Assessor Sends Livestock and Property Forms to County Taxpayers
County Assessor Fred Woodward mailed forms to Teton County taxpayers to report real and personal property values for the coming year. The notice lists specific animal valuations and requires itemized reporting at designated towns from March 5 to March 21 and at the Chateau office. Taxpayers should bring vehicle registrations for unassessed items.
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Fred Woodward
Teton County
Mann Dm
DegiNs Finaully
Bynum
Pendray
Coulins
Dutton
Power
Greenfield
Fairfield
Chateau
District Science Fair Set for March 22 at Chateau High
The Chateau high school gym hosts the District Science Fair on Saturday March 22 with junior and senior divisions. Awards include multiple first second third and honorable mentions across sub divisions such as astronomy botany chemistry electricity geology and zoology plus grand prizes for groups and individuals. Exhibits run 8 to 11 am for setup with a 5 pm awards ceremony in the auditorium and public viewing 3 to 7 pm after a 11 am to 3 pm gym restriction.
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Chateau High School
Vo-Ag
Montana School of Mines
Montana State College
Montana State University
Chateau
C H S Student Wins 250 Dollar Science Award
Chateau Montana teen Jesse Malone Jr. is among 35 seniors nationwide winning 250 cash awards in the 17th Westinghouse Science Talent Search in Washington DC. Top prize went to Reiner Beenwkes of Newtonville High School Massachusetts for a cyclotron design.
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Jesse Malone Jr
Chateau
Montana
Westinghouse
Washington, D. C
Reiner Beenwkes
Newtonville
Mass
Beenwkes
Dusham Mitrovich
Malone
California
Oregon
Arizona
Far West
Science Clubs of America
Science Service
William Grietsmacher Visits Sauk Center Kin
William Grietsmacher of Sauk Center Minnesota spent several days last week visiting at the homes of his sister Mrs. Herbert Grafstrom and Mrs. George Gamradt.
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Wiliam Grietsmacher
Sauk Center
Minn
Herbert Grafstrom
Ree U
George Gamradt
Teton County Created 65 Years Ago
From the 1893 Montana legislative act and county proceedings the Teton County board organized with C Wallace Taylor as commissioner and J E Wamsley as clerk. Charles W Gray filled a vacancy, two townships Chateau No 1 and Dupuyer No 2 were set up, road districts 1 2 3 4 created, bonds approved, school districts designated and records provisions noted, per the Choteau Montanian March 3 1893.
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Legislative Assembly
Teton
Teton County
State of Montana
County of
C. Wallace Taylor
Walter S. Clark
John P. Flint
Said
J. E. Wamsley
Chateau Township
Dupuyer
Chouteau County
County 4-H Week Highlights 223 Members in Teton County
National 4-H Week celebrates more than 2 165 000 youth nationwide with 4 H projects in farming homemaking and community service. Teton County reports 223 members in 16 clubs supported by extension workers volunteer leaders and parents.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Teton County
Seaman Knapp
Nature
University
Harvard
Yale
Reuel Golding Fined for False Unemployment Claim
Justice of the Peace William G. Irwin fined Reuel Golding $100 after finding him guilty of making a false unemployment compensation claim. J E Roberts of the Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission led the state’s case. Investigators found Golding claimed four weeks while employed by N and H Implement Co. in Choteau.
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William G. Irwin
Reuel Golding
J. E. Roberts
Unemployment Compensation Commission of
Montana
Golding
N & H Implement Co
Choteau
Jones Enters Race for State Senator in Montana
William R. Jones, a Pendray area farmer rancher, filed for Republican nomination for State Senate. A Montana State College graduate, he led dairy and farm equipment ventures, chaired local school affairs, helped form the Montana Farm Institute, and serves on Pendrey church and Red Cross boards. He is widly known through the Jones family lineage in county politics.
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William R
Bill) Jones
Teton County
Pendray
Montana State College
Huntley Project
Worden
Mont
Jones
Billings
Montana Milk Producers Ass'n
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Farm Institute
Northwest
Anita
David
Sharon
Pendrey
Chateau High School
Sandy
J. R Jones
Chateau Pair Named to State Science Group
Harriet Miller announces a State Science Curriculum Committee and a sub committee to craft a K 12 science course plan. Members include Al Finley and Stan Rathman from Choteau, and Cliff Trexler of Noxon, with the note on Europe as the smallest continent.
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Chateau
Harriet Miller
al Finley
Choteau High School
Stan Rathman
Bynum
Cliff Trexler
Noxon
St Leo High Opens Northern Class C Tourney in Chateau Gym
St Leo's of Lewistown faces Best Huskies of Belt in the 1958 Northern Class C basketball opener at 2 pm in the Chateau gym. Stanford meets Gilford in the second game. Big Sandy tangles with Grass Range at 7:30 pm followed by Simms Geraldine. Top two teams advance to the state tournament in Helena March 22. The Chateau has hosted the event for three years. Belt and Simms last year. The Belt band was invited to the Rose Parade. Chateau Bonster club to host banquet Saturday at Legion Hall.
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St. Leo’s High School
Lewistown
Chateau High School
Stanford
Gilford Five
Big Sandy Pioneers
Grass Range Rangers
Helena
Chateau Cymnasium
Moore Wand
St Leos
Belt Grass Rinse
Biz Lands Belt
Sunms
Othe
Portland
Supt Ed Schiller
Chateau Bonster
Legion Hall
CHS Bulldogs Lose Championship Thriller To Cut Bank Wolves
The Cat Bank Wolves defeated Chateau's Bulldogs 46-41 in the class B Northern Division final at Conrad. Choteau led by Jaconetty with 27 points in an earlier game, while Cut Bank outplayed Choteau to claim the division title and advance to the state tourney in Billings.
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CHS Bulldogs
Cat Bank Wolves
Chateau
Bulldogs
Conrad
Sunburst
Jaconetty
Choteau
Bandon
Gefeller
Rice
Stone
Cox
Choteau - Fairfield
Fairfield
Cut Bank
Browning
Bandow
Robb
Olson
Fairfield Eagles
Voters Turnout Rises in ASC Elections Across Counties
A December mail ballot election elected 15,874 votes for 1958 ASC committees with 41 percent participation, up from 40 percent in 1957 and 1956. Petroleum County led at 59 percent, Golden Valley 58, Wheatland 57, and other counties above 50 percent. Committees of three members and two alternates will guide ASC programs including price support and storage facilities.
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Ced
Comitteemen
Petroleum County
Golden Valley
Wheatland
Broadwater
Chouteau Fallon
Garfield
Judith Basin
Liberty
Musselshell
Powder River
Sheridan
ASC
American Legion Birthday Party Scheduled for March 15
The annual American Legion birthday celebration will gather about 200 legionnaires and guests at the legion hall on March 15. National Committeeman Charles Wallace of Anaconda will speak, currently in Washington D C for a legislative meeting. tickets are available from Jim Dellwo or Hulda Moulton.
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American Legion
Legion Hall
National
Charles Wallace
Anaconda
Wallace
Washington, D. C
Jim Dellwo
Hulda Moulton
Three Escapees Caught by Fort Benton Officers
Three young escapees from Timber Lake jail were apprehended by Chouteau county officers near Geraldine and remained in custody. Names include Frank Geaudis 22 Great Falls Donald Nelson 38 Havre and Stanley Gardiner 22 Havre. They face extradition to South Dakota on additional charges.
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Seak
Chouteau
Geraldine
Teton County
Frank Geaudis
Great Falls
Donald Nelson
Havre
Stanley Gardiner
South Dakota
Cheethim
Neton Acdaiutter
Chateau
Curtis Auto & Implement Co
Dutton Machinery
Dutton
Montana
Tony Jaconetty Tops Northern Class B All Conference Team
Chateau forward Tony Jaconetty was the leading scorer with 70 points earning seven first place votes from conference coaches. Kermit Young and Bill Phillips trailed with 60 points, followed by Glen Wheeler 55 and Dwayne Pearson 45. First and second team members include Jim Williams, Tom Whitford, Murray Harwood, and Roger Gefeller with additional honorees and honorable mentions listed.
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Tony Jaconetti
Chateau
Fairfield
Kermit Young
Bill Phillips
Glen Wheeler
Cut Bank
Dwayne Pearson
Conrad
Jim Williams
Tom Whitford
Browning
Murray Harwood
Roger Gefeller
Bob Frisbee
Bob Montgomery
Sunburst
Leo Bird
Jim Ellison
Jim Nepstad
Darrell Pearson
Blewett
Larry Gernaat
Russell Douglas
Brotherhood Groups Attendance Good
The Chateau Methodist Men's Brotherhood met Monday night with over 40 men present including guests from Pendrov. The group’s quartet and a 16 mm film on a young preacher taking over a parish followed a business meeting.
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Chateau
Four Visiting Delegations at Annual Dinner
Seventy members of the Chamber of Commerce along with guests from Chateau Great Falls Fairfield Butte and Helena attended the annual dinner. President Jim Jurosimek urged teamwork by businessmen to keep the town active and notes the advantage of intimate local knowledge and personal service. Speakers included Stain Raynock on tourism and D J McGonigle on electricity growth in Montana. Al Hensley and Enoch Stroh co-chaired. Catholic ladies managed serving.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chateau
Great Falls
Fairfield Butte
Helena
George Henderson
Jim Jurosimek
Jarosimek
Big City
al Hensley
Stain Raynock
Dillon
D J McGonigle
Butte
Montana
McGonigle
Thomas A. Edison
United States
Russia
Montana Power Company
Enoch Stroh
Mrs McDonnald Crary and Paulus Vacationing in Boulder
Mrs Eva McDonnald Mrs Ezally Crary and Mrs Emma Paulus spent several days last week in Boulder enjoying a seaside mood and local sights.
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Eva McDonnald
Ezally Crary
Emma Paulus
Boulder
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C.H.S
County
Bill Jones
Europe
St. Leo’s
Cut Bank Wolves
Wheeler
Wolf
Bulldog
Saints
Wolves
Rex Dallery
Montana High School
Ass'n
Shelby Coyotes
Wall Point
Red Lodge
Polson
Anaconda Central
Plentywood
Legion
Fort Benton
Tony Jaconetty
G. R. Talbert
Long Beach
Calif
Choteau High School Bulldogs
Harvey Hanson
Farrell Bandow
Ken Rustad
Bob Hickman
Ray van Wichen
Charles
Chuck) Peck
Fred Jackson
Jack Salmond
Larry Poore
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