Chateau Mayor Sees Federal Funds For New Library
Chateau Mayor Jim Dellwo said a Nixon veto of the 19.7 billion education and welfare bill will only delay matching funds needed to buy the Villager building for a new library. He noted Helena state library funds and foundations are being pursued as backup while Congress and the President resolve the funding figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Chateau
Jim Dellwo
Congress
Dellno
Choteau
Helena
Dellwo
James Arensmeyer
Library Board
Washington
Arensmeyer
Alma Jacobs
Great Falls Public Library
Jim Sherman
Chateau Jaycee
Agricultural Experts Set for Conrad Crop Clinic
Agricultural leaders and top speakers will address the Fourth Annual Crop Clinic at Conrad High School gym on February 11 starting at 9 am. Sister Mary Thomas More will speak on Federation and farming futures, with Carl Carlson of Beltsville on fertilizer use. A noon lunch, prizes, and displays accompany the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad High School
Lars
Sister Mary Thomas
More
Holy Family College
Manitowoc
Wis
Ironwood
Mich
Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity
Mary Thomas More
Farmers Union
St. Paul
Minn
National Federation of Grain Producers
Washington
Carl Carlson
Usda Department of
Beltsville
Carlson
Division of
Soil and Water Conservation Research Division
Miss Montana
Jeanie Meek
Bridger
Miss Meek
Montana
W L Humble Dies on Friday
William L. Humble aged 85 died in Cut Bank Memorial Hospital last Friday. Born in American Falls Idaho on December 2 1885 he moved to Montana married Minnie G Richards in Cut Bank in 1910 and farmed near Cut Bank until retirement. Survived by two daughters Mary Ellen Davis Vallejo California and Wilma McPhillips Pacifica California a son Richard Cut Bank a brother Frank Great Falls and two sisters Della Rowland Chateau and Best Robinson Phoenix Arizona. Funeral services were held Monday at Cut Bank Banks Funeral Home oversaw the rites with pallbearers Ford Hughes Wallace Beckored Bruce Warner Harold Hadfield Emmett Peterson Don Presnell. Interment followed at Bynum Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Humble
Cut Bank Memorial Hospital
Humble
American Falls
Idaho
Montana
Minnie G. Richards
Cut Bank
Bynum
Mary Ellen Davis
Vallejo
Calif
Wilma McPhillips
Pacifica
Richard
Frank
Great Falls
Della Rowland
Chateau
Best Robinson
Phoenix
Ariz
Cut Bank Banks
Ford Hughes
Wallace Beclored
Bruce Warner
Harold Hadfield
Emmett Peterson
Don Presnell
Bynum Cemetery
Licence Plate Sales Under Way in Teton
Vehicle owners have until Feb 15 to purchase 1970 plates at the Treasurer's Office in the Teton County courthouse Chateau. So far 1,435 automobile licenses 1,545 truck licenses 58 large trailer 144 small trailer 35 commercial trailer 103 motorcycle and 7 snowmobile plates have been sold. Last year by Feb 15 about 2,300 car plates were sold and truck plates typically outpace cars.
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Teton County Court House
Chateau
Marie Stenson
Stenson
Snowmobile Derby Canceled By Snow Shortage In Choteau
The Jaycee sponsored snowmobile race set for Sunday January 25 was canceled due to insufficient snow. Co chair Ben Hoge expects a re schedule later with about six inches needed. a Chinook melted the area snow. Namely Choteau Ky Otee Hustlers and local racers noted with several top placings in Lewistown events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Ben Hoge
Hoge
Jaycees
Choteau
Ky-Otee
Lewistown
Red Swanson
Jim Ramaker
Jerry Kimmel
Republicans To Hold Joint Meeting Here
A joint meeting of all Republicans including the Women's Club and Central Committee will be held tonight at 8 at the Cornell Hotel. Central Committee Chairman Jim Crawford will present the new 1200 Club Plan for financing Republican activities. Tom S Winsor of Bozeman, candidate for Congress from the Western District, will also speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Teton County
Jim Crawford
Republican Women's Club
CHS Bulldogs Lose Twice in Conference Action Last Weekend
CHS Bulldogs fell 62-59 to league leader Cut Bank and 177-62 to Conrad, dropping two vital conference games. Coach Knutson praised rebounding and John Chane’s 19 point effort while noting Guard Lonnie Kelly missed action. The team heads on the road to face Shelby and Sunburst this weekend.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Cut Bank Wolves
Conrad
Bulldogs
Shelby
Sunburst
Chateau
Cut Bank
Don Knutson
Choteau
Wolves
Lonnie Kelly
Knutson
John Chane
Bulldog
Big Fritz Wolk
Dan Rogers
Dave Hartman
Casey Bilbro
Cowboys
Hartman
Chane
Steve Snydersee
See Cut Bank
Slezak
Steve Bell
Sane
Fritz Wolk
Stan Bell
Jerry Anderson
Aves
Randy Weaver
H. Hannah
Steve Snyder
Lonnie Lelly
Terry Martin
Mike Casey
Don Rogers
Yeager
Fisher
Schlepp Brandt
Iverson
Nierstheimer
Simonsen
Conrad Ae
Four Bosses Honored At Choteau Jaycees Banquet
The Choteau Jaycees honored four men and one woman at Bosses Night in Chateau with awards for leadership and community service. Recipients included Bill Riggs Boss of the Year and Ed Jacobson Senior Citizen Award winner. Paul Pourroy received a certificate and honorary membership. Mrs. Richard Chase won Outstanding Young Educator of the Year. Charles Crane received the Distinguished Service Award. Stan Rasmussen spoke on the Jaycee creed and 50th anniversary.
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Choteau Jaycees
Bill Riggs
Teton County
Choteau
Jay Dunckel
Dunckel
Jaycees
Jaycee
Danny Mayson
Dale Dreyer
Riggs
Ed Jacobson
Chateau
Charles Crane
Jacobson
Robert S. Pourroy
Bill McCauley
McCauley
Pourroy
Richard Chase
Mrs. Chase
Pete Ekegren
Crane
George Goodwin
Stan Rasmussen
Montana
Rasmussen
Harlem
Frances Anne
Miss Anne
Kalispell
Drug Program Teaches Lions Club About Narcotics
Cascade County deputies Jerry O Bresley and Les Bobier demonstrated drug education at the Choteau Lions Club using Fang the drug-sniffing dog. They showed marijuana samples and explained LSD and heroin risks while highlighting school outreach and public education efforts.
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Choteau Lions Club
Jerry O'Bresley
Les Bobier
Cascade County Sheriff's Office
Fang
Lions Club
Great Falls
O’bresley
O'Bresley
Officer O'Bresley
Bobier
Charles Joslyn
Teton County
Glen Yeager
Andy Brutosky
Jim Humble
Vern Smith
Charles Nauck
Chester Schleucher
Nels Hemstad Seeks Re election to Montana House
Rep. Nels Hemstad of Dutton filed on January 29 to run again as State Representative for District 200 in Teton County on the Republican ticket. A three term legislator, he chaired the Agriculture and Irrigation Committee in 1969 and serves on several other committees. He farms in Teton County, sits on multiple boards, and is active in local civic groups with wife Irene Wiprud and four daughters.
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Nels Hemstad
Dutton
Teton County
Hemstad
Montana
House of Representatives
Agriculture and Irrigation Committee
Judiciary
Legislative Council
Farmers Mercantile Co, Dutton
Dutton Farmers Elevator Co
Montana Bank
Great Falls
Dutton School Board
Lewis and Clark Forest Advisory Council
Dutton Lions Club
Bethany Lutheran Church of Dutton
Bagdad Shrine
Elks Lodge
Irene Wiprud
Stolen Safe Recovered From Ranch Tool Shed
Stanley Hould found a heavy fireproof safe in his ranch tool shed southwest of Dutton after it was stolen from the Sun River Post Office on Jan 3. The safe contained about $200 cash while stamps and money orders were left behind. the post office items were recovered by Cascade County authorities and postal inspectors.
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Stanley Hould
Dutton
Hould
al Becker
Teton County
Becker
Sun River
Cascade County Sheriffs Department
Great Falls
Hutterite President Dies in Great Falls Accident
Peter P. Hofer 59 head minister and president of New Rockport Hutterite Colony near Chateau, died in Great Falls hospital from internal injuries after a pickup wreck on January 21. Four others were injured or treated. funeral services planned at the colony. Hofer is survived by a large family in Rockport Colony and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Peter P. Hofer
New Rockport Hutterite
Chateau
Cut Bank
Sam P Wipf
Joseph P Wipf
Peter G. Waldner
Jacob J Wipf
Hofer
Yankton, SD
Rachel
Jacob
George
Mike
Susie
Rebecca
Rockport
Peter
Canada
John
David
Joe
Komedy Kings to Clash with Local Faculty Tonight
The Harlem Komedy Kings visit Chateau Haigh High School gym for a charity exhibition against Choteau faculty and school board members. Proceeds go to the Chateau Lettermen's Club with adult admission $1.50, student $1, and child 25 cents.
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Harlem Komedy Kings
Chateau Haigh School
Order of the Globetrotters
All Negro Komedy Kings
Showboat
Choteau
Andrew Rutledge
Arkansas
Don Knutson
Rick Baird
Lloyd Reynolds
John Rose
Jerry Herman
Bill Patton
Chateau Lettermen's Club
G S I Leaves Choteau Area for Livingston Move
Geophysical Survey Inc 27 man crew departed Choteau to set up a new operation in Livingston. About 20 local children left Choteau schools as families moved. Crew had arrived in April 1968 for a 21 day stay while surveying area for Humble Oil and Refining Co about oil and gas prospects. Henthorn said reports are confidential and noted the workers disliked leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geophysical Survey, Inc
Choteau
Livingston
Bud Henthorn
GSI
Henthorn
Humble On Refining Co
Great Falls Minister To Visit Church Here
Trinity Lutheran Church hosts Rev Richard Waag from Redeemer Lutheran Church Great Falls for a 7 pm slide presentation on the Holy Land. He will show slides and share a travelogue of his latest trip including Holy Land and Paul travels. The community is invited, especially potential Holy Land tour participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Richard Waag
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Great Falls
The
Holy Land
Chateau
Rev Waag
Europe
Paul
Demo Women Meet at Fairfield Luncheon
The Teton County Democrats meet in Fairfield on Monday February 2 for a 1 30 p m luncheon at the Maxwell House. A workshop will update the registered voting list and everyone is urged to attend.
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Teton County
Women’s Democrat Club
Fairfield
Maxwell House
Humble Named Teton Hospital Administrator
Jim Humble aged 38 has been named administrator of Teton Memorial Hospital. He began duties January 14 and arrived permanently January 26. Previously with Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society since 1966, he comes from Scobey where he led a hospital and rest home unit. He is MSU 1962 business admin graduate, born in Stillwater Oklahoma. He is married and a member of the Lions Club and Masonic Lodge.
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Jim Humble
Teton Memorial Hospital
Humble
Lutheran Hospital and Homes Society
Choteau
Scobey
Montana State University
Bozeman
Lutheran Hospitals and Homes
Campbell Farming Co
Hardin
Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma
New Mexico
MSU
Oklahoma State
University of New Mexico
U.S. Army
Okinawa
Numble
Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
Skiing Course at Teton Pass Opens This Saturday
Dr J R Crabtree announces a five day skiing course for children through high school at Teton Pass starting this Saturday. A bus from Great Falls will pick up students in Dutton and Choteau, with Choteau riders to 9 pm traffic light corner. The $65 course includes instruction equipment and lift passes. nonparticipants can ride the bus for $2 round trip. Interested may call John Bink or Leonard Blixrud. Last weekend saw about 375 skiers and 14 inches of new snow at the area.
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J RR. Crabtree
Great Falls
Dutton and
Choteau
Teton Pass
Crabtree
John Bink
Leonard Blixrud
Chateau
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U.S
Conrad Crop Clinic
W. L. Humble
Teton
CHS Bulldogs
Komedy Kings
G.S
Choteau Area
Teton Hospital
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