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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1966

Page

4

Coach Rose Sets Fall Football Physicals At Chateau HS

Chateau High School head coach John Rose announces fall football physicals for sophomores juniors and seniors starting 7 p.m. Monday August 22 at the high school gym. Freshmen signups begin after school opens Monday August 29. Rose will be at the gym Monday and Tuesday afternoons to issue equipment to eligible players. Sophomore registration details will be announced at the Monday physicals.

Chateau High School John Rose Rose

Weather summary for August week from The Acantha

A week ending August 16 shows highs from 83 to 88 and lows from 38 to 56. precipitation totals 6.75 inches to date, compared with 7.50 a year ago. The period includes August 10 to 16 with several days of rain-free conditions and a cooler low on August 14.

County Fire Douses Grass Fire Near ranch

County firefighters answered a grass blaze at the Bill Baker ranch four miles north of Chateau on Tuesday afternoon. Sheriff Albert Becker said a careless smoker discarding a cigarette likely started the fire. Baker’s son helped by using a tractor with a plow to halt spread, aided by Jim Thompson Vic Sargent and Bob Zion.

Bill Baker Chateau Albert Becker Becker Baker Jim Thompson Vic Sargent Bob Zion

Montana Power Co Wins Award of Merit

Montana Power Co. wins a merit certificate from Financial World for its 1965 stockholders report. The report features a full color cover of the Tournament of Roses Parade sweepstakes float winner and was selected for content design and typography. J E Corette, president, notified. The 20 page report targets stockholders in the 50 states and abroad.

Montana Power Company Financial World J E. Corette Montana Financial Newspaper

Power School Term to Start Tuesday August 30 1966 67

Power schools open Tuesday August 30 for the 1966 67 year per Superintendent Owen Loftsgaar den. No school on Labor Day September 5. Power Grade School teachers listed. intermediate position unfilled. Power High School staff named. lunch program starts first day. lunch price up to 30 cents due to higher food prices and fewer government commodities. Bus routes and drivers unchanged from last year.

Power Owen Loftsgaarden Jeanette Schwobel Ethel Dahl Bridget Meek Marvin Strom Iola Butts Power High School Gary Carver Mirl Gratten Robert Nicholson Charlene Pearson Russell Raymond Bette Scott Richard Starkjohann Elsa Dirkes Marie Kjellgren Gertie Milner Beverly Ewert

Ed Jackson Cleared in Third Degree Assault Trial

A three-man and a three-woman jury found Ed Jackson of Choteau not guilty of third degree assault in a justice court verdict before Judge J M Sulgrove. The case stemmed from a fight on Choteau's main street August 6 with William Barker. Robert L Woodahl filed the complaint for Barker and Leo H Murphy defended Jackson. Jurors were Marie Stenson Edith Peterson Norma Hanson Bob Nauck Frank Kelly and David Purkett.

Ed Jackson Choteau Justice Court J M. Sulgrove Jackson Main Street William Barker Chateau Robert L. Woodahl Barker Leo H. Murphy Marie Stenson Edith Peterson Norma Hanson Bob Nauck Frank Kelly David Purkett

Visitors arrive and travel readouts from local area

Dr. Robert Gulbrandsen and son Gary visit Palo Alto relatives. Ken Naylor and Conrad friends spent time at Armstrong and Pourroy homes. Lorena Drugge returns from Havre and visits Gardner in Warden. Sherman family vacationed at Waterton Lake visiting Zohler's in Kalispell. Anke Dhane returns from Western Montana College Dillon and will go back in September. Dave Barrett and Kitty Bertram visit Lewistown then Miles City. Jerri Lee Barrett visits. Michael Immerman from Minneapolis visits grandfather Jack Bruno in Chateau.

Robert Gulbrandsen Gary Palo Alto Calif Carl Gulbrandsen Ken Naylor Conrad Armstrong Bob Pourroy Lorena Drugge Havre L. E. Waldrup Warden, Wash R. Allen Gardner Bob Sherman Waterton Lake Robert Zohler Kalispell Anke Dhane Jac Dhane Western Montana College Dillon Dave Barrett Barrett Kitty Bertram Lewistown Kitty Miles City Jerri Lee Barrett Michael Immerman Minneapolis

Choteau City Bans Domestic Livestock Within Limits

City council readings approve ordinance 159 to exclude domestic livestock from most of Choteau except rodeo grounds and stockyards with third reading set for Sept 6. Fire protection agreement renewed with Fire District No. 1. Civil Defense advisory board forming with regional representation. Building permit issued for a bedroom addition. several small claims listed.

Chateau Board of Trustees of Fire District No Choteau Bob Armstrong Armstrong Pete Baumgartner Rex Thriftway

Forests Nearing Explosive Condition Warning Issued

Forest users are urged to exercise extreme caution with fires as conditions rise to explosive. Dennis Seaton at Bear Mountain Lookout reported a recent high danger level of 91 on the season. The Teton District has had one fire, lightning caused, under an acre and quickly contained by Art Anderson and Orville Hoover. Campfire permits are available from the Forest Service Office in Chateau.

Dennis Seaton Beartop Mountain Lookout Teton Art Anderson Orville Hoover Forest Service Chateau

Family visits Banff Jasper Parks then returns home

The Hirsch family vacationed at Banff and Jasper Parks and returned home Thursday. Local residents and visitors are noted in a running Community News roundup with travel, court and election results and write-ins.

Primary Election Page 1 Continued Candidates List

The article continues listing county and local officials sought in the primary. Names include Robert L. Woodahl as county attorney, Muriel S. Reiquam as superintendent of schools, Chester Baker as assessor, and Bill Olsen as public administrator.

Muriel S Robert L. Woodahl Muriel S. Reiquam Chester Baker Bill Olsen

Wanted: Manager for Big Sky Motel During School Year

The notice seeks a person to manage the Big Sky Motel for the upcoming school year. Contact number provided is 466-2169.

Big Sky

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