Letters to the Editor Highlight Mansfield Address and 4 H Week
The Choteau Acantha prints letters praising Senator Mansfield for his long service and anti crime stance while noting his Vietnam war remarks. A reader shares National 4 H Week reflections praising the program and urging adult leadership to boost enrollment and support for youth activities in Dutton and surrounding communities.
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Choteau
Acantha Choteau
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Vietnam
Senate
House
National Association of Police Chiefs
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Robin Baquet
Dutton
Former Gov. J Hugo Aronson Reluctant Politician
By Robert E. Miller the article recounts J Hugo Aronsons hesitance to enter politics his gradual public service from Cut Bank city council to Santa Rita mayor then state senator and finally governor highlighting his families influence and his Republican stance. It notes the success of his book The Galloping Swede co authored with L O Brockmann and his role in bringing the National Governors Conference to Montana.
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Aronson
L. O. Brockmann
Northern Montana College
Cut Bank
Santa Rita
Rose McClure
Senate
Columbus
Montana
Rose
Arizona
Elks Forfeit Four Conference Wins For Ineligible Player
Augusta Elks lost four conference wins after coach Joe McCracken revealed an ineligible 19 year old played. The row over eligibility dropped Augusta from first to last, despite a 45 to 20 win over Geyser powered by Kent Mosher four touchdowns. Dan Barrett and BJ McDonough contributed. Power’s Pirates stayed tied for first with Stanford after an 18 to 8 win over Best.
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Augusta
Elks
Joe McCracken
McCracken
Geyser
Kent Mosher
Mike Eckerson
Dan Barrett
BJ McDonough
Mosher
Power
Pirates
Stanford
Neuman
Anderson
Pirate
Belt
Dutton
Cardinals
Cold Coins and Marred Testimonies
A preacher uses a tale from a coin press to warn that love for God grows cold. He cites spiritual lukewarmness, apostasy, and fading witness as signs of decline before Christ's return, urging daily Bible study prayer and rededication. The notice closes with "Submitted and Paid for by Choteau Baptist Church."
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God
Jesus
Choteau Baptist Church
Teton Memorial Hospital Daily Admissions and Discharges
Hospital census lists multiple new admissions including Ernest Weist Choteau Jay Hutton Choteau Walt Gregg Augusta Susie Wipf Choteau Rachel Field Choteau Gary Alzheimer Dutton Marie Stenson Choteau Tedde Harruff Fairfield Emil Johnson Choteau Brian Docherty Dutton Lena Olson Choteau Kathleen Woods Conrad Deborah Heyer Fairfield Birth of a son to Glenn Harruff Fairfield Discharged: Baby Boy Pearson Fairfield Frances Juelfs Choteau Still in hospital Lydia Wilson Fairfield Marie Stenson Choteau Cornelius Kooyman Choteau Grace Halvorson Choteau David Harris Fairfield Freda Johnson Choteau Deborah Heyer Fairfield
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Ernest A. Weist
Jay R. Hutton
Walt V. Gregg
Augusta
Susie J. Wipf
Rachel R. Field
Gary E. Alzheimer
Dutton
Marie L. Stenson
Tedde J. Harruff
Fairfield
Emil A. Johnson
Brian R. E. Docherty
Lena A. Olson
Lawrence L. Scott
Kathleen P. Woods
Conrad Deborah L. Heyer
Glenn Harruff
Baby Boy Pearson
Frances M. Juelfs
Lydia R. Wilson
Choteau
Cornelius Kooyman
Conrad
Grace A. Halvorson
David R. Harris
Freda Johnson
Deborah L. Heyer
Social Security rep to visit Chateau October 13
The Social Security representative from Great Falls will be at the commissioner’s office in the courthouse on Tuesday October 13 from 10 am to 12 noon and from 1 to 2 pm. He will assist eligible persons to apply for retirement Medicare disability or survivor benefits.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Court House
Legion Auxiliary notes fall meeting and district report
The C. James Smith Unit No. 6 held its first fall meeting September 28 at Mrs. Elmer Baker's home with Doris Higgins presiding. Guests discussed transfers, summer reports, and upcoming events including October 26 plans with District 8 president Betty Knutson as guest. District 8 Convention in Lewistown July 9–12 featured memorial service, 56 units, and fundraising for Shodair Children's Hospital. Weekend events included a banquet at the Yogo Inn and remarks by National President Mrs. H Milton Davidson.
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C. James Smith
Elmer Baker
Doris Higgins
Mary Peterson
Edith Southard
Dorothea Crocker
Edith
District 8
Betty L. Knutson
Lewistown
Mary Ellen Burns
Betty Knutson
District 8 Convention of the Legion and Auxiliary
Judith Theater
Wamsley
Shodair Children’s Hospital
Lewistown Post
Jean Kabric
Billings
Civic Center
Yogo Inn
Choteau B squad remains undefeated after fifth win
Choteau's B squad notches its fifth straight victory by beating Browning 6 to 0. A Buck to Jenson pass set up the game’s lone TD, with Tim Kelly scoring from 2 yards. Standout on defense was Gary Denison as Coach Fay Buck praises the effort. The Bullpups previously blanked Fort Benton 30 0 and defeated Conrad 18 12, Fairfield 56 0, and Simms 20 0. They schedule Fairfield at home, then Simms at home on Oct 15 and Browning on Oct 19.
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Choteau
Browning
Steve Buck
Bob Jenson
Tim Kelly
Fay Buck
Gary Denison
Fort Benton
Conrad
Fairfield
Simms
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