Choteau JVs Top Valier in 26 12 Victory
Choteau Junior Varsity football, coached by John Rose, defeated Valier 26 to 12 on Monday night. Rodney Kelly starred with two rushing scores and a 50 yard play, Rob Reid ing had a 75 yard kickoff TD, and defensive standouts included Joel Alzheimer, Chris Oertel, and Jim Rath ntin.
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Choteau
John Rose
Valier
Browning
Fairfield
Rodney Kelly
Rob Reiding
Rose
Joel Alzheimer
Chris Oertel
Jim Rathntin
Rich Nordhagen
Choteau T.D
Mike Bruce
Gene Passmore
Chateau
Eagles
Firemen Set Annual Dance At Chateau Village Hall
Chateau Volunteer Firemen announce the annual Firemen’s Ball on Saturday October 14 in the city pavilion with dancing starting at 9 p.m. Proceeds fund equipment purchases and the annual picnic. Tickets may be obtained from Chief Art Anderson and listed firemen including Enoch Stroh Leo Pierre Adolph Kadubeck Don Hofeldt Milton Van Auken Bob Scott Bill Hoyt Glen Yeager Grant Curtis Bill Breen Jim Weinert Don LaBaugh Gale Isakson Ben Hoge Bud White Jerry Wellington Arvid Sander Bill McCauley Pete Howard and Dick Nordhagen.
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Chateau
Art Anderson
Enoch Stroh
Leo Pierre
Adolph Kadubeck
Don Hofeldt
Milton van Auken
Bob Scott
Bill Hoyt
Glen Yeager
Grant Curtis
Bill Breen
Jim Weinert
Don LaBaugh
Gale Isakson
Ben Hoge
Bud White
Jerry Wellington
Arvid Sander
Bill McCauley
Pete Howard
Dick Nordhagen
Montana Confronts Vast Changes After New Constitution
The Supreme Court approved Montana’s new constitution. It broadens legislative tax power and statewide property assessments while limiting earmarks. It allows debt and bond rules to shift, creates independent tax appeals, and redraws local government funding and exemptions.
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Montana
Supreme Court
California
United States Supreme Court
Wheat seeding progressing well in Montana reports
Montana farmers made good progress seeding winter wheat with about 45 percent planted. Germination is good in the northwestern and northeastern regions and topsoil moisture is generally adequate. Harvest activity slowed by rain. other crops show progress with potato digging at 10 percent and corn silage 70 percent complete.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Lamb Wool Applications May Be Filed
Growers with unshorn lambs may qualify for incentive payments under the National Wool Act of 1954. ASCS officials explain that payments depend on national wool sale data and individual net returns. filings require seller and buyer details, sale date, weights and proceeds, with assistance available at the county office.
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Glen Yeager
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Yeager
ASC
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Goodyear
Goodyear Tires
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Knuctzon Lumber Co
North Dakota
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Union
New York
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Armstrong
NEW York Life Insurance Company
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Teton Memorial Hospital
Elmer HR. Baker
Pamela S
Lonnie A. Kelly
Frank Kelly
Choteau High School
Northern Montana College
Havre
Miss Baker
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
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Methodist Brotherhood
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Af&am
WSCS
van Setten
Sale
Methodist
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Mabel Bernice van Seiten
M-M
McCoy-Renn
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Eversman
Krause
John Deere
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Chevrolet
Bass Auction Co
Frank Bass
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Lewistown
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