DUTTON MRS Ruth Thorne Social Roundup
Social notes from Dutton include Mr and Mrs Harry Laubach visiting Great Falls with other locals, Ben Orden hosting anniversary hostess party, and congratulations to Mr and Mrs James Nowlin on a new son born Feb 5 at Chateau. Heart Sunday fund drive planned Feb 23 by Legion Auxiliary. Mehl family traveling to Seattle. Laubach and Juelfs attended Rainbow Hotel Valentine tea. Dutton Garden Club thanks supporters of Valentine food sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Laubach
W. Laubach
Great Falls
Ben Orden
James Nowlin
Chateau
Dick Schultz
Bob Schultz
Bill Hebtner
Heart
Legion Auxiliary
Heart Fund
Oscar Mehl
Seattle
C. O. Juelfs
Rainbow Hotel
Rainbow Flower Growers
Dutton Garden Club
Martin
Dick Arensmeyer
Fred Schafer
Beatrice Neb
New Orleans
Arizona
William Arensmeyer
Walter Arensmeyer
Southland
Wayne
Jimmy Carlson
Joann
Donna Chalmers
Hunter Safety Program
Glen Inbodys
Glen
Lloyd Pedersen
Leslie Otness
Charles Hanson
Ernest Carlson
Art Mauseth
Billy ‘Mauseth
Dick Mauseth
Ted Skelton
Conrad
Albert Carlson
Clarence Carlson
Johnny
Clarence A. Carlson and Sons
Howard Brown
Alberta
Canada
Carlsons
Howard Peel
Carl Lampe
Belt
Local residents visit, move, and attend events across multiple towns
Mr and Mrs Charles Walker travel to California by plane for weeks with plans to meet the Hebters. Several families relocate or visit nearby communities, including Ellingsons moving into the Kim Moore house, O Brien operating the Shelby drug store with family, and Duane Harper returning from Korea. District events include a governor dinner, P C A NF L A dinner, and a Dutton band program with Dave Rice keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Walker
California
Clarence Hebters
Erwin Arp
Chateau
Bob Pourroy
Nevada
Duane Harper
Lorance Harper
Korea
Harry Laubach
Art Habel
Dutton
P.c.a.-N.f.l.a
Great Falls
Albert Rossmiller
Bozeman
Marvin Weeks
Mayville
N. Dak
Mike
Ben Odden
Halvorson
Chester
Glen Laubach
Power
Ner
Bob Fleshman
Howard Harmon
Deaconess Hospital
Gene Charleson
Belt
Clarence Phillips
K. Nelson
E. Johnson
Youth Center
Ss. C. S
Bill Nelson
Freda Cheetham
P.T.A
Berg
Dave Rice
Conrad, P.T.A. District 3
Am I an Electronic Brain Budget Advice
A reader questions if budgeting helps, while a columnist notes many prefer fixed expense first planning. Savings advice urges depositing regularly and saving before spending to reach goals, plus a caution to hold Series E bonds for continued gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Community Mourns Following Fritz Phillips Death
Fritz Phillips passed away early Sunday morning, prompting heartfelt condolences to his family. The note mentions community members hosting dinners, travel prize winners at a card party, and several local residents visiting towns such as Conrad Fairfield Great Falls and Electric City. A correction clarifies a names mix up from the previous column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Phillips
Homer Rowland
de McClue
Conrad Last Sunay
Bill Lusty
Alex Truchot
Jack Campbell
Charles Field
Frank Sterrett
Fairfield
Kenneth Riley
Great Falls
Bob Brownell
Electric City
Vern Lindquist
Bill Moser
He Moore
Mr. Moon
Superalloys Defined by Nickel and Chromium Content
Nearly all of these alloys contain nickel and chromium and may include titanium tungsten or molybdenum. The listing notes offer surprising results from Acanta want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acantha
Acreage Reserve Limits Farms Production for 1958
Lyall Schaefer notes 1958 Acreage Reserve creates Soil Bank bases from 1956 and 1957 harvests and caps total crop acreage. Farmers limit harvested crops to Soil Bank base plus Reserve areas, with wheat caps and payments up to 3000 dollars per farm. Signups open until March 7 at County ASC offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyall Schaefer
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASC
State High School Rodeo Set for Lewistown July 4 5
The Montana State High School Rodeo will be held in Lewistown July 4 and 5 1958 after the Lewistown Lions Club secured the bid at a Montana High School Rodeo Association meeting February 1. District dates were assigned with Scobey Glendive Red Lodge and Arlee hosting events. top three in each district advance to state and then nationals in Sulphur Louisiana and Albuquerque New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lewistown
Lion’s Club
Montana High School Rodeo Association
Scobey
Glendive
Red Lodge
Arlee
Sulphur
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Louisiana
Elks Club
Lewisstown
Hol Cole
Sandusky
Morris Murphy
George Canfield
Richry
Don Wright
Fred Dear
Cascade
Walter Bay
Wolf Creek
Lawrence Trebesch
Dutton
Valentine Parties Amid Snow Delays In Farmington
Snow and cold forced postponements of events in Farmington. A leather meeting was canceled. plans for Feb 27 at the hall depend on weather. Valentine celebrations occurred at East and Farmington schools with exchanges and treats, plus a 4 H club gathering and group lunch at the hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington Hall
East Farmington
Farmington School
Leslie Arensmeyer
Norman
Safeway Earnings Reach All Time High in 1957
Safeway Stores report 1957 sales of 2.117 billion dollars and net profit of 30.907 million after taxes, up from 1956. Earnings per share rose to 2.48 after dividends, with a 3 for 1 stock split in 1957 and 2,033 stores by year end. Plans call for at least 150 new stores in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
U. S
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Ray Ree Real
Jeep Parr
Taylor Motor Company
Money and Banking
Citizens State Bank
Yarten
Toten County
Pendroy
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MTOR
F. G. Curtis & Son - Chateau
Cheetham’s - Dutton
John Deere
Malcott Body Shop
Edgar Brown
East Helena
Tige
Clarke
Armstrong
Obernolte
Choteau
Farmington
Pearl Tangen
Betzel
Farmers Trading Company
Cut Bank
Tebir Ab A
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