Teton County Creates Fire Protection District
Teton county commissioners place areas outside the Chateau city limits in a fire protection district. The district covers about 90 homes within a two mile radius and funds will support services and equipment through special assessments. Protection awaits city notification to include the district in the city area.
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Teton County
Chateau City
Teton County Commissioners
Chateau
City of
Bud Taylor
Taylor
Choteau Moves Toward 2 A.M. Bar Closing After Readings
The Choteau City Council advanced ordinances regulating liquor and beer sales, setting a 2 a.m. bar closing and leaving final approval for Nov 4. If enacted, 2 a.m. hours would start 30 days after. Petitions could trigger a town election on the issue. Opposition cites safety and nuisance concerns while bar owners seek parity with nearby towns. Public works chief Sangray reports likely gophers in the dump and added rat poison.
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Choteau
Chateau
Bato-And-Ai-Béit
Jack Sangray
City Public Works
Columbia
Carnival final report shows Lions Club profit
The Chateau Lions Club pool festival yielded a profit of 1080.90 with gross 1727.75 and expenses 646.85. President Rex Peterson and Tom McCartney praised members, noted eyeglasses purchases for a Chateau girl, and introduced 4-H leaders Judy Larson and Coy Davidson while Raymond Kelly spoke on safety. Next meeting set for November 12.
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Chateau Lions Club
Tom McCartney
McCartney
Rex Peterson
Lion
C. G. Monkman
L. C
Kathy Stokes Wins College Recognition
Kathleen Stokes, a 1963 Chateau High School graduate from Pendroy, received a gold medal at Gonzaga University Spokane for high school scholastic achievement and college entrance exam performance. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald G. Stokes.
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Kathleen Stokes
Chateau High School
Gonzaga University
Spokane
Miss Stokes
Gerald G. Stokes
Highway Patrol examiner to visit Chateau court
The Montana Highway Patrol driver’s license examiner will be in Chateau on Monday and Tuesday October 28 and 29 at the courthouse from 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m. Applicants should see the examiner before 11 a.m. or 4 p.m.
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Montana Highway Patrol
Chateau
Burglar Strikes Malone Ranch Steals Auto
A 1955 Chevrolet owned by Jesse Malone was stolen from the Flying U ranch northwest of Chateau Saturday night. Sheriff Al Becker named Matthew Patrick as a suspect and the car was found wrecked east of Fairfield. Thieves also took two shotguns three rifles a portable typewriter radio and other items with most recovered. A separate burglary at Greenfield Farmers Oil in Fairfield yielded 30 dollars a battery and a charger.
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Jesse Malone
Flying U Ranch
Chateau
al Becker
Matthew Patrick
Malone
Becker
Fairfield
Greenfield Farmers Oil
Lutefish Dinner Set by Trinity Lutheran Women
The women of Trinity Lutheran Church schedule their annual lutefish dinner for Saturday November 2 with serving starting at 5 p.m.
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The
Trinity Lutheran Church
Major Gronberg Leads Top B52 Crew at Amarillo Base
Major Richard N Gronberg of Chateau is a navigator bombardier on the B52 crew named best of 26 in the 461st Bombardment Wing SAC Amarillo AFB Texas. He and five crew members were ranked best for the first half of 1963. He is son of Mr and Mrs Martin Gronberg of Chateau and brother of Howard and Robert Gronberg, Choteau businessmen.
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Richard N. Gronberg
Chateau
Strategic Air Command
Amarillo Air Force Base
Texas
Gronberg
Maj. Gronberg
Martin Gronberg
Howard
Robert Gronberg
Choteau
Harlem Stars to Meet Rens in Choteau Showdown
The Harlem Stars led by Goose Tatum face the New York Rens Monday Oct 28 at Chateau High School gym. Also featuring Goose Jr and Ink Spots halftime act, advance tickets at local outlets. Jaycees sponsor.
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Reece
Goose” Tatum
Harlem Stars
New York Rens
Chateau High School
Globetrotter
Tatum
Chuck Taylor
Ramon Wilkinson
Goose Jr
Ink Spots
Choteau Texaco
Choteau Food
Antler Bar
Choteau Jaycees
Globetrotters
Stars
U.S
Jin
Taylor
The
New
Hank Gunter
Art Hicks
Seton
Hull
Goose
Choteau
Bulldogs Beat Wolves Longhorns For Northern Class B Crown
Choteau High clinched a share of the Northern Class B football title with a 49-6 win over Fort Benton. The victory gives Choteau its first championship in 16 years, sharing honors with Malta after Malta defeated Chinook 19-6. The game featured early Bulldog rallies and multiple Gollehon scoring plays, with Dennis Seaton and Artie Anderson contributing touchdowns and important conversions.
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Choteau High School Bulldogs
Fort Benton Longhorns
Choteau
CHL
John Rose
Bulldogs
Malta Mustags
Montana
Mustangs
Malta
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Fort Benton
Dave Stott
Longhorn
Bulldog
Gollehon
Stott
Anderson
Chateau
Benton
Dennis Seaton
Greg Curtis
Polio vaccine clinics set for late October and November
Jaycees chairman Ron Hinman announced the final round of oral polio clinics in Teton county. Dates cover October 30 in Power and November 2 in Chateau Fairfield and Dutton with locations at grade schools and a bank. Type III vaccine, previously for children, is now available to adults with tickets.
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Teton County
Ron Hinman
Coordinating Jaycees
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Power
Dutton State Bank
The
Hinman
Jaycees
Betty Swenson
MYF Carnival Planned for Halloween at City Pavilion
The Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship Penny Carnival is set for Thursday October 31 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the City Pavilion. Prizes for best costumes, 11 games, and various concessions planned with detailed worker lists and setup details for boys and girls ages 6-12. Admission for preschool and older children priced 10 cents and 25 cents respectively.
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Chateau Methodist Youth Fellowship
MYF
Audrey Sheble
Gretchen Voorhees
John van Brunt
Barbee Buchanan
Kay Caskey
Gary Dunckel
Linda Sheble
Susan Inbody
Dennis Seaton
Joyce Page
Spook House
Artie Anderson
Tom Nett
Mary Meyers
Chris Field
Shirley Johns
Karen Peck
Nancy Robinson
Candy
Caralynn Schiller
Donna Schilling
Pam Erickson
Daniel McDonald
Diane
Halvorson
Steve McAuley
Telegraph
Judy Yeager
Rachel Field
Suzi
Jackson
Jan Voorhees
Sharman Field
Ting
Coy Davidson
Beverly Faurote
Terry Rentmeister
Carol Miller
Karenchanan
Gary Crane
Randy “Erickson
Pop Gerry Yeager
Greg Diener
Choteau Airport awards fuel facilities to Choteau Oil Company
The Choteau Airport Commission awards the fuel facilities contract to Choteau Oil Company for $2,577.07. Three bids were received with Texaco Bulk Plant at $2,700.35 and Stan Sardon Bulk Plant at $2,681.07. The system includes two 2,000 gallon storage tanks and a six-octane gasoline dispenser capable of three gallons per minute.
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Choteau Oil Company
Chiteadi * Oil Company
Texaco
Stan- Sard
Ion
Laijiilinn ‘Otiinglita
Cub members urged to attend annual Legion event
A fragment notes Cubs urged to attend a Monday Legion gathering in Peat shaaiee Peter area with emphasis on participation by all members and functions.
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Path
Sfizet
Modnenday Legion
Peat Shaaiee Peter
Ramaker Denies Sawmill Site Sale for City Dump
Chateau lumberman Joe Ramaker disputes a newspaper claim that the city may obtain the former Ramaker sawmill site for a landfill. He says the sawmill is his operational base with stockpiled lumber sold from the site and that he owns property four miles north of Choteau on the Teton River road, with no sale plans.
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Joe Ramaker
Chateau
Acantha
Ramaker
Wolf Creek
Choteau
Teton River
Choteau Leads in Liquor Sales This Quarter
Choteau led local liquor purchases with total sales of 14290.25 dollars for the quarter ending September 30. County sales reached 23838.63, Fairfield 5464.45, and Dutton 4083.93. Government revenue from the four percent tax amounted to 953.55 dollars.
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Tim Meyers
Larry Schilling
Ed Jensen
Jensen
Schilling
Meyers
Choteau
Fairfield
Dutton
Tex
Gordon Mills Dies at 55 in Augusta Area
Gordon Mills 55 a rancher near Augusta died of a heart attack late Wednesday afternoon His body is at Banks Funeral Home Chateau funeral arrangements were pending at press time
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Gordon Mills
Augusta Area
Mills
Banks’ Funeral Home
Chateau
Acantha
Big Game Results Improve Over Last Year
The Fish and Game officials report elk hunting ahead of last year during the first week though only one elk was recorded at Bee Annie Toaad and Belleview road stations. Dry windy weather slowed early hunters but expected rain should boost success. pheasant season started slowly with fewer hunters yet fair success reported Saturday and Sunday.
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Speason
Bee Anie Toad
Belleview Road
Acean
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Ted McNea
John B. Nordhagen
Andy Jordan
Jordan
Nordhagen
McNea
Council
Kathy Stokes
Malone Ranch
R. Gronberg
Wolves
Longhorns
Ron Gollehon
Choteau Airport
Choteau _airport
Joe. Ramaker
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