Improvements at Eureka Lake Planned by Fish and Game
Senator Lee Metcalf announced a $13,990 grant from the Interior Department Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to the Montana Department of Fish and Game for Eureka Lake seven miles northwest of Chateau. The funds will be matched by Montana, bringing total improvements to about $28,000 for roads parking areas barrier stubs and signs pending further details.
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Lee Metcalf
Interior Department Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Montana Department of Fish and Game
Eureka Lake
Chateau
State of
Montana
Eureka
Fish and Game Department
Dr Jack Rhyan Joins Double Arrow Vet Clinic Staff
Dr. Robert Lee owner of Double Arrow Veterinary Clinic in Chateau announced this week that Dr. Jack Rhyan is now associated with the firm. Rhyan became acquainted with the area last spring during a preceptorship at Double Arrow Clinic where he worked with Dr. Lee and Dr. Bill Patton.
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Jack Rhyan
Double Arrow Vet Clinic
Robert Lee
Double Arrow Veterinary Clinic
Chateau
Rhyan
Double Arrow Clinic
Lee
Bill Patton
Double Arrow
Orlando
Fla
Auburn University
Auburn
Ala
Great Falls
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Carol
Jeremy
Hunter Safety Class Begins Wednesday in Chateau Library
Paul Alzheimer, Teton County Chief Hunter Safety Instructor, says classes start Wednesday Sept 24 at 7 p.m. in the Chateau Library meeting room. Open to ages 12 to 18 who plan to hunt this fall. Instructors include Alzheimer, Armstrong, Groth, Heckerman and Mills. for more information call 466-2797.
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Paul Alzheimer
Teton County
Chateau
Alzheimer
Bob Armstrong
Ralph Groth
al Heckerman
Ray Mills
Plans Begin For Annual Pool Festival By Lions Club
Lions Club president Dr Bill Patton announced the festival committee with Bob Gormley as general chairman and Don Passmore Dick Nordhagen Tom McCartney and Grant Curtis as members A new bath house and pool improvements are planned with a hopeful November date and strong community support sought due to project costs
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Lions Club
Bill Patton
Bob Gormley
Don Passmore
Dick Nordhagen
Tom McCartney
Grant Curtis
Patton Sai
Choteau Bulldogs Defeat Chinook 19-6 in Conference Opener
Choteau Bulldogs beat Chinook Sugarbeeters 19 to 6 to open conference play and set up a home game against Malta. Key plays included a 25 yard pass to Pat Scott for the first score, plus a big defensive stand and late interception that sealed the win.
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Choteau
Chinook
Malta
Bulldogs
Malta Mustangs
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Gene Boyle
Sugarbeeters
Boyle
Mark Armstrong
Randy Jenson
Gary Dale
Chateau
Crisp
Sugarbeeter
Todd Curtis
Curtis
John Buck
Mike Bruce
Jim Stott
Tom Maltby
Buck
Pat Scott
Bill Smith
Smith
Mike Sattlen
T.D
Old Settlers Plan Special Dance Awards
Teton's Old Settlers near completion of plans for this year's dinner and dance set for Saturday September 27 in the Chateau pavilion. The evening includes dinner at 6 30, business meeting, program and dancing with a grand march urged by the club president. Prizes will honor best waltzers polka dancers other exhibition dancing and old fashioned costumes commemorating the Bicentennial.
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Teton
Chateau Pavilion
United States
PP and K Signup Under Way at Choteau Ford
Youngsters aged 8 to 13 are invited to sign up for this year’s Punt Pass and Kick competition sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales. Registration is under way at Choteau Ford with the event set for Saturday Oct 4 on the Choteau High School football field. Participants may pick up PP and K Tips Book and should practice. No charge, but a parent or guardian must accompany the signer.
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Choteau Ford Sales
Choteau Ford
Choteau
Grain harvest pace quickens in Montana after warm dry days
Montana farmers accelerated grain harvesting as warm dry weather last week helped fields progress. Grain yields and timing vary with some crops still two to three weeks behind normal during the period reported by the Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service and Extension Service.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service and Extension Service
New Hospital Plans Await HEW Approval
Bob Swartzel, chairman of the board of trustees for Teton Memorial Hospital, says no bids are called yet for the new hospital at Chateau. Plans are with HEW in Denver awaiting approval, after which a bid call will be published to determine funding and proceed with construction. Delays raise costs as inflation climbs.
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Bob Swartzel
Teton Memorial Hospital
The
Acantha
Chateau
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Denver
Swartzel
HEW
Guthrie Book On Sale In Chateau
The Last Valley by A. B. Guthrie Jr. is now on sale at Chateau Drug Inc. The epic continues Arfive’s story with Mort Ewing Doc Crabtree and Mary Jess. The novel follows Ben Tate purchasing the Arfive Advocate and maturing amid a turbulent frontier West. Following Wisconsin publication, Guthrie lives in Chateau and Missoula. The Way West won the 1950 Pulitzer. The almanac notes related to harvest show wheat barley oats and soil moisture across the state with grasshopper threats and planting progress.
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A. B. Guthrie Jr
Chateau Drug, Inc
A.B. Guthrie
Arfive
Mort Ewing
Doc Crabtree
Benton. Collingsworth
Mary Jess
Ben* Tate
Arfive Advocate
Weekly Advocate
Northwest
Chateau
Missoula
Schultz Services Held in Dutton Methodist Church
Funeral services for Martin A. Schultz 83 retired Dutton area farmer were held Tuesday September 16 at the Dutton Methodist Church with Rev Louis Pratt officiating and burial in Dutton Cemetery. He died Friday September 12 in a Great Falls hospital two weeks after a stroke. Survivors include his widow Ida Laubach married in 1915. sons Eugene Dutton Clyde Conrad. daughters Carmen Ruth Thorne Dutton and Betty Nierstheimer Conrad. 16 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Martin A. Schultz
Dutton Area
Dutton Methodist Church
Louis Pratt
Dutton
Schultz
Great Falls
Ida Laubach
Eugene
Clyde
Conrad
Carmen
Ruth) Thorne
Betty Nierstheimer
Cub Scout Meeting Set For Sept. 24
The Chateau Cub Scout Pack No. 51 will hold a regular meeting at the upper American Legion Hall on Wednesday September 24 starting at 6 30 p m. Boys ages 8 through 10 are urged to attend for the reorganizational meeting and parents are invited.
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Chateau
Upper
American Legion Hall
CHS Girls Basketball Weekend Wins Highlight Team’s Progress
The Choteau girls defeated Fairfield 14-13 on Friday in a shortened home game and beat Conrad 39-36 on Saturday, with Laura Stott and Susie Linville leading scoring. JV split two games, and the next matches are at home against Great Falls Bison and away at Shelby.
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CHS
Fairfield
Conrad
Chateau Girls
Jacque Jensen
Laura Stott
Eaglettes
Chateau
Susie Linville
Janette Torgerson
Miss Stott
Choteau
Cowgirls
Conrad Girls
Theresa Scott
Dru Nordhagen
Brenda Hermb
Valerie Burgess
Conrad Cathy Fellows
Great Falls Bison
Shelby
Lee Reynolds
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Fish & Game
Bulldog Film Fund
Hunter Safety
Teton Canyon
Rocky Mountains
Don LaBaugh
Joe de
Cut Bank
Browning
Conrad Ft. Benton
Old Settlers Plan
PP & K
Dle
Elena
Moni Mia Re
Vlety
Guthrie
M. A. Schultz
Agus Martin Schultz
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