Dutton Play, Funeral and Community Notes Highlight Week
Dutton residents enjoyed a mystery comedy "Who Killed Aunt Caroline?" staged by the Junior class at the high school. The event featured Judie Phillips Annette Thorne Dick Trebesch and others with Tom Kilpatrick directing and Jack Becker handling publicity. Other items note Myrna Rae Thompson infant funeral in Great Falls, local visits and Scouts Girl Scout meeting, park improvements by the Women's Club, and Dutton High School honor roll and annual athletic dinner with awards and remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Caroline
Judie Phillips
Annette Thorne
Dick Trebesch
Loretta Tomsha
Jean Hemstad
Eileen Smith
Pat Callan
Charles Horak
Warren
Gary Waters
Don Poser
Bill Habel
Pam Fichtner
Jim Robinson
Conrad
Bob Moser
Maurice Smith
Erwin Trebesch
Glendive
Bob Paulsen
Shum
Herman Nierstheimer
Hot Springs
Community Hall
George Suek
Suek
George
Roby Moser
Gus Moser
Richland
Wash
Reg . Wilson
Shirlee Fitzgerald
Jane
Dan Black
Helend
Dutton High School
Larry Harman
Linda Schultz
Ed Russell
Helen Johnson
Doug Rosholt
Alice Johnson
Tom Cheetham
Jack Gallagher
Linda Haglund
Audrey Harman
Joe Mack
Judy Tomshaw
Dutton Lions Club
Bill Connors
Glenn Hansen
Connors
Bob Richards
Larry Maurer
Ben McKay
Larry Thorne
Chuck Proff
Jack Becker
Warren Schultz
Mike Odden
Gene Farnsworth
Chuck Thorrie
Robert Carney
Larry. Edholm
Larry. ‘Harman
Jim Carney
Rickey Turnbow
Ken Curtis
Dennis Halden
Leonard Rossmiller
Arizona
Leonard
Ray ‘Petch
Promised'Land School
New Port Hichie
Fla
Kalis‘pell
Gene Charison
Candy of Belt
Clarence Phillips
Feed grain program details top Montana farmers with sorghum link
Montana official outlines the 1961 feed grain program for corn and grain sorghum producers. Participation affects price support and diversion minimums based on 1959 and 1960 records. Diversion can plant safflower sesame sunflowers or castor beans but not claim diversion payments. Nonparticipants lose price support and advance payments. Farmers urged to contact county ASC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana State Agricultural ‘Stabilization and Conservation Committee
McKenna
The
ASC
Trumpeter Swans On Increase Across Mountain States
Aerial census by the Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife shows 576 trumpeter swans in Montana Idaho and Wyoming centers of abundance. The species once nearly vanished now benefits from complete protection and rising numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fish and Wildlife Service
Red Rock Lakes
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Alaska
Canada
America
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
United
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Choteau
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Jeanette Schabel
Jim Nowlin
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