Accidents investigated by Montana Patrol in past week
Three crashes reported in Montana during the week. Daniel Huidekoper's trailer with two horses rolled over on Secondary 221 near Chateau. one horse escaped, the other injured. James Arensmeyer, 19, of Chateau, and Ben Harvey, 17, from Fort McCloud, were uninjured after a single car left U.S. 89 near Pendrey. Arensmeyer cited for reckless driving. Carl Hanson, 19, of Chateau, and Clyde Allen, 45, of Augusta, damaged vehicles on Highway 287 near the Heber Vance farm. Hanson cited for failing to share the roadway. Patrolman cited local fatality count and urged careful driving.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Daniel Huidekoper
Huidekoper
Walt Carrier
Roger Kelly
Allan Michaels
Conrad
U.S. 89
Pendrey
James Arensmeyer
Arensmeyer
Ben Harvey
Fort McCloud
Alto
Canada
Carl Hanson
Augusta
Heber Vance Farm
Clyde Allen
Hanson
Greg Szudera
Great Falls
Kelly
Teton County
CHS Girls Basketball Team Extends Conference Win Streak
CHS girls basketball coached by Lee Reynolds won two conference games last weekend defeating Fort Benton and Cut Bank. The Cougars rise to a 3-1 conference record and face Browning and Great Falls High away this week with games on Thursday at Browning followed by a trip to Great Falls High.
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Lee Reynolds
Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Chateau
Browning
Great Falls High
Five Methodist Women Attend Helena Meeting
Five United Methodist Women from Chateau attended the Great Falls district meeting in Helena. Reports covered the Women's Division TV monitoring of family and prime time TV and the national small farms project.
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United Methodist
Chateau
Great Falls
Helena
Ken Depner
Bob Pourroy
Willard Paulus
Ed Schilling
Herb Styren
Billings
Schilling
Paulus
Paullus
Allen Adams
Adams
Queen Rebekah Lodge to Meet for Practice
The Queen Rebekah Lodge will hold a special practice on Monday October 18 at 7 30 p m to prepare for the Assembly officers visit on October 20.
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Rebekah
Queen Rebekah Lodge
Assembly
Lions Club Pool Festival Set For Saturday Night Fun
The Lions Club hosts a pool festival at the Chateau pavilion this Saturday at 7 pm with nearly 20 games for all ages. Proceeds fund pool operations. bake sale items can be picked up by calling Leo Murphy.
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Lions Club
Chateau Pavilion
Lions
Don Passmore
Leo Murphy
Country Store
Passmore
Choteau High Homecoming Friday clash with Fort Benton
Coach Rich Dean’s Choteau Bulldogs host the Fort Benton Longhorns on Friday for homecoming. Choteau aims for a third straight win after a 2-2 start two conference victories, while Fort Benton looks to rebound after a five overtime loss to Cut Bank in a record setting game.
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Rich Dean
Choteau Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Choteau
Longhorns
Cut Bank Wolves
GOP Luncheon to Honor Ron Marlenee in Idaho
Ron Marlenee the Republican candidate for U S Representative will be the guest at a Salad Bar Luncheon this Thursday Oct 11 in the Chateau pavilion sponsored by the Teton County Republican Central Committee Luncheon starts 11 a m with chances to visit Marlenee and other candidates An antique show and entertainment accompany the event. Queen candidates for Friday Homecoming were announced Jeannie Dellwo Mary Rathman Robin Rose Jacque Jensen all seniors The queen will be chosen by the student body and crowned at halftime. The Longhorns defense and Davison lead Fort Benton offense while Chateau struggled to score 210 pound fullback. Fort Benton has 30 points in four games 17 allowed to Cut Bank last weekend. Chateau also struggled but beat winless Shelby 33 points in a good night. Friday�s homecoming looks like a close contest.
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Great Falls
Chateau
Fort Benton
Cut Bank
Choteau
Jacque Jensen
Laura Stott
Susie Linville
Cathy Fellows
Dru Nordhagen
Theresa Scott
Jackie Shaw
Marlene Shaw
Wolves
Ron Marlenee
U.S
Chateau Pavilion
Teton County
Republican Central Committee
Marlenee
Jeannie Dellwo
Jim Dellwo
Mary Rathman
Stan Rathman
Robin Rose
John Rose
Henry Jensen
Longhorns
Matt Davison
Shelby
Bulldogs
Ken Spinder
Agian
John Buck
Buck
Armstrong
Bulldog
Luck
Bill Smith
Jeff Hirsch
Coyote
Perkins
Dean
Mark Armstrong
Rich Carroll
Mike Hamilton
Gary Passmore
Kelly Hirsch
Jack Armstrong
Rock Perkins
AFS Tea Social. Homecoming Actions Overshadow Shelby Game
The AFS chapter hosts a get acquainted tea for Rosa Ruiz Santillan on Sunday October 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Tom Evenson's home as past Chateau exchange students attend. Chateau dominates Shelby 33 to 0 with Ken Spinder and John Buck scoring for Choteau. Fans may attend a Wednesday game film at the high school.
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The
American Field Service
Rosa Ruiz Santillan
Tom Evenson
AFS
Chateau
Seven Chateau Musicians Named to All State Festival
Chateau High School joins 360 students selected for All-State band orchestra and choir to perform October 21 to 23 in Missoula. Chorus members include Rosemarie Stokes Jeannie Dellno Kand yce Thompson Laura Stott Rock Perkins Greg Alzheimer and Marc Arensmeyer.
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Chateau High School
Missoula
UM Fine Arts
Chateau
Rosemarie Stokes
Jeannie Dellno
Kandyce Thompson
Laura Stott
Rock Perkins
Greg Alzheimer
Marc Arensmeyer
Harvest Dinner at Chateau United Methodist Church
The Chateau United Methodist Women announce a harvest dinner this Saturday October 16. A buffet starts at 5 p.m. featuring roast turkey with trimmings and an iced salad bar. The general committee promises varied entertainment while guests are served.
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Chateau United Methodist
Mayor seeks public view on flood plain status in Choteau
Choteau Mayor Jim Hamilton announced that federal authorities may designate the town as flood prone. He urges residents to protest to be excluded or to support inclusion, noting insurance costs and restricted new construction. Letters should describe local flood conditions from 1975.
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Choteau
Jim Hamilton
Hamilton
Chateau
Choteau Food Market Under New Ownership
Choteau Food Market changes hands this week as Mr and Mrs Roger White purchase the store from former employer Mr and Mrs Leonard Sheble. The market has long been a Choteau landmark, bought by the Sheblies over 21 years ago from the late E R Brick ONeil.
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Roger White
Leonard Sheble
The
Sheblies
E.R. “Brick” O'Neil
White
Choteau
Jessie White
Choteau Jaycees
Mrs. White
Deer Permits Do Not Allow Second Deer
A Montana hunting advisory clarifies that deer licenses and deer permits are distinct. A permit adds choice but does not authorize taking a second deer or more than one deer in the 1976 season.
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Montana
Steve Bayless
Information Bureau
Bayless
Woodahl to Visit Teton County Friday For Campaign
Attorney General and gubernatorial candidate Bob Woodahl will travel to Teton County Friday Oct. 15. He will start in Chateau at 10 a.m. greet former associates then visit Skyline Lodge residents before continuing to Fairfield and Dutton for additional campaign stops.
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Bob Woodahl
Teton County
Woodahl
Chateau
Skyline Lodge
Fairfield
Dutton
Banquet Draws Large Crowd for Democrat Rally in Chateau
A large crowd of Teton County residents attended a Wednesday Democrat rally at the Chateau pavilion featuring Gov. Tom Judge and U.S. House candidate Tom Towe. Judge recapped Montana gains since 1968 and urged continued Democratic control to expand education, reform taxes, and protect natural resources. Towe pressed agriculture and energy issues, calling for higher CCC loan guarantees and limits on beef imports. Representatives and local officials spoke or sent letters supporting Democratic tickets and reform efforts.
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Teton County
Chateau Pavilion
Tom Judge
Tom Towe
Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
U.S
McOmber
Towe
Ron Marlenee
CCC
Democrat
Henry McDunn
Dutton
Judge
Ford
Washington
Montana
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Choteau High
Gop
Choteau Food Market
Congress
Democratic Party
Rex Manuel
Paul Hatfield
Supreme Court
Hatfield
Democrat Central Committee
Ennola Baggenstoss
Pat McKittrick
Walter Mondale
Maureen Perry
Georgia
Ruth Rice
Superintendent of Public Instruction
John Melcher
Jerry Mitchell
Mike Greely
Marilyn
Neil J. Lynch
Jack
Mee
Thomas L. Judge
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