Suit Alleges Negligent Diagnosis After Auto Crash
William C. Jones files a nearly two million dollar damage suit in District Judge Truman G. Bradford's court alleging negligent medical diagnosis after a June 25 1972 auto crash near Chateau. Defendants include Teton Memorial Hospital Columbus Hospital Sisters of Charity Providence Dr Porter S Cannon Dr Robert R Morgan and Dr Alexander C Johnson. Jones seeks 1 946 000 for past and future wages hospital care prosthetic care disability pain and loss of life activities.
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William C. Jones
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Choteau
Sisters of Charity of Providence
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Porter S. Cannon
Robert R.morgan
Alexander C. Johnson
Jones
Chateau Hospital
Cannon
Johnson
Agnes Clarke Services Set For March 28
Mrs. Tom Clark died Friday March 21 in Troy Illinois aged 79. Services will be at Banks Chapel March 28 at 2 30 p.m. Rev Allen Adams to officiate. Organist Janet Wedum and soloist Gale Isakson. Pallbearers Ray Sauke Jack Clark Robert Nauck Les Creapeau George Hodgskiss Glendon Hanna. Burial Sun River Cemetery Banks Funeral Home in charge. Survived by daughters Elizabeth Olson and Mrs Harry Roth. sister Mrs J Hitchen. three grandchildren eight great grandchildren one great great grandchild.
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Tom
Agnes) Clark
Troy
Ill
Banks Chapel
Allen Adams
Janet Wedum
Gale Isakson
Ray Sauke
Jack Clark
Robert Nauck
Les Creapeau
George Ho
Mother Daughter Banquet Set With Local Speakers
Mrs. Lloyd Reynolds will be the featured speaker at the Mother Daughter banquet on April 10 at 6 30 p m at the United Methodist Church Tickets at 1 50 are available at Olsen's Agency Donna Hodgskiss will pay tribute to the mothers and Mrs H W Hodgskiss to the daughters Mrs Joe Anderson will act as mistress of ceremonies The bilingual event alternates with the Father Son banquet and is open to all mothers and daughters in Choteau and vicinity.
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Lloyd Reynolds
United Methodist Church
Olsen‘ Agency
Donna Hodgskiss
H. W. Hodgskiss
Joe Anderson
Choteau
Youngtimers Dinner and Dance Tickets On Sale Now
Ticket sales are under way for the Teton County Youngtimers dinner and dance set for Saturday April 5 at Fairfield Community Hall. Dinner at 7 p.m. followed by a program and dancing with Bob Carlson as emcee and Cliffs Rhythmaires providing music. Advance tickets available at Cece Drug A and E Lanes from Ray Weist or Bert Guthrie. Admission is 5 dollars per person.
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Teton County Youngtimers
Fairfield
Bob Carlson
Cliffs Rhythmaires
Chateau
Cece Drug
Ray Weist
Bert Guthrie
Election day set for April 1 school and hospital polls
Voters will cast ballots Tuesday from 12 noon to 8 pm at Chateau High School for the annual school elections with multiple district races including Donald Passmore and James Crawford for the School District No. 1 board. Hospital district trustees election features Donel G Nelson and Ben Christman, with four polling sites in the county.
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Chateau High School
Donald Passmore
James Crawford
Farmington
Herb Tangen
Ben Christman
Olsen Agency
Bynum
Robert Rice
Henry Ostle
Pendrey
John R. Field
Stanley Rauscher
Lincoln School
Agawam
David Stephens
Dutton
William Chalmers
Greenfield
Donald Stengrimson
Walter Pearson
Lyle Shannon
Douglas Standley
Golden Ridge
Fairfield
Earl Schrock Jr
Chester Hartz
Don Cleveland
Robert Robinson
Jim Gray
Power
Arnold Gettel
Marjorie Tim
County Hospital Board
Choteau
Dutton and
Chateau
Hospital
Donel G. Nelson
Pendroy
Nelson
Christman
James Nelson
Seattle
Pendroy Ranch
Robert Gronberg
Helen Clarke
Teton County Hospital District Board of Trustees
Choteau City Election Votes Focus On Dog Law And Two Council Seats
Voters are set for next Tuesday in Choteau to decide a leash law and elect one council member from Ward I and one from Ward II. Polls run 8 am to 8 pm at the Masonic Hall and Choteau Library, with candidates listed for each ward and terms lasting four years. Balloting closes at 12 noon the day before, Monday March 31.
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Choteau
Masonic Hall
Choteau-Dutton
Jessie White
Wesley A. Cherry
Frank A
Tony” Jaconetty
Fred E. Morris
Colonel N. Bynum
Albert T. Tesch
Bill P. Patton
Alba
Bob Pourroy
al Tesch
Stores to Close On Good Friday From 1 to 3
Most Chateau stores will be closed from 1 to 3 p.m. on Friday March 25 so owners and employees may attend Good Friday church services. Shoppers should plan to shop before 1 or after 3 to avoid an extra downtown trip.
Wrestlers Honored At Banquet At Chateau Pavilion
A large crowd attended a Thursday banquet honoring the Chateau High School wrestling team, Coach Wayne Krahe, and the cheerleaders. Awards went to Dave Rathman as Outstanding Wrestler. Jim Rathman as Most Inspirational. and Rorrie Toren for Fastest Pin. Letters were awarded to senior, junior, and sophomore wrestlers, with praise for parents and supporters.
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Chateau
Jim Rathman
Borrie Toren
Dave Rathman
Toren
Chateau High School
Wayne Krahe
Bill McCauley
Andrew Jenson
Chateau Lds Church
Harold Scala
Great Falls
Krahe
Jim “Rathman
Rorrie
Don Dormhady
Rick Johnson
Roy Walker
Jim’ “Spinder
Duane Toren
Ray Petrilli
Brian Hardy
Don‘ Dormady
Dan Isakson
Randy Jéhnson
Len ‘Toren
Brad Hodgskiss
Rich’ Jimenez
Mark ‘Armstrong
Mike Hamilton
Steve’ Hinman
Scott
Corey
Fetter
John Carlson
Hamilton
Iew
Jack
Reiding
Karen Rambo
Stan Rathman
Mary Rathman
Jeannie Dellno
Janet Dale
Janice Hod
Ordinance 193 Dog Running At Large Debate
Council explains Ordinance 193 to be voted on April 1 in Chateau. If approved it bans dogs from running at large. enforcement cost up to 3000 dollars with tax impact about 4.80 yearly on a 20000 home. Sheriff and city crews to enforce and handle stray dogs at the pound. Sample ballot provided.
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Chateau
Choteau
Sheriff's Department
Sheriffs Department
Delino
Referendum Ballot on Choteau Dog Running Ordinance
Sample ballot for Referendum No 1 relating to Ordinance 193 prohibiting dogs from running at large in Choteau. The ballot presents options For and Against Referendum No 1.
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Choteau
City of
Montana blizzard hits as March roars in
Montana endures a Tuesday blizzard as winter returns with heavy snow across the region. The storm delays early spring progress while drifting snow lingers from the past winter, contrasting with the month’s adage of a lamb and now a lion.
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Montana
Farmers Union Meeting Scheduled for April Evening
The Teton County Farmers Union plans a meeting on April at 8 p m. Details from the notice indicate a gathering at the fairfield venue hosted by local organizers Ted Kasper and colleagues to discuss cooperative issues and community farming matters.
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Teton
County
Buchanan Rental House Fire Damages Interior
A vacant rental house owned by Dave Buchanan suffered extensive interior damage after a Saturday night fire that burned into the attic and walls. Firefighters from Chateau battled the blaze near the alley by the Chateau Food building, and the cause remained undetermined though the water heater area was suspected. The house was unoccupied. last resident Valeria Ferris moved to Catia in December.
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Dave Buchanan
Chateau
Arvid Sunder
Valeria Ferris
Catia
License Plates Arrive Here
County Treasurer Connie Kuster announced this week that a shipment of passenger and truck license plates has been received. No mailing envelopes are available, so customers must pick up their plates in person. those unable to pick up should notify the Treasurers Office promptly.
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Connie Kuster
Easter Egg Hunt Set for City Park This Saturday
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce sponsors the annual Easter Egg hunt in City Park this Saturday March 29 starting at 1 p.m. Children are divided into age groups with different hunt areas and egg retrieval rules. Egg donations of three dozen per store are urged with candy eggs wrapped for sanitary reasons and prize eggs for redemption at stores.
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Choteau Area
Choteau
Chamber
Jim Arensmeyer
Men's Bowling Tournament Concludes Cha teau event winners announced
Muddy Creek Ranch won the team title of the Cha teau Men's Bowling Association tournament with 3153 pins. Ramaker Construction took second, Dutton State Bank third, Grain Growers fourth, Safeway fifth, and Circle N sixth. Dennis Maurer won the singles with 716, followed by Carmen Thorne 698 and Carl Younce 669. Maurer and Wayne Maurer triumphed in doubles at 1807. All-Events ended with Herb Styren top in actual score 1663. Salois led actual series with 606.
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Jim Dellno
Muddy Creek Ranch
Ramaker Construction
Dutton State Bank
Grain Growers
Safeway
Circle N
Dennis Maurer
Carmen Thorne
Carl Younce
Gary Durocher
Alex Zier
Wayne Randall
Cliff Schmidt
Glen Inbody
Wayne Maurer
der Breding
Ed van deKop
Dennis
Sa Sted
Jim Nowlin
Ed Schilling
Herb Styren
Grant Curtis
Dave Shannon
Jim Freiling
Jim Phillips
Roger Toren
Dave Brownell
Bob Coulter
Wayne Elser
Roger Salois
Bert Corey
Democratic Women Meet Region 2 Conference in Dutton
The Region 2 Democratic Women conference convenes at Legion Hall in Dutton on April 4 with coffee hour from 9 30 to 10. Workshops run in the morning for Toole Glacier Pondora Liberty and Teton counties. A noon Bi-Centennial program by Chateau women precedes state officers program. the event ends by 3 PM. Each county nominates a candidate for the National Federation of Democratic Women Conference in South Dakota at end May.
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Dutton
Legion Hall
Toole
Glacier
Pondora
Liberty
Teton
Chateau
Pom Stasshais
National Federation of Democratic Women
South Dakota
Soroptimists Plan May Flea Market in Choteau Pavilion
Choteau Soroptimists announce a May flea market to be held in the Choteau pavilion. Vendors may rent space and keep all proceeds from their sold items. Interested parties should fill out the coupon in the Soroptimist ad on page 2 or contact a member for details.
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Choteau Pavilion
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Agnes Clarke
Youngtimers
Buchanan
Democratic Women’s Meet
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