Teton County ASC Committeemen for 1958 Term Named
Results of the recent Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation election to choose community committeemen for 1958 have been announced by Lowry J. Larson, chairman of the election tabulation board. Newly elected county and community ASC committeemen will take office on Jan 1, 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry J. Larson
Diamond Valley
Howard Bolland
Henry Rosholt
Roy Goodell
James Stephens
Art Habel
Pendrey
Wagner Halvorson
Ira T. Rimour
J. A Kelly
R. E. Earles
Albert Gebhart
Agawam
Ted Morhardt
Leslie Stott
Ted Skelton
Leonard Viebrock
Henry W. Smith
Collins
Lawrence Fitzgerald
Robert Dauwalder
Martin Gronberg
Morris A. Larson
Glen Yeager
Robert Grossman
Adam Dehlman
Lester Giese
Vincent Prater
Henry Menghini
Dutton
Robert Proff
Lawrence Trebesch
Lloyd DeBruycker
Walter Doheny
Darrell Goodmundson
Fairfield
Arthur W Anderson
Rex Manuel
T. J. Radcliffe
Grant Shoquist
Elmer Pearson
Chateau
Don Corbett
Fredric Meadows
Donald Passmore
Jim Crawford
Willard Paulus
Greenfield
Chester Ostberg
Bert Vervick
Karl van Setten
Melvin Johnson
John J McInerney
Teton County
ASC
Raymond Kelly
Louise Pearson
John P Bughl
William Vance
William Jones
Community Election Boards
Election Tabulation Board
Lowry I. Larson
Boyd Trebesch
Albert Lindseth
Malone Jr. Wins 4-H Trip to National Congress
Jesse Malone Jr. 17, son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Malone Route 2 Chateau, earned a 4-H award sending him to the 1957 National 4-H Congress in Chicago December 15. A nine year 4-H member, he represents entomology and competes with about 2 000 other 4-H members for national scholarship awards sponsored by Hercules Powder Co.
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Jesse Malone, Jr
Jesse Malone
Route 2
Chateau
Chicago
Malone
Hercules Powder Co
Election Scheduled for Teton County Soil District Supervisors
The Teton County Soil Conservation District will hold an election for four supervisors on December 16 at the county extension office and courthouse in Chateau. Balloting runs from 1 pm to 4 pm.
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Teton
Earl Yeager Dies A Pioneer Stage Driver
Funeral services for Earl Yeager 77 a pioneer Teton county rancher were held at First Methodist church after he died Wednesday in a local hospital He was born January 11 1880 in Stockton Missouri and moved to Teton county in 1894 operating a freight line later entering the sheep business and homesteading Burton Beach He married Josie Kropp in 1901 and Gladys Hayward in 1912 Surviving are three sons from the second marriage Harry Edward and Walter plus two sons from the first marriage Wilbur and John eleven grandchildren and six great grandchildren Burial followed at Chateau Cemetery with pallbearers Ben Chalmers James Dellno Paul Kropp Fred Barribal J C Salmond and Ray Ballantyne.
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First Methodist Church
Earl Yeager
Pioneer Teton County
Stockton, Mo
Harley W
Columbia Cox Yeager
Yeager
Teton County
Chateau
Teton Peak
Burton Beach
Josie B. Kroff
Gladys Hayward
Clifford
Sid
Wilbur
John
Harry
Edward
Walter
Ben Chalmers
James Dellno
Paul Kropp
Fred Barribal
J. C. Salmond
Ray Ballantyne
Triangle Play Opens Tonight At Local Gym
The Chateau Merchants host the Augusta Independents at 8 pm in the high school gym to kick off the season. The seven team league includes Chateau Augusta Fairfield Dutton Brady Conrad and Valier led by president Don Arensmeyer and secretary Ray Nordhagen. Chateau's roster features Swanson McFarlane Conquergood Anderson Dauwalder Danz Lohse Nordhagen Beadle Rathman Arensmeyer.
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Chateau Merchants
Augusta Independents
Augusta
Choteau
Fairfield
Dutton
Brady
Conrad
Valier
Don Arensmeyer
Ray Nordhagen
John Swanson
Keith McFarlane
Howard Conquergood
Ray Anderson
Bob Dauwalder
Gene Danz
Jim Lohse
Jim Beadle
Stan Rathman
Chateau
Two Former Teton Publishers Die Both Burials in County
Two former Teton county publishers, Fred Schoensigel aged 80 and Lloyd K Lathrop aged 59, were buried Monday in Fairfield and Dutton. Schoensigel founded the Fairfield Times and served as Fairfield postmaster for 14 years. Lathrop published the Fallon County Times at Baker since 1952 and previously led the Dutton Sentinel and other papers. Burial services followed at respective churches and cemeteries with completed obsequies across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Fred Schoensigel
Lloyd Kirk Lathrop
Fairfield
Dutton
Schoensigel
Great Falls
Fairfield Times
Howard Cunningham
Plymouth
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
University At Madison
Bertha Schoensigel
Congregational Church
Charles Pobanz
Sunset Hills
Teton
Classic Bowling Event Slated At A and K Lanes
The first annual A and K Lanes handicap bowling classic runs over two weekends with sessions on December 6 7 8 and December 14 15. Prizes total about 700 for team events and 712 for doubles and singles. More than 200 men are entered from Fort Benton Conrad Helena Shelby Great Falls Fairfield Carter and Choteau.
Collins Girl Wins 4-H Award for National Congress
Mary Lou Horak, 18, of Collins, earned a 4-H award sending her to the 1957 National 4-H Congress in Chicago on December 15. State 4-H leader Paul J. Moore notes she has four years in 4-H and travels as a representative in 4-H frozen foods. Sponsored by Whirlpool Seegar Corp., she competes with about 2,000 entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lou Horak
Mike Horak
Collins
Chicago
Paul J. Moore
Montana State College
Horak
Whirlpool Seegar Corp
Dr Haiberg Speaks To Fathers And Sons In Great Falls
Dr Gordon Haiberg of this city spoke at a vocational guidance meeting Saturday at Our Saviour's Lutheran Church in Great Falls. He addressed fathers and sons on personal living and career guidance in a civic event sponsored by the church and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Haiberg
Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church
Great Falls
Chateau
Jim and Sons
Night speed violators listed in county justice notes
Justice of the Peace William Irwin reports many drivers fined for nighttime speeding on U S Highway 91. Violators include Albert Bloomstrom Browning Vera Hunter and numerous others from Montana Alaska Arizona Minnesota Utah and Wyoming with fines ranging from 10 to 40 dollars for speeds from 65 to 95 mph and several for lacking valid licenses or truck speed excesses.
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Justice of the Peace
William Irwin
Acantha
Albert D Bloomstrom
Browning
Charles W. Green
Anchorage
Alaska
Mike D. Bell
Wanaka
Vera M Hunter
Globe
Shelby Floyd L. Goodrich
Great Falls
Alva Louis Atkins
Vera Claus Border
East Glacier
Laverne Weisgram
Ledger
Bob Frisbee
Selden S. Frisbee
Lloyd J Warneke
Charles W Green
Wiliam C. Smith
Helena
Power
Eric William DeGroot Jr
Cut Bank
Richard Kaldor
Lee Revear Collins
Raymond Sorell Jr
Shelby
Leslie E. Robinson
Conrad
Houston Broglin
East Air Base
John Lowell Curtis
Dutton
Charles W Hood
Simms
Marvin Harold Arp
Francis Loren Olson
Kalispell
Ralph Lyle Johnson
William Charles Smith
Funeral services for Dutton lady next Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Charlotte Pedersen of Dutton will be held Saturday at Bethany Lutheran church in Dutton at 2 p.m. Burial will be in Chateau cemetery. Mrs Pedersen, born March 24, 1882 in Norway, is survived by her husband Baard Pedersen and a son Lloyd Pedersen of Collins. A complete obituary will appear in the next Acantha.
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Charlotte Pedersen
Great Falls
Bethany Lutheran Church
Dutton
the Chateau
Joe Van Bolcum Dies of Stroke at 67 in Fairfield
Early Montana rancher and stage driver Joe Van Bolcum, 67, of Fairfield died of a stroke Friday at Teton Memorial hospital. Born September 4, 1890 in Grand Rapids, Michigan, he moved to Montana in 1908 and worked in Monarch, then on the T.C. Power ranch. He later drove a stage between Chateau and Collins. Survived by widow Winnie F.E. Brossma nt and four sons, plus two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Church with burial in Choteau Cemetery.
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Joe van Bolcum
Fairfield
Teton Memorial Hospital
van Bolcum
Montana
Michigan
Monarch
T.C. Power
Vaughn
Teton County
Chateau
Collins
Grand Rapids
Mich
Winnie FE. Brossmant
Muskegon
Burton Bench
van Bolcums
Fairfield Bench
Trinity Lutheran Church
Grandal
Choteau Cemetery
Lawrence
Donald
John
Choteau
Robert
Sunburst
Nick van Bolcum
Kent City Mich
John van Bolcum
Glendale
Ore
Min- Inie Boerma
Grace Muir
Chicago
Corbett Sells Bulls to Buyers in Great Falls and Browning
Corbett Sells Bulls Bryan Corbett and Sons of Chateau sold four purebred Aberdeen Angu s bulls to W C Sed erholm of Great Falls and a registered Angus bull to George W Thomas of Browning.
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Bryan Corbett
Lions Club Calendar Drive Underway in Chateau Area
Lions Club launches birthday calendar drive with forms delivered to households. Lions call on neighbors to collect dates and anniversaries, with boys in service listed under a flag. Calendars cost 2.00 each, extra copies 0.50, proceeds fund swimming pool repairs and improvements. Chairman Jack Wright urges contact for blank forms.
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Lions Club
Chateau
Jack Wright
Nce
Noted Jurist Hattersley Dies at Conrad After Illness
Judge Hattersley born August 11 1883 in Cincinnati. He attended George Washington University earning LLB and LLM and moved to Conrad in 1909 serving as county attorney and school board clerk. He was honored in 1953 for 25 years on the district court bench. He leaves a widow Ruth Buzzell two sons Marshall and Frank a daughter Claire and five grandchildren. Funeral services were held at the Conrad Presbyterian Church with Masonic graveside rites.
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Judge Hattersley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Susan
Charles Marshall Hattersley
Hattersley
Indian Affairs Division
Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
George Washington University
James Brown Scott
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Carnegie Peace Fund
William Vance
Yale Law School
US Supreme Court
U S. Court of Claims
Montana
Helena
Interior Department
Conrad
Montana Bar Association
Chateau Legal Profession
Conrad Lodge
AF & AM
Pondera
Royal Arch Masons
Algeria Shrine
Great Falls
Victory
OFS
Water Lodge
TOOF
Montana AP & AM
Montana Oes
Ruth Buzzell
Conrad Survivor
Marshall
Rochester
N. Y
Frank
Los Angeles
Dughter
Claire
Conrad Presbyterian Church
Grand Lodge of
Chateau
Atttendance
Art Tesch
Willam Irwin
Bert Packer
Leo Murphy
G &E. Monkman
Shelby man W M Black named Ninth District Judge
Gov. J Hugo Aronson appoints W M Black of Shelby as judge of the Ninth Judicial District to succeed the late R M Hattersley. Black, seven term former Toole county attorney, will serve until the next general election. He has long ties to Shelby and is married with two daughters.
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Ninth Judicial District
Shelby
W. M. Black
J. Hugo Aronson
E. ™. Hattersley
Conrad
Black
Toole
W M Black
Toole County
R. M. Hattersley
Judge Black
Glacier
Pondora
Teton
Hattersley
Shelby Lions Club
Mason Shriner
Elk Judge Black
Cliff Lois Olson
Albuquerque
Mex
Gorton
Carol) Murphy
Los Angeles
Calif
Aronson
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Tulsa
Okla
City Council Meeting Updates Dance Wall Operator and permits
The Chateau city council discussed policing Mooseha dances with operator Bill Oberwolfe at the next meeting. Officials accepted the ambulance title on behalf of donors the Chateau Band. They approved 25 cents per tag for bike licenses starting 1958 59 and issued multiple building permits including new residences garages and a warehouse move among additions in Cowgill Hirshberg and Hobson areas.
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Chateau
City Hall
Mooseha
Bill Oberwolfe
Milton McNea
Chateau Band
John Nordhagen
Horace Baskett
Ben Beringer
Hirshberg
Bill Oberwolte
Cowgill
Fred E Morris
The
Montana Power Co
Pete Luinstra
Hobson
Bazaar and Luncheon at Methodist Church
The 1957 Methodist bazaar and merchants luncheon will be held in the church basement starting 11 am Saturday December 7. Coffee and cake will be served all afternoon. Bazaar articles will be for sale for Christmas shopping. Mr and Mrs Otto Krause left Monday for Minnesota to spend holidays with relatives.
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Methodist Bazaar
Hie Duits
Otto Krause
Minnesota
Bulldogs Split Wardens Win Wildcat Lose on Weekend Trip
The Deer Lodge Wardens defeated Choteau 48 41 as Bulldogs shot 27 percent and Ken Rustad led all scorers with 18. In Columbia Falls Choteau beat Falls 60 39 with Jaconetty scoring 18 as Bandow added 14. Next home game vs Deer Lodge announced.
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Deer Lodge
Columbia Falls
United
Wardens
Ken Rustad
Deer Large
McOmber
Beck
Choteau
Peck
Bulldogs
Falls
Tone Jaconetty
Farrell Bandow
Bob Hickman
Great Falls
Chateau
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Jesse Malone Jr
Trip, Powder Co
Triangle
Lloyd Lathrop
Lloyd K. Lathrop
Lathrop
Fallon County Times
Baker
Dutton Sentinel
Walter Walterian
Daniels County Free Press
Scobey
Washington
Badger
Minn
Margaret Albright
Harry Mossman
Cheney, Wash
Robert Kenough
Pullman, Wash
W. R. Lathrop
Paul
Bill
Seattle
Melvin Beringer
Wilma ‘Haves
Charles Nowlen Jr
Dutton Methodist Church
A&k Lanes
Dr. Haiberg
Dutton Lady
Corbett
Sky Harbor Municipal
Phoenix
Arizona
Ben F. Chalmers
South Main
Chateau Chalmers
J. I. Case
Methodist Church
Wildcats
Harold Andersen
Clint Stilman
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