The city of Choteau is situated along US Routes 89 and 287, about twenty miles east of the Rocky Mountains, and near the Flathead National Forest, the Rocky Mountain Division of the Lewis and Clark National Forest, and Glacier National Park. Choteau is the seat of government for Teton County, Montana. Named for Pierre Chouteau, Jr., president of the American Fur Company, who brought the first steamboat up the Missouri River, Choteau is one of the oldest active towns in Montana. Choteau is south of Koyl and Byrium, southwest of Brady, northwest of Eastham Junction and Fairfield, and north of Gilman. John Edward Erickson, the eighth governor of Montana, was a resident of Choteau. Talk show host, David Letterman, was married in Choteau in 2009. He had purchased a ranch there in 1999.
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BTMC operates a Critical Care Hospital, rehabilitation service center, and extended care living facility in Choteau, Montana. Its departments, medical services, and staff contacts are featured, and announcements are posted to the site.
http://www.tetonmedicalcenter.net/
Bright Eyes Care & Rehab Center, Inc.
Bright Eyes is a non-profit animal shelter in Choteau, Montana, providing shelter and care for abused, neglected, or unwanted animals, pet adoption services, and educational programs. Its programs, services, and schedules are posted, along with several informational articles on various topics related to pets and pet care.
http://brighteyesanimalshelter.org/
Founded in 1946, the law firm’s offices are on Maine Avenue North in Choteau, Montana. Directions, office hours, an introduction to the attorneys and staff, practice areas, and contacts are posted.
http://www.blblawfirm.com/
Originally established in Dupuyer, Montana, just over thirty miles from Choteau, in 1894, prior to the much larger Chouteau County being broken up, the newspaper moved to the city of Choteau in 1904, and has been published continuously for over a century. Offering local and county news, sports stories, editorial columns, and community photographs, full access to its content requires a subscription.
http://www.choteauacantha.com/
The non-profit organization is made up of businesses and other interested people in the Choteau, Montana region, who come together for networking and advocacy, and to work on projects intended to improve the business climate in the community. Membership benefits, a member directory, and a calendar of events are posted.
http://www.choteaumontana.us/
The Choteau, Montana hotel’s accommodations, amenities and policies are discussed, along with directions, a driving itinerary, contacts, and area attractions.
http://www.stagestopinn.com/
Incorporated in 1913, Choteau is the county seat of Teton County. The official municipal web site offers council meeting agendas and minutes, city codes, a calendar of events, and administrative and departmental contacts, along with a guide to city services and facilities. Public notices are posted to the site.
http://choteaumt.org/
The non-profit museum consists of the main museum building, housing a gift shop, dinosaur gallery, area artifacts and exhibits, and a wooden boardwalk leading to other buildings, such as the Grizzly Cabin, Jesse Gleason Art Studio, Metis House, Schoolhouse, Ice Cream Parlor, Blackfeet Tepee, and the Carriage House gift shop. Its location, schedules, and a calendar of events are put forward.
http://www.oldtrailmuseum.org/
Maintained by Teton Medical Center’s physical therapy department and Grizzly Activity, a local non-profit running group, the site offers online registration for running events in or near Choteau, Montana. A schedule of races and events are presented, along with contact data and a gallery of photographs.
http://runchoteau.com/
The Teton County SO is the chief law enforcement agency for the county, situated along the Rocky Mountain Front in Montana. Its history, organizational structure, and a calendar of events are presented, along with unsolved cases, employment information, and announcements.
http://www.tetoncountysheriffmt.org/
Teton County includes the communities of Bynum, Dutton, Fairfield, Pendroy, Power, and Choteau, its county seat. The official county government web site includes administrative and departmental contacts, and a guide to county elected officials, services, and facilities.
http://www.tetoncomt.org/
The closest town to the 400-acre ski resort is Choteau, Montana. General information about the mountain is put forward, along with snow reports, prices, and its policies for private events. Photographs, special offers, and job opportunities are included.
http://www.tetonpassresort.com/
