Democrats Rally at Fairfield After Banquet Tonight
Democrats in Teton County hold a Fairfield rally and dinner at Somnualty Hall tonight. U S Senator Lee Metcalf cannot attend, with possible appearance by Rep. John Melcher. State candidates including Tom Judge and Frank Murray expected, plus local and district 15 officials and three local posts on the ballot.
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Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Henry McDunn
Dutton
Fairfield Somnualty Hall
McDunn
Ous
U. S
Lee Metcalf
John Melcher
Tom Judge
Forrest Anderson
Judge
Chateau
Martin Shannon
Fairfield
Sterling de Prata
Hamilton Elected Chateau Mayor After Dellwo Resigns
City Council names Jim Hamilton as mayor following Jim Dellwo’s resignation to become City Clerk and Public Works Superintendent. Dellwo’s departure opens a Ward I alderman seat, with several seeking the post and eligibility limited to Ward I residents north of Division Street. Additional actions include curb and sidewalk ordinance, street abandonment in Hirschberg Addition, demolition at Husky Station site, and a new Montana Power gas sub station in Cowgill Addition.
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Hamilton
Dellwo
Jim Hamilton
Chateau
Jim Dellwo
Bob Nauck
Dan Mayson
Albert Tesch
Division Street
Country Club
Harold Terry
Hirschberg
Scotty Zion
Great Falls
Husky
Frank Kelly
Montana Power Co
Cowgill
Farm Bureau States Meeting in Teton County
The Teton County Farm Bureau will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday October 11 at 6 p.m. in the Chateau Library back meeting room. A potluck supper precedes the business meeting and officer elections with topics including the marketing program Safemark sales and opposition to the state constitution. A door prize will cap the evening. questions to 469-3153.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Chateau
Farm Bureau
Helen Vance Heads Bridge for Heart
Helen Vance is named Bridge for Heart chairman for this year with Mrs. John Nesbit as co chairwoman. Entries for the upcoming bridge tournament should contact either organizer. All play must be completed by February end during Heart Campaign Month.
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Helen Vance
Bridge For Heart
John Nesbit
Vance
Nesbit
Heart
Country Clubbers Plan Winter Parties
Chateau Country Club members are invited to monthly dinners and card games this fall and winter. The group meets the first Thursday of each month, starting tonight Thursday Oct 5, with food provided by a serving committee and socializing after dinner.
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Chateau Country Club
Parents Group Plans to Meet On Wednesday
Choteau Parents Group formed last year for better communication with the school system holds its first meeting of the 1972-73 year at Choteau High School Library on Wednesday October 11 at 7 30 p m An election of new officers will occur and all parents of elementary and high school students are urged to attend
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Choteau Parents Group
Choteau High School
Weather Totals for September at Chateau Station
The Chateau Weather Checking Station recorded 1.14 inches of moisture in September, higher than last September's .45 inches and .07 inch above normal. The month's high was 78 degrees on the 8th, 9th and 18th, with a low of 21 on the 27th.
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Chateau
Lions Pool Festival Planned For Saturday Night
The Chateau Lions Club hosts a Saturday pool festival at the city park pavilion starting at 7 p.m. Proceeds aid the Chateau swimming pool operation which ran a $1900 deficit last year. Local Lions urge support, food sales boost funds, and many volunteers are listed for games and booths.
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Lions Club
City’ Park Pavilion
Chateau Lions Club
Chateau
Sheble
Lions
Large Crowd Attends Republican Rally and Dinner
About 300 people gathered at the Chateau pavilion last Sunday for a Republican rally and dinner. Jim Crawford introduced candidates from District 15 and statewide races, with remarks emphasizing conservatism, tax relief, and local school control.
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Chateau Pavilion
GOP
Jim Crawford
Teton County
Republican Committee
Crawford
Nels Hemstad
Dutton
Hemstad
Agriculture
Judiciary
Fish and Game
Voter Registration Deadline Remains Narrow Ahead of Election
County Clerk Mary N. Baker reminds that registration closes 5 p.m. Sunday October 8 for the November 7 general election. In office registration ends Friday October 6 at 5 p.m., as the office is closed weekend. After that, notaries or precinct deputy registrars can register until Sunday 5 p.m. with proof. U.S. citizens 18 or older who have resided 30 days in state and county are eligible to register.
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Dick Kulberg
Cut’ Bank
Kulberg
Cut Bank
Civil Air Patrol
The
Elks Lodge
State Saddle Club
Everett Snortland
Conrad
Senate
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert Majerus
Walier
Cheetham
Mary N. Baker
U. S
Mrs. Larson Named Ed Smith Campaign County Chairman
Jim Crawford announces Mrs. Jim Larson is Ed Smith for Governor Campaign county chairman. She schedules Smith to speak at a salad bar luncheon hosted by the Teton County Republican Women on Oct. 27 between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. in Chateau. Contributions go to Mrs. Jim Larson at Chateau or to Republican Headquarters after opening Saturday.
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Jim Crawford
Teton County
Jim Larson
Ed Smith
Chateau
Republican
Bird Season Openings Set
The state Fish and Game Commission set pheasant and Hungarian partridge seasons. Pheasant season runs Oct 22 to Nov 26 with a three-bird daily bag except northern Yellowstone County Lake County allow only three cock pheasants daily. Partridge statewide Oct 22 to Nov 26 with a six-bird daily bag. Pheasant and partridge possession limits double the daily bags.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Yellowstone County
Lake County
Yellowstone
Lake
Judge to Campaign in Choteau Today
Democrat gubernatorial candidate Tom Judge will visit Choteau on Thursday October 5. Residents may meet him in the lower Legion hall from 5 30 to 6 p m before he departs for Fairfield for a Democrat rally and dinner in the Community hall.
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Tom Judge
Montana
Choteau
Lower Legion Hall
Fairfield
Studded Snow Tires Legal Again on Montana Roads
Montana allows studded snow tires from October 1 to May 31 each year with emergency use allowed in summer only to reach a repair shop. The Montana Highway Patrol warns against mixing radial and conventional tires and advises replacing all four tires with radials, placing radials on the rear if two are used.
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Montana
Montana Highway Patrol
Conrad Cowboys Extend Streak Over Choteau Bulldogs 42–0
The Conrad Cowboys extended their win streak to 25 with a 42 to 0 victory over the Choteau Bulldogs. Schlepp Kellogg and Stibel starred as Conrad opened strong and cruised to a dominant win with multiple touchdowns and a late Lloyd Rice 60 yard score. Homecoming queen Carla Hodgskiss was crowned at halftime.
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Choteau High School
Carla Hodgskiss
Kathy Nathman
Corrine Baker
Judy Connole
Miss Hodgskiss
Chateau
Conrad
Boys
Choteau
Bulldogs
Schlepp
Cowboys
Kellogg
Lee McCauley
Steve Buck
Buck
Lloyd Rice
Kathy Rathman
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Parents Group
CHS
Lions Pool
Leonard Sheble
Hank Smith
Stan Rathman
Dick Nordhagen
Dale Saunders
Charles Joslyn
Ira Perkins
Hoop la
Bob Zion
Les Otness
Door
Jake Luiistra
Dick Fabrick
Jack Wright
Shorty Gorder
Leo Murphy
Tom McCartney
Dr. A. A. Jordan
Gib Monkman
Enoch Stroh
Bob Armstrong
Ray Kelly
Grant Curtis
Barney McClue
Jack Rogers
Jim Humble
Charles Boussard
Bill Patton
Bill Olsen
W. W.W. Scott
John Dunckel
Pete Ekegren
Marion Averill
Oscar Ekstrom
Vern Smith
Fuzz Armstrong
Don Passmore
Bob Gormley
J. R. Crabtree
Irving Thompson
Jim Smith
Rex Peterson
Bob Richmond
Majerus
Alex Blewett
Republican Party
Jerry Agen
Agen
Helena
James Larson II
Smith Campaign
Conrad Cowboys
Choteau Bulldogs
Shelby
Gene Boyle
Cut Bank Wolves
Boyle
Fort Benton Longhorns
Wolves
Stibel
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