Russians Visit Choteau Area For Fertilizer System Tour
Three Russian wheat breeders Dr T D Kozlov and Dr V T Kandaurov and interpreter Mrs J N Filippova visited the Choteau region last week to inspect farms and the Colby Manufacturing Co. They toured the Ted Sorenson fertilizer system plots and land farmed by Sorenson Larsen and Evenson. The visit, arranged with World Seeds and State Department, included a stop in Canada and aimed to promote US Russia agricultural relations. George Shotte of the SBA joined the group in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Chateau
Ronald Otness
Colby Manufacturing, Inc
Ted Sorenson
Jerry Twomey
World Seeds, Inc
Grand Forks
N. D
V. T. Kandaurov
Kazahstan
Newlands
Russia
T. D. Kozlov
Saratov Region
U.S.S.H
J. N. Filippova
Moscow
Choteau
Colby Manufacturing Co
Sorenson
Dutton Area
Washington
North Dakota
Montana
United States
U. S. State Department
Canada
Leif Larsen
Tom Evenson
Hunter Safety Classes Begin in Chateau Area
Hunter safety classes start Wednesday September 16 at 7 pm in the United Methodist Church basement. Teton County chief instructor Bob Armstrong says the program serves Chateau area youths with upcoming start dates in Fairfield and Dutton. All under 18 must pass the course to buy a hunting license. certificates are issued on the student's 12th birthday. Minor use of firearms is restricted under Montana law until age 14 with a guardian. Instructors include Irv Thompson and others from Bynum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Methodist Church
Bob Armstrong
Teton County
Chateau Area
Armstrong
Fairfield
Dutton
Montana
Irv Thompson
Bill McCauley
John Weigand
Leo Pierre
Paul Alzheimer
John Brandvold
Bynum
Golf Winners Crown Cha teau City Tourney at Club
John Swanson Jr. wins the men’s title with 81 edging Curt Skeslen by one stroke. Mrs. James Dellwo tops the women’s field with 87 three ahead of runnerup Mrs. Porter Cannon. Flight winners include Dr. Bill Patton and Chet Hartz in first flight, Jim Dirkes and Pete Guthrie in second flight. Junior division led by Tom Hofeldt with 47, followed by Glen Hodgsdon and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Swanson Jr
James Dellwo
Chateau Country Club City
Swanson
Curt Skeslen
Dellwo
Porter Cannon
Bill Patton
Chet Hartz
Fairfield
Jim Dirkes
Pete Guthrie
Dave Shannon
John Dunckel
Tom Hofeldt
Glen Hodgsdon
Lee McCauley
Jim Scott
Casey Dirkes
Scott Armstrong
Brian Brutosky
Pass Punt and Kick Signup Under Way in Choteau
Registration for the annual Pass, Punt and Kick contest sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales is underway for youths aged 8 to 13. Oscar Ekstrom says a parent must accompany the child at registration. Trophies will be awarded for first to third place in each age group, with first place advancing to zone competition. The local PP E event is set for early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Ford Sales
Choteau
Oscar Ekstrom
Ekstrom
James Looney Dies in Albuquerque
Lt Commander T James Looney retired son of Clarence and Mrs. Ruby Looney died suddenly August 26 at his home in Albuquerque New Mexico He leaves his wife Pixie a son Trevor C Looney and sisters Charlotte Tully Las Vegas Nevada and Madge Hughes Stanley Idaho and three grandchildren Services were held at Palm Chapel Strong Thorne Mortuary with Mesta Lodge AF&AM officiating Interment at Santa Fe National Cemetery Santa Fe NM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. James Looney
Clarence Looney
Albuquerque
N. M
Ruby Looney
Kansas
Henderson
Nev
Pixie
Trevor C Looney
Charlotte Tully
Las Vegas
Madge Hughes
Stanley
Idaho
Palm Chapel
Strong-Thorne Mortuary
Af&am
Santa Fe National Cemetery
Santa Fe
Bulldogs Win First Football Game Then Face Browning
The Chateau Bulldogs defeated Fairfield 14 0 in the season opener and travel to Browning for a conference game. Browning coached by Luke Gerber aims to rebound after last season while Fairfield’s squad features returning lettermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Browning
Chateau Bulldog
Fairfield
Chateau
Indians
Chester
Luke Gerber
Choteau
Wallace rails against Mansfield over gun act stance
Harold E. Bud Wallace a Republican Senate candidate spoke to supporters at the Sip and Sup Cafe in Chateau criticizing Mike Mansfield for supporting the Gun Act of 1968 and opposing gun laws while opposing gun registries. He argued gun laws won t stop crime and accused Mansfield of reversing himself on gun policy and exempting 22 caliber ammo from public records. Wallace planned stops in Browning Cut Bank Havre and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Harold E
Bud) Wallace
United States Senate
Montana
Wallace
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Mike
Congressional Quarterly
Senate
Len Tydings
Maryland
Len McGee
Wyoming
United States
Internal Revenue Service
Browning
Cut Bank
Havre
Great Falls
Lions Announce Pool Festival Game Selections
Lions Club notes 16 games chosen for the annual Pool Festival on Saturday October 3 including knife rack baseball pitching milk bottle throw basketball toss roll the ball and more. Also listed are several activities such as an stuffed animal store bake sale candy and pop stand and lunch counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Tom Mce- Cartney
Jaons Club
Mce- Cartney
McCartney
Leo Murphy
Chateau Jaycee
Bill McCauley
Ron Swartzel
Chateau
Jaycee
McCauley
Ery
Bob Nauck
Choteau High School
Donald Bosshardt
Choteau
Jim Henderson
Two Weeks Left to Register for Nov 3 Election
Only two weeks remain to register for the 1970 general election on Tuesday November 3. Registration closes at 5 pm Thursday September 24. Voters who voted in 1968 or who registered since then need not re register. others must register at the County Clerk's Office Justice of the Peace Notary or via listed deputy registrars. Copies of four ballot measures will be mailed to all registered electors for study before voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Clerk's Ofice
Family Life Series Slated At Moose Hall
County wide Family Life Education Series opens in Chateau on Sept 15 at 730 p m with film From Parent to Child About Sex and discussion by State Health Department staff. Dutton Lions Hall Sept 14 and Fairfield Community Hall Sept 16 also host first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Moose Hall
State Health Department
The
Jaycees
Maxine Homer
Jim Malard
Dutton
Lions Hall
Fairfield
Community
Chateau Moose Hall
Fairfield Community Hall
Choteau
Helmet Ordinance Read By Chateau City Council
The Chateau City Council held the first reading of a proposed ordinance requiring all under 21 to wear safety helmets on motorcycles. Pro and con views were aired by residents Barney McClue and Ron Swartzel. The measure’s full text will appear next week in the Acanta. The second reading is set for Sept 21, with public comments welcome. The final reading will be Oct 5 before it becomes law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunderson
Fairfield
Chane
Rogers
Chateau
Bulldogs
Eagles
Yeager
Barney MccClue
Ron Swartzel
McClue
Acantha
Jim Dellno
Dellwo
Mansfield Speaks on Crime Youth and Vietnam Tour
Senator Mike Mansfield stopped in Chateau during a three day tour of northern central Montana to address Democratic members and discuss crime drug abuse and foreign policy. Len Mansfield urged youth involvement in the political system and argued for 18 year olds to vote, while Mansfield criticized the Vietnam War and endorsed the No Knock Bill to aid police in drug enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Mansfield
Chateau
Democratic Party
Sen. Mansfield
Montana
Washington, D. C
Ennola Baggenstoss
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Len Mansfield
D P Fabrick
America
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Middle East
United States
Grouse and Partridge Seasons Open in County
Montana's grouse and partridge seasons start at sunrise on Saturday September 12. In Teton County mountain grouse open September 12 through November 29 with a five bird daily limit and ten in possession after day one. Hungarian partridge also open September 12 to 27 with three daily and six possession, while sharp tailed and other species have varied limits and regional forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fish and Game Department
Teton County
Tieton
Divide
Sivak Joins Hospital Staff At Teton Memorial
Steve Sivak, 21, x ray technologist, joins Teton Memorial Hospital replacing long time technologist Mrs Bob Nauck. Trained at Great Falls Clinic and Montana Deaconess Training Program a 24 month course. Born in Dickinson North Carolina moved to Bynum and graduated Chateau High School 1967. Wife Carol and six week old son Steven Richard Jr. Mother Mary Sivak moved to Great Falls from Pendroy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Sivak
Teton Memorial Hospital
Bob Nauck
Sivak
Great Falls
Montana Deaconess
Dickinson
N. C
Bynum
Chateau High School
Carol
Steven Richard Jr
Mary Sivak
Pendroy
First fall Cha teau Odd Fellows meet Sept 15
The Cha teau Odd Fellow Lodge announces its first fall meeting to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Odd Fellow Lodge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hunter
Conrad Gunderson
Jim Hinman
Greg Yeager
Wayvan Campbell
John Chane
Gary Alzheimer
Russ Swanson
Knight
Beck
Genger
Dan Rogers
Lonnie Kelly
Kelly
H. E. Wallace
Teton County Court House
Emnola Baggenstass
D. P. Fabrick
Lions
Madison
Beaverhead
S. Sivak
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!