Bulldogs, Indians Battle In Narrow Indian Victory
Choteau edged Fairfield 43 38 in a seesaw game as Dunckel led Choteau with 16 points and Upham tallied 21 for the losers. Indian effort totaled 18 to Choteau’s 11 at half, with Choteau pulling ahead late but nearly blowing the lead before finishing ahead.
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Choteau
Banishad
Bulldogs
Upham
Chotéau
Indians
Chotea
Dunckel
Gary
Dave Stott
Peck
Fairfield Wins In Narrow Finish Over Chateau
Fairfield moved ahead early in the third before Chateau challenged. Schenk sparked Fairfield as Stott and Stoll played key roles late. Loren Sasser made a late free throw to trim, then Dave Stott iced the game with a layup. Chateau’s Ge Stott led with 20 points. Dunckel 14. Sasser 10. Schenk scored 24 for Chateau. Gilson and Hartz added 11 each.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Schenk
Dave Stott
Hartz
Eagles
Chateau
Loren ‘Sasser
Fairfield Stolk
Inga
Ge _ Stott
Dunckel
Sasser
Gilson
Hutterite Hearings Continue Focus On Economic Impact
Hearing notes the absence of testimony from economic factions on Hutterite colonies and their effect on nearby towns. Rep Schye says more hearings will follow with floor comments. No date yet for future sessions, but land purchases may spark public scrutiny and zoning debate.
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Schye
Acantha
Conference agenda outlines farm policy talks and panels
The ASGS conference at the Northern Hotel features speakers including Ray Fitzgerald former Agriculture Commissioner and deputy administrator of ASOS Dr R R Renne and James Dyess ASCS Northwest Area director Dr John Fischer MSC and J A Asleson MSC director of the Montana Experiment Station and others on marketing farm products abroad economics of farm programs USDA development and conservation and land use panels. A wives program is also planned.
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ASGS
Ray Fitzgerald
South Dakota
Commissioner of Agriculture
ASOS
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
Pretary of Agriculture
James Dyess
Ascs Northwest
John Fischer
Department of Agricultural Economics
MSC
J. A. Asleson
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Agriculture
Robert Dunbar
USDA
Ray Vickery
Foreign Agricultural Service
Dutton Cardinals overpower Centerville and Brady in two wins
Dutton Cardinals routed Centerville 57-48 with a first quarter surge and beat Brady 67-57 as Fleshman led with 15 points and Olson 15 for Dutton. Centerville’s Williams topped 21. Power Pirates edged Augusta 60-52 after strong second and final quarters led by Loftsgaarden 20.
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Dutton Cardinals
Centerville
Brady
Cardinals
Miners
Dutton
Fleshman
Johnson
Scott
Williams
Kenny Olson
Bartsch
Power Pirates
Bucs
Simms
Augusta
Tigers
Loftsgaarden
Power
Breidenbach
Pirates
Toenyes
Prinzing
Local Farm Loan Totals Revealed for Teton County
The 1963 figures show 32 farmers received 264 780 in farm ownership and operating loans including 43 770 for refinancing limits, plus emergency loans totaling 539 700 for 18 farmers. Rural housing loans of 26 500 were issued to two residents. office in Chateau at USDA building.
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Fom
Teton
Browning Tops Choteau In Low-Scoring Clark County Tilt
Browning B team edged Choteau 52 to 43 Friday night as Stenson led Choteau with 13 points and Yeager and Scott added 12 and 10. Fairfield’s Kolste scored 12, Jenkins 11, while Choteau outpaced Fairfield in some quarters but trailed after the third.
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Browning
Choteau
Fairfield
Dick Stenson
Stenson
White
Pups
Jim
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Gerry Yeager
Dennis Seaton
Yeager
Scott
Kolste
Jenkins
Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Henderson Welcome Families
Mr and Mrs George Henderson entertained at a family dinner in Fairfield last Sunday. Guests included the Ron Hinman family and the Jerry Clarke family.
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George Henderson
Ron ‘Hinman
Jerry Clarke
Fairfield
Collins Community Celebrates First Centennial Party
Collins Hall hosted the first Collins centennial celebration with over 100 locals. Pioneer dress and beards appeared, led by Mr and Mrs Shorty Crane in singing old time songs. Donna Alzheimer sang, square dancing and Virginia Reel followed, with baked beans cole slaw and apple pie for supper. An exhibit of Collins pictures and antiques was on display and Mrs Gordon Monkman urged continued participation.
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Teton
Collins Hall
Collins
Shorty” Crane
Donna’ Alzheimer
Virginia
Gordon Monkman
Curfew Hours Clarified for Chateau Teens
Police Chief Maurice Black caused a curfew discrepancy by stating 1:30 a.m. on weekends while city officials later corrected it to 1 a.m. This suggests curfew violations are rare, and Black does not usually work the night shift.
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Chateau
Maurice Black
Acantha
Black
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits and Discharges
Patients admitted include Mrs. Mary Brown of Fairfield Judy Gervais of Augusta Mrs May Nelson of Choteau Dennis Robinson of Fairfield Reuel Golding of Choteau Olaf Neckstad of Choteau Mrs Clair Williams of Simms Alfred Crawshaw of Fairfield Mrs Centa Kretschman of Fairfield Mrs Harry Jardine of Choteau Patients discharged include Mrs Alma Perry of Choteau Mrs Walter Lame and infant daughter of Fairfield Axel Wester of Fort Shaw Mrs William Van Setten of Fairfield
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Mary Brown
Fairfield
Judy Gervais
Augusta
May Nelson
Choteau
Dennis Robinson
Reuel. Golding
Olaf Neckstad
Clair Williams
Simms
Alfred Crawshaw
Centa Kretschman
Harry Jardine
Alma Perry
Walter Lame
Axel Wester
Fort Shaw
William van Setten
Thank You for Get Well Cards and Hospital Care
Rudolph Bremer of Fairfield Montana thanks all for the kind get well cards visits and care from nurses and doctors during his hospital stay. He expresses sincere appreciation and offers blessings to all who cared for him.
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Rudolph Bremer
Fairfield
Montana
Outgoing Mail Dispatches Speeded For Choteau
Choteau residents will get faster mail to the east and improved airmail connections. Postmaster C. G. Monkman announced mail is dispatched on the 3 30 bus daily, speeding delivery by up to 12 hours in some cases. Airmail now connects the same day rather than the next morning. Mail for the bus should be in the post office by 3 pm.
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Choteau
C. G. Monkman
Monkman
Priest Honored At Catholic Dinner At St Joseph Parish
Parishioners of St Joseph Church Chateau and St Patrick Mission Bynum held a potluck in honor of Rev William Morley with about 150 attendees. Mrs John Duffey introduced officers of the Catholic Ladies Auxiliary Holy Name Society and Catholic Youth Organization. Morley spoke on cooperation between church members and the pastor in spiritual and financial matters and was presented to the congregation.
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St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Chateau
St. Patrick’s Bynum
William Morley
John Duffey
Catholic Ladies Auxiliary
Holy Name Society
Catholic Youth Organization
Morley
Card of Thanks to Dr McAuley Hospital Staff and Friends
The Dieners express sincere gratitude to Dr McAuley the hospital staff and friends for their kindness and prayers for Tammi Jo.
Western Auto Dealers Sought in Six States for Expansion
Western Auto Supply Co seeks new dealers in six state area to sell sporting goods tools and related items. Minimum investment 15000 plus setup. Contact Western Auto Supply Co Ogden Utah for full associate plan and details.
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Western Auto Supply Co
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