Golden Wedding Honored With Parish Reception in Chateau
Public invited to Mr. and Mrs. E. R. McLean golden wedding at the Methodist church parlors in Chateau from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m. on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. McLean
Chateau
William McManus
Fred Smith
McManus
Agnes H. Jones
Aimee Blakely
Helena
Bob Arensmeyer
Great Paris
Monroe Wilcox
Great Falls
Louis Cleagh
Hie Duits
George Carroll
James Sheble
Walier
Anna Olsen
James Shebles
Olsen
LeRoy Sheble
Wesley Sheble
Steilla Davis
Edgar Barrett
Paul
Dupuyer
Walter Armstrong
Candace Ness
Clifford Cox
Jim Reardon
Santa Claus
Romey
Dora
Jennie Luke
W. G. Irwin
Eva McDonald
Leah
Vi Jackson
Grant Chisholm
Les Walker
Ida
Teton Memorial Hospital News
Patients admitted include Ella Herman Fairfield Mrs Ted Saylor Choteau Alfred Ameline Choteau Doris Rowley Bynum Everett Poore Choteau Lillian Otness Choteau Casey Dane Fairfield James Rice Agawam Jore Brady Fairfield and a son to Mrs Ted Saylor Choteau. Discharges include Mrs Carl Olson Choteau Glenn Smith Power Mrs John Zimmerman Fairfield Oliver Mauseth Choteau Mrs Charles Malatare Augusta Ella Herman Fairfield Mrs Ted Saylor and infant son Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Herman
Fairfield
Ted Saylor
Choteau
Alfred Ameline
Doris Rowley
Bynum
Everett Poore
Lillian Otness
Casey Dane
James Rice
Agawam
Charles Malatare
Augusta
Larger Wheat Crop Forecast for 1957 in Montana
The winter wheat crop is forecast at 38,080,000 bushels for 1957, up 53 percent from 1966 and 27 percent above the long term average. December 1 yields point to 20.0 bushels per planted acre, with earlier yields at 13.2 in 1966 and 25.8 in 1955. Rye seedings in Montana total about 40,000 acres this fall, above last year and the statewide average, with much rye used for hay, pasture, and forage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Winter wheat seedings drop to 1913 low in 1956 fall
Winter wheat seedings in fall 1956 fell to the smallest acreage since 1913, totaling about 36.8 million acres. The 1957 crop is forecast at 625 million bushels, about 15 percent below 1956 and 28 percent below average, with weather and pests shaping final output. The Soil Bank Acreage Reserve drew heavy participation in the Southern Great Plains, led by Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Colorado and New Mexico with 8.3 million acres enrolled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Soil Bank
United States
Soil Bank Act
Great Plains
Southern Plains
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Colorado
New Mexico
1957 Winter Wheat Acreage Struggles With Dry Start
The winter wheat belt from the Rockies to the Plains and Corn Belt faced drought and weather extremes in 1957 delaying seeding and slowing growth. Soils were dry at normal seeding and growers dusted in substantial acreage. Some moisture later relieved surface dryness but fall growth remained slow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Plains
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Johnny Hanusa
Denver
Arnold Hanusa
Botella Lorenszon
St. Paul
Volney Lorenzon
Sacramento
Calif
Carl Lorenzon
Cody
Wryo
Duard Pollock
Larry
Sheriff
T. J. Dellno
M.S.C
Bob Brooks
Roundup
Percy Robinsons
Jimmy Schneider
Chicago
C. K. Malone
C. S. McDonald
Phoenix
Malone
National Cattlemen’s Association
Boise
Jane
W. W. Scott
Emma Paulus
Lowell Scott
Conrad
Ray Ballantyne
Donna
Norman Ernst
Lewistown
Bob” Dahlin
Everett Tague
Charles Dahlin
Dick Reiding
Brookings
S. Dak
Jack
Bill Linfield
Mrs. J. C. Beck
Teton Memorial Hospital
Academie de Musique de Quebec
Canada
Venetia Bethune
Patricia Smith
Bex 203, Bynem
the National Guard
Masonic Hall
Pendroy Volunteer Firemen’s
Golden Slipper Hall
Pendroy, Montana
Gordon Haiberg, M. D
Russell
W. W
Soltermann
Coats
Childs
Percale
Gt Falls
Wedum
Oxfords
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