Chateau Bulldogs Seek First Conference Win At Malta
Chateau hosts Malta at 8 p.m. in the season’s first home game after a 27-0 win over Fairfield. Coach John Rose notes Malta’s offense, a recent tight loss, and the need to penetrate Malta’s defense led by Roy Favreaux while Chateau seeks balance from Yeager Banis and Curtis.
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Chateau
Bulldogs
Malta
Fairfield
Eagles
John Rose
Circlé
Choteau
Jerry Yeager
Jim Scott
LeRoy Banis
Greg Curtis
Banis
Chateau -Eleven
Yeager
Cliff Sabo
John’ Davison
Rose
Roy" Byacobs
Ron Lehnert
Ron Hansen
Dick ‘Stenson
Intot
Baugh
Leidahl
Brent Smith
Scott Cowan
Golick
Snow Delays Montana Harvest From Heavy City Snow
In Teton county five inches of snow darkens an already bleak harvest scene. County Agent Raymond Kelly reports continued weather delays with grain quality deteriorating and yields possibly injured. Sprouting grain, lodged ears, and labor shortages hinder harvest as students and fall seeding progress amid damp conditions.
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Teton County
Vest
Montana
Teton
Raymond Kelly
Harves -Elly
Shelp
Kelly
Drivers urged to stay alert as school starts
Superintendent Harriet Miller urged motorists to be especially cautious in the first days of school. Montana law requires a full stop ten feet from a stationary school bus loading or unloading children. Buses are yellow with flashing red lights signaling drivers to stop until children are aboard or clear of the roadway.
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Harriet
Miller
Montana
Miss Miller
Unclear OCR Brief Notation of Visit
The fragment notes a visit involving Mrs and Mr Nicholson Bloomfield. Mentions her mother Mrs Mary St Germaine and other relatives en route to Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don
Nicholson
Bloomfield, N. My
Mary
St. ‘Germaine
Seattle
Fairfield SREC lines loan boost for 158 new consumers
Rural Electrification Administration approved a $1,033,000 loan to Sun River Electric Cooperative in Fairfield. Funds will finance 98 miles of distribution line for 158 new consumers, 30 miles of transmission line, two substations at North Conrad and Walier, and broad system improvements.
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Fairfield
Rural” Electrification Administration
Arnold Olsen
North Conrad
Walier
Driver License Examiner to Visit Chateau Court House
The Montana Highway Patrol driver license examiner will be in Chateau at the court house on Monday September 20 from 8 am to 5 pm. Applicants should contact the examiner before 11 am or 4 pm.
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Montana’ Highway Patrol
Chateau
Court House
Choteau School Board Plans Feasibility Bond and Preplanning
Federal preplanning funds for a new Choteau high school feasibility study should arrive within three weeks, said Bill Olsen. Architects reported two to three weeks before preplanning themes. If feasible, bond plans move forward with bids and construction. defeat would require a second bond review. Housing and Home Finance Agency funds will be interest free to schools. The board also hired two part time janitors and an assistant cook, noted enrollment in vocational program and need for more local business involvement.
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Choteau
Bill Olsen
Choteau ‘School
Olsen
Plafig
Housing and Home Finance ‘Agency
Ifor
W. W. Duncan
John’ van Boleum
Tom Dellno
Nauck
Burr Huffman
Northwest
Wheat allotments issued for 1966 program in Teton County
The Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee mailed 1966 farm wheat allotment notices on Sept 10 to assist planning for next year. The program's national allotment is reduced from 49.5 to 47.8 million acres, with potential increases for small farms. Call the ASCS office if you believe you are eligible but did not receive a notice.
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Teton
County
Rex’ ‘Manuel
Teton” County
Agricultural ‘Stabilization’ ‘and Conservation ‘Committee
Wwe
Congress
Manuel
ASCS
New Postoffice Under Construction With One Third Complete
Contractors report the Chateau postoffice building started July 29 is about one third done and on schedule for a November 30 deadline. Weather delays have affected progress as block work and roof base are in place, with interior work including floors partitions plumbing heating painting and installation of boxes and windows remaining.
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Bob Zion
Zion
Gibson
Monkman
Roftice
Services Held This Week For C Jensen
Funeral services for Carl S. Hungry Jensen 57 longtime Chateau resident were held this week in Centerville South Dakota The World War I veteran died at the Veterans Hospital in Helena on Friday September 10 He was born December 17 1889 in Centerville He belonged to the Lutheran church Survivors include a brother Jens in Centerville The body was forwarded to Centerville for military services
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Carl S
Jensen
Chateau
Centerville
S. D
Veterans Hospital
Helena
Lutheran Church
Jens
Lions plan Fall Festival for Oct. 9
Chateau Lions outline the annual Fall Festival for October 9 with proceeds funding the town pool. The club will repair dressing rooms and walls next year while funds also cover pool filter. Rummage and bake sales invite items and recipes. committee includes Les Otness and C G Passmore.
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Chateau Lions
Lions
Tom McCartney
Ions Club
McCartney
Montana Power
Les Otness
C. G. Passmore
C. O. Gorder
Ed Schiller
Dick Nordhagen
Duane Reisch
Marl Faurote
Soldier L Robinson joins 24th Infantry Division in Germany
Pvt. L. Robinson of Fairfield, a Fairfield High School graduate, entered the Army in February 1965. He completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood and was last stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, assigned to the 24th Infantry Division in Germany on August 23.
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Ares Robinson
Fairfield
24Th
Germany
Robinson
Fairfield High School
Army
Fort Leonard Wood
Fort Benning
Lions Club Plans Halloween Party and Fall Festival
Lions Club members filled a dinner meeting questionnaire to improve club information. President Tom McCartney announced a Halloween Country Club event on Oct 30 and urged full attendance, outlining committees and leadership for projects including a kids' program, health and welfare, education, and fall festival.
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Lions Club
I,sons
Arnold C. Hanuisa
Leo
Hls ‘Murphy
Marion
Averill
McCartney
Cwere
Cartneys
Rex
Peterson
Final Rites Held Saturday for Carl Austad
Funeral services for Carl Austad of Fairfield were held Saturday with Rev. Jon Wagner officiating. Burial followed in Sunset Hills Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ray Carlson, Clifford Hughes, Sterling DePratu, George Tweet, George Dirkes and Oscar Erickson. Austad died September 8 at Teton County Rest Home after an extended illness. He was born July 7, 1884 in Norway, lived in Farmington and later Bole before moving to Fairfield in 1900. He married Nellie Fleming in 1945. Survivors include his widow and three stepsons Merle Bunny, Max Bunny, and Ray Fleming.
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Carl Andrew Austad
Fairfield
Jon ‘Wagner
Sunset Hills
Ray Carlson
Clifford Hughes
Sterling DePratu
George Tweet
George Dirkes
Oscar Erickson
Austad
Teton County Rest
Norway
Farmington
Bole
Nellie Flemming
Quarterbacks Club Meeting Set For Sept 21
Choteau’s Quarterbacks Club will hold its second meeting Tuesday September 21 at 8 p.m. A film of the Choteau Malta football game will be shown. Bill McCauley announced the event and noted youths who participated in various athletic programs last year.
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Choteau’s
Choteau-Malta
Bill McCauley
Ie Ium
Coleman Named to Great Northern Railway Post
Coleman takes over a key position at the Great Northern Railway from CEE, with Sam Hurst preceding him. Fred Meadows, located at 116 First St NW, notes relief for Hugh Robinson's position. The report mentions long service and a change in leadership as the Baldheaded veteran shifts roles.
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Clark
Coleman
Great Northern Railroad
Cagenttat
Samhurst
Northern Ear
Fred
Meadows
Cat
St. NW
Choteau Fire Dept Extends Coverage to Surrounding District
After almost two years, 64 property owners around Choteau outside city limits fall under Choteau Fire Department jurisdiction. The city will provide protection to Rural Fire District No 1 for 200 annually. District 1, formed in 1963, operates with directors Bob Zion Walter Magee Andrew Brutosky and Thomas Evensen. A levy of 8 mills will be charged on assessed property value, County Clerk G E Monkman noted.
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Choteau
Chateau
Bob Zion
Walter Magee
Andrew “Brutosky
Thomas Evensen
Monksan
Montana Sets Daily Hunting Hours by County Zone
The Montana Fish and Game Department lists daily opening and closing times for Teton county and Zone 2 based on sunrise and sunset per U.S. Naval Observatory. Zone 2 covers multiple counties including Teton Glacier Toole Liberty Hill Pondera and others. The schedule follows sunrise to sunset timings.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Teton County
Zone 2
Uv. S. Naval Observatory
Teton
Glacier, Toole
Liberty, Hill, Pondera
Chouteau
Lewis and Clark
Powell
Deerlodge
Silverhow
Jefferson
Broadwater
Meagher, Park
Gallatin
Madison
Cascade
Beaverhead
Road Blockade Halts Youth in Armed Robbery Case
An 18 year old, David Clinton Waldrus of Aurora Colorado, was captured after a roadblock set up by Teton County deputies and State Inspector Virgil Torgerson stopped him on Main and First streets. Waldrus, wanted for questioning in a Pondera County armed robbery, surrendered with cash in a 1957 Olds. His partner was picked up earlier near Brady. Waldrus is held for Pondera County.
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Aurora
Colo
David Clinton
Waldrus
Teton County
Main
First Streets
Albert Becker
Vic Sargent
Duard Pollock
Virgil Torgerson
Pondera County
Becker
Conrad
Brady
Choteau Jaycees Take Two In Slow Pitch Tourney
Choteau Jaycees won two of four in the Great Falls slow pitch double elimination tourney last week. Dinckel and Reisch homered for Choteau in a 12 3 opening win over Taber Alberta, then lost 10 9 to Stanford in extra innings. They later beat Shelby 9 4 before a 7 6 loss to Taber in the final game. George Mader John Arnold and Jim Arensmeyer pitched for Choteau.
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Choteau Jaycees
Great Falls
Choteau
Downing
Taber
Alta
Jay Dinckel
Duané$“Reisch
Stanford
Buzz
Armstrong
J. Jay
Dunckel
Chateau
Shelby
Reisch
Tabor
George Mader
John Arnold
Jim Arensmeyer
Clark Assigned to California Post with Naval Battalion
Constructionman Mark H. Clark USN son of Mr and Mrs John Clark Bynum will move with the Naval Mobile Construction Battalion Eight from Davisville RI to Port Hueneme CA in mid September.
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Mark H. Clark
USN
John Clark
Bynum
Naval Mobile Construction” Battalion
Davisville
Port Hueneme
Cae
Roads Hit by Floods Advancing Work on Reconstruction
Assistant Forest Ranger Dan Chisholm reports progress on two flood damaged Teton roads. The South Fork road, about 65 percent complete, should finish by late October at an estimated 246,500 dollars. North Fork road work covers 118 miles with a projected cost of 493,975 dollars and completion planned for summer 1966.
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Dan Chisholm
Teton Road
Chrisholm
Jbéssan
Chisholm
Forest Service Adt
Lubec
Augusta Rodeo Winners Told
Joey Malsom from Havre captured the All Around Cowboy title at the Augusta Rodeo. Ben Reynolds of Dillon won saddle bronc while Sonny Ehr of Minot took calf roping, Ben Reynolds earned steer wrestling, Ronnie Rossen of Broadus won bull riding, Buck and Bucky Bradford from Tucson won team tying, Betty Blair of Roy won barrel racing.
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Joey Malsom
Havre
Big Sky
Iheld
Sonny Ehr
Minot
N. D
Bud Ferris
Las Cruces
N. M
Bennié
Réynolda
Gary Murphy
Or “Scobey
Ronnie
Rossen
Broadus
Buck
Bucky Bradford
Tucson
Ariz
Betty Blair
Roy
Hunters and Heart Health in Fall Montana Season
A cautionary note on safe hunting practices in Montana autumn, urging conditioning before hunting and advising cardiac patients to consult physicians. It stresses pacing, sensible dressing, never hunting alone, carrying medical info, and recognizing emergency steps if a heart incident occurs in the field.
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Utv
Montana
Cordingly
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C. Jensen
Pvt. L. Robinson
Leonard Sheble
Frank Stearns
Bob Gronberg
Bob
Bill “Vance
C.G. Monkman
Dick,Nordhagen
Vergils
Lindsey’ Vandés
al” Finley
Bill ‘Vance
Ray Kelly
Les
Sohn
Ray
Rex” ‘Peterson
Breen Sand
Ron
Hecht
Dr. Je
Ake
United Nations
Thy ‘Billsen
Paul Kropp
Tom Dentro
Dick Fabrick
Jon: Breen
John’ Dunckel
Vergil Lindsey
Jim’ ‘Smith
Jake Luinstra
Joe Lucier
George Henderson
Ray Weist
Les Otnegs
Ic G
Passmore
C. O
Gorder
Schiller
Nordhagen
Duane
Mari Faurote
Thomas’ McCartney
Barney
McClue
John ‘ Dunckel
Grant Curtis L. “Cure
Marion Averill
Paul” ‘Kropp
Grant’ Curtis
Bob’ Armstrong
Marion “Averill
Bill
Jake
Luinstra
Woodahl
Lee
Zwerneman
Wergil Lindman
Henry
We ‘ Smith
Les Ottiess
A. A. Jordan
C. Austad
Merle and
Max Bunny
Ray Fleming
Quarterbacks
Sete
Eet
Cee
Hugh
Bair
Aere P.m
Pyha
Vemencinedli
Daxtdaabshini Aivesne
Tor “Ue
Jaycees
Hong
California
Charles
Shemwell Colfax
Wash
Oscar. Carlson’ Homes
Augusta
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