Choteau Bulldogs Rally Past Browning 8-7 in Nailbiter
Choteau Bulldogs overcome a late deficit to beat Browning Indians 8-7 as John Buck connected with Keith Van Setten for a second quarter touchdown and Rich Carroll recovered a fumble to seal the win. Coach Rich Dean’s squad improves to 1-0 in a season with upcoming games at Shelby and Fort Benton.
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Rich Carroll
Ken Spinder
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Keith van Setten
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Mike Hamilton
Rock Perkins
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Chinook
Moonlight Madness Set for Nov 6 by Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce scheduled Moonlight Madness for Saturday November 6. Merchants are urged to participate to ensure a record turnout. The meeting also covered pre Christmas store opening hours to be set later and a possible winter carnival at Chateau linked to a Teton Pass Recreation Area event. Mayor Jim Hamilton discussed a federal flood survey affecting Chateau and urged residents to protest potential inclusion to avoid constriction of new construction.
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Choteau Firemen Plan Annual Dance This Saturday Night
Choteau firemen host their annual dance this Saturday at the city pavilion. Music by the Toenyes Family Orchestra starts at 9 30 p m. Admission is 2 50 per couple with 1 extra for lunch. Proceeds aid small equipment purchases. Fire Chief notes Fire Prevention Week October 3–9 and urges safety checks of garages basements attics for fire hazards.
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City Pavilion
Toenyes
Dance
Adolph Kadubeck
Arvid Sunder
Chateau
R Marlenee To Visit Here On October 14
Local Republicans sponsor a Salad Bar Luncheon on Thursday October 14 in the Chateau pavilion to honor Ron Marlenee Republican candidate for the U S House. The $1.50 luncheon begins at 11 a m with a chance to meet Marlenee and other candidates. An antique show and entertainment are planned with advance tickets available from listed local organizers.
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Chateau Pavilion
Ron Marlenee
U.S. House of Representatives
Marlenee
John Dunckel
Marcy Yeager
Mabel Crane
Mary Baker
Betty Jo Malone
Mary Schoonmaker
Chateau
Anita Jones
Bynum
Dorothy Mangold
Fairfield
Irene Hemstad
Dutton
Warm September With Sparse Rainfall Across City
In September there were only three days with measurable precipitation. A shower on September 17 dropped .90 inch at the Chateau Weather Checking Station, totaling 1 inch for the month. The high reached 90 on the 1st, 5th, and 6th, while the low was 34 on the 8th.
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Chateau
Hiding Place shown at Chateau amid WWII Dutch resistance
Corrie ten Boom's Haarlem watch shop becomes a hub for aiding Jews as Nazis occupy Holland. The Gestapo raid the house. Betsie and Corrie face Ravensbruck imprisonment with fellow prisoners. Betsie dies. Corrie is released by clerical error and continues spreading hope.
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Eileen Heckart
Range Council Tour Near Choteau At Newman Ranch
The Teton Range Council held a wellattended tour at the Newman Ranch northwest of Choteau. About 95 ranchers agency staff and FFA youth from Choteau Fairfield and Augusta attended.
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Gary Olson
Teton Range Council
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Joel Wirack
Soil Conservation Service
Bill Jones
Teton Range
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Rev Gannon Named to Head Teton Clergy
Rev Thomas J. Gannon was elected president of the Teton Clergy Council at a county clergy meeting. He succeeds Rev Carl Krusi of Fairfield who held the office for the last year. Gannon pastors St William’s Catholic Parish in Dutton and serves as dean of the Catholic Clergy of the Conrad Deanery covering Browning Heart Butte Cut Bank Shelby Walier Sunburst Conrad Dutton Power Fairfield Augusta Chateau.
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Country Club Potluck Set for October 7
The Chateau Country Club hosts an October potluck on Thursday at 7 p.m. Dinner will be served and all Country Club members are urged to attend.
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Chateau Country Club
Country Club
Ten Vehicle Crashes Cause Property Damage in Teton County
A week’s highway patrol report lists 10 crashes with 16 people and 2 animals involved. No serious injuries occurred as vehicles collided with ditches fences and a dirt bank. the only fatalities were a calf and a deer.
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Teton County
Highway Patrol
Lions Pool Festival planned with multiple community events
Plans are under way for the Lions Club Pool Festival on Saturday in the city pavilion with 20 games and a country store. Proceeds fund the Chateau swimming pool and other charity efforts. volunteers are needed for setup and baked goods donations. A turkey dinner sponsored by the Methodists runs the same day, starting at 5 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. for the festival.
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City Pavilion
Lions Civic Charity Fund
Chateau
Lions
Leo Murphy
Woodahl Plans Choteau Campaign Visit
Attorney General Bob Woodahl will campaign for governor in Teton County on Friday October 15. He starts in Choteau at 10 a.m. meeting with the local committee at the Cornell then visits Skyline Lodge before continuing to Fairfield and Douton later in the afternoon.
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Teton County
Woodahl
Choteau
Cornell
Skyline Lodge
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Immerman Guilty Of Drug Charge After Trial
Mike Immerman of Chateau was found guilty of criminal sale of drugs after a two day trial. Sentencing is scheduled for October 19 and he remains free on his own recognizance. Sheriff Pete Howard reports two arrests for burglary and felony theft connected to the Chateau Drug break in. They will be arraigned in District Court for trial setting.
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Chateau
Immerman
Pete Howard
Sportsmen Set October Meet
The Teton County Sportsmen Association will meet October 12 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau Library. President Ray Scott notes camping restrictions in the national forest may be discussed and a ranger may explain the proposal. Members planning forest camping are urged to attend.
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Teton County
Methodists State Dinner at The Chateau Oct 16
The United Methodist Church will sponsor a turkey dinner on Saturday October 16 with serving starting at 5 pm Admission is 38 dollars for adults 1 50 for grade school children and preschoolers attend free Entertainment is planned for those in line with the meal organizers providing wait time entertainment
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Chateau United Methodist Church
No Examiner Next Tuesday
The driver examiner will not be in Chateau on Tuesday October 12 due to other commitments. He will be available for driver license exams on each Tuesday thereafter.
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Chateau
Soroptimists Set Meetings in Library Rooms
The Soroptimist Board of Directors will meet at 11 a.m. on Monday October 11 in the Chateau Library meeting room. The regular club meeting follows at 1 p.m. on Thursday October 14 at the library.
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