Montana Farmers Back Barley Alcohol Fuel Feasibility Study
Montana farmers form BARLEY ALCHO FUEL under the Montana Industrial Council for the Utilization of Barley to study using barley grain alcohol as a substitute for lead in fuels. The plan aims to cut pollution, create a barley market, and yield by products while assessing economic viability and local supply needs.
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Montana
Montana Industrial Council For
Ted Sorenson
M.I.S.U.R
Acantha
Sorenson
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Benson
Benson
State Planning Board
U. S
Little League to Begin Soon in Chateau Region
The Chateau Little League commission elected new officers led by president Jim Arensmeyer and secretary treasurer Babe Russell. Teams include Traveling Little League in Valley League with Augusta Sun River Fort Shaw Simms and Chateau, and Babe Ruth in the Triangle League with Shelby Conrad Walter Choteau Fairfield Power. Plans call for up to four Little League teams and early May practice.
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Little League Baseball Commission of
Chateau
Jim Arensmeyer
John Dunckel
Fuzz Armstrong
Jim Dellno
C. E. (Babe) Russell
Frank Kelly
Bill McCauley
Gene Nelson
Russell
Babe Ruth
Jim Spinder
Augusta
Sun River
Fort Shaw
Simms
American Legion
Shelby
Conrad
Walier
Choteau
Fairfield
Power
Shorty
Whealey
Clark Russell
Great Falls Man Held For Larceny Here
Earl Fowler 36 of Great Falls is charged with grand larceny for allegedly taking about 1500 dollars of tools from Mills Motor in Fairfield around March 14. He was arrested in Pacific Grove California after an all points bulletin using the NCIC system. Fowler was returned to Montana and awaits a preliminary hearing before Judge William Irwin.
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Earl Fowler
Great Falls
Teton County
Albert Becker
Becker
Fowler
Mills Motor
Fairfield
Pacific Grove
Calif
All Points Bulletin
NCIC
Montana
California
William Irwin
Parents To Confer With Teachers Friday At Grade School
Chateau Elementary School schedules about 350 conferences for Friday May 1. Principal Stan Rathman says most are parent teacher discussions while some involve students. Conference hours run 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 466 2639 to adjust times. Lost and found items from the past two years will be displayed in the cafeteria. Coffee will be available. Nonparticipating students should stay away.
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Chateau Elementary School
Stan Rathman
Rathman
Portrait of Chief Soo-Koon-Ches-Koom Shown at Library Display
The Chateau Public Library receives a painting by Billy Big Springs of East Glacier Mont. Entitled Chief Soo-Koon-Ches-Koom, the portrait honors the Blackfeet chieftain who died in 1930. The painting, once on Browning bank checks, is on display at Isakson's Department Store and to be shown at Chateau High School art show on May 17.
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Chateau Public Library
Billy Big Springs
East Glacier Mont
Soo-Koon-Ches-Koom
Big Spring
East Glacier
Browning Bank
Isakson's
Chateau High School
Choteau Girl Scouts Plant Trees at Park
Choteau Senior Girl Scouts observed Arbor Day by planting 40 trees as the first step in a Mini-Park project. The site will sit in the southern end of Choteau, a block west of Teton Motors, with help from Jaycees Dale Dreyer and Gerald Wellington, County Extension Agent Mike Goodwin, and Public Works Supt. Orville Alfson.
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Choteau
Teton Motors
Jaycees
Dale Dreyer
Gerald Wellington
Mike Goodwin
Public Works
Orville Alfson
Bowlers Banquet Set for Saturday at Chateau Country Club
The annual year end bowlers banquet is scheduled this Saturday at the Chateau Country Club with a 6 30 p m no host cocktail hour. Awards for teams and individuals will be announced during the program with Ron Swartzel as master of ceremonies.
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Chateau Country Club
Ron Swartzel
Funeral Service For Mrs. Young Held in Fairfield
Mrs. Nettie E. Young died Saturday at age 83 in Teton County Nursing Home. Born October 3, 1886 in Emporia Kansas, she moved through Montana life including Stockett and Fairfield. Survived by two daughters, a brother, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren, with services held at United Church of Christ in Fairfield.
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Nettie E. Young
Teton County
Young
Emporia
Kaw
John E. Young
Stockett, Mont
Centerville High School
Fairfield
First National Bank
Hirshberg
Olive
O.E.S. and
White Shrine
Great Falls
Eunice Brown
District 3
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Republican
William
Marthele) Olson
Betty Carlson
Washington
A. A. Wells
Chateau
United Church of Christ In
James Nolan
Sunset Hills
C. H. Leach
Robert Carlson
S. L. Dahl
C. I Hughes
al Meyer Jr
C. B. Kolste
Edith C. Hughes
Hoddy Cunningham
Banks Funeral Home
Choteau Jaycees Install Officers At Banquet
Ninety six people attended the Choteau Jaycees annual installation banquet at the Choteau Country Club. Montana House speaker Jim Lucas addressed youth in shaping America. Installed officers include Dale Dreyer president and Dan Mayson first vice president. Jayceens officers are led by Mrs. Jack Clark president. The library fundraising committee, Adrian Dargan, Jim Sherman and Reg Wearley, was named committee of the year after raising over 13 000 dollars.
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Choteau Jaycees
Choteau Country Club
Jim Lucas
House of Representatives
Montana
America
Jaycees
Dale Dreyer
Dan Mayson
Wayne Dunning
Don LaBaugh
Clark
Chateau
Jay Dunckel
John Lyon
Shelby
Chateau Jaycees
Bill McCauley
Snow Storm Delays Field Work On Teton Farms, Closes Roads
Heavy wet snow in Teton County delays seeding as farmers push back operations. Roads closed or restricted to emergency travel. high school absenteeism rises with bad weather. bus routes disrupted but no one stranded according to Sheriff Albert Becker.
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Teton Farms
Teton County
Choteau
Eyvanna Connole
Glen Stoudt
Teton Canyon Road
Jim Dellno
Dutton
Pendroy
Albert Becker
Becker
Chamber Announces May Merchandise Contest Series
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce will sponsor four weekly merchandise drawings starting in May with registration at participating businesses and no purchase required. Bob Zion will explore a tourist attraction sign location and cost funded by the chamber and Zion. The chamber also agreed to place ads in Conrad and Shelby newspapers aimed at missile workers relocating to Chateau. The next meeting is May 5 at 6.15 pm at the Sip and Sup.
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Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Bob Zion
Chateau Zion
Chamber
Zion
Conrad
Shelby
Chateau
Sip
Sup
City to Use Dump for Wrecked Vehicles and Planned Parking
Mayor Jim Dellno announced residents may haul wrecked cars to the city dump where eight abandoned vehicles were found. Cars will be compacted by a caterpillar, then the dump will close this year for a new landfill. The former dump site will become rodeo grounds parking. May 1 was proclaimed Law Day and Loyalty Day.
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Tom Evensen
Chateau
Evensen
Jim Dellno
Dellno
Democrats To Meet In Choteau For May Luncheon
The Teton County Democratic Women’s Club will meet in Choteau on Monday May 4 at 12 30 for lunch at the Cornell Hotel. Reports from the regional conference at Cut Bank will be given and final planning for the Choteau dinner date will be announced.
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Teton County
Democrat Women's Club
Choteau
Cornell
Cut Bank
Democrat
Feed Lot Meeting Slated for Tomorrow in Legion Hall
The feed lot meeting is postponed to Friday night at 8 p.m. in the American Legion Hall. Lyle Otness cited bad weather for the delay and said the group will discuss a possible site, project costs, and forming a corporation with stock possibly soon.
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American Legion Hall
Lyle Otness
Otness
CHS Musicians Schedule Trip To State Meet
Twenty nine Chateau High School students will attend the State Music Festival in Missoula this weekend. Groups performing for ratings include the boys ensemble with Ron Allen and others, the double octet, a trumpet trio, and a piano solo by Jane Southard. All-State Choir and Band members are named, with practice Friday and Saturday and concerts Saturday night at Hellgate and Sentinel High Schools. The department plans choir and band concerts May 10 and May 17.
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Chateau High School
Missoula
Lloyd Reynolds
CHS
Great Falls
Ron Allen
Darwin Abbott
Jack Hinman
Steve Jenson
John Nordhagen
David Hartman
John Reed
Paul Stokes
Tom Swartzel
Mike
Frank Hensley
Hellgate
Sentinel
Local candidates file for Montana offices in final week
State Senate District 20 seeks Gordon McOmber of Fairfield and Mary N. Baker of Chateau to run in the June primary along with other county and state offices. McOmber, Democrat, aims for LeRoy Anderson's former seat. Baker, Republican, seeks Clerk and Recorder of Teton County. Additional filings include Nels Hemstad, Charles Doheny, plus several unopposed names and congressional bids.
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Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
Mary N. Baker
Chateau
McOmber
State Senate
Teton
Toole
Pondora
Baker
Teton County
LeRoy Anderson
Conrad
McOm
Nels Hemstad
Charles Doheny
Dutton
Doheny
Hemstad
Montana
House of Representatives
Earl M. Berthelson
Joe Eisenman
Berthelson
Montana Conservation Council
Pondera Soil and Water Conservation District
Montana Wildlife Federation
Eisenman
Montana State University
Eisenman Seed Co
Teton Memorial Hospital
Fairfield Lions Club
Masonic Lodge
Helena
Albert Becker
Henry Helf
Becker
Helf
Chester O Baker
Roy Goodell
William J Irwin
Sterling DePrata
William F. Olsen
Muriel S. Reiquam
Connie Kuster
Treasur
Marie Stenson
U S
Mike Mansfield
John W. Lawlor
Nayre
Tom McDonald
Arlec
Harold E
Bud) Wallace
Missoula
Arnold Olsen
Tom S Winsor
Bozeman
Tom Mongar
Richard G. Shoup
Railroad and Public Service
Paul T Smith
Paul Cannon
Butte
Alfred C Langley
Livingston
Supreme Court
Thomas J. Kearney
James T. Harrison
John M. Schiltz
Billings
Gene B. Daly
John P Acher
Harold L. Holt
Wesley Castles
Robert W. Gabriel
Great Falls
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Dutton State Bank
Dutton, Mont
Public
Choteau Girl Scouts
Lower Legion Hall
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