Democratic gubernatorial candidate to speak at public luncheon
Dr. Roland Renne the Democratic nominee for governor will speak at a noon luncheon Thursday Sept 24 at the Villager Chateau. He will address attendees at 12 30 and participate in both luncheon and campaign remarks. This marks his final Teton county appearance before the November election as his tour expands to all 56 counties with other candidates.
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Roland Ri. Renne
Will Ato
Chateau
Dr. Renne
Teton County
Jim Dellwo
Renne
Dellwo
Montana State College
Fairfield
Land Diversion Drives 1965 Federal Wheat Program
Mrs. J. Viola Herak states the 1965 voluntary wheat program aims to reduce grain production and stocks by diverting wheat acreage to conserving uses. The program offers a first time substitution privilege between wheat and feed grains, with price support loans and marketing cards for participants, and signup runs through October 2.
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J. Viola Herak
The
Agricultural Stabilization and Conser
Vation States Committee
Herak
ASCS
Corbett Angus Score Wins in Idaho Fair Sweep
Corbett Angus Ranch at Chateau dominates Idaho fairs winning multiple top awards. At Salmon fair September 3 5 they captured senior champion bull junior champion bull grand champion bull and multiple firsts including get of fire. At Eastern Idaho State Fair Blackfoot September 8 12 they claimed junior and senior champion bulls grand champion bull and several get of five three and two bulls firsts plus other firsts.
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Corbett Angus Ranch
Chateau
Idaho
Salmon
Corbetts
Blackfoot
Chateau Ranch
Dutton Downs Tops Augusta Elks 22 6 in Class C clash
Dutton Downs defeated Augusta Elks 22 to 6 as Cardinal Ken Olson and Barry Fleschman connected on scoring passes and Olson returned a punt for a touchdown. Olson and Fleschman teamed on a 15 yard pass late to seal the victory with Olson’s earlier 25 yard TD pass.
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Dutton
Augusta
Elks
Cardinal Ken Olson
Barry Fleschman
Elk
Olson
Larry Krone
Fleschman
Cardinals
Phillip Johnson
Jim Bender
Anderson
Belt
Power
Leon Toeckes
Miller
Pirates
Cascade
Centerville
Simms
Joplin
Dance Classes Set By Triplett School
John Triplett of Triplett Schools of Dancing announced new dance classes at Chateau for children from 3 to 16 years old in tap ballet toe acrobatic and dance. Teenagers and adults may learn fox trot waltz rumba samba tango cha cha and bosanova. Enrollments Tuesday Sept 22 from 2 to 8 pm at the American Legion hall with instruction by Triplett and Maria Michele former San Francisco Ballet School teacher.
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John Triplett
Triplett
Chateau
American Legion Hall
Fred Astaire
New York
Arthur Murray
Chicago
Maria Michele
San Francisco Ballet School
Robinsons Visit Moore Residents in Choteau
Mr and Mrs Ray W Robinson of Moore were among recent visitors to Choteau, per local notes. The brief item records a social or civic visit without further details.
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Ray W. Robinson
Moore
Finley to Attend Regional NSTA Conference
Albert Finley a Chateau High School science teacher will attend the regional National Science Teachers Association conference in Banff Alta Canada from Thursday to Monday He is an official in the national association and will introduce the national president and participate in curriculum development about 300 NSTA leaders are expected to attend Scientists from the United States Canada the United Kingdom and Australia will participate
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Albert Finley
Chateau High
National Science Teachers’ Association
Banff
Alta
Canada
Stoday
Finley
National Association
NSTA
U. S
United Kingdom
Australia
Charles W. Gray Named VP at Security State Bank Harlem
Charles W. Gray former Cha teau resident is named vice president and managing officer of the Security State Bank Harlem. He previously served as assistant cashier in the farm and ranch department of a Great Falls bank. Gray is married with two children.
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Charles W. Gray
Chateau
Security State Bank
Harlem
Great Falls
Gray
Huffman to Attend Montana Library Conference Meeting
Mrs. J. B. Huffman will attend a state library and audio-visual committee meeting in Helena on Saturday. The program reviews last year's efforts and discusses future actions while considering an application to its fields of interest. The event operates under the Montana Library Association and State Library Commission.
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J. B. Huffman
State’ of Library and Audio-Visual Committee
Helena
the .Montana Library, Association
Mrs N Poore Dies Saturday in Rest Home
Nora M Poore 85 died at Depner Rest Home Chateau after a month long illness. Born Sept 6 1879 in Shelbyville Missouri she married Columbus Marshall Poore in 1900 and moved to Montana 1905 later settling near Bozeman. Survivors include eight sons and three daughters with burial at Chateau Cemetery. funeral by Chapel Tuesday with Fred Crowe officiating.
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Nora M. Poore
Depner Rest Home
Chateau
Shelbyville
James R. Poor
Columbus Marshall Poore
Montana
Gallatin Valey
Bozeman
Poore
Paul
Helen) Rose
Pendrey
Rose May Haymond
Livingston
Hattie Jerome
East Helena
Edgar
Kansas City
Kenneth
Alaska
Lloyd
Anacortes
Wash
Arthur
Wilsoll
Curley
John
Eddie
Dillon
Mike
Helena
Mabel Clute
McAllister
Archie
California
Fred Crowe
Choteau, Cemetery
Fast Draw Group Organizing Here
The Chateau Fast Draw Club will meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the old building adjacent to the Taylor Motor Company used car lot. George Mader is chairman Tom Gilge secretary treasurer and David Knaff safety marshal.
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Chateau
Taylor Motor Company
George Mader
Tom Gilge
David Knaff
Tree Planting Set To Begin Tuesday
The Forest Service announced planting 90 000 trees west of Creek near Chateau on Tuesday. A 25 man Blackfeet reservation crew will plant on a 167 acre tract under ranger Vergil Lindsey.
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the Forest Service
Creek
Chateau
Vergil Linndsey
Ines Ig
Janet Owigi to Visit With Parents Before Portland Work
Janet Owigi daughter of uel School of Nursing will visit for three weeks with her parents before returning to Portland to begin work. The trip highlights a family visit linked to her nursing career and future posting.
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Uel School of Nursing
Janet
Owigi
Portland
Hunters and Laws Warned By Fish and Game Official
James L. Mitchell reminds hunters to know and follow laws during bird seasons. Shooting from roads or vehicles is unlawful and can lead to charges. He urges seeking landowner permission and respecting signs to protect property and safety. Seasonal openings noted for prairie grouse on Sept 20.
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Hudt
GOP caravan to visit Teton County with 3000 mile tour
A Republican caravan of candidates led by Alex Blewett and Tim Babcock will tour Montana stopping in Fairfield Chateau Dutton and Conrad among others. The 3000 mile trip runs through Oct 7 with coffee hours and a noon pot luck dinner inviting voters to meet the GOP slate ahead of the November 3 election.
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Teton County
Alex Blewett
U. S
Jamies .F
Tim Babcock
Ted Jiames
Fairfield
Chateau
City Pavilion
Choteau
Dutton
Conrad
Billings
William Miller
Chateau Area
Grant Curtis
Bill Breen
Wier
Funeral Rites Held for Joseph Mezer in Chateau
Funeral services for 87 year old Joseph Mezer were held at St. Josephs Catholic Church. Rev. Thomas Morley led the Mass after a two year illness. Mezer born August 23 1877 in Odessa Russia came to the United States in 1901 and Montana from North Dakota in 1914. Survivors include his widow three daughters seven sons and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Burial followed at Chateau Cemetery with pallbearers including his sons and son in law.
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Joseph Mezer
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Thomas Morley
Mezer
Odessa
Russia
United States
Montana
North Dakota
Margaret Mack
U. S
Paul
Lena) Marinchek
Edwin
Lillian) Anderson
Margaret Mozer
Chateau
Lawrence
Browning
Joe
Fort Benton
John
Julius
Great Falls
Tony
Dupuyer
Walter
Chicago
Mike
Michigan
Banks Funeral Home Chapel
Paul Marinchek
Chateau Cemetery
TARS Club Is Organized In Choteau
The TARS Club organized at a Sept meeting in Choteau elected Grant Gormley chair man Carol Miller vice chair man Linda Hemstad secretary and Don Moulton treasurer Bill Olsen acted as temporary chair man A county teenage chairman was chosen for each candidate Plans were outlined for a Sept 23 rally welcoming the Republican candidates caravan Marvin Holtz Montana Young Republican National Committeeman spoke urging members to work to elect a full slate on Nov 3 and to organize now for enthusiasm in Montana and the United States
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Choteau
Grant Gormley
Carol Miller
Linda Hemstad
Don Moulton
Bill Olsen
Teton County
Republican Committee
Marvin Holtz
Montana
Young -Republican National
Holtz
United States
Beef Production School Scheduled At Bozeman
The 1964 Beef Production School will be held at Montana State College in Bozeman from November 30 to December 2. MSC's Animal Science and Range Management department, research labs, and Extension Service organize with state cattle associations providing speakers and program planning. The event features talks on beef production and marketing, disease control, nutrition, forage and pasture, producer case studies, and a live steer to carcass evaluation demo.
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Bozeman
Montana
N. A Jacobsen
MSC
Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Cooperative Extension Service
Montana ‘ Stock Growers
Montana Cattlemens
Gallatin
Fot
Jacobsen
Tidyman Family Visits Helena Parents for Week
Mr and Mrs Bill Tidyman and their children arrived Tuesday evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Jack Wright. They will spend the week here while Tidyman attends meetings in Helena.
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Bill Tidyman
Lions Seek Funds for Chateau Pool Operations
The Chateau Lions announce a September 26 pool festival to raise about 2855 dollars. Debts to members total 1855 dollars remain, with 500 dollars needed for a pool vacuum pump and bathhouse remodel, and 500 more for the pool deficit. Rex Peterson and Stan Rathman urge community donations of rummage and baked goods, especially from swim program parents, to support Chateau's youth swimming.
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Chateau ‘Lions
Lions
Robert Gronberg
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Rex
Peterson
Festival
Chateau Area
Montana Power Company
Chateau
Voter Registration Deadline Approaches in Montana County
Montana voters face a final registration opportunity for the November general election. In Teton County 1,018 eligible residents were not yet registered. Residents may register with the county clerk and recorder or deputy registrars until 5 p.m. Friday.
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Montana
Teton County
Sime
Teton County Receipts From Forest Service Distributed
Teton county received 3323.03 dollars from Forest Service gross receipts in the past year as part of 1,964,003.69 distributed to Idaho Montana Washington and South Dakota counties. About 93 percent came from timber sales with the rest from grazing land use recreation power permits and mineral leases. Funds are distributed by the state treasurer to counties with national forest acreage and must be used for local schools and roads.
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Teton’ County
U. S. Forest ‘Service
Idaho
Montana
Washington
South Dakota
Classroom Teachers Organized at School
A local unit of the Department of Classroom Teachers organized at Chateau Monday night with Mrs. B Huffman officiating. Officers elected include president Mrs Elmer Erickson and vice president Mrs Dorothy Reiner, secretary treasurer Mrs Robert Hill. The group belongs to the Montana Education Association. A Montana Highway Patrol license examiner will be Sept 21 at the ...
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Department of
Chateau
Huffman
DCT
Shelby
Orsu
Elmer’ Erickson
Dorothy
Reiner
Robert’ “Hill
The
Montana’ Education Association
George O'Hare Dies in Choteau Estate Figure
George O'Hare a longtime Choteau resident and local grocer died at Teton Memorial Hospital after a several month illness. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church with Rev. Gravdal officiating. He also served as deputy sheriff and city policeman. Chamber president McCartney said many Choteau businesses will close for the funeral.
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George O'Hare
Chateau
Teton Memorial Hospital
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Gravdal
O'Hare
Choteau
Tom McCartney
Brady Man Winner Grease Contest
Charles H. Aznee of Brady won first place in the Farmers Union Central Exchange Name the New Grease contest. He received a pickup and a year’s supply of oils and greases. The entry drew 24 619 entrants in 24 states. Alex J. Truchot of Choteau was among 100 third place winners earning five gallons of motor oil.
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Charles H. Aznee
Brady
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Aznee
Alex J. Truchot
Choteau
Chateau Bulldogs Visit Malta In Nighttime Gridiron Battle
Chateau high school Bulldogs travel to Malta for a Friday night clash seen as a potential high intensity matchup. Early errors and turnovers marked the scoreless start before Chinook found the end zone on a 29 yard scamper by Jimi Scott.
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Chateau
Malta
Curtis
Rosé
Onny Favors
Fort Benton
Longhorn
Conrad
Rose
Sugarbeeters
Bulldogs
Fairfield
Thompson
Choteau
Beeters
Dale’ "McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Chinook
Bulldog
Scott
Jimi
Hura
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