Chateau city council approves Arensmeyer replacement and riot ordinance
Chateau city council accepted the resignation of Don Arensmeyer from the second ward, approved Robert S. Armstrong to fill the vacancy, and passed a riot suppression ordinance with penalties. Chief Maurice Black had sought extra powers and parade permit rules, but the final ordinance mirrors state law. The council also considered a water line for a two block loop from Fourth to Sixth streets NW for five potential users.
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Chateau City
Don_Arensmeyer
Robert S. Armstrong
Conrada
Maurice Black
Leo H. Murphy
Chatéau
John Poore
Fourth Street
Sixth Street
Bill McCauley
John Dunckel
Helicopter Crash Near Choteau Causes No Injuries
A Hiller 12 E helicopter piloted by Darrell Sucher of Choteau and Charles Peterson crashed into grain bins on the Crane farm north of Choteau while attempting a precautionary landing. The aircraft, owned by Shasta of San Jacinto, California, was damaged with repairs estimated around 50 000 dollars. 300 bushels of wheat spilled from one bin. The pilots walked to the airport about two miles away.
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Darrell Sucher
D. B. Crane
Jim Crane
Choteau
Charles Peterson
Sucher
John Nordhagen
the Chateau Flying Service
Nordhagen
Peterson
Shasta
San Jacinto, Calif
Forest ‘Service
Teton County
Barton Undergoes Surgery at Mayo Clinic
Al Barton of Chateau underwent surgery at Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota last week. He will be hospitalized for some time and well wishers may send messages in care of the clinic.
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al Barton
Chateau
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Barton
Body found after extensive hillside search near Rogers Pass
Donald Hammer 48 of Lincoln was shot. Bouma and searchers found the body buried under four inches of snow after a long hunt involving over 50 volunteers near Rogers Pass. Youths Walters and Hayes, once Bouma workers, linked to the case and a restaurant robbery. Bouma declined the $1,000 reward. Hammer’s funeral was held in Lincoln.
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Rogers Pass
Donald Hammer
Lincoln Area
Hammer
Andy Bouma
Chateau
Bouma
Harold
Andy
David Walters
Edward Hayes
Bouma Post Yard
Lincoln
Post Yard
Walters
Chateau Sheriff's Department
Conrad
December 4 Special Bond Election Set in Teton County
County commissioners set December 4 as the date for a $150,000 county bond election to fund a rest home. The action follows a petition signed by 913 residents. the council also fixed a ten year redemption limit with optional county redemption after five years.
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Board of County Commissioners
Teton County
Gordon Monkman
Robert L. Woodah
Golden Wedding Anniversary for Mr and Mrs Andrews
Mr and Mrs W L Andrews Sr of Power plan a golden wedding anniversary open house at the American Legion hall in Power on Sunday October 3 from 2 to 5 p.m. Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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W. L. Andrews, Sr
Power
American Legion Hall
Chateau Bulldogs Roll Over Malta Mustangs 27-0
Chateau Bulldogs dominated Malta 27 to 0 in the league opener. Quarterback Jim Scott led a 349 yard effort with 97 passing and three touchdowns on drives that featured Greg Curtis and LeRoy Banis scoring and Charles Shannon recovering a key fumble. The Bulldogs, who have not allowed a point, head to an away game against Shelby next.
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Chateau Bulldogs
Malta
Mustangs
Bulldogs
Shelby
Conrad
Bulldog
Jim
Scott
Cliff Sabo
LeRoy Banis
Sabo
Joss
Tors BO
Malta’s
Mustang
Roy Breaux
Dennis
van Auken
Chateau
Davidson
Curtis
Paydirt
Mike Dellno
Chatéau
Maita
John
Rose
County plans seek public input on rest home bond
Plans discussed Tuesday by the chamber and local groups aim to inform Teton County residents about the rest home bond issue. Attendees included the Treasure State Agricultural Association and the Teton County Taxpayers Association, with Russell Sewell of the Cut Bank Rest Home answering questions. The effort seeks a series of meetings for residents in Chateau Fairfield Dutton Pendroy and Power to express views, while planners address health board changes and potential roadblocks before any bond vote.
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Teton ‘County
Treasure State Agricultural Association
Teton County Taxpayers Association
Russell Sewell
Cut Bank Rest Home
Auma ‘Chamber
Gail Isakson
Chateau
Fairfield
Dutton
Pendroy
Isakson
State ‘Board of Health
Ted ‘Sorenson
Sewell
Chinook Man Buys Anderson Chevrolet and Choteau Garage
R A Taylor, Chinook auto dealer, buys Anderson Chevrolet and Choteau Garage, forming Teton Motors at the former Chateau Garage. Andersons stay as bookkeeper. Chalmers remains with Case, Yamaha, and Pontiac Oldsmobile operations. Taylor’s opening date is Oct 1. family remains in Choteau.
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Choteau
Anderson Chevrolet
Choteau Garage
R. A. Taylor
Taylor
Chevrolet
Joseph
Doris Anderson
Ben Chalmers
Taylor’s
New Teton
Case
Allied Lines
Yamaha
Chalmers
Obernolte
Tll
Chateau General Motors
Abe Alyn
Chateau
Dorothy
Susan
Navy
Fulton
Kan
Dearborn
Continental Divide
Change Of Scene Sign Up At C S B
Citizens State Bank in Choteau hosts signup for the Choteau Chamber of Commerce Farmers Appreciation Drive. Bill Olsen explains the program offers harvest help when needed and asks residents to list names and phone numbers with George Higgins. Ed Schiller notes schools may excuse farm students during harvest.
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Citizens State Bank
Choteau
George Higgins
Chateau
Ed” Schiller
Olsen
Teton pheasant season opens October 31 with varied bag limits
Montana Fish and Game sets hunting dates for pheasants across counties. Most counties offer a 29 day season starting October 31, with eight day limits in hard hit counties beginning noon October 31. Teton County appears in the October 31 to November 28 group with a daily three cock limit and six possession after day one.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Teton County
Lincoln
Flathead
Sanders
Lake, Mineral
Missoula
Powell
Granite
Deer Lodge
Ravalli
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Chouteau
Beaverhead
Sheridan
Blaine
Hill
Liberty
Toole
Custer
Powder River
Mc‘Cone
Richland
Dawson
Wibaux
Prairie
Fallon
Carter
Powder” River
Choteau Bulldog Fullback Won Outstanding Player Award
Greg Curtis named outstanding player for Malta Choteau game. Ron Fetina and LeRoy Banis named runners up for the Golden-Hermet award to be presented at the home game.
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Greg? Curtis
Choteau
Ron ® Fetinéra
LeRoy
Banis
Chotéat
Regional meeting draws figures from Great Falls
The weekend gathering in Great Falls brought together Gene Nelgon Chuck Peck Elmer and Dunckel for a regional Hamilton meeting. Attendees discussed local issues and community plans with several attendees traveling to participate.
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Gene Nel
Gon
Chuck Peck
Elmer
Dial
Wiay
Dunckel
Cweres
Hamilton
Services Held For Christine Ann Lear Infant
Funeral services for Christine Ann Lear infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Lear were held September 12 at the Zwerneman Mortuary with Father William E Morley officiating Christine died September 11 in Columbus Hospital Great Falls She was born August 17 in Choteau
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Christine Ann Lear
Jack, Lear
Zwerneman Mortuary
William EE. Morley
Christine
Columbus Hospital
Great Falls
Choteau
Wolk couple returns home after Cha teau visit
Mr and Mrs Ben Wolk traveled from the Chateau area back to Washougal Washington on Tuesday. They plan to make stops in Cut Bank Whitefish and Kalispell along their route home.
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Ben Wolk
Washougal
Wash
Chateau
Cut Bank
Whitefish
Two Class C Teams Split League Tilts
Dutton defeated Centerville 15 to 7 in the season opener as Darrell Mapston ran 54 yards for Centerville’s final score. Dutton’s Terry Olson and Centerville’s Phil Sebastian led strong defenses. Brady scored in every period in Dutton’s 15-7 win over Power. Jerry Sawyer returned the opening kickoff 70 yards, with Danny McLean adding two touchdowns and Ron Gollehon two more. Power’s defense was paced by Bob and John Burgmaier.
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Teton County
Dutton
Centerville
Powertell
Brady
Bob
Johnson
Darrell
Mapston
Terry Olson
Phil Sebastian
Jerry Sawyer
Danny McLean
Ron_ Gollehon
John Burgmaier
Blood Drawing Set for Oct 7 at Methodist Church
Mrs Grant Curtis announces a blood drawing session scheduled for 2 p.m. Thursday October 7 at the Methodist Church with Curtis as chair.
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the Methodist Church
Montana Fish and Game Sets Sun River Elk Quota
The Montana Fish and Game Commission sets an elk quota for Sun River district 42, 100 bulls south of the river and 300 north of it, with either sex hunting. The season opens October 24 and may reopen before November 28 if quotas aren’t met, with computer drawings for permits and 24‑hour checkpoints to monitor harvest.
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Montana
Sun River
James L. Mitchell
Mitchell
Mitchell ' Eee
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