Chateau Siren to Mark Village Hours and Fire Truck News
City Council orders daily noon siren blasts except Sundays to keep the signal active amid bird nests clogging the device. Fire truck arrival is anticipated as bids for a new fire door are reviewed and a special meeting sets bid submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau City Council
James Sulgrove
Bud Taylor
4Th Ave
First
Second Streets
4Th Street
Highway 287
D. P. Fabrick
Fabrick
Chateau Bar
Glen Yeager
Ted Saylor
al Tesch
Fred Barribal
GOP Gains Led to County Shifts in Montana Legislature
In Teton County, two incumbents fell as GOP candidates Breen and Hemstad won the Montana Senate and House seats. Democrat Albert Becker defeated Sheriff A. O. Peterson, while Battin led Graybill in the U.S. House race. County offices showed mixed gains amid a slate defeat for a nursing home bond and two constitutional amendments failing.
Mrs. Robison Dies at 73 in Chateau
Mrs. James T. Robison 73 of Chateau died Monday at Teton Memorial Hospital from a stroke. Born Susie Jane Crandall in Tolland Connecticut she moved to Dutton 1911 and married Robison in 1912. She was active in Eastern Star church and civic affairs and survived by husband a son and a daughter with several siblings. Funeral services were held today at Chateau Methodist Church with burial in Choteau cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Robison
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Robison
Susie Jane Crandall
Tolland
Conn
J. Crandall
Dutton
Harry
Mount Verrakenon
Wash
Maud Clough
Harry Crandall
Nellie Reed
Kingston
R. I
Howard Crandall
Jesse Gleason
William G. Irwin
Fred Barribal
Choteau Cemetery
Choteau Chamber Sets December Late Shopping Nights
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce will sponsor three late shopping nights on Fridays in December, December 7 14 and 21, to aid Christmas shoppers. Tom Hammond, chamber president, announced after the regular meeting. Free matinee movies for area children are planned for December 8 and 15, both Saturdays. The chamber also said most Chateau businesses will close Monday November 12 for Veterans Day. drug stores will follow their usual Sunday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Calves Donated to Yellowstone Boys Ranch in Teton County
Ten calves were donated along with gas oil and barley to Yellowstone Boys Ranch in Billings during the Beef for Boys Ranch campaign. Donors include Chet Thomas Cliff Beadle Gladys Yeager Joel Otness and Sons Lawrence Trebesch Miller Colony Boyd Stenson Jack Patton Producers' Livestock Marketing Association and Woody Armstrongs. Ray Weist supplied barley and C G Jacobs provided gas and oil. The Armstrongs thanked contributors and the county sheriff's office for brand inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Boys Ranch
Billings
Teton County
Chet Thomas
Clff Beadle
Gladys Yeager
Joel Otness
C. G. Jacobs
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Peck Names 12 Player Choteau Hoops Roster
Choteau High School coach Chuck Peck finalized a 12 player squad for the season. The lineup includes six seniors Dan Hansen Terry Kelly Bill Rogers John Little Jack Nesbit and Gary Dunckel plus three juniors Artie Anderson Dave Stott and Terry Kelly and three sophomores Tom Dellno Grant Gormley and Loren Sasser. The center spot is unsettled with Rogers and Hansen competing ahead of the opener against Fort Benton on November 24 following a Nov 23 game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuck Peck
Choteau
Dan Hansen
Terry Kelly
Bill Rogers
John Little
Jack Nesbit
Gary Dunckel
Artie Anderson
Dave Stott
Tom Dellno
Grant Gormley
Loren Sasser
Hansen
Roger Kelly
Dunckel
Bulldogs
Little
Chateau
Peck
Rogers
Hansén
Fort Benton
Harlem Stars Clown Basketball to Perform at Chateau High
The Harlem Stars a touring colored clown basketball team will meet the Chateau town team Saturday night November 17 at 8 in the high school gym. The Stars entertain with fancy ball handling intricate routines and comedy while maintaining a second lead over opponents. Chateau High School Lettermen's Club sponsors the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Chateau Town
High School
Stars
Secand
Chateau High School Lettermen’s Club
Teton Old Settlers Dinner and Dance Tonight
The Teton County Oldest Settlers plan the 51st annual dinner and dance tonight at 6 30 P M in the American Legion and Odd Fellows halls in Chateau. A program and dance follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion
Odd Fellow
Chateau
Teton County Blood Drawing Slated Nov 12
The Teton County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a blood drawing from 2 to 6 p.m. Monday, Nov. 12, at Chateau Methodist Church. The quota is 65 pints and donors aged 18 to 60 are eligible. The drive occurs on Veterans Day and supplies veterans hospitals with whole blood and derivatives without processing charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Red Cross
Chateau Methodist Church
Gr Curtis
Teton 4-H Program Will Be Presented
The 4-H recognition program in Teton County is set for Sunday November 11 at 3 p.m. in the Chateau Pavilion. 4-H members and leaders will run the event with pins awarded for years of service and special honors. Ray Kelly reports a barbecue lunch songs and entertainment will follow along with a Montana 4-H Congress report from Bozeman. All county families and special guests are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Chateau Pavilion
Ray Kelly
Montana
4-H Congress, ‘Bozeman
Kelly
Mrs. Harper Dies at 79 in Great Falls After Illness
Mrs. Maggie M L Harper, 79, died in Great Falls Sunday night after a two week illness. Survived by daughter Mrs. Wilfred Frigge, another daughter Mrs. Clement R. Clemencig of Great Falls, son Lorance Harper of Dutton, a son Joe killed in World War I, two brothers Robert House and Royal House, a sister Mrs. Carl Disher, and a husband died in 1939. Funeral Wednesday in Great Falls with Dr. Edwin K. Roberts officiating. burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Ml.,harper
Great Falls
Wilfred Frigge
Lorance Harper
Dutton
Fort Benton
Robert Harper
Harper
Dutton Order
Eastern Star
Presbyterian Church
Joe
Clement R
Dorothy) Clemencig
Robert House
Cut Bank
Royal House
Phoenix
Ariz
Carl Disher
Calif
Edwin K. Roberts
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Montana A S Association Fall Meeting Set
The Meeting scheduled for Saturday November 17 at the Chateau American Legion hall will host a Montana centennial committee member as banquet speaker on Montana heritage. The event marks the association's annual fall gathering in the Treasure State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Chateau American Legion
State Centennial Committee
Montana
Nominees Named for ASC Committee Elections
ASC County lists candidates for the upcoming Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation elections. Ballots will be mailed November 16 to eligible voters, with selections by community including Diamond Valley Agawam Collins Beck Bynum Role Power and Fairfield continuing on page 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
ASC
Henry Rosholt
James Stephens
Fred van Horn
Herman, Zier
Collins
Paul
J. Alzheimer
Eugene
Baquet
Ralph Caskey
Reo Coghill
Chester Corey
Herbert Corey
Carl Eklund
Lee Revear
Ed Schilling
Albert Tomsha
Beck
Emerald Asmus
Rollin N. Baggenstoss
Otto Bremer
Harold Gamradt
Norman Hagen
Leo Keel
LeRoy Nelson
Bernard Toenyes
Jerome Toenyes
Rudy DeBruycher
Sheridan
Erickson
Wilfred Frigge
Theodore
Goodmundson
Arnold Holt
Claude Johns
James Phipps
Alphonse
van Heel
Fairfield
J. Ballantyne
J. C
Funeral Held for Mrs Susan Pilot in Augusta Church
Mrs Susan Pilot 76 died Friday in Teton Memorial Hospital Choteau. Born Susan Yensick in Czechoslovakia August 12 1886 she married Theodore J Pilot in 1905. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Eugene Wadsworth Augusta and Mrs David Hunt Drummond four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery Great Falls under Banks Funeral Home direction. Open houses scheduled for Choteau Elementary and High School during National Education Week with demonstrations and meetings for parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Pilot
Uhm
Michael Wadsworth
Augusta
David
G. Hunt
Drummond
Mt.’ ‘Olivet
Great Falls
Banks ‘Funeral’ Home
Chateau Bulldogs Football Season Ends With 26 0 Win
Chateau High School Bulldogs closed their football campaign with a 26 0 victory over Cut Bank to finish 5 2 1, tying for third in the conference. The team impressed as an underdog, yielding 41 points while scoring 165, with standout runs by Terry Kelly and a defense that clamped down at times. Coach John Rose praised the squad despite early-season offensive struggles as they defeated Shelby 21 0 at home and held Chinook to 13 13 in a narrow conference setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau High School Bulldogs
Cut Bank
Bulldogs
Choteau
John Rose
Eagles
Chateau
Moe
Cho? Temi
Fort Benton
Noughorns
Browning
Indians
Terry Kelly
Rose
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Malta
Mustangs
Shelby
Coyotes
Bulldog
Conrad
Page
Annual Red Cross Meeting Planned by Teton County Chapter
The Teton County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting on Monday November 19 at 8 pm in the county courthouse courtroom. Election of directors for the coming year and other business will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reeve
Teton
The
American Red Cross
Chateau
Alagtion of Directors
Overseas mailing dates announced for Christmas parcels
Less than two weeks remain to mail Christmas parcels to U S armed forces overseas with delivery before Christmas. Mail period is November 1 to 20, air mail November 1 to 10. Chateau post master C G Monkman urges legible addresses and prepared packages. further information at any post office. Senior Luther League Trinity Lutheran Church will hold a food sale at Cherry's Meat Market Saturday November 10 starting 9 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post Office Department
G. Monkman
Chateau
Luther League of the Trinity Lutheran Church
Cherry's
State Voters Along With State in Tuesday Elections
Teton county voted with the state in most races though two constitutional amendments were decided. Incumbent James Battin led Leo Graybill Jr. in the state race 78,187 to 62,176 while E. V. Sonny Omholt edged Robert Durkee 116,147 to 113,860 in the U S Senate contest. Holmes defeated Watson 128,460 to 102,833 for railroad and public service commissioner. Adair and Doyle won Montana Supreme Court associate justice seats. One amendment to abolish justices of the peace failed. another to extend county attorney terms to four years passed 100,752 to 72,958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Breen
Nels Hemstad
Montana
Senate
House of Representatives
Paul Rice
Gordon McOmber
Albert Becker
A. O. Peterson
Breen
Rice
Choteau
Hemstad- McOmber
Battin
Chateau
Graybill
United States
Teton County
E. V. Ombholt
Robert Durkee
State Auditor
Omholt
Dutton
Durkee
Homer Rowland
Chester Thomas
Muriel S. Reiquam
Jeanne K. Pollock
Lorraine L. Maynard
Fanniel Manchester
G. E. Mod
Chester Baker
Robert L.woodahl
William F. Olsen
G. L. Banks
Stanley Doyle
Gordon Bennett
Diamond Valley
Justices of the Peace
Congress
James F. Battin
Leo Graybill Jr
Supreme Court Assoc
Hugh Adair
Assoc. Justice NO. 2
Een Acque Cesespecesor Sere
Railroad and Public Service Commissioner
Jack Holmes
Arthur Watson
Saveqe Caracceses
E. V
Sonny” Omholt
Paul Rice Tee
G. E. Monkman
Cannecor Farneil Manchester
J.-P.ameedmert
Sesawecress
James Battin
Teton
Montana Supreme Court
A. L. Libra
Veterans Day Banquet Set For Saturday at Chateau
American Legionnaires Auxiliary host a Veterans Day banquet Saturday at 6 30 p.m. in the upper Legion hall with guest speaker T Mack Quinn of Big Sandy. Quinn a former Montana Outstanding Young Farmer and school board chair attends with wife Dorothea. District Commander James Dickson and District President Bessie Norris among expected guests. Al Hensley toasting. a short program and dancing in the lower hall follow the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
T. Mack Quinn
Big Sandy
American Legion
Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Quinn
Montana
Dorothea
American Legion Auxiliary
James Dickson
Cascade
Bessie Norris
Fort Shaw
al Hensley
Lower Legion Hall
Auto Crash Claims Resident's Mother
Mrs A G Bruce mother of Mrs Carol Frazier of Choteau died of injuries from an auto accident last week near her Libertyville NS home. She had spent two months in Choteau visiting her daughter before flying to her Illinois home. Mr and Mrs Arnold Valentine of Fort Benton moved to Choteau this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bruce
Carol Frazier
Libertyville
Arnold Valentine
Fort Benton
Choteau
Recruiter to Interview Navy Applicants in Chateau
Ensign Stephen N. Cagle will interview U S Navy applicants on Thursday November 15 in the Teton County sheriff's office Chateau from 1 to 5 p m. He will test men and women prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen N. Cagle
Ensign
United States Navy
Teton Cur
Chateau
Cagle
Mock Election at Choteau High Sees Youth Voter Trends
A Choteau High School mock election mirrored adult results in many races with notable youth surges for county and state offices. Battin led in the congressional district race 135 to 62 over Graybill, while Omholt beat Durkee 132 to 8 for state auditor.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Breen, Hemstad, Becker Score
GOP
Teton Old Settlers
Mrs. Harper
Snvgeerceese
Howard Bolland
William R
Briggs
Roy F. Goodell
Arthur
Habel
Harry Laubach
Frank Loch
S0ai
Nils
Rosok
Wally
Rentmeister
Missoula
Choteau Elementary
Choteau High Ee
Tha
Orade L
Ne Said Ee
Gormley
Ed Schiller
Chateau Schools
School Guide
Mal Span
Kumasi
E. V. Omholt
Robert A.durkee
Jack Holmesey
Arthur ‘Watson
Gordon R. Bennett
Stanley Doylene
Jerry W. Breen
Oppon
W. Gordon McOmber
Chester Thomas Sr
Gordon Monkman
A.o.’Peterson
Albert N. Becker
Robert N. Woodahl
Leo Murphy
Farneil Manchester
Maynard R
Manchester
Muriel S.reiquam
Chester E Baker
L." Banks
Sterling DePrata
William G.irwin
Olen Rausch
Dominic Reed
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