Lions Ladies Night Features Harry Laubach Speaker
District Governor Harry Laubach of Dutton was principal speaker at the Lions Club Ladies Night. The event at Chateau included a door prize sweep, musical numbers, a Boy Scout charter presentation, readings, and thanks to visiting officials. The governor discussed Lions worldwide and upcoming conventions in Great Falls and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laubach
Duton
Lions Club
Arthur McAuley
Gibson Monkman
Robert Gronberg
Leo Pierre
Art Lindseth
Darwin Crane
Dick Conklin
Janet Wedum
Leo Murphy
Bill Black
Brady
John Davison
Chateau
Dutton
Phillis McElroy
Lr. Crabtree
Robert Gormley
Dave Terry
A. E “Dick” Young
Arnold Hanusa
Gormley
Dick Young
Kathy Johnson
Laubach
Great Falls
Chicago
Lions’ Magazine
Bill Vance
Chateau Club
Choteau Bruisers Earn Third in Falls Team Event
The Choteau men’s team and a local bowler fared well in the two day Great Falls Breweries tournament in Great Falls. Thirty seven Montana teams competed with $2000 in cash prizes. Henry Van Setten captained Falls Alleys third place team while Norman A Brown led Havre in singles. Helen Clark captained the Dillon ladies who won Falls Alleys with 2959 pins. Frank Eltz Jr of Butte bowled under Great Falls Select.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls Breweries, Incorporated
Great Falls
Dillon
Havre
Montana
Norman A. Brown
Murph
Falls Alleys
Helen Clark
Henry van Setten
Falls
Henry Smith
Chateau
Fairfield
Gene Converse
Frank Eltz, Jr
Butte
Harrison Announces Intention to Run For Re-election
Chief Justice James T. Harrison of the Montana Supreme Court announced his plan to seek re election. Harrison, 54, was appointed chief justice by Governor J Hugo Aronson on January 7 1957 after serving as Montana Board of Pardons chairman from April 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Harrison
Montana Supreme Court
Harrison
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
Montana Board of Pardons
Brannan to Speak at Farm Conference in Great Falls
In Great Falls at the Hotel Rainbow on February 21 and 22 the Farm Program Development conference brings together agriculture labor business and education representatives. Former Secretary Charles Brannan opens at 1 36 p m with The Accumulating Farm Crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Agriculture
Hotel Rainbow
Montana Farmers Union
Charles F. Brannan
Rene
Glenn Talbott
H. D. Rolph, Sr
Brannan
Leonard Renfield
Ralph Cook
MFU
Records of Young Timers Reveal Interesting Facts
Minutes from 1934 show ticket pricing and banquet plans for the Teton Young Timers. 1936 notes reveal meeting locations and leadership, with a 1926 presidency cited and a 1933 music cost. National Library Week appears later with ALA and National Book Committee co-sponsorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
Young Timers
Jim Sulgrove
Joel Otness
Shirley Wallace
Arvil Monkman
C. Denzel McDonald
Bill Jones
Ed Obernolte
American Library Association
National Book Committee
New Wheat Quotas Available for 1958 Applicants
Chairman Lyall Schaefer of the County ASC announces new wheat quotas for farms where no wheat was grown 1955 56 57 but will grow spring wheat in 1958. The application period closes March 1 and must be filed on the ASC form at the county office. Applicants must cover entire farms and fill out all details to determine eligibility and base acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
Schaefer
Music Department Concert Thursday at High School
The 8:15 p.m. concert in the High School Auditorium features the Intermediate Band with pieces by Jackson Freeman-Whitney Barrett and the High School Mixed Chorus with works by Imig Simon Walton Himebaugh Jacob Thomas Swift. Tickets are 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for students, with proceeds funding music festival expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Walton
Hoppe-Norman
Himebaugh
James
Jacob
Thomas Gardner
Swift
Lady of
Choteau Takes Pair of Wins Last Weekend
Choteau won twice last weekend led by Jaconetty with 14 points and Gefeller with 12. Wentworth of Valier scored 17 to top the game. In the preliminary, Choteau B beat Valier B 49 33 as Art Anderson scored 10 and Stephens of Valier had 12. The Bulldogs head to Sunburst Friday and face Browning Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Jaconetty
Bulldog
Gefeller
Wentworth
Valier
Valsier
Art Anderson
Stephens
Fig
jJaconetty Ce
Hanson
Kennedy
Neill
Chateau
van Wichen
ASC Committee Plans for Objective in 58 Advanced
The ASC committee shifted the objective date from March 7 to February 20 and discussed the Conservation Reserve and Agricultural Conservation programs. Farmers may receive cost share for soil water forestry and wildlife measures, with Teton county operators earning 117665.77 in 1957 cost share. Committeemen emphasized assisting program administration and informing neighbors about operations and objectives, likening their role to a cooperative board of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kleinert
Teton County
Soil Bank
Card of Thanks to Friends for Kindness
Mrs. Kenneth Riley thanks friends for flowers cards and many thoughtful acts during her recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bronko Albacore Solid Pack Tuna
Jemima
Lions Ladies Night
National Guard
M & R Motors
Choteau Bruisers
Hanusa
Bulldogs
Browning
R. R. Renne
Montana State College
National Farmers Union
Glenn J. Talbott
North Dakota Farmers Union
NFU
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman
Production and Marketing Administration
Lester Cole
The
Montana Farmer - Stockman
Ray Larson
Shelby
Maurice C. Taylor
Andrew Dahl
Dagmar
Sheridan Electric Cooperative
Miles Romney
Hamilton
Western News
Charles F Brannan
Acantha
Spain
Evans
Mozart
LaGassey
Grieg
the World
Young
McCoy
Conrad
Cce
Walier
Music Department
Coast To Coast Stores
Carl Larson
Sunburst
Browning Indians
Betzel
CUT Bank
Lindsay
Softener Service
Teton Plumbing
Army National Guard
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
R. L. Polk
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Dealers Association
Choteau, Montana
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