Bulldogs Stay Undefeated With Browning Win
Chateau Bulldogs beat Browning 13 to 6 to remain unbeaten and move to 2 0 in the conference. Rich Dean praised a stronger-than-expected Browning defense, while Todd Curtis punted for good field position and Jeff Hirsch stopped a late drive.
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Bulldogs
Browning
Indians
Dean
Chateau
Choteau
Todd Curtis
Gilham
Bond
Curtis
Jeff Hirsch
Rusty Dailey
Chateau Girls Victory Streak Extends With Two League Wins
Choteau girls basketball beat Chinook 49 33 on Friday and Cut Bank 28 22 on Saturday. Theresa Scott and Cathy Fellows led the scoring with 12 and 11 in the Chinook game and Bonnie Stott plus 8 others shared points against Cut Bank. Coach Lee Reynolds’ squad travels to Conrad Friday and hosts Malta Saturday, facing tougher opponents.
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Chateau High
Chinook
Cut Bank
Lee Reynolds
Jackie Stallcup
Chateau
Theresa Scott
Nets
Cathy Fellows
Choteau
Theresa
Cathy
Bonnie Stott
Shelley Bird
Suzanne Hayes
Deb Askelson
Shawn Burney
Conrad
Malta
Burgess
Scott
Fellows
Stott Walker
Stallcup
Swenson van Setten
Molyneaux
Dolan Solem
Keaster Larson Miller
Inman
Thorstad Pike
van Setten
Scott Fellows Stott Walker
Swenson
Askelson
Bird
Burney Hayes Jacobsen Kimmet
Harambe Meeting On Kenya By United Methodist Women
United Methodist Women host a Harambe gathering on Wednesday October 5 at 2 p.m. in the church. Mrs Willard Paulus shares her recent experiences with Kenyan Christian communities accompanied by pictures music and food. Lutheran and Catholic women are invited and all interested women may attend bringing two sauce dishes.
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United Methodist
United Methodist Church
Willard Paulus
Kenya
Africa
Romey McCollum
NNW
Old Settlers Party Slated For Oct 22
Teton's Oldest Settlers hold their 86th annual reunion on Saturday Oct 22 at 6 30 p m in the city pavilion. Dinner by Teton County CowBelles, dancing to Teenyes Family orchestra, tickets 5 dollars for dinner dance and dues. Membership open to residents aged 51 with 20 years in Teton County.
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Teton
Bull Jones
Teton County
Teenyes Family
Clarence Stephens
Robert Davidson
Elmer Knaff
S.F. Ralston
Miller Hutterite Colony
Chateau public open house outlines back to school night
Chateau Public Schools schedule a Back to School Night at 7 30 p m Wednesday Oct 5 in the high school auditorium. Superintendent James L Keef will give remarks followed by board and staff introductions. Parents will visit mock classes and hear about financial aid from Marie Malm gren.
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The
Chateau Public Schools
James L. Keef
Keef
Board of Trustees
James Crawford
Board of Education
Marie Malmgren
Chateau
No Progress Reported On New Medical Clinic
Teton County Commissioners met at length Monday to decide next steps for a possible new doctors clinic. Bids were opened but no contract was awarded due to an Attorney General opinion by Mike Greeley stating the county was not permitted to proceed.
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Teton County
Mike Greeley
Hospital District Board
Bob Zion
Ray Ammundson
Marcus Johnson
Charles Joslyn
Bob Woodahl
Helena
Nilan Fish Kill Set For October Fourth
Fish and Game biologist Bill Hill says Nilan Lake near Augusta is ready for a fish kill to purge trash fish by removing oxygen this fall. The operation is planned for October 4 morning if weather allows. Eureka Lake near Chateau may be treated mid October with public notice to follow. Both lakes have been nearly dried by drought and will be restocked when possible under federal funding.
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Fish & Game
Bill Hill
Chateau
Nilan Lake
Augusta
Hill
Eureka Lake
Firemen's Ball Set for October 8 in City Pavilion
The public is invited to the annual Firemen's dance Saturday October 8 in the city pavilion. Dancing begins after 9 p.m. with Teenyes Family Orchestra. admission is 2.50 per couple. Proceeds go to the Choteau Fire Department. Firemen have advance tickets. contact any fireman or dance chairman Adolph Kadubeck to buy.
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Teenyes
Choteau
Adolph Kadubeck
Punt Pass and Kick Contest Saturday at CHS Field
Chateau area youths ages 6 to 13 are invited to the annual Punt Pass and Kick contest on CHS High School field this Saturday October 1 at 1 p.m. Sponsored by Choteau Ford Sales, trophies will be awarded by age group and first place advances to zone competition in Shelby on October 15. Signups are available at Choteau Ford. Chauffeured by Chateau Jaycees with Jack Conatier in charge.
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Chateau Area
Choteau Ford Sales
Shelby
Choteau Ford
Chateau Jaycees
Jack Conatier
Get Acquainted Party Planned by AFS Chapter
The Chateau chapter of the American Field Service hosts an AFS Fall Frolic to introduce the exchange student Karin Van Santen of Holland. The event takes place Sunday in the city park or pavilion if weather requires, inviting Friends of AFS and interested high school students.
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Chateau
American Field Service
Karin van Santen
Holland
Friends of
AFS
James Rogers Dies in Truck Train Collision at American Falls
James Vernon Rogers 61 a former Choteau resident was killed in a truck train collision Monday at American Falls Idaho Funeral services were held in Burns Funeral Chapel Choteau with Rev James Enghe and burial in Choteau Cemetery Survivors include his mother Myrtle Johnson Devils Lake Washington children and siblings in several states including Washington Arkansas and Montana
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James Vernon Rogers
Choteau
American Falls
Idaho
Burns Funeral
James Enghe
Leigh Nett
Harvey Fredrickson
J.I. Burch
Ed Atchley
Fred Powers
Alfred Powers
Rogers
Fisher
Ark
Frances Faltermeyer Waisanen
Great Falls
Chateau
Libby
St. Regis Paper Co
Pocatello
Myrtle Johnson
Devils Lake
Wash
Terry Lee Hedrick
Ansconda
Bill Rogers
Warm Springs
Peggy Chillout
Sumter
S.C
James E. Rogers
Vancouver
Madeline Boedecker
John
T.J
Scotland
Studded Tires Use Returns in Montana This October
The article states Montana allows studded snow tires on highways again starting Saturday October 1. They may be used from October 1 through May and only as emergency spares during the summer months.
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Montana
Quiet City Council Meeting Covers Traffic and Permits
The city council held a notably quiet session with a plan to meet monthly on the third Tuesday. They discussed crosswalk safety, dog and bike rider issues, and authorized police to buy 1000 rounds of ammo and a road accident tape while approving several construction and relocation permits.
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Pat Saylor
Sherburne Addition
Hospital
Soroptimists Plan Annual Winter Fair in City Pavilion
Soroptimists set Saturday December 3 for this year’s Winter Fair to be held in the city pavilion. The event features crafts sewing ceramics and more with a lunch bar open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Registration blanks and details will appear in next week’s Acantha.
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Chateau Soroptimists
Acantha
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Rich Dean
Chateau Bulldogs
Shelby Coyotes
Coyotes
Ken Spinder
Jack Armstrong
Armstrong
Jack Stott
Stott
Mark Murray
Dailey
Murray
Ramaker
Joe Ramaker
A.E. Masters
Yukon Territory
S.T. McDonald
Ronan
Jim Fangsrud
Harry Johnson
Townsend
Porter
Jeff Bert
Old Settlers Party
Chateau, Mentans
James Rogers
Bella Vista
Allan Clarke
Teton Trail Museum
State Highway Department
Jim Hamilton
Glen Stoudt
Jay Dunckel
Greg Curtis
James Dellno
League of Cities and Towns
Evenson, Inc
Earl Armstrong
Soroptimists
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