Range Resource Council Plans Teton County Tour
Bill Jones announces a September 24 ranch tour starting at 1 30 p m at the Newman Ranch hosted by Gary Olson. The event showcases a rest rotation grazing system and newly seeded spring pastures with guides including Joe Wirack and local extension agents.
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Bill Jones
Bynum
Newman Ranch
Gary Olson
E.H. Newman Ranch
Joe Wirack
S.C.S
Teton County
Teton Range Council
Teton County Range Council
Ebert Malone Funeral Rites Held Tuesday
Ebert C. Malone, former Choteau area resident, died Saturday in Ronan. Services were held Tuesday at Ronan United Methodist Church with burial in Ronan Cemetery. He was a 1930 Ronan High School graduate and longtime farmer who owned Malone Irrigation Service. Survivors include his widow Isabelle, son Carlton Malone of Missoula, daughter Patricia Hannon of Kalispell, brother Jesse Malone, and sister Catherine Aancrud.
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Ebert C. Malone
Choteau
Ronan
Ronan United Methodist Church
Isabelle M. Clein
Chateau
Agawam
Conrad
Missoula
Malone Irrigation Service
Moose Lodge
Carlton K. Malone
Patricia Ann Hannon
Kalispell
Jesse Malone
Ted Saylor
Catherine Aancrud
Littleton
Colo
Toren Benefit Dance Slated For Saturday
A benefit dance on Saturday September 18 at 9 30 p m in the city pavilion invites donations for the Duane Toren Sr family. Proceeds aid hospital costs after Rorrie Toren sustained a broken back in a drone riding accident. The Toenyes Family Orchestra will provide music.
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Duane Toren Sr
Rorrie
Toren
Gary Durocher
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Scheduled for Saturday
Allan Clarke of Choteau Ford Sales announces the annual Punt Pass and Kick competition for Saturday at 2 p.m. on the Choteau High School football field. Registration runs until 2 p.m. Local rules require tennis shoes with canvas uppers for all participants aged 9 to 13, with winners advancing to zone and then to Great Falls for further rounds.
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Allan Clarke
Choteau Ford Sales
Choteau
Chateau Ford Sales
Clarke
Shelby
Great Falls
Choteau Jaycees
Chateau High Girls Open Season With Nonconference Games
Chateau High School girls basketball under coach Lee Reynolds starts the 1976 season with two non conference games against Centerville. JV at 6 15 p m followed by varsity, then the teams meet again in Centerville Saturday night. The team features five returning starters Jacque Jensen Susie Linville Dru Nordhagen Laura Stott and Theresa Scott all seniors except Scott a sophomore.
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Chateau High School
Lee Reynolds
Centerville
Chateau
Reynolds
Jacque Jensen
Susie Linville
Dru Nordhagen
Laura Stott
Theresa Scott
Miss Scott
Chateau Vill
Avre
Malta
Bulldogs Set to Face Malta After Opening Loss
Chateau Bulldog football suffers an 18-6 non conference setback to Columbia Falls. Sophomore Rusty Dailey scores the lone Chateau TD and gains 91 yards as the team prepares for a Friday conference clash at Malta. Malta, defeated 27-8 by Glasgow in its opener, hosts the Bulldogs in the early league matchup.
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Columbia
Rich Dean
Chateau Bulldog
Malta
Glasgow
Mustangs
Scotties
Chateau
Bulldogs
Wildcats
Bull
Local Chateau Enrollment Dips Slightly This Year
Chateau school enrollment falls by 10 students from last year with 601 total students. High school 244 and grade school 357 compare to 256 and 355 previously. Grade-by-grade counts include 54 freshmen 67 sophomores 58 juniors and 65 seniors. Kindergarten to eighth grade totals and special education count provide a full local breakdown.
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Chateau
Stan Rathman
Coach to honor weekly standouts Dailey and Armstrong
Coach Dean selects sophomore Rusty Dailey for offense and junior Jack Armstrong for defense this week. Dailey gained 91 yards on offense while Armstrong made 7 unassisted tackles and recovered a fumble. Other cited players include offensive linemen Mark Armstrong Doug Hansen and Bill Smith defensive linemen Todd Curtis Mark Armstrong and Rich Carroll. Running back Steve Hinman rushed for 71 yards for the Bulldogs.
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Dean
Rusty Dailey
Jack Armstrong
Dailey
Armstrong
Mark Armstrong
Doug Hanson
Bill Smith
Todd Curtis
Rich Carroll
Steve Hinman
Bulldogs
Columbia Falls Drives Ahead With 1-Yard TD Run
The Columbia Falls Wildcats, sparked by a second half kickoff, drove 15 plays from the 15 yard line for a third score as Bond punched in from one yard. They earned six first downs in the sequence while averaging nearly six yards per rush. Rusty Dailey opened another series with a first down before Paul Grilley intercepted for Columbia Falls. The Wildcats then punted from their own to the Choteau 15 before the period ended and Choteau moved for two plays after the period.
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Columbia Falls
Wildcats
Chris Newman
Chateau
Mark Bond
Bill Grilley
Bulldogs
Bond
Rusty Dailey
Paul Grilley
Choteau
Winter Hours For Library At Chateau
The Chateau Library announces winter hours under Librarian Mrs. Robert Nauck. Hours include Monday 1:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday 12 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday 10 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. The schedule also lists Saturday sessions and midweek openings.
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Chateau
Robert Nauck
Teton County
City Awards Water Line Contract to Robert Swortzel
The City Council awarded a $7 716 51 bid for 765 feet of six inch water line to Robert Swortzel for the new hospital site. Other items include a flood study for Chateau, potential outdoor recreation funds, and a sewer lagoon expansion funded by a Montana state easement payment of 2663 dollars.
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Bob
Swortzel
Robert Swortzel
Robert Findorff
Chateau
State Soil Conservation Office
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Jim Dellno
Jim Hamilton
Harrisburg, Pa
Teton County
Hamilton
State Examiner
John Nordhagen
Sabo
Walter Paul
Hobson Addition
Dellno
State of
Montana
S I Bonds To Finance Sewer Line
The City of Choteau will sell 50000 Special Improvement District Bonds on September 20 at 8 p.m for constructing a sewer line in the Choteau Country Club Addition. The bond issue is tax exempt. A revolving fund guarantees payment of these and future bonds. Three lots remain owned by Chateau Country Club which will cover its share of the tax. Bidders set interest up to 8 percent annually. Information available at the City office.
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City of
Choteau
Special Improvement District
Chateau
Old Settlers Plan To Meet September 25
Teton County's oldest settlers will gather in the Chateau pavilion on Saturday September 25 for a 6:30 p.m. dinner with a program a dance visiting and reminiscing to follow. Committees have been appointed for the yearly affair by President Jesse Malone and plans are proceeding for this highlight event of the year for many of Teton County's older citizens.
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Teton County
Chateau Pavilion
Jesse Malone
Drug Store Burglary Reported in Teton County
Sheriff Pete Howard reports the Chateau Drug Store was burglarized last Friday night and discovered Saturday morning by pharmacist Herb Foster. About $762 in merchandise was stolen. the burglary is under investigation by the Teton County Sheriff's office.
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Pete Howard
Chateau
Herb Foster
Teton County
Rural Firemen Called Twice During Week
The Chateau Rural Fire Department responded Sunday to a grass fire in a borrow pit along a Farmington country road. The blaze threatened a nearby stubble field but was controlled. sparks from a passing truck emergency brake were blamed. On Monday evening around 6 p.m. crews were sent to a stubble fire on the Ralph Caskey farm but arrived to find it under control, likely started by a passing vehicle.
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The
Chateau Rural Fire Department
Borrow
Farmington
Ralph Caskey
Irene Inbody Joins Agape Movement Mission Team
Irene Inbody daughter of Mr and Mrs Clark Inbody Chateau joins Agape Movement a Campus Crusade for Christ ministry She left Sept 12 for four months training at Arrowhead Springs San Bernardino California After training she will join a team for a two year teaching assignment in a Middle East country to be named later Her education includes a Special Education degree from Eastern Montana College and last year she taught as a learning disabled resource teacher in Bitterroot Elementary.
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Irene Inbody
Clark Inbody
Chateau
Agape Movement
Campus Crusade For Christ
Miss Inbody
Arrowhead Springs
San Bernardino
Calif
Agape International
Middle East
Agape
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Bitterroot
Federal Grant Approved For Chateau Airport Runway
A $76,320 federal grant approved through Senator Lee Metcalf will fund an overlay paving for Chateau Airport runway resurfacing. Airport Commission Secretary Magg Baker said start date is unclear but likely next spring.
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Lee Metcalf
Washington, D.C
Chateau Airport
Airport Commission
Magg
Baker
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