City Election Appointment Deadline and Filing Rules
City of Chateau nominates mayor and four aldermen with terms and election set for April 3. Only James Hamilton has filed by early week. others plan to run. Registration closes March 2 at 5 p.m. at Teton County courthouse. voting requires residency and state and city eligibility.
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City of
Chateau
James Hamilton
Teton County Court House
Choteau
Annual Blue and Gold Banquet Honors Cub Scouts
The annual Blue and Gold Awards banquet for Cub Scouts drew 170 attendees Wednesday night at the Chateau LDS Church. A potluck dinner preceded awards for Webelos and Cubs, with Myles White of Great Falls entertaining.
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Chateau
LDS Church
Cubs
Webelos
Myles White
Great Falls
Mark Baumgartner
Chris Blixrud
Graham Clarke
Rick Crabtree
Lyle Hodgskiss
Russ Mills
Kurt Nelson
Scott Nesbit
Dwayne Palmer
Jeff Richmond
Danny Wiegand
Brad McCauley
Roger Nordhagen
Jeff Pourroy
Jim Bosshardt
Steve Brown
Den 1
Tony Brown
Tom Bosshardt
Ronnie Nordhagen
Brian Goodwin
Den
Doug Denny
Ross Salmond
Kent Depner
Neil Heckerman
Shawn LaBaugh
Tod Scheel
David Kelly
Don LaBaugh
Dave McFadden
Great Falls Boy Scout Office
Youngtimers Dinner and Dance Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the annual Teton County Youngtimers dinner and dance on April 7 are available from listed local venues and agents in multiple towns. Eligible Young Timers include residents 21 with settler lineage or 21 years in Teton County. Cliff's Rhythmacs will provide music and LDS Church women will serve the meal at Fairfield Hall. Committees are named by President Bert Guthrie for Nominating Publicity Decoration and Entertainment.
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Teton County
Youngtimers
Chateau
Ray Weist
Olsen Agency
Dutton
Dave Shannon
Charles Doheny
Ray Habel
Power
Louis Asmus
Fairfield
Karl van Setten
John Swanson
Farmington
Bill Chalmers
Cliff
Marius Petersen Dies at Choteau
Marius Petersen 83 died in Choteau. Funeral services set for Thursday March 1 at Banks Chapel with Rev. Marlon Engberg officiating. Burial in Sun River Cemetery. Banks Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Amelia Memberg and nephew Ivan Petersen. Peterson was a former farmer and Teton Senior Citizens member.
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Marius Petersen
Banks Chapel
Choteau
Marlon Engberg
Sun River Cemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Edward Guld
Einar Olsen
Joseph Rorvik
Rex Smith
Harry Weigand
Floyd Rada
Robert Gronberg
Vernon Scott
Petersen
Denmark
America
Geraldine
Sun River
Lincoln
Amelia Memberg
Calgary
Canada
Ivan Petersen
Cranberry Portage
Manitoba
Teton Senior Citizens
Democrat Women Meet at Power in March Session
The Teton County Women's Democratic Club will hold its March meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim Anderson, four and a half miles southwest of Power, at 12 30 p m on Monday March 5. Current legislative bills will be discussed.
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Teton County
Community Auction Plans Progressing
A community auction on March 10 at the Choteau pavilion aims to raise funds for remodeling. Lions Club president Jack Rogers notes many donations and 400 hours of donated labor led by Henry Smith. Calls are urged for item pickups March 8–9 or drop-off March 9. cash gifts from Agawam Social Club and Lorna Huffman are recorded.
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Choteau Pavilion
Jack Rogers
Choteau Lions Club
Henry Smith
Elien’s
Olsen
Lions Club
Agawam Social Club
Lorna Huffman
Annual Spaghetti Dinner Is Scheduled
The annual American Field Service spaghetti dinner will be held Sunday March 11 at Chateau United Methodist Church. Serving runs 2 to 6 p.m. Admission is 1.50 for adults 75 cents for children and 85 for a family ticket. Tickets available in advance at Rex's Grocery Choteau Food Abbott Implement or Swanson Agency. Proceeds fund a foreign exchange student at Choteau High School next year.
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Chateau United Methodist Church
Rex's Grocery
Choteau Food
Abbott Implement
Swanson Agency
Choteau High School
Conrad Wins District Tourney Advances to Divisional
The Conrad Cowboys ride late surge to finish second in the conference and win the District 3B tournament at Shelby, with Browning Indians and Choteau also claiming divisional berths. Choteau, Malta and Big Sandy shown strong. Shelby and Fort Benton also reach Shelby divisional pairings. Newell top-scoring with 58 in district play. Buck 42. Young 41. Dale 24.
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Conrad Cowboys
Shelby
Browning
Indians
Choteau
Cut Bank
Conrad
Bulldogs
Fairfield Eagles
Greg Newell
Steve Buck
Lee McCauley
Dale
Chateau
Wolves
Heir
Bianco
Bulldog
Larson
Malta Mustangs
Big Sandy
Mustangs
Pioneers
Malta
Cascade
Badgers
Cowboys
Chateau- Malta
Browning Indians
Fort Benton Longhorns
Longhorns
Terry Reistad
Chuck Young
Dick Dale
Pete Hartman
Tom Hofeldt
Chateau Bulldog
Robert Jenson
Pat Whealy
Mark Spinder
Arnie Hanson
Gene Boyle
Fred Tesch
Duke Dellno
Carl Wisse
Scott Armstrong
Realignment Moves Choteau Into Class A
The Montana high school realignment places Choteau in Class A as part of the Northern division. The Northern group includes Cut Bank Browning Conrad Shelby Malta Chinook Fort Benton and Chateau. Other Class A divisions list Eastern Glendive Miles City Glasgow Sidney Wolf Point Harding Baker Poplar Southern Livingston Butte Central Laurel Dillon Deer Lodge Great Falls Central Lewistown Billings Central and Western Columbia Falls Whitefish Hamilton Polson Rowland Eureka Stevensville and Loyola.
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Montana
Helena
Choteau
Chateau
Cut Bank
Browning
Conrad
Shelby
Malta
Chinook
Fort Benton
Eastern
Glendive
Miles City
Glasgow
Sidney
Wolf Point
Hardin, Baker and Poplar
Livingston
Butte Central
Laurel
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Lewistown
Billings Central
Columbia Falls
Whitefish
Hamilton
Polson
Rowan
Eureka
Stevensville
Loyola
Rural Firemen Battle Two Weekend Blazes Near Fairfield and Farmington
Glen Larson and John Denison of Teton County Sheriff’s office responded to two calls last weekend. The first, near Fairfield, involved a house loss after a fire started by burning dry grass and a leaking stove fuel barrel. The Turks lost their home but nearby structures were saved. The second call, near Farmington, involved a garbage fire that spread to grass, damaging a pickup camper before extinguishment.
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Glen Larson
John Denison
Teton County
Larson
Denison
D B Crane
Farmington
Blood Drive Hits 65 Pint Quota With Donors
A total of 65 pints of blood was collected last Thursday. Donors included David Buchanan with a fourth gallon and Chet Abbott plus Adolph Kadubeck with third gallons. New donors were John Breen Jim Hodgskiss Hazel Jacobson and David G Hofer.
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Grant Curtis
David Buchanan
Chet Abbott
Adolph Kadubeck
Jacob P. Wipf
New Rockport Colony
Howard Truchot
George G. Hofer
Rockport Colony
Joseph J Wurtz
Miller Colony
John Breen
Jim Hodgskiss
Hazel Jacobson
H and H Open House Invites Farmers and Ranchers
H and H Implement will host Preview 73 open house on Tuesday March 6 starting at 10 am. A 60 minute film featuring country music stars championship log rolling hog calling and catfish farming will be shown. Free lunch at noon and prizes for registrants.
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H & H Implement
Harold Hinman
Hinman
World Day of Prayer Observed Friday in Choteau
Women from Trinity Lutheran United Methodist St Josephs Catholic and LDS churches join for a 2 p.m. service at the Choteau LDS Church Friday March 2. The event titled Alert in Our Time links 168 countries in an international observance led by Mrs Clifford Blixrud.
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Choteau Lds Church
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran
United Methodist
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- Day Saints
Clifford Blixrud
Hospital Auxiliary to Meet and Tour Teton Memorial
The Teton Memorial Hospital Auxiliary holds its regular meeting on Tuesday March 6 at 1 30 p m in the hospital board room. A short business session precedes a hospital tour led by Jim Humble administrator. All interested are welcome to attend.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Jim Humble
Snow measurements show below normal in Teton District
Ray Mills of the U S Forest Service reports unusually dry snowpack in the Teton District on February 23. At Waldron Creek the snow depth is 14.8 inches with 3.6 inches of water content versus last year and five year averages. Mount Lockhart records 38.2 inches of snow and 10.2 inches of water, both well below prior years and averages.
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Ray Mills
U. S. Forest Service
Teton
Waldron Creek
Mount Lockhart
JCs Sponsor Honey Bear Sale Peak Community Drive
John Conatser leads the Chateau Jaycees Honey Bear Sale to raise funds for mentally retarded children and Montana Special Olympics. Proceeds fund local handicapped programs as the group aims to sell 550 honey bears at $1 each, with door knocking on March 18 and sales in local shops from March 5.
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John Conatser
Chateau
Jaycees
Montana
Conatser
Chateau Drug
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Judy Connole
Christie Otness
H &H
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Teton District
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