Obituary of Dr. Howard W. Bateman Pioneer Doctor and Neighbor
Dr. Howard W. Bateman died Tuesday at his home near Chateau. A Sterling resident and Choteau physician since the early 1900s, he rode horseback through harsh winters to aid isolated patients. Lo ngtime friend Dan Whetsone recalls Bateman as a civic and fraternal figure whose kindness extended beyond obligation. He served as Lions district governor and made hospital and home visits, earning the esteem of pioneers and later generations. Sympathy is extended to his wife and mourning friends.
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Cut Bank Pioneer Press
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State Normal College
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Art Exhibit in Lower Legion Hall Features Gleason Works
An art exhibit by Jesse Gleason and former pupils from the class of 1960 61 will be held in the Lower Legion Hall on Saturday and Sunday April 29 and 30. The show opens Saturday at 10 am and closes 10 30 pm. Sunday hours are 1 pm to 10 30 pm.
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Lower Legion Hall
Jesse Gleason
Friday Night Mixed League finishes season at A and E Lanes
The Friday Night Mixed League at A and E Lanes completed its bowling season and elected new officers for the next season. Officers are Bob Maloney president Bert Corey vice president Betty Sulgrove secretary and Helen Vance treasurer. Arnot's Furniture first Pride of the West second Zion Construction third. Sponsors include Safeway Stores Standard Oil Oertels Texaco Pride of the West Arnot's Furniture and Zion Construction.
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A & E Lanes
Bob ,Maloney
Bert Corey
Betty Sulgrove
Helen Vance
Arnot’s Furniture
Pride of ‘See West
Zion Construction
Safeway Stores
Standard Oil
Oertel’s Texaco
Pride of the West
Girl Scouts Seek Funds for Canada Trip
Girl Scouts of Troop 122 plan a fundraising round collecting pop bottles coat hangers and egg cartons to raise money for their trip to Canada. The troop has received a Canada visit invitation from Canadian Girl Guides and asks residents to contribute during rounds.
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Girl Scouts
Canada
Montana predicts large summer fishing by lers on state waters
The state fish and game department forecasts nearly a quarter of a million lers will fish Montana lakes and streams this summer as the general season opens May 21 and a new license year starts. Early openings in Carbon county were announced due to drought, with Rock Creek and Clear Creek opened April 16. Regulations for 1961-62 apply from May 21, and maps with open waters and bag limits will be available April 20. Local notices mention fishing license details and drainage areas.
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State Fish and Game Department
Carbon County
W. J.everin
Rock Creek
Red Lodge
Clarks Fork
Clear Creek
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