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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1972
Page
3
Chief of Information Jim Posewitz announces corrections to 1972 deer and elk regulations. Deer District 53 opens Oct 22 not Oct 23. closes Nov 26. Elk District 42 allows any sex on regular license until quota of cows and calves is met, then antlered bulls only through Nov 26.
Montana residents may accompany nonresidents only if not paid and with a valid conservation license. guides must be licensed and keep records of nonresident hunters including names, addresses, license numbers, district hunted and game taken. Exceptions apply for certain deer and antelope districts and fenced private land with owner authorization.
Hunters who missed the July 1 mail deadline can apply in person on August 25 and 26 at the drawing sites. Drawings begin August 28 at 19 sites after chiefs set quotas on August 17. District 42 may require special licenses for cows or calves. regular elk licenses allow either sex until quotas are reached.
The Dutton column records a bridal shower for Kay Anne Dutton at St. William's Parish Center with family help and entertainment. It notes state swim meet placings by Dutton swimmers, visits by relatives from Seattle Great Falls and Conrad, a fire at a State Highway storage shed, and a farewell coffee for Pastor Nielsen as he moves to Luther Crest Bible Camp Alexandria Minnesota. It also lists deaths and burial of Mrs. Edith Thompson and the passing of Mrs. William L. Schultz in Tucson Arizona.
Two visitors from Japanese milling and trading firms will tour Montana wheat regions to sample the 1972 crop for testing in Japan. The trip, led by Bob Brastrup and supported by Montana officials, spans Shelby to Williston and Malta to Nashua, highlighting Montana wheat quality and Japan as a top buyer.
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