Power Pirates sweep weekend conference play in basketball
Power Pirates won both games as Brunner led Friday 78-48 over Highwood with 33 points and Power defeated Augusta 83-63 on Saturday. Augusta’s Mosher 18 and Ripley 15 led the Elks, while Power’s Schaefer 22 and Bramwell 18 paced the victors.
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Choteau JV basketball drops two to Browning and Fairfield
Choteau Junior Varsity lost to Browning 58 to 50 on Friday and to Fairfield 65 to 46 on Saturday. Freshmen won both C squad games 57-56 over Browning and 39-31 over Fairfield.
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Browning, Fairfield
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Browning
Fairfield
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Greg Newell
Chateau
Lee McCauley
Dick Dale
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Fred Tesch
Robert Jenson
Brian Brutosky
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Wellman
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Tim Hogue
Duard Dellwo
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Carl Dreyer
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Mark Spinder
Carl Wisse
Duard Dellno
Dellna
Logsdon
Schmidt
Beath
Scott
Killip
Taylor
Remembering the Aged and Sick in Our Community
Allecia Arensmeyer Windiate urges neighbors to visit and call the ill and aged in hospitals and nursing homes. She argues every person deserves contact, noting daily acts of kindness brighten elderly lives and that it could be any of us someday.
Psalm 121 Sermon On God Who Never Sleeps
The CHOTEAU BAPTIST CHURCH highlights a sermon on Psalm 121 about God who never slumbers. It recounts pilgrims journeying to Jerusalem and a soldier’s faith comforting sleep, urging trust in divine protection overnight.
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H.V.L. Choteau Baptist Church
Otness Outlines North Montana Cattle Feed Lot Plan
Lyle Otness chairman of the North Montana Cattle Breeders Association spoke to the Choteau Lions Club about a proposed cattle feed lot north of Choteau. The plan calls for 4 000 cattle capacity with expansion to 10 000, $200 000 initial investment including a feed mill and storage facilities, and stock sales of $125 000. The project aims to boost taxes and local barley purchases, with cattle staying about 120 days before shipment. The 74 acre site lies six miles north of Choteau on the east side of Highway 89.
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North Montana Cattle Breeders Association
Choteau Lions Club
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Chateau
Card of Thanks for R. T. Loss
The Loss family thanks everyone for flowers memorials cards food and acts of kindness after the death of our dad and grandfather Special appreciation to the nurses and staff at Chateau Nursing Home for their loving care R T Dick Loss family
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Chateau Nursing Home
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