Sun River Game Preserve Abolishment Favored by Montana Fish and Game
Montana Fish and Game Commission recommended abolishing the 1913 Sun River Game Preserve and set cow calf quotas for Sun River Areas 425 42 and 424 Elk hunting zones. Opponents from Cascade County Wildlife Association vow to fight the move claiming the preserve protects the elk herd and is unique in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Gallatin
Cascade County Wildlife Association
Augusta Area
Game Commission
Sun River Range
Choteau
Montana
Cohn
Helena
James Mitchell
Great Falls
Fish and Game Game
Fish and Game Commission
Sun River Game Preserve
Don Osburn
Legislative Committee
Cascade Sportsman’s Group
Osburn
United States
Cascade County Wildlife Associaion
Nora R Miller rites set at LDS Church
Funeral services for Nora R. Miller 89 will be held today Thursday Oct 12 at 11 am at the Chateau Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. She died Monday Oct 9 in a Great Falls hospital. Burial is at Provo City Cemetery. She is survived by a daughter, seven grandchildren, 23 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild, plus two sisters and four brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Nora R. Miller
Great Falls
Roland Peters
Earl Hollar
Andrew Jenson
Donald LaBaugh
Harry Stott
Doug Crary
Dick Nordhagen
Tom Stott
Ike Hitchcock
Leslie Stott
Darell Stott
G. O. Stott
Roy Stott
Bert Stott
Provo City Cemetery
Provo
Utah
Hoytsville
Fern Miller
Twin Falls
Idaho
Clara Marrett
James H. Rodeback
Pleasant Grove
Noah Rodeback
Vernal
Democrats Rally and Banquet in Fairfield Pre-Election
Teton County Democrats gathered at the Fairfield Community Hall for a rally and banquet. Lt. Gov. Thomas L. Judge and candidates Lou Boedecker Gordon McOmber Percy De Wolfe Rex Manuel Gail Stoltz addressed the crowd amid discussion of property tax relief welfare reform and state fiscal policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fairfield
Thomas L. Judge
Lou Boedecker
Gordon McOmber
Percy de Wolfe
Cut Bank
Rex Manuel
Gail Stoltz
Jer
Robert Stephens
Dutton
George R. Johnson
Elmer Erickson
Judge
City leaf pickup starts when weather allows
The city crew began leaf collection with a recently purchased vacuum and will make periodic rounds. Residents should call the city office to arrange pickup and disposal. Burning leaves is illegal by state law, and residents are asked to rake leaves into the streets for efficient vacuuming before disposal at the landfill.
Grand OES Officer To Visit Chateau
Mrs. William Seymour, Worthy Grand Matron of the Montana Order of the Eastern Star, will pay an official visit to Chateau Fidelity Chapter No. 18 in Billings at 8 pm on Wednesday October 11. All members invited. A luncheon for officers and Mrs. Seymour will be served at 12 noon in the Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Seymour
Mass Agate
Billings
Grand Chapter
Montana
Order of the Eastern Star
Chateau Fidelity
Masonic Temple
Pearl Coleman
Fidelity Chapter
Seymour
Girl Scout Official To Visit Choteau Next Wednesday
National Girl Scouts official Mabel A. Hammersmith, from New York, will visit Choteau on October 18 on her way to the Dallas National Council meeting. She will tour the Mini-Park meet local leaders, film the park for a documentary, and attend a library tea at 2:30 p.m. A lunch and tea, with slides and displays, are open to the public and she will be joined by Big Sky Council representatives from Great Falls.
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Mabel A. Hammersmith
New York
Girl Scouts of U. S. America
Choteau
Girl Scout National Council
Dallas
Tex
Miss Hammersmith
Big Sky Girl Scout Council
Great Falls
Chamber Caps Capers Date Plans Set for Nov 18 Show
The Chamber Capers variety program is set for Saturday November 18 in the Chateau High School auditorium. Organizers seek local acts and invite interested performers to contact George Higgins Gale Isakson or Jack Rogers. The Ring a Ding Listers are negotiating for a finale, tentative pending approval.
Teton County Democrats Schedule October Meeting
County Chairman Henry Mc Dunn Dutton announces a regular Democrat meeting set for Monday October 16 at 8 pm in the Choteau courthouse. All interested persons are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Henry McDunn
Dutton
Court House
Choteau
Choteau Heads to Fort Benton for Saturday Showdown
Choteau travels to Fort Benton for a 1 30 p m Saturday game. Fort Benton aims to rebound after a 28 21 loss to Conrad with Bill Moorse and Curt Regal leading a potent offense and a strong defense. Fort Benton has scored 107 and allowed 68 while Choteau has 26 points for and 82 against through four games.
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Fort Benton
Conrad Cowboys
Conrad
Schlepp
Choteau
Bill Moorse
Curt Regal
Longhorns
Bulldog
Gene Boyle
Cut Bank
Montana
Firemen Sponsor Annual Dance to Aid Equipment Needs
Chateau Firemen host a public dance this Saturday night October 14 at the city pavilion with music and dancing starting at 9:00 PM. Admission is 2.50 per couple. advance tickets available from any fireman. Proceeds fund smaller gear and incidentals, part of Fire Prevention Week outreach led by Fire Chief Art Anderson.
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Chateau
Art Anderson
Anderson
Meet the Candidates Program Planned Tonight at Moose
The public is invited to a Meet the Candidates program Thursday Oct 12 at 7 30 p m in the Moose Hall Cho teau. The Choteau Jaycees sponsor the event and most District 15 candidates are expected to attend. The floor will be open for questions and refreshments will follow.
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Moose Hall
Choteau
Choteau Jaycees
District 15
Chateau
Moonlight Madness Prompts Merchant Preparations
Merchants gather plans for Moonlight Madness set for Saturday evening October 21, promoted by the Chateau Chamber of Commerce. Rex Peterson urges costumes and broad merchant cooperation to boost turnout and maximize Moonlight Specials and local bargains.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Rex Peterson
Peterson
Neiswender Dies at 87 in Choteau Friday
Frank Neiswender 87 died Friday October 6 at the Bob Crocker home where he resided. Services were held at Banks Chapel Choteau with Rev. Howard Hogue officiating and burial in Choteau Cemetery. Born January 15 1885 in Silver Lake Kansas he moved to Montana in 1910 and to the Collins area in 1917. He married Anna Pierson in 1918. she died in 1959. A son Arnold died in World War II. There are no known survivors.
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Banks Chapel
Choteau
Frank Neiswender
Bob Crocker
Howard Hogue
Glen Inbody
Carl Eklund
Lee Revear
Clark Inbody
Robert Crocker
Herold Depner
Neiswender
Silver Lake
Kan
Russian Wheat Deal debated by Montana farmers in Chateau
Jim Stephens of the Montana Grain Growers Association urged action at the Teton County Farmers Union meeting in Chateau over the Soviet Union buying more than a billion dollars in U S grain. He cited insider trading, lack of USDA detail, and risk to long term markets in Japan Taiwan Korea and the Philippines. He warned U S exporters and taxpayers face profits for Russians and urged prepared response to protect grain markets.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Jim Stephens
Teton County
United States
Russia
Sian
U. S. Department of Agriculture
MGGA
Stephens
USDA
Earl Butz
Clifford Hardin
Asia
Japan
Taiwan
Korea
Philippines
Canada
Australia
Christina Sulgrove Services Held In Choteau
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Banks Chapel in Choteau for 90 year old Christina Sulgrove who died Sunday at Teton Nursing Home. Rev. Allen Adams officiated and burial followed at Choteau Cemetery. Survivors include a son James, daughters Mary Chorpening and Sadie Hood, a sister in Prince Edward Island, 16 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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Banks Chapel
Choteau
Christina Sulgrove
Teton Nursing Home
Allen Adams
Norman Brown
John Peterson
Martin Rose
William Olsen
Tom Moore
Jess Bleecker
George Coffey
Percy Robinson
Lee Brown
John Dunckel
Carl Gulbrandsen
Henry Robison
L. R. Sheble
H. W. Bateman
Sulgrove
Lyndale
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Montana
James Sulgrove
Phytician Sisters
Teton
Presbyterian Church
James of
Mary Chorpening
de Land
Fla
Sadie Hood
Arizona
Katie Wood
John
George
Kenneth
Absentee Voting Reminder for General Election
Registered voters and especially college students who expect to be absent from polling places on November 7 are urged to apply with the Teton County Clerk and Recorder for absentee ballots. Ballots are expected to be received from the printer by October 20 and those voting absentee may do so after that date.
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Teton County
Citizenship Award Contest Set By Soroptimist Club
The Soroptimist Club of Chateau and Vicinity announces its 12th annual Citizenship Award contest to promote good citizenship ideals among high school seniors. Eligible seniors must display good character and notable service leadership. local schools Power, Dutton, Fairfield, Augusta and Chateau participate. The winner receives 100 cash locally and enters regional competition for a chance at 1000 and a finalist award of 1500 in the national contest.
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Power
Dutton
Fairfield
Augusta
Chateau
Dick Kullberg Campaigns In Chateau Stop
Republicans candidate Dick Kullberg campaigned in Chateau with a short hand shaking event. He urged voters to avoid new taxes and to live within Montana’s income, noting rising concern over talk of finding new revenue sources.
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Dick Kullberg
Chateau
Kullberg
Montana
Lee Nordahl Day Proclaimed In Choteau
Choteau市 proclaims Lee Nordahl Day on Monday as POW MIA remembrance ties to Gov Anderson declaring Oct 16 POW MIA Day. Lt Commander Lee Nordahl a POW MIA since 1965 after plane down over North Vietnam. Churches urged to ring bells at 1 p.m. and pray for missing service members.
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Forrest Anderson
Montana
Choteau
James Hamilton
Lee Nordahl
Ed Nordahl
Teau
North Vietnam
Vietnam
Lee Woordahl
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Fish and Game Department
Carl Harbaugh
Jordan
Arnold Rieder
Boulder
LDS Church
Nora Miller
State Investment Commission
Triangle
E. V. Omholt
Grand Oes
Girl Scout
Democrat
Boyle
Bulldogs
Cut Bank Terriory
Wolves
Steve Smith
Converson
Jim Hinman
Dick Dale
Lee McCauley
Jerry Breen
Browning
Chinook
Malta
Shelby
Firemen
Moose
F. Neiswender
Tions Hapmer
Soroptimist Club
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