Parents Take Part in American Education Week Night
Chateau High School will hold a special evening as part of American Education Week with classes starting at 7. Edna Schiller, superintendent, invites parents to learn about their child’s schedule while adopting student roles for the night. Classes run ten minutes with a 20 minute lunch break. arrival is 7 15. punctuality preferred but tardiness tolerated.
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Chateau High School
Edna Schiller
Schiller
Carlson Sr. Rites Held in Choteau
Clarence Albert Carlson Sr. of Choteau died October 29 after a two year illness. Funeral Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. A Bernard Gravdal officiating. Born April 11, 1904 in Farmington he lived on the home ranch near Choteau. Survived by widow Melinda, two sons C Albert and John L, daughter Lucille Weist, brother Ernest W, six grandchildren and nieces and nephews. Burial in Choteau Cemetery.
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Clarence Albert Carlson Sr
Choteau
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
Carlson
Farmington
Chateau
John Carlson
Melinda J. Johnson
Great Falls
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C. Albert
John L
Billings
Ray
Lucille) Weist
Ernest W
Eleniset
Missoula Educator To Speak at TSAA Banquet
Carl Bell, superintendent of Missoula schools, will headline the Treasure State Agricultural Association meeting and banquet on Saturday in Chateau at the Villager. TSAA officials say superintendents from Teton County will receive tickets and attend, with Bell addressing a topic on current educational interest.
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Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau
Carl Bell
Missoula
Bell
John Peebles
Teton County
Peebles
Billings Chamber Sets Feedlot Tour on Nov 1
Billings Chamber of Commerce schedules a feedlot tour for November 1. Detailed information and registration slips are available at the county extension office in Cha teau. All launchers are invited to participate.
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Chateau
Chateau to Host Capers and Turkey Giveaway
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce announces a home talent show Capers at Chateau on Saturday November 21 featuring fresh acts for a nominal charge. The event plus a turkey giveaway aims to thank residents for supporting local merchants and includes a shop at home campaign and Santa visit plans to boost Christmas decorations and town beautification.
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Chateau
Tom McCartney
Chamber
McCartney
Choteau
Cho
Teau
Santa Claus
Centennial event at Legion aims to honor Timers
The Teton County Centennial committee invites the public to a Thursday gathering on November 12 to recognize the oldest timers and present 614 timepieces as part of the centennial celebrations.
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Yfeld
Legion
Nmnittee
Unclear text: senior class play schedule
Fragmentary OCR reads a senior class play slated for Friday evening with unclear cast names and roles. Readable items mention a Ms Rewets Mas and partial character labels but lack complete details.
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Saanion
Local Agricultural and Conservation nominees named for 1965
L. K. Fitzgerald, chairman of the Teton ASC county committee, announced 1965 nominees by community for agricultural and conservation posts. The list includes Diamond Valley, Agawam, Choteau, and Emerald areas with candidates such as Howard Bolland, W. R. Briggs, Charles Doheny, Ray Habel, Frank Ho holt, Nils Rosok, Gary Schumacher, Fred Van Horn, John R. Field, Wagner Halverson, Al Hansmann, Charles Johns, Robert Snodgrass, Donald Rice, John Wellenstein, and many others across communities.
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Agricultural’ and Conservation
L. K. Fitzgerald
Teton
Halverson
Augusta Rancher Francis Key Dies After Illness
Francis Key 84 a retired Augusta area rancher died this week at Beton Memorial Hospital after a four week illness Funeral services scheduled Friday at 2 pm in Augusta Community Church Key born January 21 1886 in Centralia Missouri came to Montana in 1901 lived in Augusta area most of his life He married Ida May Cottle in 1906 Survivors include his widow two sons five daughters eleven grandchildren and thirteen great grandchildren
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Key
Augusta
Beton Memorial Hospital
Centralia
Montana
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Great Falls
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Juneau
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Dutton
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Sharkey
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Marguerite Prestle
Walls
Concert season announced by music department chairman
Frank Diener announced the concert season with several performances scheduled. The first is Friday at 8 pm and tickets are available. Other concerts follow on Tuesday Dec 22 Wednesday March 8 and Wednesday April 28 with pricing in cents.
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Music Department
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Veterans Day dinner at Chateau post aims to revive American Legion
Doug Crary, commander, says Chateau American Legion Post will host a special Veterans Day dinner and dance on November 14 free to members and partners. A guest speaker will kick off a plan to revitalize the local unit with active participation, as the group also plans an Americanism Day at Chateau High School on November 13.
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American Legion
Chateau High School
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Anniversary celebration in Augusta for Mr and Mrs
An anniversary observance is planned in Augusta with open houses from 2 to 5 p.m. Families and friends are invited to attend. The event marks a milestone for the couple as they celebrate their years together.
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Mpc Edning
Safay
Een Saagg
Augusta
Bowen Exhibit Brightens Choteau Art Scene
Mildred Bowen, a 22 year art student from Great Falls, showcases her works in Choteau at the Molay Memorial exhibit extending through May 14, highlighting active involvement in local arts circles.
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Mildred Bowen
Great Falls
Garti
Bowen
Shivanding
Choteau Declares Buddy Poppy Day for November 7
Choteau Mayor D. P. Fabrick proclaims Saturday November 7 as Buddy Poppy Day. Poppies will be sold on Choteau streets to benefit disabled and needy veterans with funds raised by the Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter.
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Choteau
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Fabrick
Chateau City Council Debate On Channel Project Costs
Chateau city council debated contractor work on a channel project with Mayor Fabrick defending the city’s choices. Officials argued about funding, timing, and whether the Corps of Engineers or local work offered better value, noting streets would be damaged longer if done otherwise.
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Pabrick
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