City Council Proceedings From Last Tuesday
A city council resume notes Oscar Ekstrom pressed for disc brakes on the police car but the council had not ordered them. The panel adopted a new police schedule after Mayor Jim Hamilton proposed changes following Bill Obernolte's resignation. Revenue Sharing funds will earn 5 percent at Citizens State Bank while unused. The water system updates include 600 feet of pipe to connect the new well to the main line and 1000 feet to extend water to 7th Avenue. High water from ice jams along Spring Creek is easing with warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ekstrom
Jim Hamilton
Bill Obernolte
Laas Construction
Chester
Hamilton
Citizens State Bank
Dellno
City
7Th Avenue
3Rd
6Th Street
Spring Creek
Savings Bond Sales Rise in Montana for January
Montana reports January savings bond investments totaling 1 393 889 in Series E and H, up 95 887 from a year earlier. State volunteer chairman William B Andrews notes bonds support non inflationary debt management and local purchasing power. County figures show 15 719 in January sales in Teton County, while national figures reach 561 million and total holdings near 58.4 billion. Bond sales have outpaced redemptions for 28 consecutive months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Department of the Treasury
William B. Andrews
Andrews
R. W. Gronberg
U. S. Savings Bonds
Teton County
Redempions
Bulldog Tournament Scores and Consolation Outcome
Conrad defeats Choteau 69 50 to reach the championship while Shelby edges Chateau 46 42 to win third place in the tournament. Shelby’s John Sparks scores 20 for the Coyotes and Chateau’s Del Toldness seals the consolation loss with four late free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Chateau
Bulldogs
Coyotes
Eulberg
Newell
Young Stark
Choteau
Toldness
Bulldog
Jack Lynch
Bill Hansell
Jim Hasquet
del Toldness
John Sparks
Chuck Young
Greg Newell
Lee McCauley
Dick Dale
Steve Buck
Pete Hartman
del Eulberg
Conrad
Cowboys
Hanley
Schlepp
Buck
Tom Hofeldt
Sees Nee
Carl Wisse
Eee Conrad
John Hanley
Don Dutro
Pat Stibel
Lloyd Rice
Alan Schlepp
Tom Muir
Scott Salois
Eee Wee
Pat Whealy Saeco
Mark Spinder Sone
Peeee
Fairfield
Dale Lambert
Grant Genger
Roger Schmidt
Glen Logsdon
Dave DeZort Eeeereee
Mitch Tuel
Eeeewennsen
Terry Alison
Chateau Bulldogs dominate district tourney despite limited crowd energy
Chateau's Bulldogs win high point total 79 and advance in a 38 District tournament marked by Greg Newell’s 37 of 41 two tournament free throws and standout halftime sentiment from Wader Cavaliers. Four former conference players coach in the district including Wetzel Utterback Boyle and Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Newell
Chateau
Bulldogs
Newell
Fairfield
Walier
Shelby
Browning
Conrad
Don Wetzel
Lynn Utterback
Surburst
Gene Boyle
Choteau
Rich Wilson
Willie de Groot
Cut Bank
Don Hambrer
Chuck Peek
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Jake Gutshall
The friends of Mrs. Jake Gutshall thank all who sent flowers and memorials to the heart fund and Depner Rest Home. Gratitude is extended to Dr. Bosshardt, the pallbearers, and everyone who showed acts of kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Gutshall
Heart Fund
Depner Rest
Dr. Bosshardt
P Hansmann
Also Mentioned on This Page
William Sabo
Babb
Mont
Kim
Dale McLoughlin
Miss Sabo
Choteau High School
MSU
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
McLoughlin
John McLoughlin
Bob Clark & Son
Sunny Slope
Henry Turk
BIG Sky
Glen Stoudt
P.S
Ford “Courier
Ford Sales
Choteau, Mont
Rick Rewarts
Roger Askelson
Hartman
Western Art Gallery
LEE Super Bells
Hanusa Agency
Agency
John - Jay - Stan
Lloyd Reynolds
Wader
Cavaliers
Cut Bank Wolves
Bably
Shelby Center
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Good Luck Bulldogs
City Council
P. M
Chamber
J.C.C.F
Methodist Brotherhood
Rebekahs
Af&am
WSCS
Sunny Slope Ranch
SALE
Pat Goggins
Oliver L. Forseth & Sons
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