Bulldogs Blank Shelby Coyotes in Fourth Straight Conference Win
Choteau defeated Shelby 26 0 to extend its conference winning streak to four while Malta and Conrad each sit at three one loss. The Bulldogs used a stingy defense and punt blocks to score all touchdowns two in the first quarter and one in the fourth with key plays from Anderson Peters Malcott and Sasser. Coach Rose criticized mental lapses but praised guard Gary for steady play as Choteau prepares to face Conrad in Conrad Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Shelby
Conrad
Malta
Bulldogs
Chateau
Coyotes
Artie Anderson
Coyote
Allen Peters
Bulldog
Gary Malcott
Loren Sasser
Anderson
Ronnie Gollehon
Dave Stott
John Rose
Rose
Gary
Teton County 4-H Awards At Wednesday Recognition
The Teton County Extension Agent led a Moose Hall program in Choteau presenting 4-H club awards to about 60 members. Guests included county leaders legislators and livestock producers. LeRoy Luft awarded long service pins and Shirley Snider won the outstanding leader Clover Pearl pin. A Bozeman congress report and a Collins Boosters safety skit closed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Moose Hall
Choteau
Florence Schmidt
Fairfield
Danny Weist
Robert Idland
Betty Evans
Barbee Buchanan
the Moose of
Ella Pfeifle
Power
Karl van Setten
Board of County Commissioners
Nancy Heckford
Luis Aguilar
International Farm Youth Exchange
Ecuador
LeRoy Luft
David
Buchanan
Audrey Davidson
Clara Grossman
LeRoy Johnson
Lowry Larson
Bynum
Lloyd Pedersen
Collins
Shirley Snider
Bozeman
Collins Boosters Club
Pheasant Season Opens in Montana Weekend
Sunday starts the 1963 pheasant season in the Chateau area and statewide. The season runs from noon to November 3 with a bag limit of three roosters and a possession limit of six. statewide populations are better overall, though Teton County and nine others may fare worse. length reduced in parts of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Area
Hills
Teton
Montana
Monday Meet at Chateau Prayer Breakfast Attendees Near 100
About 100 people attended the Chateau Mayors Prayer Breakfast Monday morning. Dr. Dee Heetderks of Bozeman delivered the principal address and urged continuation of the program. He was introduced by Robert Gormley as master of ceremonies with many local officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Dee Heetderks
Bozeman
Heetderks
Robert Gormley
D P. Fabrick Chateau
Martin Olson
Dutton
Jerry Breen
Nels Hemstad
C. O. Juells
Homer Rowland
Leonard Sheble
Fred Barribal
Bill McCauley
C. Fred Crowe
A. Bernard Gravdal
Thomas Grannon
Robert Kelly Announces Long World Tour After Army Service
Robert Kelly to be discharged from the army on October 18 after serving at Clark Air Base in the Philippines. He plans an around-the-world journey starting in Singapore with stops in Bangkok Mandalay and Calcutta, traveling alone for six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kelly
Army
Clark Air Base
Philippines
Raymond Kelly
Singapore
Malay Peninsula
Bangkok
Mandalay
Calcutta
Kelly
Dutton Post Office To Be Remodeled
The U S Post Office Department called for bids on remodeling the Dutton Post Office. Plans include 800 square feet interior space 60 square feet platform and 1500 square feet parking with bids opened Oct 18. Details from D Foster Robertson box 1576 Billings. Acantha notified by telegram from Sens Mansfield and Metcalf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Post Office Department
Dutton Post Office
D. Foster Robertson
Billings
Acantha
Sens
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Mrs. Dick Logan Begins World Tour From Billings
Mrs. Dick Logan of Billings, mother of Mrs. Grant Curtis, left Aug 28 for a world tour. She plans to visit Hawaii, Japan, Formosa, Hong Kong, Singapore, Borneo, Thailand, Burma, India, Iran, Lebanon, Israel, Turkey, Greece and Austria. She intended to visit Saigon but did not. She expects to return to the United States Dec 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Logan
Billings
Grant Curtis
Hawaii
Japan
Formosa
Hong Kong
Singapore
Borneo
Thailand
Burma
India
Iran
Lebanon
Israel
Turkey
Greece
Austria
Saigon
Viet Nam
U. S
Albert Finley Attends National Science Teachers Meet
Chateau High School science teacher Albert Finley returned from a two day regional conference in Grand Forks North Dakota attended by about 310 teachers from eight states and two Canadian provinces. Finley, one of eight national regional directors, led the first session and spoke on student research projects and biology teaching. He brought back equipment and ideas for CHS and discussed a scholarship opportunity for a CHS student at UND next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Finley
Chateau
Grand Forks
N. D
Montana
Wyoming
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Finley
National Science Teachers Association
University of North Dakota
CHS
NDU
Supervisor Election Set This Month
Raymond Kelly announces a Teton County Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor election on Tuesday October 22 from 8 am to 5 pm. The race follows a July tie between Elmer Knaff and Roy Page. Polling locations include Purkett's Store Bynum Moser's Store Pendroy and county extension offices in Choteau and Fairfield. All landowners or tenants in the county may vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Soil and Water Conservation District
Raymond Kelly
Kelly
Elmer Knaff
Choteau
Roy Page
Bynum
Purkett’s
Moser’s
Pendrey
Fairfield
Teton County
Electors plan ASC farmer committeemen election in 1964
Lyall Schaefer, Teton ASC chairman, announces annual farmer and rancher elections for local committees. Nominating petitions run to Nov 1, ballots mailed Nov 15–29, with top three in each community and a county committee chosen in January 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Teton Asc
ASC
Schaefer
Teton County
Rats found in Chateau dump resist elimination say Patton
City public works chief Sangray reports rats at the Chateau dump and in two residences. Dr. Bill Patton says elimination at the dump is nearly impossible due to high reproduction rates and hazards to pets from poison. Mayor Fabrick notes limited sightings while council moves to lease a new dump site for 200 a year and considers the Ramaker sawmill site as an option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Jack Sangray
Wee Sangray
Acantha
Sangray
Bill Patton
Patton
Enoch Stroh
Chamber of Commerce
Fabrick
Leonard Sheble
Joe Ramaker
Mrs Curtis Named Council Co-Chairman In Montana Blood Council
Mrs. Grant Curtis of Chateau was elected co chairman of the Montana Blood Council at its Great Falls meeting to serve a two year term. The council oversees Red Cross blood drawing in Montana with Curtis and Pat Lee of Great Falls as co chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Curtis
Chateau
Montana Blood Council
Great Falls
American Red Cross
Montana
Curtis
Teton County
Henning Kaldor
Dutton
Council
Pat Lee
Clara Baker
Curtis and Lee
Dominic Reed Urges Caution In Judgment at Lions Night
About 75 people attended the Choteau Lions Club ladies night where Dominic Reed a Choteau High School instructor spoke on Look Before You Leap urging moderation in judgments. Tom McCartney reported a net profit around 1027.77 from the Pool Festival with gross revenue about 1668.95. entertainment was by the Chateau High School Double Octet directed by Frank Diener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Lions Club
Dominic Reed
Choteau
Tom McCartney
Lions
McCartney
Carl Field
Ed Schumacher
Charles Tesch
Walter Nelson
Bonkers Ferry
Idaho
Ed McCéllom
The
Chateau High
Schiool
Frank Diener
Frieda Schroder Elected Secretary of National HD Agents
Frieda R Schroder of Teton county extension was elected secretary of the National Home Demonstration Agents Association at the Salt Lake City annual meeting attended by about 600 agents. Schroder will also coordinate communications and serve on the board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frieda R. Schroder
Chateau
Teton County
National Home Demonstration Agents Association
Salt Lake City
Ing
Schroder
Association
Board of Directors
Maxine ‘E. Reeves
Jena
Montana
Family visits spread across two Conrad households
Me cand Mrs Ray Bandow were visited last Thursday by their son Gale and his family of Conrad. Sunday another son Dick and his family, also of Conrad, visited and cut the Bandow home and at the home of Mrs Dick Bandow's parents Mr and Mrs Glen Wiseman.
Services Held For Former Local Clerk Ella Reiquam
Funeral services for Ella Reiquam 76 were held in a Great Falls funeral home. She died Oct. 2 after an extended illness. Reiquam a longtime Chateau area resident and former Hirschberg store clerk, retired as a retail clerk and homesteaded near Big Sandy. Burial was in Highland Cemetery Great Falls. Survivors include nieces Mrs Bob Dellwo Chateau and Mrs Ray Carlson Fairfield and nephew Robert Reiquam Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Reiquam
Great Falls
Carmen Peterson
Belgrade
Minn
Chateau
Reiquam
Hirschberg
Big Sandy
Kenneth Mansfield
Darwin Crane
Roscoe Thompson
Lawrence Ward
Herbert Silberman
Robert Dellwo
Highland Cemetery
Bob Dellwo
Ray Carlson
Fairfield
Robert Reiquam
Pass PUNT and Kick Contest At CHS Field
The Choteau Pass Punt and Kick contest will be held Saturday October 12 at 10 a.m. on the Choteau High School football field. Bob's Ford Sales backs the event with 52 youths ages eight to 11 competing for 12 trophies. Entries match youths by age and judge distance and accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Bob
Ford Sales, Choteau
Bob ‘Dellwo
Flying Club Banquet At The Villager
About 45 persons attended the Ear Mountain Flying Club banquet at The Villager last week. Tom Evenson presided and opened the program with brief talks from Harry Elser of the U S Weather Bureau in Great Falls and Lee Ward of the Federal Aeronautics Agency. Glen Inbody reported on progress on the Chateau airport improvement program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ear Mountain Flying Club
Tom ~Evenson
Harry
Elser
U.S. Weather
Great Falls
Lee Ward
Federal
Aeronautics Agency
Fally
Glen Inbody
Chateau Airport
Alaska
Africa
W Thompson funeral rites held Monday
Wallace George Thompson died after a two month illness at Teton Memorial Hospital. He was 60, born August 9 1903 in Dodge Center Minnesota and lived in Minneapolis before moving to Chateau in 1944. He married Alma Gunnarson in 1924. Thompson was a painter and floor contractor active in civic groups IOOF Moose Lodge 415 Trinity Lutheran Church and scouting. Surviving are his widow a son a daughter three brothers a sister and three grandchildren. Funeral services were Monday at Trinity Lutheran Church with pallbearers Myles Standish Carl Larson Wayne Hart Cal Southard George Beaudéan and Ellard Enderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace George Thompson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Thompson
Dodge Center
Minn
Minneapolis
Chateau
Alma J. Gunnarson
IOOF
Moose Lodge
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wallace R. Beanti Billings
Walter. Wilson Jr
William
Velva
N. D
Neal
Des Moines
Iowa
Gus
Cecil. Churgh
Word
Dodge “Center
A.bernard * Grandal
Myles Standish
Carl Larson
Wayne Hart
Cal Southard
George Beaudean
Ellard Enderson
Moose
Chateau Cemetery
Local Ad Campaign Targets Chateau Area Shoppers
Acantha reports 75 Choteau businessmen join a home town advertising drive organized by the Chamber of Commerce. Chair Mari Faurote notes 77 of about 120 prospects were contacted, with two declines. The seven ad series urges residents to support local merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Acantha
Mari Faurote
Choteau Chamber of Commerce Committee
Faurote
Chamber Committee
Teton Furniture
Chateau
Dinner Guests From Great Falls Included Clough Family
Mr and Mrs Louis Clough and family were guests at a family dinner Sunday in Great Falls. Also attending were Mr and Mrs M A King and Mr and Mrs J C Laurin and family, all of Great Falls, and Mr and Mrs Bill Goebel of Seattle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Clough
Great Falls
M. A. King
J. C. Laurin
Bill Goebel
Seattle
Wash
Purdy to Speak at GOP Meeting in Dutton Legion Hall
Montana agricultural commissioner Lowell Purdy will address the Teton County Republican Club on Tuesday in Dutton Legion hall. Purdy, in office under a year, sparked Montana headlines after letters with Sen. Lee Metcalf criticism and calls for policy changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Purdy
Teton County Republican Club
Dutton Legion Hall
Purdy
Montana
Lee Metcalf
Orville Freeman
Baus
Reg Wilson
Wilson
Teton County
Women’s Republican Club
Marshall Murray
Kalispell
Murray
Wayne Bratten Winnett
Montana State Women’s Federation of Republican Clubs
Two Choteau Grads Attend Falls School
The Acantha corrects two 1963 Choteau High School graduates attending Falls School. Jan Oertel is at Great Falls Business College not Kinnman, and Judy Tangen also attends Great Falls Business College after Miss Tangen’s name was omitted. Superintendent Ed Schiller says the error came from school transcripts and lack of time to verify final destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Choteau High School
Jan Oertel
Great Falls Business College
Kinnman Business College
Judy Tangen
Great Falls Business School
Miss Tangen
Chateau High
Ed Schiller
Dutton Cardinals stay unbeaten in win over Cascade Pirates
Dutton Cardinals beat Cascade 14 0 as Ken Olsen connected on a five yard pass to Barry Fleshman for the first score, then Olson to Phil Johnson for the conversion. Simms led Simms field Tigers to a 27 19 win over Power Pirates as Perk Bjork and Mellinger scored for Power while Loftsgaarden and Grundhauser added conversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Cardinals
Cascade
Pirates
Simms
Power
Egnabaiaes
Ken Olsen
Barry Fleshman
Chuck Thorn
Olson
Phil Johnson
Fleshman
Gene ‘Farnsworth
Tigers
Perk Bjork
Mellinger
Lloyd Loftsgaarden
Paydirt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shelby Coyotes
Gibson Monkman
Leo Murphy
William F. Olsen
Daniel Kennedy
the Good Shepherd
D. P. Fabrick
Mrs. Curtis
Frieda Schroder
HD Agents
Flying Club
W. Thompson
Wallace G. Thompson
Choteau Grads
Falls School
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