City Council appoints Bob Pourroy to Ward I seat
City Council meets to fill two vacancies by appointing Bob Pourroy to Ward I. Mayor James Dellno resigns as mayor, James Hamilton becomes mayor, Sulgrove resigns as city clerk after 25 years. Cooperation sought for ambulance radio equipment. retirement plan discussed for Chateau Police. baby plot monument approved. utility building permit. trailer move approved. garbage truck engine block purchase. city claims approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Pourroy
Pourroy
James Sulgrove
Orville Alison
James Dellno
Council
Teton Memorial Hospital
Humble
Jay Dunckel
Stan Rasmussen
Hanusa Agency
Chateau
County Cemetery Board
Choteau Cemetery
A. C. Burbank
Jessie White
Milton Chester
Hobson Addition
Spring Creek
More Nominations Sought For ASC Community Committee
The Teton County ASC seeks additional nominations for community committee seats. If by Oct. 27 insufficient petitions arrive, current committees will select six nominees each. Nomination requires at least three voter signatures and a pledge to serve if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
ASC
ASCS
Yeager
ASC County Committee
Essie Howard Funeral Rites Held in Augusta
Funeral services for Essie C. Howard 84 were held Saturday in the Augusta Community Church. She died last Monday in Hot Springs South Dakota. Burial followed at Augusta Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Lucile Orcutt and Lois Handy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Community Church
Essie C. Howard
Hot Springs
S. D
Marlow Engberg
Augusta Cemetery
Banks Funeral Home
Richard Weisner
Phil Pings
Fred Scherrer Jr
Charles Willard
Jack Mogenson
Dave Freeman
Arthur Nett
Les Barrett
Henry Cottle
Leo Zimmer
Harold Nett
Jim Burch
Fred Chisholm
Bingham Wellman
Helena
Montana Territory
Flat Creek
East Helena
Augusta
Weston W. Howard
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau
Gilman
O.E.S. and
Chateau Soroptimist Club
E. H. Lucile Orcutt
James
Lois) Handy
Fall Music Festival Date Set at Choteau High
Lloyd Reynolds, music director at Choteau High School, announced the annual Fall Music Festival will be held Sunday October 29 at 8 p m. Public urged to mark the date and support the Choteau musicians on October 29. More details will be released next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Reynolds
Choteau High School
Choteau
Democrat Women To Meet at Power Oct 23
The Democrat Women's Club will meet October 23 at the home of Mrs Paul Brunner in Power. All Democrat women are urged to attend, per secretary Mabel Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democrat Women’s Club
Paul Brunner
Power
Democrat
Mabel Stephens
Mrs. Helen Dunning Dies in Minnesota
Mrs. Helen Dunning, 62, died October 11 after an extended illness in Minnesota. Funeral services were held October 14. Her husband Wayne Dunning had died earlier in 1967. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Dunning returned from Fosston, Minnesota, after attending the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Dunning
Fosston
Minn
Dunning
Helen Dunning
Minnesota
Teton Sportsmen To Meet Tuesday
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association holds its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday October 24 at 7 30 p m in the Chateau Library meeting room with access via the back entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Sportsmen
Teton County Sportsmen's Association
Chateau
Old Settlers Party in Cho teau Saturday Night
Choteau’s oldest settlers hold their 61st annual meeting this Saturday October 21 in the American Legion and Odd Fellows halls. Choteau High School band directed by Lloyd Reynolds performs at 6 p.m. Dinner at 6:30 in the Odd Fellows hall. Bernell Johnson of Fairfield presides. Dancing and cards end the evening.
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Teton
Odd Fellows
Choeau
Choteau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Odd Fellow
Bernell Johnson
Fairfield
Pheasant Season Opens Sunday With Three Bird Limit
The Chinese pheasant season starts this Sunday October 22 at 12 noon and runs through November 26. The bag limit is three pheasants with one allowed to be a hen. Shooting hours are half an hour before sunrise to sunset each day, and during the ringneck season hunters may take six Hungarian partridges daily.
Stereo donated to Teton Nursing Home by community groups
A new stereo and microphone were installed at Teton Nursing Home. Donations came from the Civic Social Club of Chateau, the Teton County High School classes of 1921 22 and 23, Mr and Mrs Gordon Monkman and Mrs William Arensmeyer. Dr John Amend Bozeman installed the system and donated the microphone as a memorial to Mrs Oneida Forseth. The microphone aids church services for residents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Nursing Home
Civic Social Club
Chateau
Teton County High School
Gordon Monkman
William Arensmeyer
John Amend
Bozeman
Oneida Forseth
Milan Dittus
Real Estate Taxes Due Office Announces 1972 Due Dates
County Treasurer Connie Kuster announced that 1972 real estate taxes are due and payable to her office. First payment is due by 5 p.m. November 30 with a 2 percent penalty and 8 percent annual interest if late. Second half is due May 31, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Kuster
County Men Attend Weed Control Course
County officials and weed district personnel attended a Missoula training on Oct. 12 and 13. Speakers covered pesticide environmental effects, safety, application equipment, drift control, and roadside weed management. The course was sponsored by the State Department of Health and Environmental Sciences with the Montana Cooperative Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Bud Olson
Bill Hitchcock
Jerry Wester
Don Becker
Fairfield
Missoula
The
State Department of Health and Enviromental Sciences
Montana Cooperative Extension Service
CHS Music Students Chosen for MEA Conference Performance
Nine girls from Choteau High School join a select group for a Great Falls MEA conference event. Attendees include Jolene Isakson Jean Rada Carolyn Swanson Holly Adams Vicki Perkins Carel Jo Allen Karen Allen Robin Larson Jerri Lee Barrett. Directed by Joyce Eilers, the group will rehearse with peers from Great Falls and perform Friday at 8 p.m. in West Junior High School auditorium. Public admission is free.
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Choteau High School
Great Falls
Montana Education Association
Choteau
Jolene Isakson
Jean Rada
Carolyn Swanson
Holly Adams
Vicki Perkins
Carel Jo Allen
Karen Allen
Robin Larson
Jerri Lee Barrett
Joyce Eilers
Corvallis
Ore
West Junior High School
Drivers Training Program at CHS Reaches Sixty Enrollees
Chateau Public School reports 60 students enrolled in its driver training program as Montana totals about 9 558 teenagers set to finish in the 1971 72 school year. The program features A Safe Start a Uniroyal backed course emphasizing defensive driving and accident-prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherman
Chateau Public School
Montana
Chateau Public Schools
Uniroyal Tire Company
Uniroyal, Inc
Meet the Candidates Draws Small Crowd in Chateau
A sparse audience attended the Jaycees Meet the Candidates program in Chateau, featuring 10 District 15 hopefuls for senator and representative. Candidates from Fairfield to Cut Bank spoke on the new constitution, rural needs, and tax policy, stressing cooperation and fiscal restraint ahead of the coming Legislature.
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Chateau
The
Jaycees
Montana
Everett Snortland
Conrad
District 15
Snortland
Dick Kullberg
Cut Bank
Gordon McOmber
McOmber
Majerus
Rex Manuel Fairfield
Greenfield Community Credit Union
Farms
ASC
Teton County
Manuel
George Johnson
Sen
Johnson
House
Senate
Moonlight Madness Sale Set by Chateau Merchants Saturday
Local Chateau stores plan a Moonlight Madness sale this Saturday night. Shops close at regular hours then reopen 7 p.m. and stay open until 10. Clerks will wear unusual evening attire while shoppers chase bargain prices. This marks the third year of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Reporting Service Crop Survey Scheduled to Begin in October
The Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service will begin its end of season crop survey in mid October. Questionnaires on acreage and production for 1972 will be mailed to about half of the state's farm and ranch operations. Survey results will form county state and national statistics for 1972 and aid producers and agribusiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Helena
Daniel L. Herbert
Montana
Herbert
Republicans Plan Salad Bar Luncheon At Country Club
The Teton County Women’s Republican Club sponsors a salad bar luncheon at Chateau Country Club on Friday Oct 27 with 11 30 am serving. Admission is 1 per person. Ed Smith governor candidate will speak alongside District 15 candidates and wives. Guests include Mrs Waldo Moberly national committeewoman and Mrs Steve Birch Montana Republican Women’s Federation president. Chateau High School Concert Choir will entertain. Public invited to meet candidates and accommodate teachers and workers.
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Teton County
Chateau High School
County Voter Registration For General Election Reported
County Clerk Mary N. Baker reports 3888 residents registered to vote in the November 7 general election in Teton County. Absentee ballots are available at the Clerk’s office with requests due by 12 noon November 6. mailed ballots must be received by election day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary N. Baker
Teton County
Fort Benton Longhorns Top Chateau 22 to 6 in Saturday Contest
Fort Benton defeated Chateau 22 to 6 to avenge a conference loss as Lee McCauley, filling in for injured starter Steve Buck, spearheaded a late surge. Jack Hinman and Moorse connected on a key 58 yard pass play, and Thronson nearly 100 rushing yards led Chateau’s offense.
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Fort Benton Longhorns
Chateau
Fort Benton
Longhorns
Bulldogs
Steve Buck
Lee McCauley
Buck
McCauley
Stone
Longhorn
Moorse
Hyatt
Gene Boyle
Jim Hinman
Choteau
Mike Thronson
Boyle
Baack
Thronson
Jack Hinman
Dave Carlson
Duard Dellno
Greg Martin
Browning
Acantha
Chinook
Malta
Sugarbeeters
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Community Committee
Essie Howard
Old Settlers Party
CHS
Jaycee
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert Majerus
Walier
House of Representative
Bob Stephens
Nels Hemstad
Rex Manuel
Gail Stoltz
Percy DeWolfe
Pondera, Toole
Glacier
Robert McNeel
Stephens
Dutton State Bank
American Legion
Hemstad
Valier
Country Club
Maltan Shelby
Browning Prance
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