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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1973

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City Pavilion Remodeling Under Way Aided by Donations

The Chateau park pavilion remodeling proceeds with total gifts reaching 1730 from City of Choteau Lions Club Chamber of Commerce Odd Fellows VFW Auxiliary and VFW Post plus gifts from individuals. A fundraising auction is set for March 10 with all proceeds to finance the project supported by Jack Baty as auctioneer.

Chateau Park Pavilion Henry Smith Lions Club Committee Smith Jack Rogers The Choteau Lions Club City of Choteau Lions Club Chamber of Commerce Odd Fellows Lodge V.F.W. Auxiliary V.F.W. Post Chester Corey Jessie White Mary Smith Jack Baty Fort Shaw Olsen Agency Chateau Veterinary Clinic

City Candidates Must File By March 2 For April Election

Choteau prepares for a city election on April 3 1973 with filings open until March 2 at 5 p.m. Mayor four years four aldermen four two year posts in Ward I and II City Treasurer Police Judge City Clerk James Dellno notes current officeholders plan to run. registrations close March 4. Eligibility includes taxpaying freeholders and city residency requirements.

Dan Mayson Bob Pourroy Bob Nauck al Tesch James Dellno Choteau

Peterson to lead Dutton State Bank as vice president

Aaron Peterson, 33, will assume the duties of vice president and manager of Dutton State Bank effective March 1, replacing James Christiaens who will remain at the bank to assist until April 1. Peterson holds a BS in business administration from the University of Montana and has banking and insurance department leadership experience.

Aaron Peterson Dutton State Bank Jim Cheetham Peterson James Christiaens Dutton Insurance Agency Great Falls University of Montana American Institute of Banking Northern Bank of Montana Big Sandy Pondera Bank of Montana Conrad Montana Agency Insurance Department Conrad Kiwanis Club Pondera Golf Club Jeanne Julie Eric C.C.D St. Michael’s Catholic Church Dutton Christiaens Valier Carroll College Farmers State Bank of

Royal Arch Mason Convocation This Weekend

The four Royal Arch Masons chapters Great Falls No 9 Pon dera No 21 Teton No 25 Tyrean No 34, with Canadian Alberta companions, meet at 9 am Feb 24 at the Masonic Temple Chateau to exemplify degrees. A banquet for companions and ladies closes the day. a farewell breakfast for visitors follows Sunday Feb 25.

Royal Arch Masons Great Falls Pondera Teton Tyrean Alberta Masonic Temple Chateau

World Day of Prayer Planned March 2 Observance

Mrs Nellie Blixrud announces World Day of Prayer with the theme Alert in Our Time. The local event at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints begins at 2 pm with a nursery for children. Local churches Trinity Lutheran United Methodist Roman Catholic and Latter Day Saints collaborate and invite all women to attend. The observance is part of an international day involving 168 countries.

Nellie Blixrud Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Trinity Lutheran United Methodist Roman Catholic Latter Day Saints

Steam Boiler Licensing Law Is Deferred Until Next Year

Teton Memorial Hospital reports House Bill 567 on steam boilers licensing has been deferred to the 1974 session. A committee hearing supported delaying the Amended Safety Order for one year to resolve issues. Hospital administrator Jim Humble noted expectations that the order may be withdrawn amid grassroots pressure.

Teton Memorial Hospital Jim Humble Carden Workmen’s Compensation Division Humble Mem Bers Labor and Employment Relations Committee Montana House of Representatives Bureau of Safety and Health Workmen's Compensation Division Department of Labor and Industry State of Montana Teton County

TV Panel Debates Gambling Policy On Montana TV

A six member panel will debate public views on gambling on a weekend program titled Politics Taxation and Gambling. Participants include Rep. Larry Fasbender Del Siewert Al Dougherty and Profs Thomas Dicken James Goetz K Ross Toole moderating. The one hour show taped in Missoula airs March 4 on KFBB TV Great Falls from 3 30 to 4 30 p m.

Montana Committee For the Humanities Humanities Committee Montana

Sewing Workshop Set for March 2 in Library Building

A sewing workshop on fitting and altering garments will be held March 2 in the Chateau library meeting room from 10 am to 3 pm. Sponsored by Norma's Fabric Shop and the Teton County Extension Service, with instructor Lois Stephens. Participants should bring a basic pattern, supplies, and a robe for easy changing, plus a sack lunch. no charge.

Chateau Library Norma Teton County Extension Service Lois Stephens Cascade County Extension Anne Rehbein Norma Barrett

District Basketball Tournament Opens Thursday in Shelby Gym

The Shelby district tournament begins Thursday with Shelby vs Valier at 2 pm followed by Browning against Fairfield at 3 30 pm. Other first day matchups include Conrad versus Sunburst and Chateau versus Cut Bank as teams vie for top four to reach the divisional tourney March 1 2 3 at Shelby.

Shelby Valier Panthers Valier Browning Indians Fairfield Eagles Conrad Cowboys Sunburst Chateau Cut Bank Butte Conrad Fairfield Malta Cowboys Coyotes Choteau Bulldogs Browning Indians Eagles Willie Panthers Chuck Young Greg Newell Lee McCauley Dick Dale Steve Buck Pete Hartman Buck Hartman Dale Tom Hofeldt Pat Whealy Young Newell Terry Reistad Wolves

Choteau High Wrestlers Place Sixth at State Tourney

The Choteau High School wrestling team finished tied for sixth in the state Class B-C tournament in Missoula. Jim Hinman won the state heavyweight title, the program’s first in three years, and Jerry Breen earned third in his division.

Choteau Missoula Cut Bank Wolves Jim Hinman Hinman Jerry Breen Dolezal Bob Jones Harlowton van Hondt Malta Brian Schwank Thompson Falls Ken Norgaard Poplar Ray Scott Ft. Benton Breen Scott Jerry Newton Conklin Conrad Greg Sangster Stevensville Greg Martin Bulldogs Martin LeRoy McCauley Three Forks Gerry Robinson St. Labre Steve Weinert Hobart Bergler Eureka John Breen Brian Stovall Stoval Terry Schaguun Doug Forrest Jim Rathman Doug Evan Erickson Plentywood Rathman Doug Hurlbert Krahe Brian Brutosky Dave Hansen Ron Neckstad Bill Christiansen Chuck Rose Sam Thomas Dan Isakson Dave Rathman

CHS Wrestlers Return Home After Historic State Crown Moment

About 200 fans welcomed CHS wrestling team from Missoula where Choteau tied for sixth with Cut Bank, marking the program’s best finish in three years. Jim Hinman earned the heavyweight title, the first state champion in school history, as coach Wayne Krahe and crowd cheered at the high school gym.

Choteau Missoula Jim Hinman Chateau Gene Boyle Boyle Wayne Krahe Krahe Cut Bank Jim Heinman

Mrs. Gutshall Funeral Rites Held in Choteau

Alta Gutshall died February 17 at Depner Rest Home in Choteau at age 90. Born July 9, 1882 in McComb Illinois she married Jacob H. Gutshall in 1906 and lived in Pendroy before moving to Choteau. Funeral February 21 at Banks Chapel with Rev. Allen Adams officiating and burial in Choteau Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.

Jake Alta) Gutshall Depner Choteau Gutshall McComb, Ill Jacob H. Gutshall Pendroy Banks Chapel Allen Adams Pete Ekegren Vern Scott Walter Halvorson Mike Campbell Art Kelly Charles Johns Emerson Earles George Porter

Blood Drawing Reminder for Thursday at United Methodist Church

Final notice for a blood drive this Thursday February 22 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the United Methodist Church in Chateau. Donors are urged to attend despite Shelby tournament competing for regular donors. Babysitters will be available 4 to 6 p.m. to assist families.

United Methodist Church Chateau Shelby

Jorgen Hollo Services Held on Wednesday

Jorgen H. Hollo longtime Fairfield area farmer died Feb 19 at Warm Springs. Funeral at Assembly of God Church Fairfield with burial in St Paul Lutheran Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mathilda Rodegard and 25 grandchildren.

Assembly of God Church Fairfield Jorgen H. Hollo Fairfield Area Warm Springs William McRae Charles Jackson St. Paul Lutheran Cemetery Jack Nason Harold Klinker Elmer Pearson Bill Jones Selmer Stengrimson Orville Grasdock Adolph Nelson Rudolph Dickoff Lars Howden Kermit Dale Herman Tordale Hollo Nesbyn Hollingdal Norway America North Dakota Minnesota Mathilda Rodegard Holgrim Livingston Nels Vancouver Wash David Ingeborg) Dickhoff Great Falls Charles Karen) Bauman Deer Lodge Fred Marie) Campbell John Edith) Bauma Jay Jeanette) McClintock Svein Guri Stovn

Rural Fire Department Responds to Crary Ranch Fire

The Choteau Rural Fire Department answered a call to the Crary ranch northwest of Choteau on Friday morning February 16 to extinguish a small fire at the feed lot. Damage was minor. Undersheriff Glen Larson and Deputy Dave DeHaan responded.

Choteau Crary Ranch Glen Larson Dave DeHaan

Methodists Plan International Festival Sunday

The Methodist Church hosts an international festival and pot luck dinner on Sunday February 25 at 5 pm. Activities include a global study in church school highlighting contributions from all colors of people with guests such as Mrs. Leopold Hoser a Japanese painter and the Yuan Tang family from Burma, plus dances and Soul music commentary by Adrian Dargan. A food collection will fund mileage for guests from out of town.

Church Leopold Hoser Yuan Tang Burma Browning Chuck New Brest Adrian Dargan

Montana House Approves Abortion Bill Up To Six Months

Montana lawmakers move HB 463 to allow abortions up to six months. The vote follows the U S Supreme Court ruling invalidating bans like Montana's and leaves lawmakers balancing principle with the practical absence of enforceable abortion controls. The measure passes 50 to 40 as legislators respond to evolving legality while acknowledging public debate remains.

Montana Washington New York Montana House of Representatives United States Supreme Court Texas Supreme Court House House of Representatives Representatives

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Dutton Bank Royal Arch Mason Convocation Choteau High Ed Warneka Superior Jim Dolezal Chester CHS Jake Gutshall Jorgen Hollo Rural Department Methodists S. D. Graham Rep Robert E. Stephens
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