Teton County Republican Rally Set in Choteau on Sunday
A free beef barbecue and rally will be held Sunday in Choteau park at 1:30 p.m. Local and state Republican candidates including Hibbard Forester Smith Hanson Woodahl Lewis Connors Omholt Stephenson Agen will attend with Dixieland entertainment by Chateau High School students.
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Teton County
Choteau
Choteau Park
James Cheetham
Dutton
Norbert Majerus
Walier
Dick Colburg
Cut Bank
Chateau High School
Lloyd Reynolds
Republican Central Committee
Jim Crawford
Chateau
Jackson's Barber Shop
Main Street
Chateau Country Club
District 15
Choteau High School
Council selects James Dellwo for City Clerk and Public Works Posts
James Dellwo chosen to fill combined roles of City Clerk and Public Works Superintendent after council narrowed 15 applications to eight. He will start Oct 2, resign as mayor of Chateau, and sell his insurance business. Clerk duties to be covered by James Sulgrove until Nov 1 retirement. Sulgrove has held the post 25 years and is a Chateau native and longtime firefighter.
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Jim Dellwo
Jim Hamilton
Hamilton
Dellno
Dellwo
Chateau
Orville Alison
James Sulgrove
Choteau
Hirshberg
Sulgrove
Chateau Fire Department
Sulgraves
PP&E Contest Set for Sunday on CHS Field
The Punt Pass and Kick contest returns to Cho teau High School field this Sunday October 1 at 1 p m sponsored by Cho teau Ford Sales. Boys aged 8 to 13 may enter by Friday September 29 with a parent present. First place in each age group advances to zone competition in Great Falls.
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Choteau
Oscar Ekstrom
Choteau Ford Sales
Chateau Ford
Great Falls
Tom Bosshardt
Russell Mills
Skip Lines
Gary Passmore
Keith van Setten
Richard Nordhagen
Chateau
Ekstrom
Girl Scout Fund Drive Plans Made
A special meeting last week set plans for the annual Cha teau area Girl Scout fund drive. Bob Nauck was named drive chairman with Dick Conklin as co chairman. Teams of solicitors will canvas the town for the October drive urging generous contributions.
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Chateau
Bob Nauck
Dick Conklin
Cochairman
C D Booklet To Be Mailed In Teton County
George O. Anderson, Teton County Civil Defense director, says residents will soon receive the booklet In Time Of Emergency with a shelter list. Cub Scouts in Chateau will deliver door to door. Two surplus Army trucks will serve as rural fire support and emergency snow removal vehicles. A statewide Civil Defense exercise is planned for October with further details to come. Contact Anderson at Rt. 2, Chateau, 466-2355. radio contact via the Sheriff’s office in case of emergency.
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George O. Anderson
Civil Defense
Teton County
Chateau
George Higgins
Sheriff's Office
Candidates Invite Public To Chateau Meet
Chateau Jaycees sponsor a Meet the Candidates night at Moose Hall on Thursday Oct 12 at 7 30 pm. State Legislature District 15 candidates are invited to share views on current state issues and discuss topics prior to the November election.
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Chateau Jaycees
Moose Hall
Bulldogs Upset Coyotes 20-14 to set up Conrad showdown
Chateau's Bulldogs upset Shelby Coyote 20-14 in a conference game last Friday night. Lee McCauley scored for the Bulldogs and Dale Dreyer added a 2 point pass conversion in a strong ground attack led by Buck and McCauley. Shelby's Hansell and Toldness connected for a late 65 yard score, but Chateau held on as Coach Boyle praised his offense and noted readiness for Conrad.
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Chateau
Bulldogs
Shelby Coyote
Shelby
Conrad
Coyotes
Choteau
Lee McCauley
McCauley
Steve Buck
Carl Dreyer
Bill Hansell
Greg Martin
Dale
Dreyer
Buck
Bulldog
Hansell
Tuff Toldness
Mark Spinder
Gene Boyle
Thronson
Jim Hinpoets
Steve Weinert
Greg Mar
Boyle
Fire destroys two story office at feed lot arson suspected
A 24 by 30 foot two story office building at a feed lot under construction north of Chateau was destroyed by fire about 11 p.m. last Thursday. Investigators from the State Fire Marshal’s Office labeled the blaze arson. The loss is insured and the site will stay guarded as rebuilding proceeds.
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Chateau
Gary W. Younger
Helena
Homer Stegee
North Montana
Stegee
Leonard Blixrud
North Montana Feeders
North Montana Feeders Inc
State Fire Marshal's Office
Teton County
Homecoming Plans at Chateau High School
Chateau High School announces Friday Homecoming events led by Principal Dan Ferriter. A 3:30 pep assembly precedes a 4:30 parade with class floats, then a 7:30 home game against the Conrad Cowboys. Halftime crowning and a 10 dance follow in the old gym. four senior queen candidates are Corrine Baker Judy Connole Carla Hodgskiss Cathy Rathman.
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Chateau High School
Dan Ferriter
CHS
Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Corrine Baker
Judy Connole
Carla Hodgskiss
Cathy Rathman
Lions Club Fall Festival game committees named
The Chateau Lions Club announces game committees led by Chairman Leonard Sheble for the fall festival on October 7. Committee heads list for each game include Knife Rack Hank Smith and Stan Rathman, Baseball Pitching Dick Nordhagen and Dale Saunders, Milk Bottle Baseball Throw Charles Joslyn and Ira Perkins, Hoop La Bob Zion and Les Ot ness, Door Jake Luinstra and D. P. Fabrick, and many more. All Lions report to the pavilion on October 5 at 7 30 PM to move equipment. Women asked to donate food items for the bake sale helping fund pool operations and community projects.
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Leonard Sheble
Sheble
Hank Smith
Stan Rathman
Dick Nordhagen
Dale Saunders
Charles Joslyn
Ira Perkins
Bob Zion
Les Otness
Jake Luinstra
D. P. Fabrick
Jack Wright
Shorty Gorder
Leo Murphy
Tom McCartney
A. A. Jordan
Gib Monkman
Enoch Stroh
Bob Armstrong
Barney McClue
Jack Rogers
Jim Humble
C. W. Boussard
Bill Patton
Bill Olsen
W. Scott
John Dunckel
Bob Nauck
Pete Ekegren
Marion Averill
Oscar Ekstrom
Ray Kelly
Grant Curtis
Vern Smith
Fuzz Armstrong
Don Passmore
Bob Gormley
J. R. Crabtree
Irving Thompson
Jim Smith
Rex Peterson
Bob Richmond
Lions
Chateau
Democrat Rally And Banquet Set For Thursday
The public is reminded of a Democrat rally and banquet to be held Thursday October 5 at 6 30 p m in the Fairfield Community Hall. All Democrat candidates have been invited and everyone is urged to attend and hear these candidates. Sponsored by the Teton County Democrat Central Committee.
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Publc
Fairfield
Teton County
Democrat Central Committee
FU Annual Meeting To Be Held Here
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold its annual meeting Friday evening Oct. 6 at the lower Legion Hall Chateau. County and state camp reports will be given and officers and delegates to the state convention will be elected. Lunch will be served after the meeting. Members are urged to attend.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Lower Legion Hall
Chateau
Ted Kasper
Graveside Services Held for LaBaugh Infant in Choteau
Graveside services were held Monday at Choteau Cemetery for Scott Donald LaBaugh infant son of Mr and Mrs Donald LaBaugh Choteau. The infant was born at 3 am Friday Sept 22 and died at 8 am the same morning Darell Stott offered the family prayer at Zwerneman Mortuary the services were conducted by Bishop Andrew Jen son of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Cloud Stott gave the opening prayer and the grave was dedicated by Roland Peters.
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Choteau
Scott Donald LaBaugh
Donald LaBaugh
Darell Stott
Zwerneman Mortuary
Andrew Jenson
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Cloud Stott
Roland Peters
Duck Season Opens Sunday in Pacific Flyway and Local Areas
Waterfowl season runs from Oct 1 to Jan 1 1973 with a six duck daily limit and a 12 possession limit after day one. Coots allow 25 per day, mergansers to five daily with two hooded mergansers in possession, and geese open Oct 1 to Dec 4 with six per day and limits on Canada and Ross' geese. Whistling Swan permits add an early start. Grouse and partridge seasons span Sept 9 to Oct 8 in Teton County, Blue Ruffed and Franklin Grouse open Sept 9 to Nov 26.
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Pacific Flyway
Teton
Program Planned At Catholic Rectory
The Chateau Chapter of the Right to Life Committee will sponsor an illustrated lecture on abortion on Tuesday October 3 at 8 p.m. in the Catholic Rectory Multi-Purpose Room. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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Chateau
Right To Life Committee
Cloud seeding discussed at public meeting in Chateau
A public meeting in Chateau explored cloud seeding and weather modification research led by MSU meteorologist Robert Yaw. Funds exist for studies to identify optimal areas and economic benefits from an extra inch of rainfall, with no county costs during the research phase. residents urged to contact county commissioners with their views.
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Chateau
Robert Yaw
MSU
Bozeman
Teton County
Jayceens Sponsor Babysitting Clinic in Choteau
The Jayceens sponsor a babysitting clinic at the Choteau Library from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday October 7 and Saturday October 14. Fifth grade through high school students may attend. The program covers babysitting duties and basic first aid. Registration slips are available at the high or grade school offices.
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Choteau
Jayceens
Two-Car Crash Near Dutton Claims One Man
One man was killed and two injured in a two car crash near Dutton last Thursday afternoon. The deceased was Lawrence C. Barrett, 55, of Salt Lake City. The injured, Gordon Lee Lund 53 and John Wight 82, were treated at Teton Memorial Hospital.
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Dutton
Lawrence C. Barrett
Salt Lake City
Utah
Teton Memorial Hospital
Gordon Lee Lund
John Wight
Billings
Wight
Alan Anderson
Cut Bank
Anderson
Teton County
Fairfield
Choteau
Augusta
JoDee Jackson
Lincoln
Debbie Dellno
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