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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1973
Page
4
Western Montana districts open to gun hunting for moose bighorn sheep and mountain goat. Bowhunters must wear at least 400 square inches of daylight fluorescent orange unless in districts open only to bow hunting. Citations issued for noncompliance.
United States Savings Bonds show gains in Series E and H sales with Montana August totals of 1 443 641 and Teton County year to date 135 621 78.7 percent of 172 380 annual quota. National August sales reach 567 million as year to date surpasses prior year by 1 400 330 and total holdings rise to 60.27 billion.
Mr and Mrs Bill Stocker of Sunapee New Hampshire visited Mr and Mrs Dick Conklin in Chateau for a few days. They served in the Navy together in World War II and had not seen each other in 28 years. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Fischer of Stockton California also visited, Fischer born in Chateau in 1916 and left in 1920. his first Montana visit in 53 years. Nettie Stearns returned to Chateau after months in Arizona and other southern states, planning to stay several months.
The Johnson Peterson and Scott families express sincere thanks for kindness during illness and loss of Ragnhild Scott. They note visits flowers food cards and memorials will be remembered, with special thanks to pallbearers Rev Louis Pratt and the meal providers after services. May God bless all.
Cut Bank JVs beat Choteau 32 6 as the Wolves fail to score in the first half. Mike Bruce scored for Choteau in the third quarter and defenders Alzheimer Rathman and Oertel shone for Cut Bank. Freshmen tied Conrad 8 8 with Hinman scoring and Armstrong Hamilton Johnson praised. next game at Browning.
Tim Alzheimer a freshman at Carroll College Helena is chosen for a role in the college’s Little Theatre production of A Streetcar Named Desire. The play runs October 11 14 with curtain at 7 30 pm each evening.
A collector's show and sale will be held Saturday October 13 from 1 to 4 p m at the Country Rose Antique Shop in Fairfield. Collectors may exhibit sell or trade items and bring their own tables. Rose and Earl Clark host the event with local sponsors from Shelby and Chester.
Silas Crees Jr. of Augusta is a 5'7 157 pound defensive back for Eastern Montana College's Yellow Jackets this season. A 1973 Augusta High graduate, he lettered two years, served as co captain of the football team and earned All Conference honors twice. He is the son of Mrs. David Bodkins of Augusta.
The Hotchkiss family expresses gratitude to friends and the church and the ladies who served during their sorrow following the death of their infant son.
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