Retirements Of Erickson And Armstrong At Teton County Clerk Office
Elmer Erickson retires as Clerk of the District Court after four four year terms the longest in the office since 1893 Olive Armstrong also retires after 21 years as secretary in the Clerk of the District Court's office. Retirement events include a Circle party in Choteau on April 19 and a district meeting in Conrad on April 22 with bar association observance planned.
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Elmer Erickson
Teton County
Montana Association of Clerks of District Court
Montana Elected Officials Organization
American Judicature Society
National Association For Court Administration
Iacrect
International Association of Public Officials
Erickson
Montana
Washington
Minnesota
Dairy Farm Leader
Seattle
Dillon
Choteau
Choteau Acantha
Karl Bishop
Millard Bullerdick
Jere Coffey
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ollive H. Armstrong
Olive H. Armstrong
R. M. Hattersley
William B. Black
R.D. McPhillips
Helen J. Vance
Armstrong
Rex's
Chateau
Birch Creek
Pondera County
Spokane
Wash
Great Falls
Circle
Conrad
McPhillips
Teton County Bar Association
Ollive Armstrong
Nina Greyn
Chamber of Commerce Reviews Bus Service and Parking Issues
Choteau Chamber of Commerce discusses the May 7 discontinuance of Motors Transport bus service, potential operation byJim Von Gunten with PSC approval, and letters from merchants urging a reversal. The group also addresses Farmington north road planning, county hearing timing, general parking concerns, and July 4 parade planning.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hattie Wagnild, Longtime Choteau Telephone Operator, Dies
Hattie M. Wagnild 84 died Tuesday at a Choteau rest home. Services with Eastern Star rites set for Thursday at Burns Funeral Chapel with Rev. Allen Adams officiating. Burial in Chateau Cemetery. Survived by sister Edna Thompson and five nieces. born January 23, 1893 in Alpena South Dakota. married Otto Wagnild in 1914.
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Hattie M. Wagnild
Choteau
Burns Funeral Chapel
Allen Adams
Jack Reiding
John Peebles
Tom Moore
Jim Peebles
Leslie Stott
Don Rice
Chateau Cemetery
Burns Funeral Home
Waynild
Alpena
S.D
Frederick Gewald
Mary Margaret Strain
Montana
Collins
Hattie
Otto Wagnild
Teton County
The
Telephone Pioneers
Edna Thompson
Bantry
N.D
Sharon) Guse
May starts dry and sunny after a snowless April
Weather records from Chateau Airport show April with no precipitation, a normal .84 inch for the month, and last year’s April snowstorm brought nearly an inch. Early May continues the dry pattern with observed highs in the 60s and 70s and lows in the 30s to 40s.
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Chateau
Sun
Bus service to Choteau ends May 7
Motor Leasing of Great Falls announced Jim Van Gunten will stop operating the Great Falls to East Glacier bus route effective May 7. Towns including Fairfield Choteau Dupuyer Valier Cut Bank Browning and East Glacier will lose regular service, due to insufficient business to remain profitable.
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Bill McCauley
Choteau
Motors Transport of
Great Falls
Jim von Gunten
Motor Leasing Co
Jim van Gunten
East Glacier
Fairfield
Dupuyer
Valier
Cut Bank
Browning
Motor Leasing
Bob Steele
Glacier Transportation
Chateau
Browning Chamber of Commerce
von Gunten
PSC
Kencke
Glacier Transport
Keneke
Ray Anderson Elected Lions Club President
The Chateau Lions Club elected Ray Anderson as president to replace Don Passmore. New officers include Stan Rasmussen first vice president Don Murray second vice president Ray Kelly secretary treasurer Enoch Stroh lion tamer Bud White and Stan Rasmussen tail twisters Ira Perkins Bob Gormley and Bob Gronberg song leaders with Bud White Dan Mayson Enoch Stroh Charles Hinch and Don Passmore as directors. Guests were Jim Scott Greg Curtis and Clayton Ketcham. The next meeting is Saturday May 14 at the Chateau pavilion for a 50th anniversary charter night dinner and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chateau Lions Club
Ray Anderson
Don Passmore
Stan Rasmussen
Don Murray
Ray Kelly
Enoch Stroh
Bud White
Ira Perkins
Bob Gormley
Bob Gronberg
Dan Mayson
Charles Hinch
Wolf Point Choir to Give Concert Here
The Wolf Point High School band and choir will present a free concert on Monday May 9 at 8 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium. The group will be on a two day tour and hosted by Choteau High School music students Monday night. The event is open to the public and offers locals a chance to hear a group from a larger school.
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Wolf Point High School
Choteau High School
Flea Market Returns With Craft Sales and Charity Hope
Chateau Jayceens sponsor their second annual Flea Market this Saturday May 7 at the city pavilion from 9 am to 5 pm. Rummage crafts pie and coffee will be sold with proceeds benefiting the Special Olympics fund.
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Chateau Jayceens
City Pavilion
Three Cars Demolished in Week of Montana Crashes
Montana Highway Patrol logged five accidents in the week, all single-vehicle. Bruce Hadley 20 of Fairfield escaped with minor injuries after a gravel skid totalled a 1973 Plymouth east of Fairfield. John Blouin 18 of Dutton and Henry Settle 19 of Dutton were in a 1963 Oldsmobile crash near Dutton with minor injuries to Blouin and hospital observation for Settle. Six Helena youths were treated after a pickup rollover on U S 287 near Chateau. all survived with various injuries. Jill Isakson of Choteau hit a cow near Jackson's Corner causing front end damage and bruising. A Pondera County pickup rolled over near Willow Creek Reservoir. occupants uninjured. Authorities note no traffic fatalities in Teton County so far this year but caution is urged.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Bruce Hadley
Fairfield
Hadley
U.S. 91
Dutton
John Blouin
Blouin
Henry Settle
Teton Memorial Hospital
U.S. 287
Seven Mile Hill
Chateau
Helena
Forrest Smith Jr
East Helena
Dean Forkvord
Kevin Nordahl
Roger Nordahl, Jr
Steve Blixt
Charles Selby
Fred Lechner
Jackson
Choteau
Jill Isakson
Allan Jackson
Pondera County
Willow Creek Reservoir
Teton County
Browning
Miss Isakson
Choteau High Musicians to Attend State Meet
Thirty two Choteau High School music students travel to Havre on Friday May six for the State Music Festival. Nine solos and ensembles earned superior ratings at the District festival in Great Falls. The solos and ensembles include Double Octet Kelly Guthrie Deb Wolbaum Rose Marie.
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Choteau High
Choteau
Havre
Great Falls
Kelly Guthrie
Deb Wolbaum
Rose Marie
Former Mayor Fabrick Swears In City Officials
Former mayor D P Fabrick swears in new councilman Glen Stoudt and incumbents Mayor James Hamilton alderman Bob Nauck and city judge Barbara J Anderson Monday night. City business includes a new police car, water checks, and zoning discussion while community groups list participants and soloists for a local ensemble and piano program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stoudt
James Hamilton
Bob Nauck
Barbara J. Anderson
D. P. Fabrick
Stoudt
Dan Mayson
Jim Dellwo
Dellno
Greg Curtis
United States
Chateau
Teton County Sportsmen Set Monthly Meeting
The Teton County Sportsmen announce their regular monthly meeting for Tuesday May 10 at p.m. in the library meeting room.
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Teton County Sportsmen
SSS Day At Choteau Planned For May 10
A Choteau event titled SSS Day runs Tuesday May 10 from 10 30 a m to 2 30 p m in Norma s Fabrics basement. Sour dough morning scarf tying sack lunch and Sunny Sewing afternoon will feature Jim Scott sourdough cookery Judy Wagner scarf tying demonstrations Norma Barret Sunny Sewing with lessons on new notions and sewing techniques including pockets and easy buttonholes.
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SSS
Norma's Fabrics
Choteau
Jim Scott
Judy Wagner
Norma Barret
MS Meeting in Choteau Planned With State Leaders
The Montana chapter of the National MS Society schedules a Thursday May 5 meeting at 7 30 pm in the Choteau Library meeting room. State chairman Charles Tesch and state vice chairman Bill McCauley will attend along with Dick Lodmell and Steve Eggerichs. A film Making the Most of Today will be shown as the society discusses patient services and public education.
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Montana
Choteau Library
Charles Tesch
Bill McCauley
Chateau
Dick Lodmell
Steve Eggerichs
MS Society
Choteau
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McCauley
Public Service Commission
Jim Hamilton
Farmington North
Pendrey
Farmington
Simms
Hattie Wagnild
Lions Club
Wolf Point Choir
D.P. Fabrick
Sherburn
William Sedlak
Tony Jacanetti
M.S
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