursday. Funds came from annual July 4 fireworks sales as part of community projects. The club plans water faucets at the park’s south end and is considering shower facilities with further development as financing allows.

Choteau Jaycees Knudtzon Lumber Choteau City Park Jaycees

FFA Teams Win Premiums at State Fair

Chateau Chapter FFA members earned 391 in premiums at the Great Falls State Fair with multiple first second and fourth place finishes in farm project wood electrical and poster entries. Soils and Range Team placed second and fourth in soils and range contests. Livestock Judging team took third in livestock with 21 total teams in the event.

FFA Great Falls Bob Nauck Steve Larson Wayvon Campbell Duane Halvorson Dave Lindseth Bob Corbett Clyde Rowley Chateau Ffa Booth Steve Kramer Casey Bilbro Louie Bouma Bob M Hodgskiss Gary Alzheimer Bob Snodgrass Steve Greenwood Doug Ferris

Visitors of Mrs. Emily Crary Mention Roulston Family

Mr. and Mrs. Billy Roulston of Santa Barbara California visited Mrs. Emily Crary. Roulston's father was a jeweler here many years ago.

Billy Roulston Santa Barbara Calif Emily Crary Roulston

Preliminary Teton County Budget Requests and Levy Change

The 1968 69 preliminary Teton County budget is on file for public inspection with Clerk G E Monkman. The county lowers the levy by 0.98 mills from 46.26 to 45.28 and lists estimated expenses by fund with millage needs for General Road Bridge Poor Noxious Weed Land Classification Cemetery General Obligations and Airport.

Teton G. E. Monkman Monkman Board of County Commissioners

Huck Finn Day Set for Aug 18 at City Park

The 18th Huck Finn Day sponsored by the Chateau Jaycees will occur at the city park Sunday August 18 for children up to age 12. Activities include a fishing derby games and prizes with no charge. Prizes include a bicycle for the largest fish and awards for age groups and best costumes. Registration starts 11 am with treats and gifts for participants.

Chateau Jaycees AIL Chateau Jaycee Club Main Ave

School to Begin Tuesday September 3

Ed Schiller, superintendent of Chateau High School, announces the regular session for high school and elementary classes begins Tuesday, Sept. 3, the day after Labor Day. High school registration starts the week before classes with dates to be announced later.

Ed Schiller Chateau High School

City Budget Hearing Set for Aug 7 in Chateau

Mayor John Dunckel announced the annual Chateau budget hearing will be held August 7 at 10 am in the city office. The regular meeting approved police and permitting actions and listed multiple city expense claims and供应s.

John Dunckel L. E. Taylor

Dry Weather to Lower Winter Wheat Yield Across Montana

Dry conditions cut precipitation to near zero in July and press a weaker harvest. Reported yields vary by area with about 40 bushels per acre in the Dut ton to Diamond Valley belt and around 30 in Power, while overall state harvest sits around 10 percent. Moisture remains short in most western counties and range forage suffers under drought.

Ray Kelly Teton County Kelly Fairfield Dutton Diamond Valley Montana Weekly Crop and Livestock Bulletin Divide South Central North Central Billings Glasgow Miles City Butte Belgrade Missouri Helena Montana

More Award Winners Announced As Great Falls State Fair Ends

The Great Falls State Fair wrapped up with additional prize results for Teton County exhibitors. Awards covered soil judging won by Fairfield Future Farmers of America and the Lewis and Clark County 4 H Club, plus FFA divisions in crops and electronics. Notable honors included LeRoy Johnson of Power winning in the two year colt division and second in aged stallion at the Northwest Appaloosa Horse Show.

Great Falls Teton County Fairfield Future Farmers of America Lewis and Clark County Chateau FFA LeRoy Johnson Power Bob Hodgskiss Choteau Clyde Rowley Dave Lindseth Louie Bouma Wayne Campbell Steve Kramer Bob Corbett Duane Halverson Casey Bilbro Hereford Bob Hammel Augusta Mark Young Fairfield Richard Hammel Don Campbell Dutton Sherry Morris Bob Morgan Terry Guse Diane Getter Don Campbel Future Farmers of America Don Beck Barry Larson Gene Beck

Dhane Funeral Held Monday

Funeral services for Jac Dhane a retired body repairman and mechanic 67 were held Monday at St Josephs Catholic Church with Rev William Morley officiating Rosary was said the previous evening Dhane died Thursday Aug 1 at Teton Memorial Hospital Born in Amsterdam Holland Feb 24 1901 he came to Choteau in 1951 Survivors include his widow Ann three daughters Betty Van Setten Geraldine and Anke two sons John and Wally six grandchildren a brother Casey and four brothers and two sisters in Holland Pallbearers were Robert Dellwo Joseph Anderson Carl Field Jim Dellwo William Breen and Elmer Philipps Zwerneman Mortuary was in charge of funeral arrangements

Jac Dhane St. Joseph’s Catholic Church William E. Morley Dhane The Teton Memorial Hospital Amsterdam Holland Chane Choteau Ann Louis Betty) van Setten Fairfield Geraldine Anke Dillon John Wally Casey Robert Dellwo Joseph Anderson Carl Field Jim Dellwo William Breen Elmer Philipps Zwerneman

Bynum Post Office Won’t Close As Bills Pass

Postmaster Dave Parkett said Bynum's post office will not close after Congress passed a measure exempting the Post Office Department from personnel limits. The Senate and House approved the bill, avoiding cuts and Saturday service reductions nationwide. Bynum had faced a August 2 closure date but remains open with a temporary delay. Mrs. Arthur Wilkes and her son from Woodland Hills, California, arrived to visit their parents, Mr and Mrs Leonard Sheble.

Dave Parkett Bynum House of Representatives Post Office Department Revenue and Expenditure Control Senate Congress Arthur Wilkes Woodland Hills Calif Leonard Sheble

Teton Patrol To Reorganize

An organizational meeting for the ski patrol at Teton Pass Winter Sports Area will be held at 8 pm Friday at the Ron Hinman home. All last year's members and others interested are invited. If unable to attend, contact Ron Hinman at Choteau Drug.

Teton Pass Ron Hinman Choteau Drug

Mrs. Dave Barrett Withdraws Petition For Clerk Candidacy

Mrs. Dave Barrett withdraws her petition as a candidate for Clerk of the District Court citing unforeseen personal life changes. She regrets the action but says withdrawal now is fair to avoid an inability to assume the office if elected. She thanks supporters from the primary and those who offered support for the general.

Dave Barrett

Campfire Ignited Forest in Hidden Lake Area Report

Joe Gleason reported a careless camper fire at Hidden Lake recreation area to the Teton District Ranger Station on July 30. The fire spread underground before Gleason controlled it and alerted Ranger Joe Higgins. Fire crews mop up the area and all unimproved campgrounds now require campfire permits.

Joe Gleason Teton District Gleason Hidden Lake Joe Higgins Adrian Dargan Bob Pelzman Pen Lake Lewis and Clark National Forest Cave Mountain Summit Campground Dick Zion Bar Mountain Station Forest Service Office Reg Wearley Lubec Station

Hay Market Assn To Organize Meeting At Fairfield

An organizational meeting for a hay marketing association will be held August 13 at 8 pm in Fairfield City Hall. The plan includes advertising listing hay for sale developing new marketing areas and coordinating nutrient and pesticide testing. Open to all area hay producers.

Fairfield

Swim Team Takes Third at State Championship

The Chateau Lions Club Swim team placed third in the State Class B Championship at Kalispell with 359 points, behind Sidney and Powell. The meet featured 546 swimmers from 17 teams, with Chateau earning 17 medals and Pat Scott setting a state record in the 50 yard breaststroke.

Chateau Lions Club Kalispell Sidney Montana Powell Wye Chinook Cody Wyo Bozeman Glendive Anaconda Miles City Harlowton Scobey Fort Benton Conrad Columbia Falls Lewistown Whitefish Chateau Pat Scott

Also Mentioned on This Page

Huck Finn Bill Obernolte John Koloff Alvin Orne Jim Ramaker Hazlett Mountain States Telephone Company Emily Hodgskiss Hanusa Agency L. M. Gollehon Montana Power Knudtzon Lumber Company T. E. Ness Scott AirPak Phillips Petroleum Company Husky Oil Company Choteau Electric Leo H. Murphy V and J Phillips Petroleum Choteau Ford Sales Rex’s Thriftway Gambles Store Chateau Drug, Inc Great Falls State Fair Teton Patrol John Breen Nancy McCauley Steve Weinert Laurie Peck Barbara Scott Jerry Breen
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