Election Time Cast Ballots November Seventh
Voters prepare for the 1972 general election on November 7 with local and national races. Teton County reports a record 3,869 registered voters and hopes for more if 18 year olds gain voting rights. Incumbent and challenger candidates span state senate, house of representatives, and statewide offices, with federal races featuring Nixon and Agnew against McGovern and Shriver.
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Teton County
State
Senate
Teton, Toole
Pondora
Glacier
Republican Women Sponsor Salad Bar Luncheon Friday
Ed Smith the Republican candidate for Governor of Montana will speak at the Salad Bar Luncheon Friday Oct 27 at the Chateau Country Club. Lunch at 11 30 am cost 1 00. District 15 Republican candidates for senator and representative attend. The event includes local officials and a Choteau High School music group. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Montana
Chateau Country Club
James A. Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert W. Majerus
Walier
House of Representative
Richard Kullberg
Cut Bank
Nels Hemstad
Everett Snortland
Conrad
Waldo Moberly
Shelby
Steve Birch
Great Falls
Montana Republican Women's Federation
Chateau
Choteau
Clocks Set Back as Savings Time Ends
Daylight Saving Time ends next Sunday Oct 28 at 2 a.m. All clocks should be turned back one hour when you retire Saturday night to align with Mountain Standard Time returning Sunday morning.
Plans Under Way For Memorial Room At Choteau Library
The Choteau Library prepares a memorial room to house Teton County history. It will feature book collections pictures materials and recorded interviews from local old timers. Librarian Mrs. Bob Nauck calls for community help to gather materials to preserve the area’s heritage.
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Choteau
Bob Nauck
Nauck
Teton County
Kidney Transplant Successful for Mrs Pocha
Mrs M Pocha receives a kidney transplant at University of Oregon Medical School in Portland on Sept 1. Surgery funded by Jim and Maggie Pocha and American Legion Post 51 and Auxiliary Unit 51. Donor is her brother William Burckhard of Great Falls. Patient recovering with minor complications and expected to return home soon.
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Jim
Maggie Pocha
American Legion Post 51
Augusta
American Legion Auxiliary
Unit 51
Maggie
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
Ore
Methodist Speaker To Appear Here
Dale E. Robinson superintendent of the McCurdy Schools in Espanola New Mexico will be guest speaker at a WSCS potluck luncheon at the United Methodist Church on November 1 with the Evening Circle in charge High School youth and men invited to attend and hear Robinson at noon He will discuss work with Spanish speaking and Indian youth After lunch Robinson will show the CBS Special Lamp Unto Thy Feet portraying work among Spanish and Indian Americans of New Mexico The film has not been shown in Montana before any may attend.
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Dale E. Robinson
McCurdy
Espanola
N. Mex
WSCS
United Methodist Church
Robinson
C.B.S
New Mexico
United States
Montana
Corral Marks Fifth Anniversary In Chateau
The Corral in Chateau celebrates five years in business next week with a coffee and doughnuts open invite for friends and customers. Visitors can register for five $25 door prizes and enjoy special anniversary discount prices from Oct. 30 to Nov. 4.
Choteau Bulldogs shell Browning 42 to 0 in football rout
Choteau’s football team ended a three game skid with a 42 0 win over Browning, then prepares to host Chinook Friday at 7 30 p m in the final game of the season. Senior players listed include Rich Allen and Jim Forrest.
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Choteau
Bulldogs
Browning Indians
Browning
Shelby Coyotes
Chinook
Fairfield
Rich Allen
Robert Jenson
Mark Hitchcock
Jim Forrest
Gary Denison
Mike Thronson
Steve Weinert
Dave Hansen
Lee McCauley
Jim Hinman
Dick Dale
McCauley
Dale
Chateau
Greg Crabtree
Thronson
T.D
Indians
Jerry Breen
Gene Boyle
Dreyer
Carl Dreyer
Rodney Kelly
Bob Jenson
Feed Lot Opens with First Cattle Arriving North of Chateau
Omar Steyee manager confirms North Montana Feeders has taken in its first cattle seven miles north of Chateau. The initial herd came from Lloyd DeBruycker Dutton with Chet Thomas the second rancher to deliver. Construction nears completion with pens focus, expected turnover of about 4000 cattle by early November and room for 1000 more as barley contracts are sought from area farmers. Steyee brings 14 years of experience at other lots and will be joined by his wife next spring.
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North Montana Feeders, Inc
Omar Steyee
Chateau
Steyee
Lloyd DeBruycker Dutton
Chet Thomas
Pendroy
Stegee
Steyece
Steyee Im
Cut Bank
Sun River
Great Falls
Clyde
Kalispell
Omar
Simms
Jim
M.S.A
Bozeman
Carol Anderson
Detroit
Mich
Next Legislature To Operate Under New Constitution Rules
Robert E. Miller outlines Montana's new constitution changes for the 1973 legislature. Key shifts include longer session days capped at 60 legislative days, annual sessions, recorded votes, and the move to single-member districts with defined size ranges for the senate and house. A reapportionment commission will draw districts for the 1974 legislature, aiming to have the first single-member district legislature elected in fall 1974 and seated in 1975. Any voter over 18 who meets residency requirements may serve.
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Robert E. Miller
Montana
Senate
House
Ruby L. Schofield Dies in California at 88
Former Montana resident Ruby L. Schofield Lane Schofield 88 of Ventura California died Oct 6 in a California nursing home after three years of ill health Cremation was Oct 10 She lived in Montana from 1895 with her parents later marrying rancher John S Lane and moved to California 46 years ago Surviving are son John S Lane Chateau two grandsons two great grandchildren one great great grandchild a sister in Ventura and a brother in Idaho
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Ruby Lane Schofield
Ventura
Calif
California
Schofield
Montana
Belleview
Chateau
John S. Lane
Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Methodists Plan Halloween Carnival
The United Methodist Youth Fellowship schedules an annual Halloween Carnival in the city park pavilion on Halloween night. Doors open at 7 p.m. with a costume parade at 8 and prizes in four categories. The event aims to keep children off the streets during the busy night.
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United Methodist Youth Fellowship
City Park
UMYF
Chateau High School to Host Oct 29 Music Concert
The Chateau High School Music Department presents a Sunday concert at 8 pm in the school auditorium featuring the high school band choir Boys Ensemble Girls Triple Trio and junior high band. Selections include Fiddler on the Roof Holiday in Naples New World Symphony finale and Block M March. Admission is $1 with students admitted free.
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Chateau High School
Naples
New World Symphony
Lloyd Reynolds
Jaycee Halloween Party Set for Saturday in Choteau
The Choteau Jaycees and Jayceens sponsor a public Halloween dance this Saturday Oct 28 at the Moose Hall. Dancing runs 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Admission at the door is 2 per person with a midnight lunch. Advance tickets are 1.50 each from any Jaycee member.
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Choteau Jaycees
Jayceens
Moose Hall
Choteau
Swim Party Set For Saturday Night
The Chateau Lions Club hosts an awards party for the swimming and diving teams on Saturday at 7 p.m. in the Lions Club meeting hall. All swim team members and area parents are welcome.
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Chateau Lions Club
Lions Club
Atend
Demo Headquarters Opens at Chateau
The Democrat Headquarters opens in the former Jackson Barber Shop building inviting the public to visit Fridays 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday mornings for the next two weeks. Refreshments will be served during the open hours.
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Democrat
Jackson Barber Shop
Capers Need Variety Acts Signup Asked
With the annual Chamber Capers about three weeks away, performers should notify Gale Isakson or George Higgins to join the program. About 12 to 15 acts are planned for a two hour show with all types welcome. Capers is funded by the Choteau Chamber of Commerce offering local talent a night of entertainment for a nominal fee. Door prizes will be raffled during the evening. registration for prizes begins November 1 at participating stores.
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Gale Isakson
George Higgins
Choteau Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Area
ASC Nominations Close Friday for Community Committeemen
Nominations for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation ASCS community committee posts close Friday Oct 27. Elections run by mail Nov 17 to Dec 1. Eligibility excludes some older farmers and nonfarming interests but includes many sharecroppers tenants and miners. minority representation and appeal rights noted. About 65 000 farmers serve as county and community committeemen nationwide.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
Glen Yeager
Teton County
ASC
ASCS
ACS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gordon McOmber
Percy DeWolfe
Valier
House of Representatives
Everett M. Snortland
George R. Johnston
Rex Manuel
Robert Stephens
Gail Stoltz
Elmer Erickson
Martin Shannon
Sterling DePrata
Forrest Anderson
Thomas L. Judge
Bill Christiansen
Harold Hanson
Frank Murray
David Lewis
Bob Woodahl
John C. Sheehy
Hollis G. Connors
John J. McLaughlin
E. V. Omholt
Lou Boedecker
Alex B. Stephenson
Dolores Colburg
Jerry Agen
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard M. Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George McGovern
R. Sargent Shriver
John G. Schmitz
Thomas J. Anderson
United
Teton County Womens Republican Club
Edemith
Choteau Library
M. Pocha
Corral
Uis Conrad Eeeeesseescseten
Fort Benton
Malta
Ruby L. Schofield
Methodists
Jaycee
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