Augusta Livestock 4-H Club Meeting Notes
Augusta livestock 4 H Club met March 17 at Reg Wearley home with 13 members and two leaders present. Plans include 4 H Day March 29 at Augusta School, cookies to be baked, Talent Night April 18 at the school, a Youth Center dance, a booth at the Youth Center Dinner and Carnival, and lunch after adjournment. Next meeting to be at Frank Witt home. Dave Witt, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Reg Wearley
Wolf Creek
Frank Witt
Dave Witt
Power Bazaar sponsored by 4 H club at church bazaar
The Power Community Church hosts a bazaar sponsored by the 4 H Get Up and Goers on Saturday April 12 from 10 am to 4 pm. Proceeds support local community projects and 4 H activities.
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the Power Community Church
Thank You Note for Support During Tanya Lee’s Hospital Stay
The Richem family thanks everyone for the cards and gifts during Tanya Lees hospital stay. Special thanks go to Dr Cannon and Rev Borg for their help. Tanya is home now and doing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanya Lee
Dr. Cannon
Rev. Borg
Tanya
Gary Richem
Spring Wheat Plantings Fall Short As Montana Farmers Plan
Montana farmers report plans as of March 1 to cut hard spring wheat plantings by 15 percent from last year while winter wheat Planted last fall boosts total wheat area by about 2 percent. Barley and oats rise and fall in various crops with oats up 7 percent and 18 percent from January intentions. Other crops show declines or minor gains the Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes. Ruby Clark expresses thanks to Dr. Bosshardt and Teton Memorial Hospital staff for care received.
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Montana
Daniel L. Herbert
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
First U.S. Pedestrian Hit By Auto Recorded in 1899
The National Geographic Society notes the earliest U.S. traffic accident involving a pedestrian struck by an automobile occurred in New York City in 1899.
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United States
New York City
National Geographic Society
Easter Weekend Gatherings Reported Across Regions
A long list records Easter weekend visits and dinners with numerous families visiting relatives in Montana and nearby states. Notable names include Higgins, Chalmers, Pourroy, Arensmeyer, Connole, Burt, Clark, and Yeager among others, with travel from Bozeman, Great Falls, Missoula, Conrad, and Chester.
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George Higgins
Judy Bunn
Rob
Bozeman
Doris Higgins
Elmer Baker
Lon Kelly
Laurette Hanusa
Frank Fenger
Drumheller
Alta
Eddie Howard
Kalispell
Carol Ann Howard
Los Angeles
Clara Baker
Leslie Chalmers
David
Billings
Farmington
Chalmers
Eastern Montana College
Jean
Roger Stradley
Harold Cook
Great Falls
Bill Chalmers
Julia Roberson
Mary Erickson
Walter Arensmeyer
Norman Arensmeyer
Dorothy Floetchinger
Conrad
Robert Pourroy
Henry Helf
Jim Tacke
Roy Robinson
Missoula
Pete Huidekoper
Cornelius Schoengavel
N. E. Benham
Kate Barham
Mary Lindsey
Dayton
Ohio
Mae Arensmeyer
Susan Lindsey
Xenia
University of Montana At
Edith Southard
Mary Baker
American Legion
Fort Benton
Higgins
Southard
Lee Drummond
Leamy
Banks
Mae Clark
Mancelona
Mich
James Clark
Betsy
Melissa
Cadillac
Chateau
Bob Dauwalder
Chester
Henry Meyer
Pendroy
Bob
The Masters Voice and Sheep That Know His Voice
A meditation on recognizing Jesus by his voice and name, citing John 10 and Mary Magdalene. The piece emphasizes following the Good Shepherd, avoiding deception, and staying close to Scripture amid worldly noise. Includes local notices of births and visits.
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M.R. DeHaan
Charles E. Fuller
Walter F.F. Maier
Harry Ironside
Jesus
John
Mary Magdalene
Mary
Pastor Hogue
Chateau
Baptist Churchil
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Several Montana Towns
ADMISSIONS list includes Charles A. Russell Choteau Mrs Scarlet Mills Augusta Mrs Sharon Ferris Choteau Mrs Lexie Denning Choteau Mrs Wilhelmina Keel Power Laura Mitchell Choteau Benjamin Opheim Sun River Lynn Walters Choteau Hildred Bjork Choteau Ruthmary Campbell Dut sto haat oes Chisiive DY McGHee Chotedv Jim Pacha Augusta Ward Stansberry Fort Shaw Linn Stordahl Fairfield Mary Nichol Ledger Charles Walker Choteau Millard Johnson Fairfield Shelley Ferber Fairfield BIRTHS report a boy to Lloyd Campbell Dutton and a boy to Frank Nichol Ledger DISMISSED list includes Nellie Kochman Choteau Robert Knight Fairfield Blanch Barron Walter Ethel Newman Choteau Laurane Watson and daughter Fairfield Lynn Walters Choteau
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Charles A. Russell
Choteau
Scarlet M. Mills
Augusta
Sharon L. Ferris
Lexie R. Denning
Wilhelmina Keel
Power
Laura J. Mitchell
Benjamin L. Opheim
Sun River
Lynn O. Walters
Hildred Bjork
Vee
Ruthmary Campbell
DY McGhee
Jim T. Pacha
Augusta Ward
Nellie Kochman
Robert L. Knight
Fairfield
Blanch M. Barron
Walter
Ethel F. Newman
Laurane Watson
Lynn C. Walters
Teton County Homemakers Host District Conference
Teton County Extension Homemakers will host a district conference at the Choteau Methodist Church on April 25 with the theme Hotline to Meaningful Programs. Registration 9 to 10 a.m. includes lunch and coffee. pre-register by April 18 to Box 130 Chateau 59422. open to anyone in Extension programs.
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Teton County
Glacier, Toole
Cascade
Liberty
Chouteau
Pondera County
Choteau Methodist Church
Chateau
Wells Households Tie Knot In Spokane nuptials
Donna Hansen Wells and Steven Wells wed in Spokane at the LDS church. The gown featured white organza lace with a high neck and long sleeves. Matron of honor Mrs. Mark Langen wore burgundy velvet, and Diane Hansen was bridesmaid. Best man was Dan Wells with usher Andy Wells. Reception followed at the church. Out of town guests included Earl Wells and others from California, Montana, and Texas.
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Mark Langen
Diane Hansen
Dan Wells
Andy Wells
7Th Ward
LDS
Earl Wells
Fremont
Calif
C. D. Misfeldt
Great Falls
Ford Knight
Missoula
Denton
Texas
Pat Bliss II Featured In Farm Wife News Magazine
Pat Bliss of Dutton is profiled in Farm Wife News, a national publication for rural women. The artist paints still lifes on wood from an old barn, and the magazine notes its 150,000 subscribers and women-driven editorial pages. Readers may submit features or photos to the Milwaukee offices at 7383 N Van Buren, Milwaukee, WI 53202.
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Pat Bliss
Dutton
Farm Wife* News
U.S
Canada
Farm Wife News
N. van Buren
Milwaukee
Wisc
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Luesaty
Power Bazaar
Tesch
Ruby Clark
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Sid Son
Jaycees
Citizens
Bre Peeies
Rainbow Girls
Kiwanis
City Council
Lions Club
Teton Sportsmen
Royal Arch Masons
Eastern Star
Impleer
Ae Rte
Srzcess
Farm Equipment Center
Andy Anderson
Columbia Falls
Whitefish
Rock Andrew
Jason
John Anderson
Chet Abbott
Esther Reed
Eagles Manor
Skyline Lodge
Duane Mee
Dick Dauwalder
Leonard Sheble
Woodland Hills
Art Wilkes
Hospital
Lloyd E. Campbell
Frank A. Nichol
Ledger
Teton County Homemakers
Choteau Food
Brussel
Foodtown
Mrs
21 Oz. Com
Mario
Manz. Olives
Kraft Deluxe
Nalleys
Meadow
Kraft Jet Paff
Donna
Hansen Wells
Steven
Wells
Spokane
Steven E. Wells
Donna Hansen
Max Dean Hansen
Spokane, Wash
Leo C. Higbee
Fuller-O'Brien
Fuller- O'Brien
Beasport
Knudtzon. Lumber Co
Mont
Brian, Leonard
Bill
Olsen Agency
Choteau, Mont
Phillips 66
DON
Bob Pourroy
Warren Malcott
Rose
Ei Pometo
Hi Pane
SUN
Teton Pass
Ap.m
Chateau, Montana
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