Five Seek County Public Office in Teton Political Season
Five more candidates joined the race in Teton county ahead of the June 3 primary. Marie Stenson filed for treasurer on the Democratic ticket, followed by Sheriff T. J. Dellno seeking re election. Ike Denison of Choteau announced a bid for sheriff. Incumbent Senator Paul Rice sought re election on the Democratic ticket. Carroll Maynard aimed for assessor, replacing Fred Woodward. William F. Olsen, a local insurance man, was the sole Republican candidate for Public Administrator.
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Teton County
Marie Stenson
T. J
Tom) Dellno
I. F
Ike) Denison
Choteau
Bynum
Denison
Paul Rice
Pendrey
Rice
Carroll Maynard
Chateau
Fred Woodward
Maynard
Great Falls
William F. Olsen
Chateau Splits Pair of Games Over Weekend
Chateau Bulldogs split weekend games dropping 69-65 to Browning after a 64-57 win over Sunburst. Jaconetty led with 31 points in the Browning upset while Harwood paced the visitors with 24. The Bulldogs head to Conrad Friday then Fort Benton Saturday to finish conference play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulldogs
Sunburst
Browning
Roger Gefeller
Harvey Hanson
Tony Jaconetty
D. Stone
Kent Ashworth
Indians
Choteau Bulldogs
Browning Indians
Choteau
Harwood
Gudden
Deadeyes
Chateau
Jaconetty
Bandow
Hickman
Russ Douglas
Whitford
Conrad
Cowboys
Fort Benton
Area Meeting Called at Falls For March 8
An area meeting sponsored by the Governor's committee on Education above the high school level will be held at the Rainbow Hotel in Falls on Saturday March 8 from 10 am to 3 pm with a dinner hour and topic discussion. A seven member moderator panel will lead seven discussions with three chairmen. Residents of Teton County intending to attend should contact Sterling DePratu or Mrs Hugh Edwards before March 5 for dinner reservations. DePrata noted the meeting targets all interested in the Great Falls area. he recently represented Teton County at a planning meeting in Great Falls. Mr and Mrs H J Moen returned to Chateau Monday after a 10 day visit in Helena.
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Governor’s Committee On
Rainbow Hotel
Teton County
Sterling DePratu
Fairfield
Hugh
Mrs. Joe Lucier Dies Night. Rites Saturday
Fern Lucier of this city died Wednesday night at Teton Memorial Hospital. Tentative funeral plans set for Saturday morning at St. Joseph's Church. A full obituary will appear in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lucier
Fern Lucier
Teton Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's Church
Son of Dr Haiberg Dies Sunday in Great Falls
Daniel Gordon Haiberg, son of Dr and Mrs Gordon Haiberg of this city, died Sunday morning in a Great Falls hospital. Born March 25 1955 in Fargo North Dakota, he leaves a sister, parents, grandparents and many relatives. Funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church at 2 pm with Rev Gravdal, organist Mrs Wedum, and pallbearers James Huffman Raymond Erickson Ronald Stroh John Hanusa. interment Chateau cemetery. A memorial fund for the Parish Educational Building is set up in his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
A. B. Gravdal
Daniel Gordon Haiberg
Gordon Haiberg
Gravdal
Dr. Haiberg
C. Richard Johnson
C. B. Wedum
Chateau Cemetery
James Huffman
Raymond Erickson
Ronald Stroh
John Hanusa
Guthrie Named Supervisor for New Trail Book Series
Bud Guthrie Jr. of Great Falls and Chateau named editorial supervisor for a series of trail books to be published by McGraw Hill. He may oversee 12 to 14 volumes with authors to be chosen. Guthrie, famed for The Big Sky and The Way West, aims to link trails to present day developments for motorists and hikers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B
Bud) Guthrie Jr
Great Falls
Chateau
McGraw Hills Co
New York
Guthrie
John Starr
Oregon Trail
Thousand Hills
Open House at Armory Next Saturday Afternoon
Saturday February 22 from 2 to 5 pm the local Guard Unit Company F 163 ACR will host an open house at the armory weather permitting. Displays of equipment coffee and doughnuts will be served to inform the public about the unit and invite enlistment of young men 17 to 35 with a military obligation. Parents of 17 to 18 year olds are especially invited. First Lieutenant Roe will lead the opening and answer questions.
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Company F 163 Acr
Roe
Bryan Corbett elected to two farm and credit boards
Bryan Corbett of Chateau was elected to the boards of directors of the Rocky Mountain Farm Loan Association and the Great Falls Credit Association at their joint annual meeting in Great Falls on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Corbett
Chateau
Rocky Mountain Farm Loan Association
Great Falls Credit Association
Great Falls
Loot Found Near Great Falls Ties to Fairfield Burglary
Part of a Fairfield schools burglary loot valued at 7000 dollars was recovered south of Great Falls by 16 year old Charles Rowland. 19 typewriters two ditto machines an adding machine and a projector were found under a cattle pass near Howard's Corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Great Falls
Charles Rowland
Francis Beder
Cascade County Sheriff's Office
Howard's Corner
River Road
Eden Road
Anderson Typewriter
T J. Dellno
Pierre
S Dak
Stanley Gardener
Frank Geaudry
Don Gary Nelson
South Dakota
Cheetham
Dutton
Nelson
Dellno
Chateau
Curtis Auto Co
Dutton Machinery Co
Dellwo
Car Slips Off Jack Crushing Victim's Chest
J Arvil Monkman 60 dies at his Pendray area ranch when a vehicle slips from a jack and crushes his chest while he greases it. Born 1898 near Bynum, he lived in Teton County most of his life, survived by his wife Julia Vigen and siblings. Funeral at Choteau Methodist Church on Feb 22, officiated by Rev Grant S Moore. Burial in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Arvil Monkman
Pendray
Monkman
Charles G
Mary H. Monkman
Bynum
Chateau
Julia Vigen
Great Falls
Teton County
Sunburst
Pendrey
Eight Tracts in County Listed In Lease Sale
The state land board will auction 52 oil and gas lease tracts on March 13, including eight in Teton County. Original sale date was March 10 in Helena. Readable Teton tracts range from 80 to 641 acres with locations detailed by township, range and section.
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State Land Board
Teton County
Helena
Claimants Urged to Bring Papers When Filing Social Security Claims
Social Security district manager Bill Woodrow urged potential claimants to bring proper documents when filing for benefits. Required items include a Social Security card, proof of age, and last year’s employer wages or tax returns for self employment. A representative will be at the county courthouse on Friday Feb 21 from 10:30 to 12 and 1 to 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Woodrow
Social Security Administration
Woolrow
Internal Revenue
Woodrow
Social Security Office
County Commissioner
Court House
Martin Hanson Travels to Portland for Medical Treatments
Martin Hanson journeyed to Portland Oregon last week to pursue additional medical treatments.
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Martin Hanson
Portland
Ore
Oil Journal reports geologists nightmare at Rocky Mountain front
The Montana Oil Journal notes Nor thern Natural Gas Company well No 1 Gov't in NW SE NE 13 26 N 9W shows Madison formation depths from 1318 to 2496 feet and then into Kootenai, with drilling past 3200 feet. A second wildcat by General Petroleum logged Madison top three times to the west.
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Rocky Mountain
Teton County
Northern Natural Gas Company
Madison
Kootenai
General Petroleum
Montana Oil Journal
Hartley Wilson rites held in Great Falls
Funeral services for Hartley Wilson a stock and wool buyer died Saturday were held Tuesday in Great Falls He was a Montana Woolgrowers Assn and Montana Cowboys Assn member Born in England February 24 1886 he had lived in Great Falls since 1906 Survivors include a daughter a grandchild six brothers and sisters in England Canada Africa and the United States Pallbearers listed with several from Great Falls Honorary pallbearers included William Maurer Dutton and T O Larson from Teton county
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartley Wilson
Great Falls
Montana Woolgrowers Assn
Montana Cowboys Assn
Wilson
England
Ted Barkhurst
Canada
Africa
United States
Ralph Larson
Chateau
A .B. Guthrie
Bayard Parham
John Cameron
Cecil Spear
James McGregor
Teton County
William Maurer
Dutton
T O. Larson
Tax Specialist to Speak on Problems at Chateau Courtroom
John C. Bower extension service economist will address tax problems at 2 p.m. Thursday February 27 in the courtroom at Chateau. He will explain tax forms potential effects on population segments and many other facts of the troublesome tax question.
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John C. Bower
Extension Service
Chateau
State School Monies 1957 Crop Reseal
County Superintendent Muriel S. Reiquam reports 1957 state public school equalization funds distributed in Teton county. Elementary and high schools share totals include $71,335.11 to elementary and $74,447.82 to high schools, with initial 60 percent payment from a $49,980 elementary and $25,246 high school pool.
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Teton County
Muriel S. Reiquam
Reiquam
VFW Perch Derby Set at Bynum Reservoir This Sunday
VFW Post 4605 led by Harry Van DeRiet announces the ninth annual Perch Derby at Bynum Reservoir next Sunday February 23 from 7 am to 3 pm with prizes matching last year’s split. Mechanical diggers may be used if ice supports tractors. lunch vans on both ends. amateur radio patrols ensure lakewide communications.
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VFW
Perch
Bynum Reservoir
Harry van DeRiet
Howard E. Anderson
Bynum
Barney McClue
Walt Partlow
Cuff Hansen
Chateau
John Rose
Pendrey
Ann Headington
Work on TV Unit At Butte Starts Friday
Completion of the TV reflector unit on Rattlesnake Butte was assured when Baker Radio and TV Supply of Great Falls told Walter Yeager and K. M. Bridenstine that work would begin tomorrow at the butte. The two Chateau Jaycee members said all equipment is in Great Falls and they viewed it yesterday. Relatives and friends from a distance attended little Daniel Haiberg's funeral today.
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Rattlesnake Butte
Baker Radio
Great Falls
Walter Yeager
K. M. Bridenstine
the Butte
Chateau Jaycee
Heart Appeal Fund Recovers $600 in Teton County
Dorothy Boussard reports $600 received to date for the Heart Appeal fund. Heart Sunday campaign details announced by Ian Dutton and Andres Omholt with co-chairs Mrs Leo Pierre and Mrs Eleanor Forrest. Drive times set from noon to 4 pm in Chateau and 4 to 6 pm elsewhere.
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Teton County
Heart Appeal Fund
Dorothy Boussard
Heart Appeal
Heart
Ian Dutton
Andres Omholt i
Jdurtton
Leo Pierre
Eleanor Forrest
Chateau
1957 Crop Reseal Program Announced for Montana
Montana State ASC announces a 1957 crop reseal program for barley oats and wheat now under price support loans or purchase agreements. Extend loan maturities to 1959 with 16c per bushel storage for barley and wheat and 12c for oats for the full reseal year. Applications to county ASC offices. wheat reseal requires sanitation checks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sturgis
Montana
ASC Committee
ASC
F G Phillips Dies at Conrad Funeral Friday
Fred Wesley Phillips 47 of Dupuyer died at St Marys hospital Conrad at 3 30 am Sunday after a four day illness from ureamia He was born July 21 1911 in Cunningham Washington and lived in Pendroy Dupuyer Walter and Dupuyer areas Surviving include widow son Donovan F sister Ruth Matchett parents Wesley and Mrs Phillips two brothers Elmo and James F Phillips one granddaughter Betty Joan preceded in death Funeral Friday at 2 pm officiated by Rev Grant S Moore at Chateau remes Burial at Chateau crem in Banks Funeral Home in charge The list of pallbearers includes local men from Pendroy
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Fred Wesley
Fritz) Phillips
Dupuyer
St Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Cunningham, Wash
Wesley Phillips
Cunningham
Pendroy
Phillips
Prieda Moser
Great Falls
Donovan F
Ruth Matchett
Choteau
Elmo, Choteau
James F Phillips
Germany
Betty Joan
Walter
Dupuver
Methodist Church
Methodist Ciues
Grant S Moore
Chateau Remeters
Banks’ Funeral Home
Sheble Walter
Wella Tomm Hove Dupver
Charles Johns
Art Kell
Emerson Earles
Power Official Is Speaker for C of C Banquet
Art Neill of Butte will be guest speaker at the annual Chamber of Commerce dinner announced by Enoch Stroh, with Hensley as co chair. The event at the American Legion hall starts serving at 7 pm and tickets are 150 per plate from Chamber members. Neill’s topic Growth and Development of Montana aims to attract all Montanans and nonmembers may attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Neill
Butte
Montana Power Company
Chamber of Commerce
Enoch Stroh
American Legion Hall
Hensley
Stroh
Neill
Montana
Floyd Murr
Jack Carpenter
Walt Henneford
al Hensley
The
Chamber of Commerce Re
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Falls
H. J. Moen
Bud Guthrie
Armory
Arnold Beck
William Brady
Ralph Bouma
Richard Rorvik
Fairfields
Don Ferris
Robert Sangray
Simms
Dewey Arps, Jr
Sun River
Alfred Hawkins
Thomas Hammerbacher
Augusta
Walton
Daniel Haiberg
Dr Haiberg
Alex Haiberg
Crosby
N.dak
Haiberg
Schmitt
Winning
Minn
Carl Schmidt
Missoula
Arthur Halberg
Orris Halberg
Watford City
N. Dak
Donald ‘Donners
Tom Lukins
F. G. Phillips
C of C
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