Choteau Council Approves 2 A.M. Bar Closing Ordinances
The Choteau City Council passed two amendments on final reading to extend bar and lounge closing from midnight to 2 a.m. The changes take effect in 30 days unless a protest petitions trigger a special election. The vote was unanimous and the outcome may be influenced by petitions from opponents.
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Choteau
Fabrick
Jack Sangray
Sangray
Bozeman
Bozeman Coovention
Hensley Motel
Pirates Set for Saturday Title Clash In Class C Final
The Power Pirates face St. Leo's Trojans of Lewistown Saturday for the Class C Northern Division football championship. Power advanced with a 29-7 semifinal win over Joplin, led by Clarence Mellinger’s three touchdowns and Butch Loftsgaarden's scores. Defenders Grundhauser Newman Toeckes anchored Power as Belt shared the District 120 crown on tiebreak.
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Power Pirates
St. Leo’s Trojans
Lewistown
Power
Joplin
St. Leo’s
Denton
Pirates
Mellinger
Loftsgaarden
Grundhauser
Ted Newman
Leon Toeckes
Belt
Huskies
Police Chief Praises Chateau Youths For Halloween Behavior
Police chief Maurice Black commends Chateau youths for calm Halloween behavior. He notes limited minor mischief like window shaping and spilled garbage cans, and reports no overt damage or vandalism on a night many communities fear.
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Chateau
Maurice Black
Black
Legionnaires Attend Three Rivers District Meeting in Geraldine
Three Rivers District No. 8 met in Geraldine with attendees from Choteau and Chateau. Jay Robinson, vice commander, and Paul Kropp, finance officer, represented Choteau. Mrs. George Higgins and several Choteau auxiliary members joined. Department president Mrs. Ralph Sluys spoke on membership and meetings plus topics on child welfare Americanism Girls State delegates veterans programs and foreign relations. The spring meeting is set for Fort Shaw.
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Choteau American Legion
Three Rivers District No. 8
Geraldine
District Legion
Choteau
Jay Robinson
Paul Kropp
George Higgins
Chateau
Fort Shaw
Jack Erwin Dies in Dupuyer Rites Held Tuesday
Funeral services for Jack Erwin 63 of Dupuyer were held Tuesday with Rev. Dale Sawyer officiating. Born August 1900 in Cleveland Georgia he moved to Dupuyer in 1920. He worked for the State Highway Commission then ran his own business. Survivors include son Bill Green River Utah and three grandchildren. Burial in Hillside Cemetery Conrad.
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Jack Erwin
Dupuyer
Dale Sawyer
Bill Erwin
Chateau
Cleveland
Erwin
State Highway Commission
Bill
Green River
Utah
Hillside Cemetery
Conrad
Women of the Moose Meet Monday at Moose Hall
Women of the Moose will gather Monday November 11 at 8 p.m. in the Moose hall for a regular meeting and program.
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Women of the Moose
the Moose Hall
CHS Open House Set Next Tuesday
Chateau High School schedules open house for Thursday November 14 from 7 to 9 p.m. Parents may call the office for teacher consultations as Superintendent Ed Schiller notes slow response. Chateau Elementary will sponsor class visitations the same day.
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Chateau High School
Ed Schiller
Schiller
Chateau Elementary
Professor How Could You senior class play at Chateau HS
Chateau High School presents Friday night in the auditorium the senior class play Professor How Could You. Gary Dunckel leads as Keats Perry with Kathy Boussard as Vicky Randal and Audrey Sheble as Grandma Perry. D. J. Reed directs with Karen Grandal and Jean McGuire as student directors. Local audience can expect light comedy about a young professor seeking a wife to become college dean.
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Chateau High School
Gary Dunckel
Keats Perry
Kathy Boussard
Vicky Randal
Audrey Sheble
Grandma Perry
Jim Peebles
Grandpa Perry
Lonnie Dale
John Appleby
Miriam Vail
Tootsie
Donna Chalmers
Appleby
Marc Anderson
Butcher Boy Bean
Russell Koch
Linda Vance
Cathy Jenson
Vicky Tesch
D. J. Reed
Karen Grandal
Jean McGuire
Sheila Jenson
Perry’s
Red Cross to Meet in Teton County Annual Session
The Teton County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Monday November 18 at 8 p.m. in the court house. Directors for the next year will be chosen.
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Teton County
The
American Red Cross
Court House
CHS Bulldog Basketball Starts Coach Peck Names Varsity
CHS Bulldog basketball begins as coach Charles Peck selects a 12 man varsity from 35 players for Chateau High School. Returning lettermen include Gary Dunckel Dave Stott Artie Anderson and Loren Sasser plus Tom Dellwo and Grant Gormley. Bulldogs open on November 29 at Fort Benton and face Great Falls Central November 30 at home.
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Chateau High School
Charles Peck
Gary Dunckel
Dave Stott
Artie Anderson
Allen Peters
Ron Gollehon
Tom Dellwo
Grant Gormley
Loren Sasser
Dennis Seaton
Dale McLoughlin
Dick Zion
LeRoy Banis
Dunckel
Stott
Anderson
Dellwo
Gormley
Sasser
Jack Nesbit
Roy Hansmann
Bill Earles
Ron Swartzel
John Davison
Fred Wilkie
Jim Scott
Charles Curr
Greg Curtis
Greg Diener
Charles Shannon
David Ross
Stanley Brown
Jerry Cummings
Clark Russell
Rich Ferris
Zier
Cliff Sabo
Gerry Yeeger
Virgil Byford
Dennis Massey
Mike
Dellno
Dennis van Auken
Scott Russell
Bulldogs
Fort Benton
Great Falls Central
Clinics Schedule Polio Vaccine Makeups Through Nov 12
County health nurse Betty Swenson announced makeup polio vaccine clinics for Type III will run through November 12. Call her office or home for appointments, with another clinic starting November 21 at her office. Type III is open to children and adults and is urged for those who have not yet been vaccinated.
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Betty Swenson
Swenson
Good Youths Are Ignored Says Speaker
Mrs. Alice Shadoan of Livingston told Fidelity Chapter No. 18 of the Order of Eastern Star on Thoughts on Youth. She said we ignore many fine youths who are responsible and become good citizens during a banquet in her honor at the Chateau meeting with several grand officers attending.
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Alice Shadoan
Fidelity
Order of Eastern Star
Montana
Livingston
Chateau
Randolph Deibel
Olive
Ellen Cooley
Great Falls
John Dougherty
Mildred Hall
William F. Olsen
Grand Adah
Mary Belle Barkhurst
Gladys Mosher
Augusta
Earlene Hart
Cut Bank
Milldred Hall
Jay Robinson
U S Wheat Carryover Estimates After Proposed Soviet Sales
The Agriculture Department outlines 1963-64 U S wheat totals of 2 328 million bushels with 600 million for domestic use leaving 1 728 million for export and carryover. Exports are unofficially placed at 800 million, with carryover on July 1 1964 at 925 million bushels. If Soviet bloc sales occur, exports could rise 100–200 million, lowering carryover to 700–800 million. The notice notes hard wheats remain adequate and cautions about crop-year risk.
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Kennedy
U. S
Soviet Union
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Veterans Social Hour at the Lower Legion Hall
All veterans and their partners are invited to a social hour at the Lower Legion hall beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday November ninth. Veterans of World War I will be guests of honor. Lurich will be served at 11 p.m.
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Lower Legion Hall
Lurich
Log Cabin Drive-In Sets Grand Opening
The Log Cabin Drive-In announces a grand opening on Saturday November 9 from 2 to 4 p m. new owners Mr and Mrs Darrell Byford will offer free coffee doughnuts and ice cream cones and invite the Choteau area to attend while they introduce themselves. The Byfords bought the drive-in from LeRoy and Mrs Schilling and moved to Choteau from Roundup.
Friday Elections Set By Grain Growers Association
Teton County Grain Growers Association will elect officers and state convention delegates Friday Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. in the extension office courthouse basement. Delegates attend the state convention in Lewistown Nov. 18 and 19. Bob Reiquam, president, invites all interested persons to attend.
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Teton County Grain Growers Association
Lewistown
Bob Reiquam
Settlers to Hold Annual Banquet Tonight at Chateau Masonic
Oldest Settlers of Teton County meet for annual banquet at 6 30 PM tonight in the Chateau Masonic hall. President Bill Irwin asks all eligible members to attend. Ed Nordahl's orchestra will provide dance music Odin Neckstad to call. Mrs Art Bagiey to serve the dinner.
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Teton County
Chateau Masonic Hall
Bill Irwin
Ed Nordahl
Odin Neckstad
Art Bagiey
Businesses to close for Veterans Day in Choteau
Most Choteau businesses will shut Monday November 11 for Veterans Day observance. Choteau schools post office and county and city offices will also close. The chamber discusses deficit relief and appoints a committee to explore projects. Christmas hours for Chateau stores are set and a lumber mill relocation to Chateau from Fortune is announced.
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Duane Reisch
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
al Hensley
Hensley
Bill Obernolte
Bob Amick
Gale Isakson
Bob Crocker
Enoch Stroh
Forest Service
Pat Hume
Chateau
Fortune
Hume
Mrs G Pembleton Dies in Fort Shaw
Gertrude E. Pembleton age 84 longtime Chateau area resident died at her Fort Shaw home Sunday born January 1878 in Chicago Illinois lived near Fort Shaw since 1955 Survivors include son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Joe White Fort Shaw a sister and nephew Funeral services were Tuesday at 2 pm Banks Funeral Chapel Chateau E L Thomason officiating distant attendees included Mrs Irene Judd Long Beach Donald Judd St Charles IL Mr and Mrs S J White Great Falls Mr and Mrs Pete Garina and Mrs Goalman White Augusta
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Gertrude E. Pembleton
Chateau Area
Fort Shaw
Pembleton
Chicago
Joe White
Banks Funeral Chapel
Chateau
E. L. Thomason
Christian Science
Armstrong Elected Sentinel at Phi Sigma Kappa
Gary Armstrong of Choteau Montana State College has been elected sentinel of Phi Sigma Kappa. A junior majoring in animal industry he is the son of Mr and Mrs Gene Armstrong of Choteau.
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Gary Armstrong
Choteau
Phi Sigma Kappa
Montana State College
Armstrong
Gene Armstrong
Nominees Named for Agricultural Stabilization Committees
Nominees for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee positions were announced by Lyall Schaefer, ASC chairman. Ballots by mail will be sent Nov 15 with two weeks to return to the ALCS office. Nominees by community include Chateau Andrew J. Brutosky Don Corbett Grant Curtis Lloyd J. Hodgskiss Russell Larson Donald Passmore Chick Sulgrove and many others across Agawam Collins Beck Farmington Bynum Power Dutton Fairfield and more.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Lyall Schaefer
ASC
ALCS
Chateau
Andrew J. Brutosky
Don Corbett
Grant Curtis
Lloyd J. Hodgskiss
Russell Larson
Donald Passmore
John L. (Chick) Sulgrove
Pendrey
Robert Brownell
John R. Field
Wagner Halverson
al P. Hansmann
Charles Johns
Kenneth Johnson
Donald Rice
Clifton Swanson
J. P. Wellenstein
Agawam
Arnold Hanson
Henry Smith
Leslie Stott
Arthur Weist
Ernest Weist
Herman Zier
Collins
Raymond Anderson
Eugene Baquet
Roy J. Coghill
Chester Corey
Michael Horak
Ove Larson
Lloyd Pedersen
Edwin Schilling
Henry Tomsha
Beck
Emeral Asmus
Rollin N. Baggenstoss
Otto Bremer
Harold Gamradt
Norman E. Hagen
Leo Keel
LeRoy Nelson
William O’day
F. B
P. D. Huidekoper
Maurice Lear
Glen Yeager
James Anderson
Earl Beaver
Lester Giese
Robert Grossman
LeRoy Johnson
Robert Lehnert
Cedric Maurer
Henry Menghini
Vince Prater
John D. Thompson
Dutton
Charles W. Anderson
B. L. Bergen
George Best
Russell Blanchett
Lloyd DeBruycker
Sheridan Erickson
Wilfred Frigge
Theodore Goodmund
Missoula hosts two day swim clinic with Counsilman
Montana attendees led by Chateau coach Rathman welcomed Jim Counsilman of Indiana University for a two day clinic at Montana State University in Missoula. Counsilman, 1964 Olympic team coach candidate, noted Montana's swimming lags behind Big Ten methods and praised recent physics based changes in stroke technique and training.
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Chateau Lions Club
Missoula
Montana State University
Stan Rathman
Ron Swartzel
Helena Hensley
Glenna Elliott
Jim Counsilman
Indiana University
Rathman
Chateau
Counsilman
U. S
Indiana
Montana
Acantha
New Books at Chateau Public Library Add Diverse Authors
The Chateau Public Library adds titles by Taylor Caldwell Anya Seton Rumer Godden C S Forester Benjamin Siegal and includes Katherine and A Prologue to Love The library welcomes readers Tuesdays and Saturdays from 2 30 to 5 p m for browsing and borrowing
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Chateau Public
Love
Taylor Caldwell
Anya Seton
Villa Fionta
Rumer Godden
Indomitable Hornblower
C. S. Forester
Benjamin Siegal
Katherine
Treasure State Agriculture Association Annual Meeting Set
Treasure State Agriculture Association will hold its annual meeting Saturday November 9 in Chateau Legion hall. John Peebles president will preside over 1 p.m. sessions, with officer elections and committee reports. Stanley C Burger Montana Farm Bureau field services director will speak at the 6 30 p m banquet in upper Legion hall.
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Treasure State Agriculture Association
Chateau, Legion Hall
John Peebles
Stanley C. Burger
Montana Farm Bureau Field Services
Upper Legion Hall
Burger
Chateau Girl Scout Fund Drive Starts November 11
The Chateau Girl Scout drive begins November 11 and runs two weeks to fund troop formation, leader training, and camps at Freeman's Grove and Scoutana. The local council supports programs with paid staff and volunteers, citing past National Roundup participation and regional encampment selections. Mrs. James Dellno chairs the drive with town coverage and invites contributions by mail if not contacted.
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Chateau
Freeman's Grove
Scoutana
Greater Teton
Choteau
Peter Huidekoper
Carl Field
Phil Voorhees
Girl ” Scout Organization
Big Sky Council
Dana Boussard
Charles Boussard
Nancy Davison
John Davison
Colorado Springs
Betty Hightower
James Hightower Jr
Button Bay
CaraLynn Schiller
Seattle
Camp Shadowbrook
Conowingo
New York
Judy Yeager
Glen Yeager
Diane Hansen
Max Hansen
James Dellno
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Treasure State
Girl Scout
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