Local Area Ranchers Donate Livestock to Yellowstone Ranch
Yellowstone Boys Ranch near Billings received 425 calves from ranchers in the Chateau Dutton Pendrey and Walier areas during the annual roundup. Cash gifts and other donations from local entities supported the child care program for about 80 boys with a new residence under construction.
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Yellowstone Ranch
Yellowstone
Billings
Chateau
Dutton
Pendrey
Valier
Laurence Trebesch
Les Holden
Ira E. Perkins
Alva Armstrong
Corbett Angus Ranch
George W. Hodgskiss
Ed Yeager
William Judison
New Miami Colony
Bills Ranch Co
John Matchett
Art
Ethel Lin
Harry E. Yeager
John Garnant
Gordon Young
MacJean Ranch
Alistair D. Graham
Robert O. Watson
Irwin Eleson
Yb.r
Walier
Boys Ranch
Eleson
Yellowstone Boys Ranch
Montana
Wyoming
Wedding Invitations and Announcements in Acantha
Readers are invited to obtain wedding invitations and announcements through the Acantha. Subscribe to the newspaper for access to notices, notices, and related wedding information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Council Considers Buying Radar Set For City Police Car
Kalispell's Robert Anderson met with Chateau City Council to discuss furnishing a radar set for the police car with possible purchase or lease and potential 60 percent federal aid. The council took the matter under advisement and will discuss further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Anderson
Kalispell
Chateau City
Jim Dellwo
Dellwo
State Highway Commission
Chateau Drug
The
Highway Commission
Tom Thomas
Great Falls
Jerry Kimmel
Jackson
Andrew Anderson
Sherburne
State Nursery Begins Tree Distribution
Nearly 1.5 million trees will leave the State Forestry Nursery this week for Montana shelterbelt and forest planting. Willis Heron, state forestryn nurseryman, says over 600,000 go to farms and ranches while more than 800,000 go to forest plantings. Foresters will assist in distribution to County Agents and Soil and Water Conservation Districts to improve efficiency and survival rates. A new sprinkler system will raise production to 2.5 million trees annually to meet future demand.
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Montana
Willis Heron
State Forestryn
Soil and Water
Heron
M Y F Report Plans Spring Hay Ride
The meeting led by President Chris Oertel approved a hay ride on April 23. Winnie Morey served as reporter and summarized the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Oertel
Winnie Morey
OES Meeting With Fidelity Chapter Set for April 14
Eastern Star chapter 18 will hold a meeting on April 14 featuring an Easter program. Members and attendees are invited to participate in the event.
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Fidelity Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Social Security Reports Due By Thursday
Ray Pedersen of the Great Falls Social Security office warns that the April 15 deadline applies to 1970 annual earnings reports for beneficiaries. Penalties include at least one month of benefits. certain income types do not affect benefits, and those under 17 in 1970 must report if earnings exceed 1660. Assistance and report cards are available at local Social Security offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Pedersen
Great Falls
Pedersen
1971 Farm Signup Ends This Friday
Friday April 9 marks the final enrollment date for this year’s wheat and feed grain set aside programs. County ASC Chairman Rex Manuel reports 572 wheat producers and 8 feed growers have signed in as of April 2, representing about 7 percent and 73 percent of eligible participants respectively. He expects most wheat growers and many corn growers to enroll, noting benefits include conserving base, set aside flexibility, and price supports. Farmers not enrolled are urged to contact the county office soon to avoid Friday crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Manuel
ASC
Manuel
Wheat Delegates Report From Washington Trip
Four Montana delegates reported that many farmers face intimidation over conserving acres and urged equitable base reductions. ASCS officials pledged no immediate penalties and promised continued base adjustments through 1973, with a spring deadline of April 9 for requests.
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Great Falls
Montana
Conserving Acres
Washington, D. C
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S. Congress
Harold Nelson
Cut Sank
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
Bob Brastrup
The
Wheat Commission
Jim Stephens
Dutton
Montana Grain Growers Association
National Association of Wheat Growers
Joe Renders
MGGA
Washington
NAWG
Western Wheat Associates
Great Plains Wheat
Carroll Brunthaver
Vic Sennechal
ASCS
Cancer Program Set for Thursday
Teton County Extension home makers clubs sponsor a cancer education program for women on Thursday April 15 at 2 30 p m in the Lutheran Educational Building. The event focuses on breast and uterine cancer with a guest speaker and films. Refreshments will be served at the end. All Chateau area women urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Extension Homemakers Clubs
Lutheran Educational
Chateau Area
Special First Aid Course To Be Held At Court House
A multimedia Red Cross First Aid course will be presented Friday and Saturday evening April 16 and 17 at the courthouse beginning at 7 30 p.m. The classes will be taught by Leif Larsen and Robert Armstrong. The course uses a new teaching method and fits busy daily schedules. It will run about four hours each night.
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Red Cross
Court House
Leif Larsen
Robert Armstrong
Gordon Monkman
Teton County
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Ae Aweagesees
Wheeeed Enteee
United Methodist Church
J. A. Swanson Agency
M. Y. F. Report
Chevrolet
V&j Appliance & Tire Co
Hoteau, Montana
Ing
Brunthaver
U. S. Senate
Clifford Hardin
John Melcher
Richard Shoup
Kenneth Frick
al Mayo
U. S. State Department
Tesch Plumbing
Rose Room
Pendray
Mont
Buck’s Auto Repair
Chateau, Mont
J. Bachmeier
Dolly
Oak
Fuller
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Choteau, Mont
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