New ASC Committee Holds First Meeting and Discusses 98 Plans
Teton County ASC committeemen met in the county courthouse with Lyall Schaefer outlining duties and the program’s aims. William Kleinert aided in explaining the Department of Agriculture structure and ASC roles. Discussions covered price support, production adjustment, soil bank, conservation, sugar and wool payments, and storage programs, with CCC stock data and export records cited to show stock reductions and market actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Schaefer
William Kleinert
ASC
Department of Agriculture
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Choteau Bulldogs win twice over Valier and Stanford
Choteau defeated Stanford 70-56 on Friday and Valier 69-46 on Saturday as substitutes played heavily. Kennedy led Stanford with 31 points while Jaconetty and Gefeller had 17 each for Choteau. Peters scored 21 in the earlier 55-33 win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
Stanford Five
Valier
Stanford
Chateau
Kennedy
Jaconetty
Gefeller
Peters
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Choteau
Fishing Season Dates Set by Commission
Montana's 1958 fishing regulations were adopted by the fish and game commission. A general season runs May 25 to Nov 30, with daily hours 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. Mountain Standard Time unless area rules say otherwise. Bag limits stay the same as 1957, with a new rule guaranteeing at least two fish per outing. Certain waters are opened year round as part of rehabilitation, including Alva Inez Seel ey Placid Salmon lakes and the Clearwater river from Rainey lake to Salmon lake. Live bait restrictions apply in designated drainage areas, ending use of Sculpins there and curtailing minnow fishing to reduce pollution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Alva
Inez
Seeley
Placid
Salmon Lakes
Clearwater
Rainey Lake
Salmon Lake
Walter M. Allen
House Warming For Paper Publisher In Phoenix
A house warming party in Phoenix honored publisher Jere Coffey last Friday. Guests included Martha Arensmeyer, Mrs Hamp Bloom, Carl Malone, Paul Kropp, and many Arensmeyer family members as friends from Chateau. George Coffey, en route, was reportedly delayed by bandits in Las Vegas.
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Chateau
Jere Coffey
Phoenix
Martha Arensmeyer
Hamp Bloom
Carl Malone
Paul Kropp
Jere
George
Las Vegas
Elmer Dial
Frank Zion
Walter Arensmeyer
Martin Arensmeyer
Hampton Bloom
Bill Arensmeyer
Northern Division Class C Tournament Set at Choteau High
Choteau high school will sponsor the Northern Division Class C basketball tournament March 6 8 at the high school gymnasium Ed Schiller tourney manager says two teams from each of Districts 9 10 11 12 will meet to decide who advances to the state tournament District 9 teams St Leos Lewistown Grass Range District 10 Stanford Geraldine District 11 Chester Joplin Big Sandy District 12 Simms Power The district tournaments run this week for District 9 next week for Districts 10 11 and the following week for District 12 in Great Falls same week as the Northern Class B division tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Ed Schiller
Choteau
St. Leo’s
Lewistown
Grass Range
Stanford
Geraldine
Chester
Joplin
Big Sandy
Simms and Power
Chateau
Moore
District 12
Great Falls
Northern B Tournament at Conrad Plans Nearing Completion
Plans for the 1958 Northern Class B basketball tournament at Conrad on February 27 to March 1 are near completion. Ed Schiller, Chateau superintendent and division president, says reserved seat ticket orders are being accepted and season tickets in the Choteau area must be ordered by February 13. Games start Thursday at 3 00 PM with two games Friday night and Saturday morning sessions. Officials include John Shoquist Phono Bestwina Steve Motil and Dave Smith of Great Falls. The first round Thursday features the fourth and fifth place teams, with Thursday night and Friday night pairings following seeding. The top team earns a bye.
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Conrad
Ed Schiller
Chateau
Choteau
Choteau High School
John Shoquist
Phono Bestwina
Steve Motil
Dave Smith
Great Falls
Montana High School Association
CHS Music Dept to Present Feb 20 Program
Chateau High School's music department directed by John Daly will stage a February 20 program featuring the Intermediate Band and the High School Mixd Chorus and Band. The program travels from classical to popular tunes with the Intermediate Band opening the evening.
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CHS
Chateau High School
John Daly
Last Day For License Tabs In Teton County
Friday is the final day to obtain license tabs in Teton County with Feb 15 deadline. The treasurer Lorraine Maynard notes the office closes Saturday making Feb 14 the last day for valid tabs. After Feb 15, highway patrol will cite drivers lacking 1958 tabs.
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Teton Count
Lcense
Jesse Perry Dies After Long Illness in Choteau
Jesse Ray Perry sixty two died Sunday at Teton Memorial Hospital after years of illness. A native born November twenty fifth eighteen ninety five in Choteau he farmed near Claude before retirement. Survived by widow Florence Burch mother, a son Richard R. Perry, a sister Mrs William Jay, brothers Ted and Lawrence, and four grandchildren. Funeral at Methodist church with Rev Grant S Moore. Bank's Funeral Home in charge. burial in Choteau cemetery. pallbearers Elmer Knaff Jay Lyon Ike Denison Bill Breere Bill Baker Fred Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ray Perry
Teton Memorial Hospital
County
Fred
Alma Gleason Perry
Choteau
Claude
Here
Perry
Florence Burch
Great Falls
Richard R. Perry
William Jay
Chateau
Ted
Lawrence
Shelby
Methodist
Grant S. Moore
Bank
Elmer Knaff
Jay Lyon
Ike Denison
Bill Breere
Bill Baker
Fred Miller
Boe Named Project Officer for Local Muster Day
Lt. Boe designated project officer for the local Muster Day and a special recruiting drive for Co F 163rd Armored Cavalry Regt Montana Army National Guard. Open house at Chateau Armory on Feb 22 invites all, coffee and doughnuts served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Boe
Route 3
Conrad
Montana
F 163Rd Armored Cavalry Regt
Army National Guard
Chateau
William C Benson
163Rd Acr
Boe
National Guard
Washington
Dutch Barnhardt Dies at 88. Early Circus Clown
Graveside services for Hubert Dutch Barnhardt 88 were held at the local cemetery with Rev. A B Gravdal officiating. Born May 5 1869 in Shelby Illinois he came to Montana with a circus in 1913 and settled at Augusta as a sheepherder. He had no known relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert (Dutch) Barnhardt
A. B. Gravdal
Banks Funeral Home
Barnhardt
Chateau
Shelby
Ill
Montana
Augusta
Hugh Robinson
Earnhardt
Family arrives on leave from Chanute AFB for transfer
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Howard and their son Danny arrived last Saturday for a month's leave from Chanute Air Force Base Champaign Illinois. He is being transferred to Travis Air Force Base San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Howard
Danny
Chanute Air Force Base
Champaign
Travis Air Force Base
San Francisco
Pastor Casson To Speak at Lenten Service
The Rev Eluts Casson of the African Methodist Episcopal Church of Great Falls will speak at Ash Wednesday Services February 19 at Trinity Lutheran Church. He will discuss The Values of Lent and serve as tenor soloist, with Pastor A Bernard Gravdal in charge. Midweek services continue each Wednesday at Trinity Lutheran Chateau and Bethany Lutheran Dutton with preaching by Pastor Casson and Intern Johnson alternating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eluts Casson
African Methodist Episcopal Church of
Great Falls
Trinity Lutheran Church
Carl Wettum
Casson
Bernard Gravdal
Trinity Lutheran
Chateau
Bethany Lutheran
Dutton
Intern Johnson
Former Farmington resident dies at Cardwell funeral
Messine Olava Olen a Brady resident died Feb 2 at her daughter’s home in Cardwell. Funeral services were held at Pondera Valley Lutheran Church with Rev Donald Gilbertson leading. Arrangements by Scott Funeral Parlors Whitehall. Burial Hillside cemetery. Pallbearers were six grandsons. Olen born March 20 1875 in Lac qui Parle Minnesota. She married Jacob H Lindseth 1892. homesteaded in Miles City then Farmington. Widowed 1899, remarried Christian Loren 1903. moved to Brady 1911. Survived by sister Minnie Rufus Great Falls eight children and many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Pondera Valley Lutheran Church
Messine Olava Olen
Brady
Ojen
Cardwell
Mont
Donald Gilbertson
Scott Funeral
Whitehall
Hillside Cemetery
Messine Olara Dien
Berte
Jacob Lotness
Lacqui Parle Minn
Jacob H Lindseth
Miles City
Farmington
Christian Loren
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Choteau
Minnie Rufus
Great Falls
Betsy Veal Whitehall
Thelma Flynn
Pueblo
Colo J M_ M
Lindseth
Edge Cumbe
Alaska
Teton County High School
Laurence M. Olen
Cora Lacry
Olive Butler
Yakima
Wash
Della Nelson
Pendleton Ore
Arville N. Olen
Conrad
Lhildren
VFW Annual Banquet and Dance Planned for Feb 15
The VFW will hold its annual banquet at the Legion Hall on Saturday night February 15 for all paid up members. Dues can be paid at the door for those in arrears. Dinner is served at 7 pm followed by speakers entertainment and a cabaret dance.
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VFW
Legion Hall
Parsons Guests Visit While Mrs Parsons Seeks County Post
Mrs Mildred Parsons of Fort Shaw visits Mrs Anna Brod ers for dental work. Parsons filed Tuesday to run for Cascade County Superintendent of Schools on the Republican ticket.
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Mildred Parsons
Fort Shaw
Anna Broders
Parsons
Cascade County
Marie Stenson First To File in County for Place on Demo Ticket
Marie Stenson of Chateau becomes the first candidate to file for public office in Teton County as a Democratic candidate for county treasurer. The 1958 primary is set for June 3, with nominations for local and state offices. Voter registration deadline is April 18, 1958, and nominating petitions are due April 24, 1958. Election judges must hold a two year certificate after a two hour training session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Lorraine Maynard
Highway Commission
Maynara
Marie Stenson
Chateau
Teton County
Stenson
Montara
FE Monkman
United States
Dutton District
Collins, Chateau and Pendrov
Board of County Commissioners
Car Hits Power Pole In Montana Night Crash
A 1953 Chevrolet driven by Marl G Grant of Heart Butte struck a power pole after skidding from the right edge of the road north of Chateau. Passenger Robert Grant, 23, suffered a broken leg and was hospitalized at Teton Memorial Hospital then Browning. Marl Grant received two juvenile tickets for careless driving and no license. Passengers included William Comes At Night Floyd Spotted Eagle Tommy Thompson and Willard Horn, all of Heart Butte.
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Las
Marl G Grant
Heart Butte
Chateau
Robert Grant
Teton Memorial Hospital
Browning Marl Grant
William Comes
Floyd Spotted Eagle
Tommy Thompson
Willard Horn
County Clerk Addresses Young Democrats At Courthouse Meeting
Gordon E. Monkman County Clerk spoke to Young Democrats at the courthouse Monday night. He outlined the duties of his office and explained state election laws including a new requirement for a school for election judges. A crowd attended as Arnold Gettel presided and fundraising topics were discussed. The next meeting is planned for Greenfield in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon E. Monkman
Monkman
Teton County
Arnold Gettel
Greenfield
Kade Engagement for Susan Ellen to Patrick O Neill
Mr and Mrs A C Kade of Choteau announce the engagement of their daughter Susan Ellen to Patrick O Neill son of Mr and Mrs Eugene O Neill of Cascade. Susan Ellen is a registered nurse with the Veterans Administration Fort Harrison and a Montana State College Nursing graduate. Patrick O Neill is a Cascade graduate and a Korean War veteran employed in the Choteau school system. A summer wedding in Choteau is planned. Mr and Mrs Tore Reuterwall left for Minneapolis to visit his sister.
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A.C Kade
Chateau
Susan Ellen
Patrick O'Neill
Eugene O'Neill
Cascade
Miss Kade
Montana State College School of Nursing
Butte Community Memorial Hospital
Butte
Veterans Administration Center Hospital
Fort Harrison
Department of Surgery
Bozeman
O'Neill
Cascade Schools
Northern Montana College
Havre
Eastern Montana College For Education
Choteau School System
Plentywood
Billings
Choteau
Tore Reuterwall
Minneapolis
Patrolman Tells His Version of Kelly Boy Case
Patrolman Henry Helf recounts his account of the Lonny Kelly case as published in Farmington news. He describes stopping Donald Kell driving a pickup with meat, citing revoked license status, and arranging to take the meat and visit Kell’s home with Frank Kelly nearby.
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Farmington
Lonny Kelly
Henry Helf
Donald Kell
Sheriff's Office
Lonny Kell
Frank
Lanny
Donald
Frank Kelly
A H Moore Funeral Held At Dutton
Funeral services for Alexander H Moore 85 were held at the Dutton Methodist church. Rev Charles Nowlen conducted the rites with burial in Dutton cemetery. Moore born May 2 1872 in Missouri spent boyhood at Mount Vernon married there in 1844. He died February 5 after a three week illness and leaves four sons Herbert Howard Roy and Don, a daughter Mrs Roy Hubbard, a brother and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander H. Moore
Dutton Methodist Church
Charles Nowlen
Dutton
Moore
Missouri
Mount Vernon
Rachel
Montana
Don
Herbert
Pendroy
Howard
Denver
Roy Moore
Waycross, Ga
Roy Hubbard
Polson
R. H. Moore
Little Rock, Ark
Referees Named for State Class AA and C Tournaments
James Dellno of this city named one of the referees for the state Class AA basketball tournament at Bozeman March 5 to 8. Stanley Rathman of Chateau will officiate at the Class C tournament in Helena March 20 to 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Dellno
Bozeman
Stanley Rathman
Chateau
Helena
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gibson Monkman
Choteau Bulldog
Larry Poore
Jack Salmond
Donald Baumgartner
Roger Gefeller
Gene Depner
Harvey Hanson
Farrell Banden
Ken Rustad
Tony Jaconetty
Bob Hickman
Ray van Wichen
Charles
Chuck) Peck
Charles Buley
High School
Jesse Perry
Pastor Casson
Rev
Ellis Casson
Kades
Susan Kade
Patrolman
Kelly Boy Case
A. H. Moore
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