Survey of Montana Farmers Runs From February
The U. S. Department of Agriculture will survey Montana farmers in six counties Galatin Yellowstone Richland Daniels Toole and Fergus. About 275 producers will provide 1971 farm production expense data via interviews. Nationally 10 000 interviews across 396 counties will gauge buying patterns and alter price indexes and income estimates.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana
Daniel L. Herbert
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
USDA
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Richland
Daniels, Toole
Fergus
Herbert
Country Club Members Party Tonight
The Country Club hosts its monthly member party this evening starting at 7 p.m. The event welcomes all club members to gather in the main hall for refreshments and socializing.
No-Tap Tourney Nears Finish This Weekend
A mixed no tap bowling event at A and E Lanes sees leaders Wilma Teenyes and Howard Truchot 1534 and others in close pursuit. Top pairs like Alice Robison with Jim Forrest and Anita Dellwo remain strong while entrants can still join this weekend, with continued play through the final weekend.
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Wilma Teenyes
Howard Truchot
Alice Robison
Jim Forrest
Anita
Jim Dellwo
Wilma
Jerome Toenyes
Bud Olson
Rose Truchot
Diane Toren
Roger Toren
Bernice
Hank van Setten
Betty Corey
Valentine's Dance Set at Choteau Legion Hall
The Choteau American Legion hall hosts a public Valentine's dance on Saturday February 12. Dancing starts at 9 p.m. with the Country Cousins providing music. Admission is one dollar per person. The event is sponsored by the Choteau Jayceens.
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Choteau American Legion Hall
The
Choteau Jayceens
Dupuyer Play Postponed Weather Forces Cancellation
The Dupuyer community play scheduled for February 4 and 5 has been canceled due to bad weather and travel conditions. The production of Fuller’s Fortune is tentatively rescheduled for April with a date not yet announced.
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Dupuyer
Fuller
Teton Horse Club Holds Fourth Meeting at Courthouse
The Teton Horse Club met January 19 at the courthouse. Pledges, minutes, and the treasurer’s report were read. Old and new business discussed. A movie on mounting and dismounting was shown. treats by Mrs Harold Yeager concluded the gathering.
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Teton Horse Club
The
Court House
Harold Yeager
Brad Hodgskiss
Senior Citizen News February Programs and Birthday Party
February programs are available at the club room with activities slightly curtailed until weather moderates. The January Birthday party, postponed due to weather, will be held jointly with the February Birthday party on Friday February 11 at 7:30 in the club room, followed by games and ecards. The club room is open on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 11 30 am to 5. Subscribe to the Acantha.
CHS Wrestlers Lose Two Meets In Week
CHS grapplers lost two meets in the past week between snow storms with a third canceled. They will travel to Fairfield tonight and meet Conrad at 8 p.m. Friday. In the Shelby 28 Chateau 24 win, Choteau and Shelby wrestlers posted several pins and losses across weight classes.
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Chateau
CHS Grapplers
Fairfield
Conrad
Shelby
Bulldogs
Choteau
Jim Hinman
Pendroy Church and family notices
Allen J Adams pastor schedules worship and classes at Pendroy Community United Methodist Church. A baby boy Christopher Gregory Charlton born January 27 in Boulder weighing 7 pounds 8 ounces joins brother Bret. maternal grandmother Eyvanna Connole.
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Allen J. Adams
United Methodist Church
Mike Charlton
Boulder
Christopher Gregory
Bret
Eyvanna Connole
Citizenship Month Observed In February In Montana
Superintendent Dolores Colburg links 18 year old voting rights and the Constitutional Convention to Citizenship Month in February. She notes the initiative offers youths a chance to study state government and decide on proposed documents. The Montana Education Association sponsors the 14th annual observance and urges schools to participate in I Am Proud to Be an American Day on February 8.
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Helena
Dolores Colburg
Montana
Funeral Rites Held For Former Resident Leo Connole
Funeral services were held in Butte for Leo Connole 72 a former Pendrey and Chateau resident who died at Galen Connole native of Litchfield Minnesota came to Montana with his parents in 1912 settling first at Dupuyer He married Helen Gems in 1930 and they lived in Chateau before moving to Butte in 1937 A sister Mrs Helen Jannusch of Dupuyer survives
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Butte
Leo Connole
Pendrey
Chateau
Galen
Connole
Litchfield
Minn
Montana
Dupuyer
Helen Gems
Helen Jannusch
Power Volunteer Firemen Sponsor Annual Dance
The Power Volunteer Firemen will sponsor their annual dance Saturday night February 5. Dancing will be held in the American Legion hall with music by the Happy Four.
Range Meeting Is Tuesday At High School
A special Range and Range Management meeting will be held in the Vocational Agriculture Department at Chateau High School on Tuesday Feb 8 at 8 p.m. guest speaker Joe Wirak a Soil Conservation Service Range Management Specialist will present slides on range condition and improvements through proper practices. The program ends a series directed by Bob Nauck and welcomes all livestock producers for discussion and questions. Wirak has over 20 years in range management and will offer information valuable to producers.
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Vocational Agriculture Department
Chateau High School
Joe Wirak
Soil Conservation Service
Wirak
Bob Nauck
Mrs Marion Sadler Dies in Arkansas
Mrs Marion Schear Sadler 84 widow of Deane Leslie Sadler died in Little Rock Arkansas on Saturday January 29 Survivors include son Dr Deane Leslie Sadler Conroe Texas daughter Mrs F T Saylor Chateau two grandchildren and a great grandchild Graveside rites were conducted January 31 by Rev R D Adams First Presbyterian Church Roselawn Memorial Park Little Rock Arkansas
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Marion Schear Sadler
Deane Leslie Sadler
Phil S. Cole
Little Rock
Ark
Conroe
Tex
F. T. Saylor
Chateau
R. D. Adams
First Presbyterian Church
Roselawn Memorial Park
Karen Rambo Named Commercial Teacher at Chateau High
Karen Rambo of Gilford Montana took over as commercial teacher at Chateau High School on February 1. A Northern Montana College Havre graduate, she has taught in the Chinook school system. She replaces Mary Ellen Burns who resigned for health reasons.
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Karen Rambo
Gilford
Mont
Chateau High School
Miss Rambo
Northern Montana College
Havre
Mary Ellen Burns
Record High Wheat Supply In Montana
A Montana wheat stock report shows 121 million bushels stored on January 1, 1972, up 25 percent from 1971 and a new record. Winter stocks are 62 million bushels and spring 59 million. off farm and disappearance figures are also provided with year to year changes. National totals reach 1,553 million bushels, reflecting a 10 percent rise from the previous year.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Barney
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