Teton County Plans Bid Decisions and Fire Truck Purchase
Teton County Commissioners opened bids for airport improvements with no award yet and have 30 days to decide. They accepted Superior Fire Apparatus Co. of Helena for an $8,389 fire truck to replace the rural unit, with a second bid from Howe Fire Apparatus Co. for $11,137.99 not chosen. A late bid was not opened. Superior will deliver for testing and approval this Friday.
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Chateau
Bud Olson
Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Superior Fire Apparatus Co
Helena
Howe Fire Apparatus Co
Anderson
Ind
Corbett Angus Ranch Set to Sell 110 Animals on Feb 25
Corbett Angus Ranch will hold its second production sale Saturday February 25 at 12 30 p m at the ranch south of Chateau. The sale will include 110 head 70 yearling bulls and 40 bred heifers with Pat Goggins Billings as auctioneer.
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Corbett Angus Ranch
Chateau
Corbetts
Pat Goggins
Billings
United States
Choteau B Team Rallies To Beat Fairfield 46 40
Choteau B Team defeated Fairfield 46 to 40 after trailing for over half the game. Gunder son led with eight points along with Lensing Larson Camden tying for high score. Fairfield contributors included Buresch Dirkes W Allen R Allen Henning and Cress.
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Choteau
Fairfield
Brad Gunderson
Gunderson
Ron Lensing
Randy Larson
John Camden
Burr Field
Paul Beaudeau
Steve Snyder
Buresch
Dirkes
W. Allen
R. Allen
Henning
Cress
Chateau
Memorial Gifts For Heart Fund
Memorial gifts support the Heart Fund with contributions to the Teton County Memorial Chairman Mrs. Jack O'Neil or the state MHA office. Donors list the deceased and family for acknowledgment. Receipts are promptly sent. Mr and Mrs Frank Zgoda traveled to Helena to visit his sister Mrs Leona Sabados who had surgery.
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Teton County
Jack O'Neil
MHA
Frank Zgoda
Helena
Leona Sabados
Police Officer To Be Cited By Local Legion
A 1966 letter from National Commander John E. Davis outlines a program to recognize an outstanding local police officer. The Chateau American Legion Post plans a committee to select the officer and present a certificate of achievement, with publicity to follow.
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Chateau American Legion
Legion
United States of America
American Legion
United States
John E. Davis
Chateau Lions Club Ladies Night at Odd Fellow Hall
Sixty six Lions, wives and guests attended the ladies night dinner and program Tuesday evening. Mrs Farrell Rose entertained with songs, aided by Joan Brandveld. declamations were given by Diane McClue and Karen Murphy. The event closed with card games and prizes.
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Lions Club
Odd Fellow
Farrell Rose
Joan Brandveld
Diane McClue
Karen Murphy
Juliet Low Tea Planned by Scouts
The Chateau Girl Scouts announce their annual Juliet Low Tea for Saturday February 18 at 2 p.m. in the Upper Legion hall honoring Juliet Low founder of Girl Scouting in America. All Girl Scouts and their mothers are invited. Mrs. George Coffey travels to Orlando Florida for a few weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crossman.
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Chateau
Juliet Low
George Coffey
Orlando, Fla
Ralph Crossman
Watters Wins High School Construction Bid Here
Watters Construction Co of Helena awarded the general contract for the new Chateau High School project with a low bid of 514607. Total bids for all three contracts come to 732187, under the architect's estimate, with a cushion of about 29000.
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Chateau
Watters Construction Co
Helena
Pias
Watters Construction
Fullerton’s Plumbing and Heating
Hamilton
Mannix Electric of
Great Falls
Duane Reisch
Soroptimists Donate Electric Bed to Teton Memorial Hospital
The Chateau Soroptimist Club donates an electric bed to Teton Memorial Hospital in memory of Mrs. Murl Faurote. The bed, costing over $400, features patient controlled positioning and adjustable side rails. Funded by a style show, the club aims to buy a second bed as funds allow and has expanded the Bird breathing machine with a new unconscious-use capability.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Murl
Guita) Faurote
Hot races unfold in A and K Lanes bowling leagues
Leagues at A and K Lanes in Chateau race toward a champ as the season enters its final third. Standouts include Virginia Nordhagen with a 254 game and 629 series, and team marks such as Triangle Distributors with a 2 713 team series and Great Falls Select matching high 1 013 game.
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A&k
Chateau
Virginia Nordhagen
Great Falls Select
Taylor Motor
Triangle Distributors
Cheethams
Coca-Cola
R & B Kampers
Corbett Angus Ranch
Chateau Merchants
Texaco, Inc
Alex Zier
Fuzz Armstrong
Arvid Sundet
Harry Agee
Gene Smith
Dellwo Agency
Ron’s Beauty Shop
Breen Oi
Ron’s
Beauty Shop
Breen Oil
Former Resident Dies in Washington at 76
John D. Pambrun, 76, died in Yakima Washington on February 8. Born July 12, 1890 at the old Fran cis Truchot ranch north of Choteau, he was the son of John B. and Kate Malatarre Pambrun. Survived by widow Louise LaRance of Chateau and daughter Ella Rider. Grandfather Tom Pambrun arrived in 1867 and wrote freight wagons between Deer Lodge Helena and Fort Benton, meeting fur traders at Fort Benton.
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John D. Pambrun
Yakima
Wash
John B
Kate Malatarre Pambrun
Francis Truchot
Choteau
Henry van Setten
Pambrun
Fort Shaw
Louise LaRance
Chateau
Jewel
Ella) Rider
Tom Pambrun
Deer Lodge
Helena
Fort Benton
Nowlin Couple Visit Chateau Business Callers
Mr and Mrs James Nowlin of Dutton were business callers at the Chateau on Friday of last week according to local notes.
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James Nowlin
Dutton
Bulldogs Edge Nears Victory in Narrow Fairfield Loss
Chateau High’s Bulldogs fell 64 63 to Fairfield Eagles in a final minute thriller as Larry Henning’s 15 foot jumper gave Fairfield the lead with eight seconds left. Cliff Sabo missed the deciding free throw and Choteau could not convert the rebound shot.
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Chateau High
Fairfield
Browning
Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Shelby
Choteau
Fairfield Eagles
Larry Henning
Eagles
Henning
Cliff Sabo
Sabo
Bulldogs
Chateau
Intermission
Ray Smith
Dan Jacobs
Gerry Yeager
Brad Gunderson
Doug Sabo
Jacobsen
Explorer Scouts Plan Spaghetti Dinner Saturday
A public spaghetti dinner is set for Saturday Feb 18 in the Methodist Church basement Chateau. Serving begins at 4 30 pm with prices 125 for adults 75 cents for children and 4 for a family ticket. Proceeds support Explorer Scout activities and the American Field Service sponsored student at Choteau High School.
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Methodist Church
Chateau
Choteau Explorer Scout Troop
Charles Allen
Explorers
American Field Service
Choteau High School
City to Remove Old Car Bodies From Premises
Public works superintendent Bob Erickson said he found a country site for disposing of abandoned car bodies. Choteau residents may contact Erickson to have the city crew remove bodies from their property. Last fall about twenty five bodies were cleared from the city.
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Bob Erickson
Choteau
Style Show Plans Progress Amid Hospital Fund Drive
Plans for the annual Soroptimist Style Show are moving fast for Friday March 3 at the Chateau High School auditorium. Tickets are sold by Soroptimist members or at the door. Last year proceeds funded a $400 hospital bed at Teton Memorial, with a second bed planned as funds allow.
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Chateau High School
Robert Dellwo
Dellwo
Teton Memorial Hospital
Local Groups Sponsor Community Americanism Program
The Chateau Masonic Lodge, Order of Eastern Star, American Legion and Legion Auxiliary sponsor a community Americanism program on Sunday February 26. The event is open to the public and begins with a 6:30 potluck supper followed by an Americanism address by Marcus Nichols of Geraldine.
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The
Chateau Masonic Lodge
Order of Eastern Star, American Legion and Legion Auxiliary
Marcus Nichols
Geraldine
FHA Chapter Honors Choteau Senior Citizens Display
The F H A Chapter at Choteau High School honored local senior citizens by showcasing their hobbies in the Penneys display window. Honorees include Mrs. Frank Timmerman crochet, Mrs. Ethel Miller knitting and crochet, Mrs. Fred Tesch painting, Bud Melcher wood shelves, Mrs. Earl Yeager plastics, Mrs. Ellen Bushman quilt, Mrs. A Swerr knitting, Mrs. Karna Lindh painting, Mrs. Hazel Deschon painting, and Joe Jarolimek violin making.
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F.H.A
Choteau High School
Choteau
Penneys
Frank Timmerman
Ethel Miller
Fred Tesch
Bud Melcher
Earl Yeager
Ellen Bushman
A. Swerr
Karna Lindh
Hazel de- Schon
Joe Jarolimek
Whipples Honored for 10 Years Service at ASCS Conference
Nels Whipple, clerk in the Teton Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service office in Choteau, received a 10 year service pin and certificate from James B Dyess at a conference in Billings. Mrs Nels Whipple, a clerk in Teton county, also earned a 10 year pin but could not attend the event.
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Nels Whipple
Teton
Republican Women To Study Book
The Teton County Women's Republican Club will meet Friday February 17 at 2 pm in the Cornell Hotel Chateau. They study Masters of Deceit by J Edgar Hoover detailing communist activities and beliefs. The public is invited to attend.
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Teton County
DeGroot Memorial Fund Established in Chateau
A memorial fund is set up in Chateau for Mrs. Willy DeGroot wife of Cut Bank High School coach who died suddenly last Saturday. Donations may be made through John Poore or Warren Connole. The fund will be presented at the Chateau Cut Bank basketball game Saturday night.
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Chateau
Willy DeGroot
Cut Bank
John Poore
Warren (Whitey) Connole
Chateau-Cut Bank
DMV Examiner to Visit Chateau Courthouse for Licenses
Montana Highway Patrol driver license examiner will be in Chateau at the courthouse Monday February 21 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants should contact the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Highway Patrol Reports Two Area Accidents
Two area crashes were logged by Highway Patrolman Ray Farrell. On Feb 4 Bet ty Rae Ginther of Augusta lost control on Highway 287, rolled her Volkswagon, and was bruised but not seriously hurt. $700 damage and fines for learner permit violation and failure to report. On Feb 11 Kemmer Vance of Power turned left into Ray Riphenburg’s car near Fairfield. moderate damage and no injuries. Vance cited for failing to signal.
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Ray Farrell
Betty Rae Ginther
Augusta
Ginther
Farrell
Kemmer Vance
Power
Ray Riphenburg
Fairfield
Vance
Second Road
Teton Collectors Guild forms in Bynum meeting
A Feb 9 meeting at Trex's Agate Shop in Bynum organized a rock and mineral club naming the Teton Collectors Guild. Officers installed were John Brandveld president Barbara Ballard secretary treasurer and Phyllis Friesen group coordinator. A quartz display was shown lunch served by Mrs Brandvold and a field trip is planned for March 5.
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Trex
Bynum
Rock and Mineral Club
John Brandveld
Barbara Ballard
Phyllis Friesen
Teton Collectors Guild
Brandvold
All Income Sources Must Be Reported
Helena Montana. Income from all sources unless exempt by law must be reported on your 1966 federal tax return says Nelson L Seeley Montana district director of internal revenue Such items as interest on savings accounts tips most dividends prizes and profits from hobbies and sale of property are taxable and must be reported A careful review of records will help report all income Taxpayers who fail to report taxable income will owe additional tax interest and penalties
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Helena
Montana
Nelson L. Seeley
Internal Revenue
U. S
Seeley
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Chateau Lions Club
Juliet
Reisch
Dick Anglin
C Fuglevand
Leigland Co
H S Leigland
Norgen-Oswood
Palmer Construction
Sletten
Volk Construction
Nelson Plumbing and Heating
Pinski Brothers
C W Schmid, Inc
Walter E. Tynes Co
Babbitt Construction
Cascade Electric
Enterprise Electric
Gogans and Pennie
Palmquist Electric
Gallatin Valley
B & B Kampers
Stinchfield Insurance
Stinchfield
Betty Corey
Kay Zier
Kay Sunder
Gladys Wiseman
Washington
Explorer Scouts
Wreeresenas
Sun
FHA
DeGroot
Highway Patrol
Rock Club
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