Bulldogs Roll Past Conrad In Season Opener 55-13
Chateau Bulldog quarterback Ron Lehnerz scored three touchdowns and added five extra points to power a 55-13 victory over the Conrad Cowboys in the first conference game. Lehnerz led scoring with multiple carries and conversions as Choteau jumped to an early lead and maintained control through the game.
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Bulldogs
Conrad
Ron Lehnerz
Chateau Bulldog
Conrad Cowboys
Lehnerz
Rad
Bill Whealey
R. Nierstheimer
Choteau
Doug Sabo
Lehnert
Rudy Ameline
Sabo
Cowboys
Bob Eppe
Chateaux
Bulldog
Jim Elings
Chateau
Jeff Curtis
Brad Gunderson
John Camden
Burr Field
Field
Permit Assured for Ski Area West of Chateau
Leonard Blixrud announces U S Forest Service has issued a permit for Te ton Pass Inc to build a ski area west of Chateau. Plans include two lifts this fall, an A frame shelter, access road, parking, management, and snow removal. Stock remains available with listed members inviting inquiries before the Sept. 25 meeting at Olsen Agency.
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Forest Service
Leonard Blixrud
Teton Pass, Inc
Chateau
U. S. Forest Service
Blixrud
James Crawford
Bill Patton
Andrew Jordan
Doug Crary
Jack Rogers
Arnold Hanusa
J. R. Crabtree
Richard Headington
Charles Crane
Carl Eklund
Council Backs Beer Age Limit and Sewer Plans
Chateau Montana council conducts first and second readings on an emergency ordinance restricting possession of beer or liquor by under 21s and approves a porch addition tax request. Tom Thomas outlines a sanitary sewer project for Cowgill Addition with a planned route via Perry Addition. The meeting also lists multiple utility and service payments and notes a local wedding in Victoria attended by Gene and Mrs. Armstrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Tom Thomas
Great Falls
Cowgill
State Board of Health
Perry
W. S. Darley and Co
Montana Municipal League
Social Security Division
Stanley J. Bishop
Dolphin Smith
Choteau Electric
Don R. Durocher
Choteau Oil Co
Waterworks Equipment Co
Husky Service
Mountain States Telephone Co
John L. Dunckel
District Ranger Enforces Bob Marshall Wilderness Rules
District Ranger Joe Higgins warns hunters of regulations in the Bob Marshall Wilderness including no motorized vehicles or chainsaws and strict pack in pack out policy. New wilderness guard Jim Crepeau will enforce rules on the Teton and Sun River districts, with efforts to clean camps and reduce debris. Hunters are urged to dismantle camps and pack out refuse, and to be careful with fire as conditions remain dry. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fox of Great Falls visited Ed Schiller’s home Sunday. Mrs. Fox is Schiller's mother-in-law.
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Bob Marshall
Joe Higigns
Higgins
Jim Crepeau
Augusta
Crepeau
Gates Park
Teton
Sun River
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Dan Chisholm
Chisholm
Lee Fox
Great Falls
Ed Schiller
Mrs. Fox
Mrs. Schiller
Sheriff’s Department Arrests Three on Variety of Charges
Teton County Sheriff Albert Becker reports three men taken into custody last week. Delphine Cody Smith, 23, of Kalispell, charged with theft of three tractor batteries. pleaded guilty and received six months suspended and a $65 fine. Charles Stephens, 20, Malmstrom AFB, in Great Falls on fraudulent check charge. to be tried Sept. 29. held on $1,000 bond. William Titus, 57, charged with taking a vehicle without consent. pleaded not guilty. next jury term not set. held on $1,000 bond.
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Teton County
Albert Becker
Delphine Cody Smith
Kalispell
Grant Curtis
Phens
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Stephens
Great Falls
William Titus
Titus
Golf Winners Are Announced In City Tournament
Don Hofeldt and Mrs. John Nordhagen won the annual city golf tournament at the Country Club by one stroke. Hofeldt 81 led Swanson and Van Auken 82. Nordhagen beat Mrs. Dellno 92 to 91 for the women’s title. Final rounds finished Sunday after a rain delay.
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Don Hofeldt
John Nordhagen
Hofeldt
John Swanson
Dennis van Auken
Jim Dellno
Bob Armstrong
Milt van Auken
Jay Dunckel
Bob Gormley
Glen Logsdon
Logsdon
Jack Rogers
Bill McCauley
Dave Shannon
Glen Stoudt
John Dunckel
Lorraine Hartz
Chateau Golf Course
Special Deer Elk Archery Season Set in Montana
The Montana Fish and Game Commission has set the special archery season for deer and elk. Open areas include specific deer zones from Oct 1 to 21 and elk zones from Oct 15 to 21 with long bows only. crossbows are banned. Harvests count toward the hunter's season limit.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Swartzels Return From Three Day Trip
Mr and Mrs Charles Swartzel returned home last Friday after a three day trip to Kalispell and East Lake Shore where they attended the funeral of their friend Mrs Ted Day.
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Charles Swartzel
Kalispell
East Lake Shore
Ted Day
Choteau Lions Plan Pool Festival and Crazy Day Events
Choteau Lions Club and Chamber announce a Pool Festival with a beef barbecue 5 to 7 p.m. and two dozen games to raise funds for the pool and civic groups. The festival will feature bake and rummage sales, new prizes, and community participation with Oct 7 set for Crazy Day.
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Choteau Lions Club
Chamber
Choteau
Lions Club
Duane Resch
Reisch
Lions
Grads Head to Colleges Statewide After Choteau High School
Last spring Choteau High graduates plan to enroll in colleges across Montana and beyond. Rocky Mountain College in Billings draws Susan Inbody through Ruth Delger, while Western Montana College and Carroll College also attract multiple grads.
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Choteau High School
Chateau High School
Susan Inbody
Diane McClue
Sharman Field
Randy Erickson
Shirley Johns
Ruth Delger
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Betty Jo Dellwo
Betty Connole
Mike Dellwo
Carol Maloney
Western Montana College
Dillon
Hope Hensley
Dennis van Auken
Diane Robbins
Carroll College
Helena
Montana State University At
Bozeman
Wendy Burns
Laura Lee Richert
Cathy Lehnert
Clifford Sabo
Dick Zier
Jim Waltermire
Stephen LaRance
Charles Corey
Lenore Jessop
Gerry Yeager
University of Montana At
Linda Sheble
Jan Voorhees
University of Chicago
Vickie S. Cook
Concordia
Patsy Hoyt
Columbus School of Nursing
Great Falls
Susan Jackson
Northern Montana Nursing School
Havre
Rachel Field
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Cecilia Snyder
Career Academy
Milwaukee
Wis
Karen Murphy
University of Santa Clara
Margaret Maloney
Marcia Stott
Spokane Beauty College
Nancy Larson
Oral Roberts University
Tulsa
Okla
Dennis Massey
Great Falls Commercial College
Family Shifts and Visits Across Ontario and California
Mr and Mrs Wendel East of Boston Ontario Canada stayed a few days with cousins Mr and Mrs Gordon Monkman visiting other relatives. Their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson and family from Rancho Cordova California are visiting at the home of Chick Sulgrove.
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Wendel
Boston
Ontario
Canada
Gordon Monkman
Chick” Sulgrove
Fred Jackson
Rancho Cordova
Calif
City Ambulance Fund Reaches Self Support Level
Choteau Jaycees heard a report from Mayor John Dunckel stating the city ambulance operation covers its costs with revenue available to maintain or replace the unit. The Jaycees bought the ambulance in 1964 and invited the mayor to provide a financial update.
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Choteau Jaycees
Mayo
John Dunckel
Dunckel
the Jaycees
Choteau FFA Officers Attend Training School
Seven Choteau FFA Chapter officers joined peers in Cascade for Glacier District officer training led by Montana Association FFA officials. Leaders shared plans, tackled why chapters vary in quality, and received guidance from state officers and advisor Bob Nauck.
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Choteau Ffa
Cascade
Glacier District
Montana Association Ffa
Choteau
Jim Hodgskiss
Tom Stott
Clarence Pearson
Jay Rice
Jim Peters
Dave Lindseth
Sentinel
Steve Kramer
FFA
Montana Association
Bob Nauck
Chateau Ffa
Rick Beck
Deer Lodge
Tim Phillips
Terry Salo
Monte Clemon
Dennis LaBuda
Basil Ashcraft
Helena
Montana barley crop falls below last year’s record
Barley production in Montana is expected at 36,099,000 bushels, 43 percent below last year’s record and the smallest since 1961. Oats total 4,728,000 bushels, down 37 percent from last year and 44 percent below average. Hay crops show large gains in alfalfa and wild hay despite drought effects on second cuttings.
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Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Firemen to Meet Next Tuesday Night
The Chateau Volunteer Fire Department schedules its next meeting for Tuesday September 26 at 7 p.m. Fire chief Bob Erickson notes the winter time change from Fridays to Tuesdays and asks all firemen to be prompt for a pre meeting practice session.
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Chateau Volunteer Fire Department
Bob Erickson
Erickson
Keep Montana Green Poster Contest Aims Fire Prevention
Montana Jaycees sponsor the Keep Montana Green Fire Prevention Poster Contest with nearly 500 posters reaching state finals last year. Winners in four age groups advance to the December international contest in Seattle, run by Western Forestry and Conservation Association, with entrants from 11 western states and British Columbia.
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Keep Montana Green
Jaycee Club
Montana
William Hodge
Keep Montana Green Association
Jim Hill
Jaycee Keep Montana Green Committee
Missoula
Hodge
Western Forestry and Conservation Association
Seattle
Western
British Columbia
Hill
Jaycees
Mark
Democrat Women Plan Luncheon in Fairfield
The Teton County Democratic Women's Club will host a luncheon at Park Cafe in Fairfield on Monday September 25 at 1:30 p.m. A follow up business meeting will convene. All members and interested persons are urged to attend.
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Teton County
Democratic Women's Club
Park Cafe
Fairfield
Albert Jenson Services Held on Saturday
Albert Howard Jenson 61 died in Spokane Washington last Wednesday September 13 after a short illness. He was born June 3 1906 in Eureka Utah and lived with his parents in Utah until 1928 then moved to Bynum. He married Alice Kelly October 9 1931 and moved to Washington in 1942. Survivors include his widow a son Howard Spokane a daughter Laura Lee Maps Spokane six grandchildren five sisters and two brothers including Andrew Jenson Choteau and Hal Jenson Bynum.
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Albert Howard Jenson
Spokane
Wash
Jenson
Merle
Laura Lee
Maps
Roy Stott
Bynum
C B Stevenson
Mt. Home
Utah
Mark Bleajard
Arcidia
Parley Schenk
Bancroft
Idaho
J W Rosenberger
Browning
Andrew Jenson
Choteau
Hal Jenson
Chateau Teachers To Be Honored
American Legion and Auxiliary members urged to attend the dinner meeting tonight to honor Chote teachers. Dinner starts at 7 p m with Harriet Miller State Superintendent of Public Instruction as guest speaker.
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American Legion
Harriet Miller
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Wolk Family Visit Stays Brief in Omak
Mr and Mrs Walter Wolk of Omak Washington returning after a Minnesota visit spent several days last week with his sister Mrs Clara Wood. They were joined by cousin Mrs Bianca Duffing of Wheaton Minnesota during the stay.
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Walter Wolk
Omak
Wash
Minnesota
Clara Wood
Bianca Duffing
Wheaton, Minn
Two Youths Injured In One Car Mishap Near Pendroy
Weekend accidents near Chateau involve a 1960 Falcon carrying Conrad youths Robert Eaglin and Larry Hall. They were treated for cuts and bruises at Teton Memorial Hospital. one released Saturday and one Sunday. A separate Sunday crash 40 miles north involved a late model car and trailer house with no injuries.
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Chateau
Pendroy
Falcon
Conrad
Robert Eaglin
Larry Hall
Borrow Pit
Teton Memorial Hospital
Albert Becker
Teton County
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Fort Benton Longhorns
Council
Gene Armstrong
Victoria
Gary
Kathleen Lees
Sheriff's Department
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Taylor
Mic Darnold
Duane Reisch
Jack Bowers
Charles Swortzel
Montana Air Stream
Choteau's Park
Swartzel
Marl Faurote
Chamber Coopers
Don Pimperton
Eldo Raph
District 20 View
Shelby
Leroy Bingham
Jayeve Spark
Cut Bank
Tom Rimmer
Montana TB Association
Chateau Jaycees
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Rimmer
Democrat
Albert Jenson
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