Rate Hike Possible For Savings Bonds
The U S Senate approved a 5 percent rate on savings bonds retroactive to June 1 and the House is expected to back the change. W B Andrews Helena says the move will boost sales and curb redemptions. Teton County nears its 1970 quota with 87 947 in sales of 123 220 through July, a strong showing led by Arnold Hanusa while Jefferson County posts 104 9 percent and Stillwater 27 8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Senate
W. B. Andrews
U. S. Savings Bonds Division
Helena
House of Representatives
Andrews
Teton County
Arnold Hanusa
Jefferson County
Stillwater
Columbus
Augusta Church Camp-Out Brings Kids to Benchmark Campground
The Augusta Community Church held a two day Camp-Out for Sunday School and Summer Bible Class children at Benchmark Campground in the Lewis and Clark National Forest. Twenty four children ages five to fourteen joined Pastor Ed Ferguson Mrs Sue Williams and others for games hikes campfire singing and Bible study. The event ended Tuesday with return to Augusta and plans to try it again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Community Church
Benchmark
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Ed Ferguson
Sue Williams
Fred Scherrer
Margaret Ferguson
Augusta
Tom Johnson
Herb Tangen
Great Falls
Tom
Jack Reiding
Eureka
Roger Toren
Tom de Boer
Garret Toren
Eric Reynolds
Lloyd Reynolds
Kaylene Chalmers
Bill Chalmers
Farmington Labor Club
Esther Tesch
Art Tesch
Chateau
Elaine Tesch
Martha Arensmeyer
Elaine
Don Passmore
Maxine Cole
Ethel Sturgis
Cal Southard
Harold Baker
Pat Lemmon
Alma Camden
Dick Arensmeyer
Chris Oertel
Oertels
A. G. Arensmeyer
A. G. Lindseth
Pendroy Cafe
Tom DeBoer
Doug
Roger Teten
Harold Richert
Rosalie Richert
Diane Pihl
Les Arensmeyer
Lyla
Linda Arensmeyer
Mellinger
Don Breding
Conrad
Audrey Davidson
Burton Country
Card of Thanks to hospital staff and donors
Kathryn Hamen of Kalispell Mont thanks Dr Bosshardt and Dr Johnson for wonderful care at the hospital. She also thanks the nurses, hospital staff, and Chateau Drug for papers, and expresses gratitude for gifts and flowers.
Dutton social roundup lists visitors and family news
A long column of notes records visits and travels among Dutton residents and friends. Names include the Poschs of Allentown Carl Eklund and Russell Eklund in Great Falls, Janet Johnson, Lynette Voorhees and family, and many others visiting relatives in Missoula Whitefish Hamilton Conrad and Derby areas. Events include teaching postings moves camping trips and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Posch
Allentown
Fred Pelzmans
Teton Canyon
Lynette Voorhees
Nancy
Carol
Marilee
Mark
Anderson
Calif
Grover
Betty
Glen Hansen
Whitefish
Jack Joy
Joy
Glen
Gary Waters
Sean
Big Sandy
Gary
Edwin Shank
Marian Shockel
Cumberland
Elda Mock
Ted Goodmundsen
Terry Hickenbotton
Vern Hansen
Walter Johnson
Cut Bank
Donald Johnson
East Glacier
Harry Laubach
Glen Laubach
Power
Sherrie
Hong Kong
Milton Schumacher
Mike Stewart
Stacey
Julia Stewart
Shelby
Cow Track
Harry Laubachs
Jim Clotfelter
Carl Hohenstein
Fairview Ranger Station
Jim, Jr
Betty Schultz
LaVonne
Richie
Great Falls
Ole Holum
Holum
Arnold Pederson
Plainville
Kan
Marie Fulton
Joe Klette
Peggy Rosholt
MSU
Charlie Walker
Jack Sebastians
Clara Baker
Chateau
Leo Toeckes
Clarence Wiprud
Dixon
Lester Wiprud
Mark Langunet
Bill
Murray Schuler
Crew
Glacier Park
Hungry Horse Area
Dutton
Guria I Bakken
Pondera Lutheran Church
Conrad
Mary van Heel
Lynette
Kathy Habel
Jan Johnson
Carlton
Ore
Susan
Tacoma
Wash
Jan
Carl Eklund
Greeat Falls
Russell Eklund
Gradon Green
Collins
Eric
Mike Darcy
Mike
Sue
Rick
Coeur d' Alene
Idaho
Myrna
Darcys
Don Moore
Albert Tomsha
Roy England
Lake Four Horn
Robert Scott
Ron
Sun River Canyon
Joe Kiette
Carsten Johnson
Mary
Kenneth Klette
Sun River
Don VanRoy
Yakima
VanRoy
George Solli
American Legion Auxiliary
Leo Tocckes
Diamond Valley
Harvest Busy as Farmers Enjoy Warm Weather
The Farmington area reports harvest activity under hot days with combines in fields. Social visits dominate the week with relatives and neighbors from Conrad to Eureka, blue skies, camping trips, birthdays, and local gatherings keeping families busy and the flu lingering in town.
Ponderosa 4-H Club Holds Ninth Meeting
The Ponderosa 4-H club met at the Wilson Hodgskiss home June 2 with a work session planned for June 7 at George Hodgskiss place to judge and show. Members spoke on vaccinating animals and knitting while Donna Hodgskiss demonstrated table settings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Hodgskiss
George Hodgskiss
Doug M Hodgskiss
Bonnie Hodgskiss
Donna Hodgskiss
Charles Tesch
Linda Smith
Grant Metz
Linda
Diamond Bar 4-H Club Schedules Updated Meetings
The Diamond Bar 4-H Club will hold a fun day at its meeting with a new 2 pm Saturday start. The next meeting is set for September 5. On August 9 the group enjoyed a trail ride to Hidden Lake and Headquarters Pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidden Lake
Headquarters Pass
Montana farmers urged to boost grain research and markets
Bob Basstrup, Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee executive secretary, spoke at a tri county picnic about improving grain varieties suited to Montana farms. He urged research to boost grain yields, and noted topics include the National Wheat Agreement with Japan, price supports, and corporate mergers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Basstrup
Montana Wheat Research and Marketing Committee
Tri-County
Cascade
Pondora
Teton
Fairfield
Montana
Bastrup
Japan
Margaret Bucher
MFA
National Farmers Union Insurance
Baldwin Central Inc
Kathy Anderson
Power
Teton County
Russell Peterson
Pondera
Mark Hastings
Brady
Debbie Urick
Bailey
Colo
Miss Urick
Belt High School
Browning Show Highlights Clarke’s Native Art Works
Blackfeet artist John Clarke’s one man show opens Sunday in Browning at the Museum of the Plains Indian and Crafts Center. The exhibit from noon to 8 pm features over six decades of carvings relief panels plaster casts and paintings of native animals by Clarke who runs a studio in East Glacier and is internationally acclaimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackfeet
John Clarke
Museum of the Plains Indian and Crafts Center
Browning
Clarke
East Glacier
Nickel ranks high in cosmos among elements
Nickel ranks 11th or 12th in cosmic abundance, while it is 24th in Earth's crust. This contrast highlights nickel's relatively stronger presence in space than on our planet.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Beaudeau
Augusta News
Church
Kathryn Hamen
Kalispell, Mont
SEA Foods
Pauline Tomsha
Sanford
Acco
Antha
Farmington
Pearl Tancen
Duane Mellinger
Dry Wolf Camground
Stanford
Herb Styren
Herb
Gary Morris
Lonnie Kelly
Mary Hall
Jack Slanger
Bole Creek
Bob Marshall
Thad Wocasek
Martin Arensmeyer
Lon Wocasek
Martin Arensmyer
Bobby
Everett Breding
Olive Passmore
Vern Tesch
Vern
Gary Passmore
Jim Dellno
Les Otness
Raylene Kay Bouma
John Bouma
Laralee
Stanley Bouma
David Dickoff
Oneida Forseth
Ealers
Swathers
ChatEau Feed & Seed
Choteau, Montana
Ponderosa
Buck
Chateau, Mont
Ss. J. Bachmeier
Pendroy, Mont
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