Bitter election drive fuels large Teton turnout in 1966 race
Voters in Teton county set to cast ballots in a presidential year election with 3713 registered electors across 14 precincts. CBS News will monitor Pendrey precinct as returns flow, while polls open 8 am to 8 pm. Ballot items include president, vice president, US senator, representative, governor, secretary of state, attorneys general, treasurer and more, with non partisan races and a constitutional salary amendment. James Bottomly and Ted James face a tight contest, while Tim Babcock holds a lead in the governor race according to polls.
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United States
Teton County
Bellweather
Pendrey
CBS News
Choteau
Masonic Temple
Court House
Doheny
Power
Fairfield
Collins
Spring Valley
Farmers Union Hall
Bynum
Agawam
Farmington
Diamond Valley
Dutton
Greenfield
Congress
Jack C Toole
James F. Battin
Tim Babcock
Roland Renne
R V. Bottomly
Ted James
Walter Anderson
Frank Murray
Forrest H Anderson
Marshall Murray
Jack A Quilico
Henry H Anderson
Jack Holmes
E. V
Sonny Omholt
James T Harrison
Supreme Court
Harold L. Allen
Wesley Castles
Supreme Court No. 3
Charles L. Jacobson
Ronald D McPhillips
District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District
Montana
Chateau
Babcock
Dutton Power Cardinals and Miners Win Final Games and New Manager
Dutton Cardinals defeated Brady 33 21 and Power beat Centerville 14 7 to conclude their Class C football seasons with Dutton finishing second in District 12 behind Simms. Ken Olson to Barry Fleshman connected for two TDs and a kickoff return, while Power kept a winless slate at 0 8. R Christopher was named manager of Anderson Chevrolet in Choteau after a long tenure at Rice Motors Great Falls.
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Dutton
Power
Dutton Cardinals
Brady
Centerville
Simms
Ken Olson
Barry Fleshman
Olson
Mike Lassner
Mike Lassner Went Six Yards To Paydirt
Dave Stephens
Pross
Olson- Fleshman
Terry Olson
Don Judge
Laisner
Ron Bartsch
Ken Sawyer
Gollehon
Sawyer Power
Miners
Kubler
Leon Toeckes
Bull Erickson
Carl Prinzing
Glenn Miller
Erickson
Prinzing
Bob Burgmaier
Don Mills
Toeckes
Gronberg Clarifies Bond Returns This Week
Gronberg explains return on matured savings bonds. Total returns of 875 dollars noted, with older issues yielding about 6.37 percent. Bond payments differ from prior periods, reflecting an extended two month timing shift and adjustments since the final maturity period.
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Moowoottonberg
Abbott
Fteicomatur
Tome
Judges Reappointed By Commissioners
Report states commissioners reappointed judges for another term and set a clerk's salary. Seven bids were received for a lead position with Perry proposed at 9 800 dollars while bids reached up to 15 000 dollars. Earl Keitzman provided valuations and opinions and the board approved a total payment of 49 573 14 dollars.
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Tnd
Dla
Perry
Earl Keitzman
Itfie
Keitzman
VEW Supper Set For Tuesday Night
The Chateau Veterans of Foreign Wars will present its annual turkey supper Tuesday November 3 in the Texico hall from 5 to 8 pm. Adults 1.50, families 5 dollars, and children under 12 1. Prices shown.
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He Chateau Veterans of Foreign Wars
Uppe Texico Hall
Trebesch Re-elected President of North Montana Angus Group
Lawrence Trebesch of Dutton was re-elected president and director of the North Montana Angus Association at its 12th annual sale in Great Falls. Stockers and feeders grossed $202,069.35. Bryan Corbett of Choteau was re-elected vice president. M. J. Lyon of Choteau consigned 22 steers at 400 pounds bringing $2430 per hundredweight.
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Lawrence Trebesch
Dutton
North Montana Angus Association
Great Falls
Trebesch
Bryan Corbett
Choteau
M. J. Lyon
McDonell Rites Held At Chateau For 75 Year Old Rancher
Funeral services for Guss Henry McDonell 75 of Chateau were held Friday at Banks Funeral Chapel with Elder Alfred Matar officiating. A retired rancher and trapper he died Tuesday Oct 20 after a four month illness in Teton Memorial Hospital. Born Oct 3 1889 in Jefferson County Missouri he homesteaded west of Chateau in 1918 and worked on multiple area ranches and trapped for 50 years in Teton County. He married Efie Ruth Peterson March 21 1918 in Great Falls and survived by widow and 14 children, 27 grandchildren, two brothers and six sisters.
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Nebraska
Montana
Christopher
Automobile Dealers Safety Program
Great Falls
Governor's Highway Safety Board
Almira
Chateau
Guss Henry McDonell
Banks Funeral
Alfred Matar
McDonell
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton County
Forest Service
Jefferson County
Effie Ruth Peterson
McDowell
Wesley
Pat
Bakersfield
Calif
Gerald
Jerry
Guss J. Fort Washakie
Wye
Thomas
Tommy
Brick Town
Alice Petri
Moore
Marguerite Johnson
Choteau
Elsie Agee
Helen Rencurel
Lewistown
Wilma Zier
Irene Maeder
Columbia Falls
Joann Gebhaart
Doris Shumaker
Cildale
Jarolimeks Attend Billings Visit For Grandson's Deer Return
Mr and Mrs Joe Jarolimek spent the weekend in Billings with Mr and Mrs Jim Jarolimek and family to celebrate their grandson Jimmy arriving home with his first deer.
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Joe Jarolimek
Billings
Jim Jarolimek
Jimmy
Miss H Miller Seeks Change in Montana School Leadership
Harriet Miller, incumbent candidate for superintendent, told about 200 at a Fairfield Democratic rally that no school reforms will occur without a change in leadership. She criticized the Republican administration for hiding problems and urged more vocational training and greater state support for education to address high dropout rates. James Stephens MC and Vernon La Valley introduced her.
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Montana
Harriet Miller
Fairfield
Monta
Miller
Burglars Hit Chateau Businesses Over Weekend
Four Chateau establishments were burglarized Friday and Saturday nights. J C Penney was entered with $278 stolen, Bob's Ford Sales lost a radiator, Moon Construction had a $400 trowel and flood light taken, and Chateau Feed and Seed reported two tires and a wheel missing. Police Chief Maurice Black said four suspects were taken into custody as investigators continued.
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J. C. Penney
Bob's Ford
Moon Construction
Maurice Black
Haircut price hike planned by two Choteau shops
Two Choteau barber shops Perry's and Ed's will raise haircut prices from 150 to 175 dollars starting November 1. Lawrence Perry cites a regional move with towns Fairfield Choteau Dutton Walden Conrad Sunburst included. Other area shops such as Jackson's and Joe's will not raise prices.
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Lawrence Perry
Perry
Fairfield North
Fairfield
Choteau
Dutton
Walier
Conrad
Sunburst
Shelby
Cut Bank
Browning
Barbers’ Association
Chateau
Jackson’s
Joe’s
Paintings by Dana Boussard on Display in Great Falls
Oil and watercolor paintings by Dana Boussard are shown at the Viking Shop in Great Falls and will run through November. Miss Boussard is the daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Boussard of Chateau and studies at the School of Art Institute in Chicago.
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Dana Boussard
Viking Shop
Great Falls
Miss Boussard
C. W. Boussard
School of Art Institute
Chicago
Sun River Electric Plans 27th Annual Meeting
Sun River Electric Cooperative will hold its 27th annual meeting Monday November 16 at the De Molay Memorial Youth Center in Great Falls. Officials will report on activities, three trustees will be elected, and by-law amendments will be considered.
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Sun River Electric Cooperative, Inc
de Molay
Great Falls
Halloween Carnival by Choteau MYF at City Pavilion
The Choteau Methodist Youth Fellowship hosts its annual Halloween Carnival Saturday in the City Pavilion from 7 to 9 p.m. Costume judging runs 7 to 8 with a masquerade parade at 8. Prizes for best costumes in preschool, original, prettiest, and homeliest categories. Booths include fortune telling, dunk the prettiest girl, fish pond, spook house, endurance test, tea room, bake sale, and concessions.
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Choteau Methodist Youth Fellowship
Choteau Pavilion
Coffee Hour Slated For Jack Toole
Democratic candidate Jack Toole will attend a Chateau coffee hour Monday November 2 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event is at the Democratic headquarters in the Montana Motors building in Choteau where Toole, a Shelby area rancher, will meet voters.
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Jack Toole
Bouma Chosen Pompon Girl at Northern Montana College
Anne Bouma of Choteau daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Bouma was selected from 20 candidates as one of Northern Montana College pompon girls. A medical secretary major and 1962 Choteau High School graduate she earns this college honor.
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Anne Bouma
Herman Bouma
Choteau
Northern Montana College
Miss Bouma
Choteau High School
Girl Scout Troop 7 Sits at Polls Tuesday Afternoon
Members of Girl Scout Troop 7 will baby sit at voting polls Tuesday from 1 to 7 30 p.m. The arrangement supports election day service and community involvement.
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Girl Scout Troop 7
Choteau Bulldogs End Season Sixth in Conference Standings
Choteau High finishes sixth in the league after a 28-7 win over Browning caps the campaign. Dave Forrest and Seaton each scored twice as Choteau ends with a 3-4-1 record, plagued by injuries and errors. Conrad, Malta, and Fort Benton claim top spots. Rose-led Bulldogs struggle with consistency despite late rally against Fort Benton.
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Bern
Dave Forrest
Young Seaton
Restas
Aithos
Ian Rose
Browning
Conrad
Chinook
Fort Benton
Shelby
Malta
Cut Bank
Chateau
Choteau
Bulldog
Sugar Beeters
Mustangs
John Rose
Don Rose
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Frank Petri
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William Riggs
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Bruce Neal
John M. Johnson
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A. A Wells
Frank Bruno
Earl Terry
Hughie Robinson
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