Teton-Pondera Farm Bureau Dinner Draws Big Crowd
A capacity crowd attended the Teton Pondera Farm Bureau Presidents Dinner at Circle N in Chateau on Tuesday Nov 16. Montana Farm Bureau President Bernard Harkness outlined Bureau roles in state and federal legislation and crop marketing amid lower grain prices. He noted strong state membership and anticipated the largest Montana Farm Bureau convention ever in Billings Nov 28 to Dec 1. Delegates from Teton Pondera include Everett Snortland Ted Sorenson and Jack Hayne with alternates Earl Peterson Lauretta Peterson and Harriet Hayne.
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Teton-Pondera
Harkness
Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Teton- Pondera
Montana Farm Bureau
Billings
Charles B. Shuman
A.F.B.F
Teton Pondera
Everett Snortland
Ted Sorenson
Jack Hayne
Earl Peterson
Lauretta Peterson
Harriet Hayne
Psychologist Campanella Named Leader of Choteau Mental Health Center
Evan Crandall and Teton County Commissioners announce Dr. Sam Campanella as head of the Teton County Mental Health Center in Choteau. Campanella, PhD from Montana, arrives this week after prior work at Warm Springs State Hospital and North Platte Nebraska.
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Evan Crandall
Montana
Teton County
Sam Campanella
Choteau
Campanella
Chateau
University of Montana
Warm Springs State Hospital
Utah
Nebraska
North Platte
Neb
Sports Banquet Scheduled for Nov 29 in City Pavilion
The annual football and girls basketball sports banquet will be held Monday, Nov 29 in the city pavilion. Dinner at 6 30 p m then program. Banquet honors players, coaches, cheerleaders and their parents invited. Potluck dinner with a nominal fee to offset costs.
Luboff Concert Tickets Sell Fast in Montana
Ticket sales for the Norman Luboff Concert in Chateau on February 22 are brisk with well over half the 500 seats sold. The Luboff Choir makes its only Montana stop. no tickets at the door and mail orders are advised to avoid missing this major musical event.
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Norman Luboff
Chateau
Citizens State Bank
Luboff Choir
Montana
Luboff
Choteau
Shopping Hours Announced by Choteau Merchants
Choteau merchants announce evening shopping hours starting Friday December 3 with continued late hours on December 10 and 17. In the final pre Christmas week stores stay open evenings December 20 21 22 and 23 to help residents complete Christmas purchases.
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Choteau
Dog Issue Still Unresolved Curtis Named City Attorney
Choteau District Judge McPhillips ruled the new dog ordinance 193 invalid for not meeting publication requirements. City Council weighs reverting to the old ordinance or putting the issue to a vote in April. Greg Curtis keeps the city attorney post after Leo Murphy resigned after 24 years. The city secures a 13800 grant for sewage planning with 4600 local funds, contract awarded to Morrison Mable Inc. for the study.
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Choteau
R. D. McPhillips
McPhillips
Ordi
Greg Curtis
Leo H. Murphy
Jim Hamilton
Chateau
Morrison-Mable, Inc
Helena
James Dellno
Depot Agent Ralph Coleman Retires After 38 Years
Burlington Northern announces the retirement of depot agent Ralph Coleman after 38 years of service. Coleman began as a section laborer in Armington in 1938, served in the Navy 1944-45, later telegraph operator and agent at several stations, and moved with his family to Chateau in 1965 where they plan to stay near their daughter Debra in high school.
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Burlington Northern, Inc
Ralph Coleman
Chateau
Coleman
Belt
Great Northern Railroad
Armington
Mont
U.S. Navy
Stanford
T.Y. James
John Maki
Windham
Mat
Collins
Sunburst
Colemans
Choteau
Debra
Chateau High to Stage Romeo and Juliet in December
The Chateau High senior class under Tom Mollgaard presents Romeo and Juliet December 5 and 6 at 7 30 pm in the high school auditorium. Cast includes Steve Hinman as Romeo and Kandyce Thompson as Juliet with Rick Reynolds as Friar Lawrence and numerous others in lead and supporting roles.
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Chateau High School
Tom Mollgaard
Romeo and Juliet
Steve Hinman
Kandyce Thompson
Rick Reynolds
Friar Lawrence
Tim Luinstra
Escalus
Bill Smith
Paris
Bobbi Sherman
the Nurse
Marc Arensmeyer
Mercutio
Jacque Jensen
Benvold
Susie Linville
Balthasaar
Tim Jensen
Tybalt
Scott Corey
Capulet
Mary Rathman
Lady Capulet
Greg Alzheimer
Montague
Marie Snodgrass
Lady
Rod Voth
Friar John
Karen Morris
the Apothecary
Jim Campbell
Romeo
Joe Dellno
Mike Whealy
Tammy Mathis
Dorothy Cook Ends 20+ Year Career at Choteau Post Office
A dinner at the summer cabin hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Armstrong honored Dorothy Cook on her retirement after more than two decades with the Choteau U S Post Office. She recalls early days, flood era service, and changes in mail volume and rates.
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Robert Armstrong
Choteau
Armstrong
Cook
Eldon
Dave Buchanan
Jim Weinert
Bud Moulton
Art Mitchell
Harvey Erdman
Nancy
Lucille Sabo
Post Office
U. S. Post Office
C.G. Monkman
Olsen Agency
Bob Armstrong
Chateau Country Club
Gib Monkman
U.S
Chateau
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Dutton
Roy Goodell
Eloise Burgmaier
Jo Brunner
Mabel Stephens
Eunice Hanson
New
Teton Medical Center
Curtis
Economic Development Administration
Jackson Addition
South Choteau
EDC
Dellno
Dellwo
Country Club
United States
Ed Mileham
Louie van Setten
Voss Addition
Jay Dunckel
Sherburne Addition
Jack LaValley
Ben Hoge
John Brandvold
Bynum
Frank Plachetka
Fred Lechner
Brandvold
Acantha
Jesse Malone Jr
Don LaBaugh
Dorothy Cook
Postal Service