Teton Voters Turn Out in Record Numbers for General Election
Teton County saw one of its largest turnouts in history with 88.53 percent of registered voters casting ballots. Power Precinct No. 6 led at 93.5 percent, followed by Farmington 91.96 and Agawam 91.89. Incumbents Erickson Shannon and DePrata led in official tallies. the 18 year old voting age amendment passed 1301 to 1473 against. Bellwether county again backed the presidential winner.
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Teton County
Power
Farmington Pre
Cinct No
Agawam
Mamie Nelson
Choteau
Choteau No. 1
Choteau No. 2
Spring Valley
Elmer Erickson
Fairfield
Martin Shannon
Shannon
Sterling DePrata
Erickson
DePrata
Justice of the Peace
ASC Nominees Named as Balloting Opens Nov. 17
Nominees for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committeemen are named by ASC county, with mail balloting from Nov. 17 to Dec. 1. Voters may write in candidates beyond the six nominated. Committeemen will become delegates to the Dec. 15 county convention to fill 1973 vacancies and assist ASCS programs.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Glen Yeager
Teton County
Yeager
Diamond Valley
Howard Bolland
William R. Briggs
Raymond J. Habel
Herman Maurer
James Stephens
Fred A. van Horn
Pendrey
Robert S. Brownell
John R. Field
Wagner Halverson
Charles Johns
Kenneth Johnson
Donald Rice
Agawam
Harry Agee
Raymond Lightner
Henry W. Smith
Darell Stott
Alex J. Truchot
Danny L. Weist
Collins E. A. Alzheimer
Milton Burdick
Walter Coffman
Lyle Coghill
Raymond Keller
Gordon Larson
Beck Otto Bremer
LeRoy A. Nelson
William J. O'Day
Oliver Schaefer
A. J. Timmerman
Bernard Toenges
Farmington
C. Albert Carlson
James E. Carlson
Cecil C. Cole
Patrick Lemmon
J. R. Reiding
Herbert Tangen
Bynum
John Brandveld
Roy Gebhart
Bert Guthrie
Percy Ostle
Richard Page
Robert Rice
Bob
Grant Curtis
Richard Dauwalder
Gary Fulbright
LeRoy Tetzel
Raymond J. van Wichen
Gerald Yeager
Harold A. Anderson
Lester Giese
Mike Heckford
Cedric Maurer
Henry Menghini
Myron Wheeler
Dutton
Robert E. Flick
Louis Fuhringer
Thomas W. Michel
James Philipps
Stanley J. Schultz
al van Heel
Fairfield
Dale Beck
Nicholas Konen
James Krause
Dale Paddock
Gary Pearson
Floyd Rada
Chateau
Charles Crane
Donald Ferris
Leif Larsen
Jake Luistra
Willard Paulus
Marvin Pearson
Greenfield
Allen Beerman
Harold Holyoak
Ronald C. Ostberg
Allyn Paddock
Raymond Pike
Clarence Schmidt
ASCS
Fund Campaign Under Way For Boy Scouts
The annual Boy Scout fund drive is under way in Chateau and surrounding area led by chairman Chester Corey. Volunteers are urged to meet Friday at 7 p.m. in the lower Legion hall to receive names and help with soliciting. Donations may be left at Citizens State Bank with George Higgins or at Choteau Food with Walt Armstrong.
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Chateau
Chester Corey
Corey
Lower
Legion Hall
Legion
Citizens State Bank
George Higgins
Walt Armstrong
Choteau Food
Thanksgiving Parade Planned by Local Churches
Members of the Lutheran, Catholic and United Methodist church schools march down Chateau's main street on Tuesday November 21 at 430 p m in a Thanksgiving parade led by the junior high band directed by Lloyd Reynolds. The parade will carry a prayer of Thanksgiving for Chateau with each business, community service and occupation honored.
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United Methodist Church
Chateau
Lloyd Reynolds
Main Street
Park Pavilion
First Aid Course Set for Saturday
An American Red Cross standard first aid course using multimedia instruction will be offered Saturday, November 18, starting 9 a.m. in the Chateau Public Library conference room and ending at 6 p.m. For details contact instructor Leif Larsen at 466-2206.
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Chateau Public Library
Leif Larsen
Emily P. Clarke Services Held
Emily P. Clarke 83 died November 9 at Teton Memorial Hospital. Services were held Saturday at Banks Chapel Choteau with Rev. Allen Adams and cremation in Great Falls. A former Florida resident, she was born August 17 1889 in London England and came to the United States in 1916. Survivor: Allan G. Clarke Chateau a son, five sisters and three grandchildren.
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Banks Chapel
Choteau
Emily P. Clarke
Teton Memorial Hospital
Allen Adams
Great Falls
Clarke
Florida
Skyline Lodge
London
England
United States
New York
PTA
Women’s Club
Garden Club
Allan G. Clarke
Chateau
Bulldogs Prep for Season Opener Focus on Fundamentals
Chateau Bulldogs under Coach Terry Reistad narrow to 12 lettermen and trio of seniors lead the squad as they drill passing, dribbling, shooting, rebounding and defense ahead of a Dec 1 opener in the Chateau Invitational. Fort Benton looms in the second game while Fairfield and Cascade meet in the tourney opener.
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Chateau Bulldog
Terry Reistad
Reistad
Chuck Young
Greg Newell
Lee McCauley
Pat Whealy
Fred Tesch
Dick Dale
Tom Hofeldt
Steve Buck
Pete Hartman
Mark Spinder
Carl Wisse
Duard Dellwo
Spinder
Wisse
Chateau
Bulldogs
Fort Benton
Fairfield
Cascade
Gene Boyle
Jvs
Tim Hogue
Jim Stott
Jim Spinder
Marvin Baker
Chris Oertel
Rod Kelly
Mike Bruce
Wally Chane
Dan Alzheimer
Pat Scott
John Jenson
Rich Nordhagen
Jay Stott
J. C. Yarde
Gary Dale
Hal Dreyer
Junior Miss Pageant Set in Choteau High Auditorium
The tenth annual Teton County Junior Miss Pageant is scheduled for Sunday November 26 at 8 p.m. in the Choteau High School auditorium. Six finalists from Dutton Fairfield and Choteau compete for the crown and a path to state. The Chateau Jaycees sponsor with help from Jayceens. Competitors include Deb Seaman Jane Manuel Cheryl Maphies Jan Abdallah Carol Wiprud and Judy Connole.
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Teton County
Choteau
Dutton
Fairfield
Kalispell
Chateau Jaycees
Jayceens
Deb Seaman
Jane Manuel
Cheryl Maphies
Jan Abdallah
Carol Wiprud
Judy Connole
Complete Babysitting Course Graduates Named by Chateau Jayceens
Twenty eight girls completed a babysitting training program by Mothers by the Hour sponsored by Chateau Jayceens. The course covered first aid fire safety and child care from infants to school age with a written test required for completion. List shows names ages and phone numbers of graduates.
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Chateau Jayceens
Raelene Anderson
Jeri Arensmeyer
Donna Bouma
Rose Bouma
Arlean Bryant
Kaylee Bryant
Barbara Chase
Jeannie Dellno
Midge Dudley
Keri Dunckel
Ccneseeee
Michelle Ekegren
Barbara Ferris
Wee
Jacque Jensen
Connie Kimmet
Kathy Kimmet
Toni Kimmet
Carrie Mills
Barbara Nauck
Dru Nordhagen
Susan Patterson
Amy Rathman
Robin Rose
Kathy Scott
Elaine Shepherd
Kim Swenson
Kathy Weigand
Julie Weigand
Debbie Wolbaum
Former Resident Mrs. James Johnston Dies in Canada
Death of Mrs. James Johnston, 84, was reported from Merlin Ontario where she passed away on November 4. A widow of the late forest ranger James Johnston of Ear Mountain west of Choteau, she had visited Choteau several times. She was sister in law to Maggie Blakeslee of Choteau and Robert Johnston of Lander Wyoming, also a former Choteau resident.
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Choteau
James Johnston
Merlin
Ontario
Canada
Ear Mountain
Johnston
Maggie Blakeslee
Robert Johnston
Lander
Wyo
Choteau Chamber Capers Promises Wide Talent Show
The Choteau Chamber of Commerce opens its annual Capers talent show this Saturday night November 18 at 8 pm in the Choteau High School auditorium. About 12 acts are lined up from Power Dupuyer Bynum and Choteau with more registrations possible through Friday.
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Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Choteau High School
Power
Dupuyer
Bynum
Cha
Bulldogs Open Wrestling Season at Cut Bank in Invitational
Chateau High School begins wrestling with 26 prospects including returning lettermen Jim Hinman Doug Forrest John Breen Brian Brutosky Steve Weinert Jerry Breen Chuck Rose Jim Rathman and Mike Otness. Injuries delay Breen and Hinman. First meet Saturday Nov 18 features Cut Bank Choteau Big Sandy Fort Benton Ronan Simms with state contenders expected.
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Chateau High School
Wayne Krahe
Jim Hinman
Doug Forrest
John Breen
Brian Brutosky
Steve Weinert
Jerry Breen
Chuck Rose
Jim Rathman
Mike Otness
Hinman
Breen
Ron Neckstad
Dave Hansen
Gary Denison
Kurt Corey
Greg Martin
Tim Engberg
Bill Christiansen
Sam Thomas
Dick Arensmeyer
Lee Pourroy
Tom Maltby
Rich Jiminez
Randy Jenson
Dan
Demos to Meet in Teton County Democrat Central Committee
The Teton County Democrat Central Committee schedules a meeting on Monday November 20 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room due to conflicts at the courthouse where they normally meet.
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Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Chateau Library
Court House
George Seufert Services Held in Chateau
Funeral services for George William Seufert 78 were held Wednesday in the Chateau United Methodist Church with Rev. Allen Adams officiating. Burial followed in Chateau Cemetery. Seufert, born March 4, 1894 in Red Wing Minnesota, died November 12 in a Great Falls hospital after a short illness. He lived in Chateau since 1934 and retired in 1961 after roles as grain buyer city worker bartender and stock exhibitor. Survivors include daughters Virginia Hunt Winnifred Peters Audrey Davidson two brothers James and William two sisters six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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George William Seufert
Chateau United Methodist Church
Seufert
Great Falls
Allen Adams
Zwerneman
Chateau
Arthur Weist
Ernest Weist
Thomas Moore
Gene Armstrong
Earl Larson
Russell Larson
Dorothy Allen
Darlene Depner
Helen Ballantyne
Red Wing
Minn
Martha Dorr
Bottineau
N. D
Pendrey
Mont
Toastmistress Fall Council Meeting in Cut Bank
The Cut Bank Toastmistress Club hosted Glacier Region Council 2 members at the Moose Hall in Cut Bank on Saturday November 11. Nineteen members from four of seven clubs attended with workshops by Conrad and Chateau clubs under the theme College of Knowledge.
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Cut Bank
Council 2
Glacier Region
International Toastmistress Clubs
Moose Hall
100 Mile
College of Knowledge
Conrad
Chateau
Conrad Club
Chateau Club
Leila Larson
Shelby
Book Week Arrives At Local Library November 13 19
The Choteau area celebrates Book Week November 13 19 with the library offering 8000 books and Art Corner displays. Paintings from Dayton Art Studio feature local artists Elmer Schock Pat Otness Laura Jaconetty Darlene Larson and others. The Dayton Daytons studio is north of Choteau at the Leslie Arensmeyer ranch, formerly at Log Cabin Teton Trail Museum and owner of Dayton Gallery in Great Falls.
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Chateau
Dayton Art Studio
Elmer Schock
Pat Otness
Laura Jaconetty
Darlene Larson
Donna Morrow
Choteau Girls Defeat Sunburst In Tight Basketball Battle
The Choteau High School girls kept Sunburst to 22 points as Bonnie Bremer and Tracy Maltby led with 8 points each. The 2 1 Choteau squad shot 46 times for 12 makes and face Cut Bank next, while JV fell 22 19.
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Choteau High School
Sunburst
Bob McNeel
McNeel
Choteau Girls
Choteau
Bonnie Bremer
Tracy Maltby
Dee Dee Moffatt
Chateau
Linda Smith
Jeanine Ferris
Karen Kuster
Jean Rada
Vicki Perkins
Linda Ferris
Denise Weinert
Verna Bremer
Terry Jenson
Winnie Morey
Robyn Swanson
Bettina Zier
Kay Arensmeyer
Cut Bank
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J. Johnston
Teau
Gale Isakson
Jack Rogers
Robin Larson
Elaine Tweet
Helen Anderson
Vickie
Rock Perkins
Mona Kay Hanson
Bill Rappold
Patricia Hamilton
Jenna and
Marge Arnold
Jody Sunder
Dannette Neilsen
Robbie Nordhagen
Tom
Dolly’s Flower Shop
Choteau Club
Choteau Imp. Co
Abbott Implement
Rex's Thriftway
Olsen Agency
Ellen's
Acantha
Coast To Coast
Dirkes
Sip and Sup
Choteau Electric
Choteau Cleaners
Han
J. M. Sulgrove
Jim Sulgrove
Bob Pourroy
James Hamilton
Pourroy
Bulldog
Benton
Ronan
Simms
Walier
Fairfield JV
Choteau Quadrangle
Demos
George Seufert
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