Choteau Bombs Conrad 47-0 For Northern A Title Hope
Choteau Bulldog football routed Conrad 47-0 as Jack Armstrong rushed for 130 yards and Rusty Dailey 69 yards with two touchdowns. Malta also won 47-0 over Browning to stay even at 5-0 ahead of tonight's Chinook and Cut Bank matchups before the Malta-Choteau Oct. 28 showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Dean
Choteau
Malta
Conrad
Browning
Chinook
Cut Bank
Bulldogs
Jack Armstrong
Rusty Dailey
Bulldog
Veteran's Day Observed Delayed For Local Agencies
Veteran's Day will be observed on November 11 after a state resolution moved the date from October. Federal agencies plan normal business on November 11 while local and state agencies adjust to the new observance. In sports, Chateau bulldogs dominated Conrads with Stott passing for 153 yards and three touchdowns and Armstrong Dailey scoring multiple times.
Cold water slows Eureka Reservoir fish kill during chemical rehab
Eureka Reservoir near Chateau faced slower poisoning as cold water delayed rotenone action during Oct 10 rehabilitation. About 92 boats gathered while fewer rainbow trout 12 to 13 inches were caught, with some anglers not keeping any fish. Biologists note browns may offer trophy potential but don’t stock brown trout. Both Eureka and Nilan expect rainbow stocking next spring.
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Eureka
Chateau
Nilan
Augusta
Department of Fish and Game Fisheries
Manuel Wipperman
Wipperman
Fish and Game
Fish & Game
Bill Hill
Hill
Moonlight Madness Sale Planned by Chateau Merchants
Chateau merchants near two weeks away plan Moonlight Madness for Saturday Nov. 5. Stores close at closing time then reopen at 7 p.m. with super bargains and clerks in special attire. One year event promises a festive shopping treat for Choteau shoppers.
New Counselor For Alcoholism Is Named
A new alcohol and drug counselor will be stationed in Chateau, named by George Bowery acting director of Hill-Top Recovery Center Havre. Barbara Taddonio takes the post for Teton County effective immediately after a year as outreach counselor in Glasgow and prior work at Hill-Top Havre. She has attended numerous seminars on counseling addicts and can be reached at 466-2542 in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
George Bowery
Hill-Top Recovery Center
Havre
Barbara Taddonio
Teton County
Glasgow
Hill-Top
Choteau
Declaratory judgment sought over county doctors' clinic project
Teton County commissioners report Zion Construction Co. owner Robert F. Zion filed a declaratory judgment action in district court seeking clarity on the county authority to build the doctors' clinic. Hearing held by Judge R. D. McPhillips. opinion expected soon.
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Teton County
Robert F. Zion
Zion Construction Co
District Court
R. D. McPhillips
Zion
Montana
Mike Greely
McPhillips
Teton Trail Gift Shop Hosts Bill Ohrmann Showing
The Teton Trail Art and Gift Shop will present a one day showing by Bill Ohrmann, a nationally known wood carver and sculptor, according to owner Dave Crowell.
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Teton Trail
Bill Ohrmann
Dave Crowell
Crowell
Ohrmann
Harold McCracken
Whitney Gallery of Western Art
Cody
Wyo
Blood Drive Nets 68 Pints Amid Donor Shortfall
Monday’s blood drawing collected 68 pints, 7 short of the goal. chairman Mrs. Grant Curtis thanked 15 new donors and listed first time givers including Kay Lee Bryant and William Hodgson, plus longtime supporters such as Glen Inbody the first 7 gallon donor. Rainbow Girls aided the effort and workers handled equipment. Crowell and Ohrmann were noted for upcoming displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Curtis
Dan Kleinsasser
Linda J. Kleinsasser
Elaine Scott
Ann Clarke
Emile Kimmel
Kaylee Bryant
Marc Baker
William Ohmcke
Becky Gilmer
Tim Anderson
William Richter
Ben Swenson
Carl Richards Sr
George Withrow
Chateau
Elizabeth J. Kleinsasser
Miller Colony
Nancy Watson
Fairfield
Bob Hollar
Great Falls
Steven Seidel
Havre
Glenn Sparks
Shelby
William Hodgson
Conrad
Curtis
Rainbow Girls
Oldest Settlers 66th Reunion Planned in Teton County
Plans are finalized for the Oldest Settlers 66th Reunion at the Chateau pavilion at 6 30 p m Saturday Oct 22 with Bill Jones as president The program includes mood music by Mike Horak a dinner served by the CowBelles a brief business meeting and officer elections. Nora Malone will recount local history and a memorial ceremony will honor deceased members. The Toenges Orchestra will play for dancing and a snack bar will be run by Robert Davidson. Eligible attendees are residents of Teton County for 20 years and Montana for 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Chateau Pavilion
Bill Jones
Mike Horak
Collins
Teton County
Nora Malone
Montana
City Leaf Pickup Under Way Across Streets
City crews are collecting leaves along streets. Residents should rake leaves to the curb for pickup and disposal. Do not place leaves in alleys as the vacuum truck cannot operate there. Place bagged debris near garbage cans in alleys for collection.
Numerous Topics Deliberated At Saturday Town Meeting
A small crowd attended the first Town Meeting at Jaycee Hall with 18 to 20 residents present. The steering committee set a new date for November 16 at 8 p m. A telephone survey found little to complain about with Transportation seen as the main shortcoming. Mayor Jim Hamilton discussed alley maintenance costs and gravel stock for pot holes while residents debated fund drives and a possible United Fund option. A volunteer panel led by Dick Young will study the city’s house numbering system, and the meeting closed with Nov 16 as the next gathering date.
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Jaycee Hall
Chateau
Jim Hamilton
United Fund
Dick Young
Wis
Farmers Asked to Nominate ASC Committeemen Candidates
Farmers are asked to nominate candidates for the ASC community committee ballot. George Withrow, acting executive director of the Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, urges local participation as the ASC committee election approaches.
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ASC
George Withrow
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Withrow
ASCS
Local Quilts Entered In Good Housekeeping Contest
Two quilts from Chateau and one from Marge Cannon are among ten Montana finalists in Good Housekeeping quilt contest. Ila Standish designed Montana Splendor depicting wildflowers, while Keepsake by Mrs Cannon features 12 appliqued squares. Both quilts were quilted by Josephine Mass of Sun River.
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Chateau
Montana
Good Housekeeping
The
Teton Medical Center Auxiliary
Marge Cannon
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Ila Standish
Auxiliary
All-State Chorus Selections From Chateau High
Rosemarie Stokes and Darla Armstrong of Chateau High School were chosen for the All-State chorus to perform at the All-State Music Festival in Billings Senior High School on Friday October 21. Rehearsals span two days, under the direction of Dr. Charles Hirt.
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Chateau High School
Rosemarie Stokes
Darla Armstrong
Billings
Charles Hirt
University of Southern California
Miss Stokes
Gerald Stokes
Pendroy
Miss Armstrong
Darwin Armstrong
Chateau
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Teton River
Jack Stott
Ken Spinder
Dean
Armstrong
Dailey
Stott
Skip Higgins
Higgins
T.D
Murray
Cowboy
Oldest Settlers
Grams
Diamond Valley
Agawam
Cordova
Farmington
Bynum
Bole
Power
Dutton
Greenfield
Anderson
Dave Healow
Healon
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