Cut Bank Defeats Choteau 22-18 In Homecoming Battle
Cut Bank Wolves beat Choteau Bulldogs 22-18 in a penalty filled homecoming game at Choteau. Key plays include a first half safety for Choteau and a late fourth quarter TD by Buck to Rich Allen, with Cut Bank’s Bill Hanna adding a 30 yard score. Fort Benton looms next, then Browning closes season.
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Cut Bank
Bulldogs
Choteau
Rich Allen
Mike Thronson
Chateau
Wolves
Kline
Anderson
Dick Dale
McCauley
Buck
Lee McCauley
T.D
Steve Buck
Hannah
Jim Hinman
Smith
Bill Hannah
Allen
Fort Benton Longhorns
Fort Benton
Conrad
Cowboys
Browning Indians
To Meet Saturday Teton Elders Set Annual Meeting
The Teton's oldest settlers will hold their annual meeting this Saturday October 16 at the IOOF and Legion halls starting 6 30 p m with a dinner followed by the business meeting program and dance. Cards will be played for those who do not wish to dance. Annual dues are 1 per person. If unable to attend please send dues to Pearl Tangen secretary treasurer.
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Teton
IOOF
Legion
Pearl Tangen
Hospital District Meetings Set Across Teton County
The Teton Memorial Hospital board schedules public meetings in Fairfield, Chateau, Dutton, and Power to explain a proposed county hospital district. Meetings start at 8 p m on Oct 20 21 27 and 28. Voters will decide on Nov 2. Organizations may request board attendance by contacting Ron Hinman or Jim Humble.
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Fairfield Community Hall
Chateau Legion Hall
Dutton Lions Hall
Power High School
Teton County
Ron Hinman
Chateau Drug
Jim Humble
Education Week Observance To Feature Parent Visitations
The Chateau Public Schools will host a 1971 Education Week with classroom visitations by parents and other observers on Wednesday October 27 from 9 AM to 4 PM. Visitors will receive floor plans, schedules, and may move between classes every four minutes in upper grades with regular activities continuing. Superintendent R W Gormley urges local residents to attend and observe the schools in action.
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Chateau Public Schools
R. W. Gormley
Gormley
Sew It Yourself Style Show Planned by Jayceens
The Jayceen sponsored event will run Saturday Oct 16 at 8 p.m. in the Chateau High School auditorium with Mrs Jim Crawford narrating as models display self made garments. A dress rehearsal is set for Friday at 8 p.m. Entries this year revived the show after fears of cancellation.
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Jayceen
Chateau High School
Jim Crawford
Jayceens
Parenthood Clinic To Start Oct 28
A preparation for parenthood clinic begins Thursday October 28 at 7 30 p m in the board room of Teton Memorial Hospital. It covers pre natal care baby care and a tour of the maternity ward under the direction of Mrs Lawrence Swenson public health nurse and Mrs Howard Koch RN sponsored by the Chateau Jayceens. All expectant parents are welcome.
Teton County 4 Hers Honored At Annual Recognition Dinner
Teton County 4 H members, leaders and guests gathered Oct 3 at Fairfield Community Hall for the annual recognition dinner. About 250 attended as donors were thanked and awards presented including NFC traveling plaque to Carla Hodgskiss and a Sheep trophy to Richard Christy. Robin Baquet received the I Dare You Award with a trip to National 4 H Congress in Chicago.
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Teton County
Fairfield
Riscilla Bergan
Dutton
Glenda Wills
Rodney Peace
Robin Baquet
Richard Christy
Kathy Menghini
Tammy DeBruycker
Karen
Beth Baker
Deb Otness
William Lewis
Carol Guse
Karen Neckstad
Margie Hodgskiss
Carla Hodgskiss
Sally Park
Dick Arensmeyer
Wynn Park
Irene Pfeifle
Alice Briggs
Kathy Tangen
Tom Fuhringer
Sheri Briggs
Alan Peace
Lee Loch
Dennis Loch
Danny Johnson
Linda Smith
Robin Swanson
Kay Arensmeyer
Dale Schuler
Dean Schuler
Greg Phillips
Toni Maltby
Top Cats
Dew Diggers
Doug Young
Miss Baquet
Chicago
Mabel S. Thorson Dies in Choteau at 85
Mabel S. Thorson, 85, died Friday in Choteau. Funeral services were held Monday at Bethel Lutheran Church in Joplin with burial in Joplin Cemetery. She was born in Pigeon Falls Wisconsin and lived near Joplin since 1913. She married Gilbert Thorson in 1905. he died in 1934. Survivors include daughters Gladys Chateau, Vi Leichner Boise, Al Tabor Warm Springs, Beulah Anderson Fairfield, son Cliff Joplin, 13 grandchildren and 16 great grandchildren.
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Mabel S. Thorson
Choteau
Bethel Lutheran Church
Joplin
Thorson
Pigeon Falls
Wis
Gilbert Thorson
Teton Nursing Home
Gladys
Chateau
R. K
Vi) Leichner
Boise
J. E
al) Tabor
Warm Springs
Don (Beaulah) Anderson
Fairfield
Cliff
Solicitors Sought for Scout Drive Kickoff
Chester Corey announces annual Boy Scout fund drive starting with a 9 AM coffee hour at the Lions Club hall. Volunteers who will contact potential donors should attend Saturday’s meeting to receive solicitation cards and help finish the drive quickly with broad organizational cooperation.
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Lions Club Hall
Chester Corey
Fund Drive
Corey
Con Con Candidates Meet Here and Ballot Issues Outlined
Voters have less than three weeks to choose candidates for the special Constitutional Convention to be held Nov 2. District 15 includes Teton Pondera Toole and Glacier counties with four of nine candidates at stake. Also on the ballot are Referendum No 68 and a proposed county hospital district for Teton.
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Teton
Pondera
Toole
Glacier
Elizabeth Graham
of Conrad
Rod Hanson
Fairfield
Joe H. Preputin
Brady
Robert
Jaycees
Jayceens
Teton County
Montana
Teton Memorial Hospital
Hours Announced for Patrons of Choteau Exercise Center
The Body Shop in Choteau at A and E Lanes opens a new exercise center with 25 enrollments. Women’s hours run 9 to 11 am weekdays and 2 to 6 pm Mon Wed Fri Sun, plus 6 to 10 pm Tue Thu Sat. Men exercise 6 to 10 pm Mon Wed Fri Sat and 2 to 6 pm Tue Thu Sat. An open house is planned in early November. Contact Arvid or Kay Sunder for details.
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Choteau
A & E Lanes
Arvid Sunder
Arvid
Kay Sunder
Farm Bureau To Meet Here In Teton County
The Teton County Farm Bureau annual meeting set for Oct 21 includes a 3 p.m. business session at Cornell Hotel and a 6 30 p m dinner in the lower Masonic hall. Officers and delegates to the 1971 state convention will be elected and topics include membership marketing taxation natural resources. Current officers are Don Nelson president Leif Larsen vice president Cyndie Nelson secretary treasurer Bill Jones Jack Nason Herman Bouma and Cloyd Stott with a door prize drawing and special speaker planned. Members of 1971 and 1972 and guests are invited.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Cornell
Masonic Hall
Don Nelson
Leif Larsen
Cyndie Nelson
Bill Jones
Jack Nason
Herman Bouma
Hutterite Child Killed in Accident at New Rockport Colony
A two year old Hutterite girl Mary Wipf was struck and killed by a grain truck at New Rockport Colony east of Chateau on Saturday afternoon October 9 according to County Coroner Lee Zwerner. The driver Mike D Hofer said glare from the sun prevented him from seeing the child. Funeral services were held at the Colony on Monday.
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Mary Wipf
New Rockport Colony
Chateau
Lee Zwerneman
Mike D. Hofer
The
Colony
Democrats Schedule Dinner Meeting for Teton County
The Teton County Democratic Central Committee will hold its regular meeting on Monday Oct 18 at 8 p.m. in the court house in Chateau to elect officers. A Democrats dinner is set for tonight Oct 14 at Fairfield Community Hall starting 6 30 p.m. Senator Dick Ozivi of Great Falls will speak on Sales Tax and Income Tax. Tickets available at the door.
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Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
Court House
Chateau
Fairfield
Dick Ozivi
Great Falls
Swim Party Set For Friday October 29
The annual Chateau swim team awards party will be held Friday October 29 at 7 30 p.m. at the Lions Club hall. More information will be available later.
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Chateau
Lions Club Hall
Capers Plans Under Way At Chateau Chamber Event
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce schedules Capers for November, inviting participants to contact George Higgins or Leonard Blixrud. The two hour program offers laughs and a platform to showcase talent with limited acts and door prizes to thank the community for support.
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The
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
George Higgins
Leonard Blixrud
Chamber
Choteau
Chateau
Carole Baumgartner Dies in Great Falls at 29
Catholic services were held Saturday at St. Joseph's Church Chateau for Carole Elaine Baumgartner 29 who died October 6 in a Great Falls hospital after a short illness. Rosary was held Friday at Zwerneman Mortuary. She was born January 15 1942 at Cut Bank and married Donald Baumgartner July 10 1959 in Choteau. Survivors include her husband parents and several siblings and children.
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St. Joseph's Church
Chateau
Donald
Carole Elaine) Baumgartner
Great Falls
Eugene Pierre
Zwerneman
Zwerneman Mortuary
Bernard Morgan
Helena
Robert Sticka
Havre
Harold Klinker
Fairfield
Robert Duncke
Washington, D. C
Lester W. Smith
Rich
Gail Anne) Wilson
Shelby
Funeral Services Held on Monday For Maria Stefanoff
Mrs. Evan Stefanoff age 81 born February 9, 1890 in Bulgaria died October 8 in a Great Falls hospital. She immigrated to the United States with her husband in 1912 and lived in Ashuelot Montague and Choteau before settling in Choteau where she worked as a Milwaukee Railroad foreman wife. Funeral services held October 11 at 2 p.m. at Choteau United Methodist Church with Zwerneman Mortuary in charge. Burial at Highland Cemetery in Great Falls. Reverend Allen Adams officiated with music by organist Mrs. Ray Ballantyne and vocalist Robert Gronberg. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include two sons Steve Spokane and John Great Falls and three grandchildren. daughter Helen died in 1948. Memorials to Heart Fund or Billy Graham Association.
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Evan
Maria) Stefanoff
Great Falls
Bulgaria
United States
Ashuelot
Montague
Chouteau County
Choteau
Stefanoff
Milwaukee Railroad
Choteau United Methodist Church
Zwerneman
Highland Cemetery
Allen Adams
Ray Ballantyne
Robert Gronberg
John Baker
Ray Bandow
Bill Breuer
Bill Patterson
Bob Patterson
Clarence Steinbacher
Steve
Spokane
John
Helen
Heart Fund
Billy Graham Association
Heart Tournament Signup Under Way
Signup is under way for the annual Bridge for Heart Tournament. Co chairs Mrs. Robert Gronberg and Mrs. M A Johnson say proceeds go to the Heart Fund. Persons interested should contact the chairmen promptly to fix tournament arrangements.
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Robert Gronberg
M. A. Johnson
Heart Fund
Committeeman Nominations Open at ASC Office
Teton County voters are urged to file petitions for ASC community committee posts through Oct 27. This year three signatures suffice, with a candidate’s willingness to serve required. Any eligible voter may sign multiple petitions and a full slate may be added if fewer than six nominees by Oct 27.
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Teton County
ASC Community Committee
Rex Manuel
Teton
ASC
ASCS
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Jody Sabo
Peggy Groth
June Dale
Carol Peterson
Miss Dale
Patty DuPaul
CHS
Con Con
Vermillion
Cedar Aronow
James Cheetham
Waldo Moberly
Frank Whetstone
EF. M. Berthelson
Whetstone
Farm Bureau
Carole Baumgartner
Maria Stefanoff
Heart Tournament
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