Chinook Winds End Subzero Weather With Warm Spell
Chinook winds lifted sub-zero temps last Friday after five days below zero. A -36 F low at the airport rose to 41 F above zero. wildlife sought shelter and Eureka lake snowballs formed as winds eased. Ice jam flooding appeared on the Teton River as temps climbed and snow melted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McCartney
Bessie
Paul Parker
Acantha
Eureka Lake
Parker
Chateau
Jim Ferris
Teton
Annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet Slated for Feb. 2
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce banquet will be held Tuesday February 2 at the Lions Club hall. Dinner at 630 PM costs 2.50 per plate. DP Fabrick will speak on the Skyline Lodge Retirement Center planned for construction in Choteau this spring. George Higgins to MC. advance tickets at Citizens State Bank Olsen Agency Ellens and Isaksons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Citizens State Bank
Olsen Agency
Ellen's
Isaksons
Choteau Girl Scout Mini-Park Gains International Feature
Choteau's Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 66 earns invitation to contribute to the May issue of Cap Levant, a French Girl Guides publication. The story of the Chateau Girl Scout Mini-Park will be sent to New York City by Feb. 10 with photos and plans for future development. An event on Jan. 23 at 10 a.m. will capture action pictures of children at the Mini-Park, followed by a troop meeting and lunch.
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Choteau
Cap Levant
Caravelle
Girl Guides
Us.a
Chateau
New York City
Bosshardt Attends UC Irvine Family Practice Refresher
Dr Donald E Bosshardt attends the annual medical refresher course at the University of California Irvine College of Medicine in Newport Beach California. The conference targets family physicians and covers updates across medical specialties with faculty from multiple UC Irvine departments leading the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E., Bosshardt, Chateau
University of California, Irvine
College of Medicine
Newport Beach
Calif
UC Irvine
Youngtimers date announced for Oldest Settlers reunion
The Sons and Daughters of Teton County Oldest Settlers announce their annual reunion dinner and dance will be on April 17, 1971 at Fairfield Community Hall. President Rex Manuel urges attendees to save the date. Committee plans and details will follow. Officers for 1971 include Rex Manuel president Ray Habel vice president and LaVerne Tuel secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fairfield
Rex Manuel
Ray Habel
Dutton
LaVerne Tuel
Vehicle License Sales Slow in Teton County
County Treasurer Marie Stenson warned that vehicle license sales are lagging in Teton County and urged residents to buy license stickers before the February 15 deadline. With the courthouse closed that day for Washington's birthday, 1800 car and 1700 truck licenses remain to be sold in the 17 days ahead, raising the potential for long lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stenson
Teton County
Stenson
Power Firemen To Sponsor Ball
The Power Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor its annual Firemen's Ball on Saturday, January 30 at the Power American Legion hall. Music will be by the New Happy Four and admission is $1 per person.
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Power Firemen
The
Power Volunteer Fire Department
Power American Legion Hall
Happy Four
New Field Mill Installed At Robison Home North Of Chateau
John Robison installs a field mill on his rooftop replacing the All-Sky camera used for 11 years. The device, supported by the University of Minnesota and other groups, measures air voltage and polarization near Chateau and notes a 300 volt per foot atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Robison
Chateau
Robison
University of Minnesota, Atmospheric Electric
Teton Memorial Hospital Ass'n Annual Meeting Well Attended
Over 70 people attended the Teton Memorial Hospital Association annual meeting in Chateau. Dave Buchanan chaired. board members elected include Swartzel, Burns, Shortridge, Oakley for terms of 3, 3, 3, and 1 year respectively. others named for 2 and 1 year terms.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Chateau
Dave Buchanan
Robert Swartzel
Choteau
L. C. Burns
Carroll Shortridge
Augusta
Norman Oakley
Fairfield
A. J. Timmerman
Power
Arnold Hanusa
Robert Nauck
Blood Drive Surpasses Thirteen-Year Record At Chateau
A Thursday blood draw at Chateau United Methodist Church collected 92 pints, beating prior records since April 1966. Sixty donors were first timers with eight Chateau High School seniors among them, while several regulars reached multi gallon milestones including Bud Moulton and Gregor Tangen.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Grant Curtis
D. O
Bud) Moulton
Gregor Tangen
Chester Corey
Albert Carlson
Christie Field
Alex Truchot
Jim Weinert
Ken Depner
Tom McCartney
Dick Nordhagen
Thomas Brown
George P. Hofer
New Hockport Colony
Joseph D. Hofer
Miller Colony
All Present City Office Holders Plan To Run For Re election
Mayor James Dellno and city officials including City Treasurer Robert Gronberg Police Judge Mrs. Gerald Wellington and council members announced plans to seek re election. Filing deadline Feb 10 for petitions. Election in April. Salaries set for next year. Various board and road improvement items discussed. New library board member Mrs Dick Chase appointed.
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James Dellno
Robert Gronberg
Gerald Wellington
Robert Nauck
Dan Mayson
James Hamilton
Albert Tesch
John Dunckel
Ray Anderson
Chateau Cemetery
Dunckel
Teton County
D. P. Fabrick
Skyline Lodge Retirement Center
Fabrick
Dellno
Tom Evenson
Choteau Airport
Dick Chase
Choteau
Chase
A. O. Lindseeth
Legion to Sponsor Dance for Hospital
C. James Smith Post No. 6 American Legion will sponsor a fund raising dance for the Teton Memorial Hospital Association on Saturday February 13. Admission is 1 per person and Morris Orchestra will donate music. Organizers urge early reservation to help the hospital through its financial crisis while enjoying the event.
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C. James Smith Post No. 6
American Legion
Teton Memorial Hospital Association
Morris Orchestra
Hulda Johnson Rites Set at Augusta Church Friday
Funeral services for Hulda M. Johnson will be held Friday at 2 p.m. in the Augusta Community Church with Rev. Edward Ferguson presiding. Interment will follow in Augusta Cemetery. Mrs Johnson, born in Wilkes Barre, Pa, came to Augusta in 1887 and later moved to Anaconda to live with nephew Wilbur Johnson.
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Hulda Johnson
Augusta Church
Augusta Community Church
Hulda M. Johnson
Butte
Edward Ferguson
Augusta Ceemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Victor Krueger
Clarence Dahl
Gifford Field
Dave Bodkins Jr
Sanders Dahl
Herman Tordale
Miss Johnson
Wilke
Barre
Birthday Calendar Sale Under Way By Lions Club
Lions Club calendar sale underway with members contacting prior subscribers. Residents of Chateau and vicinity may join by using the subscription blank on page 3 of this week's Acantha and sending to Don Passmore or any Lion. Calendar costs 2 dollars and includes birth dates and anniversaries. extra calendars 1 dollar each. All listings due by January 31.
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Lions Club
Chateau and Vicinity
Acantha
Don Passmore
Lion
District Tournament Basketball Tickets Must Be Ordered
Chateau Superintendent R W Gormley announced ticket orders are due soon for the district basketball tournament in Shelby on February 25 26 and 27. Local fans must notify his office within two weeks to reserve seats. Schools must order in advance. payment not required now.
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Jaycees
Buchanan
Lutheran
Chateau Supt
R. W. Gormley
Shelby
Gormley
Gromley
Choteau Faces Conrad and Shelby in Conference Showdown
Choteau’s Bulldogs beat Fairfield 62 50 and moved into a three way tie for first in the conference. They prepare to host Conrad Friday and travel to Shelby Saturday as race tightens among leaders.
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Choteau
Bulldogs
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Conrad Cowboys
Chateau
Shelby
Conrad
Cowboys
Cut Bank Wolves
Coyotes
Fairfield Eagles
Eagles
Dave Hartman
Lonnie Kelly
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By Jane Southard
D. E. Bosshardt
Youngtimers
Ity
Office of Naval Research
Montana
Earth
Charles Crane
M. A. Johnson
Adrian Dargan
Walt McNutt
Bert Guthrie
Ron Hinman
Leif Larsen
Bill McCauley
Robert Brownell
A. A. McAuley
Jim Humble
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes
Humble
Roger Toren
Alfred Heckerman
Cecelia Shepherd
David L. Stott
David Denny
Gene Koch
Scott Forrest
H. M. Denison
Marcie Curtis
Louise Dreyer
Jeanine Hamilton
Karen Neckstad
Greg Yeager
Russell Davis
Norman Haug
Bill Jones
David D Waldner
Raymond
Alta
Canada
Susanna G. Hofer
Rockport Colony
Pendroy
Joseph P. Wipf
Paul P. Wipf
Peter J. Wipf
David G. Wipf
John G Waldner
New Rockport
Legion
Kelly
Dan Rogers
Hartman
John Chane
McInerney
Beck
Haynes
Rogers
Wolves
Doolin
Anderson
Allen Adams
Terry Martin
Chane
Dhane
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