CHS Grapplers Set to Clash with Shelby in Conference Clash
Choteau High School hosts Shelby Coyotes in a Friday 8 p.m. conference wrestling duel. Last meeting ended 29-26 with close matches. John Nordhagen faces undefeated John Moench at 155 pounds while Jim Hinman and Doug Forrest carry 11-0 records with ten pins each.
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Shelby Coyotes
Chateau High School
Bullogs
John Nordhagen
John Moench
Jim Hinman
Doug Forrest
Bulldogs
Simms Tigers
Boulder
Simms
Choteau
Clarence Kramer
Tom Stelling
Joan Nordhagen
McKnight
Jim Rathman
Jim Graves
Chateau
Chuck Rose
Brian Brutosky
Wildish
Sam Thomas
Pallister
Mike Otness
John Breen
Saxbury
Jerry Breen
Breen
Hinman
Social Security Taxable Earnings Raised to 9000
The Social Security taxable earnings cap increases to 9000 per year effective January 1 1972. The tax rate remains 5.2 percent for both employers and employees and 7.5 percent for self employed. Pedersen notes the change expands benefit adequacy while a large share of workers remain uncovered. A booklet Your Social Security is available from the Great Falls office.
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Ray Pedersen
Great Falls
Pedersen
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges Highlights
Hospital list details patients admitted and dismissed at Teton Memorial Hospital in Choteau Fairfield and Augusta. It notes births including a son to George R Canfield and a daughter to Herb Dyrdahl and records ongoing patients still in hospital and several residents from Choteau Wolf Creek and Great Falls.
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Robyn M. Sewell
Choteau
Alvina A. Grafstrom
Charles J. Nadeau
Robert E. Ballard
Katherine B. Foreman
Fairfield
Kathrynl. Larson
Great Falls
Louis Bouma
Herbert W. Armstrong
Jerri Lee Barrett
Jerrimias J. Kleinsasser
Wolf Creek
Frank E. Gordon
Martin A. Nichols
Simms
Edward J. Schumacher
Henry L. Henneman
Walter
Alice A. Canfield
Augusta William R. Oberwolte
E Sie H. Bloemke
Lula Miller
Julia Carrier
Shirley Dyrdahl
Bruce Adams
George Morris, Sr
Carole J. Kittleman
Augusta
Marilyn Pearson
Mary D. Abbott
Minnie Breding
Linda Quilling
Dutton Alonzo A. Huffman
Inez Racine
Charles Nadeau
Robert Ballard
Nellie Manuel
Jerrimias Kleinsas
Kathryn Larson
Freda Johnson
Cornelius Kooyman
Grace Halvorson
Charlotte Swortzel
Mabel Hayes
Charlotte Colvin
Lexie R. Denning
Alvina Grafstrom
Shirley Durdahi
William Oberwolte
4 H Club Holds First Meeting of 1972 in Diamond Bar
The Diamond Bar X 4 H Club met on Saturday January 8 1972 with county agent Alan Knudsen presenting tips for demonstrations and judging criteria. After an Army Cavalry film the leader distributed candy to be sold by February 6. The next meeting is set for Saturday January 22. Bill Lewis reporter.
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Alan Knudsen
Army Cavalry
Bill Lewis
History of Montana Weather Highlighted by Bozeman Tribune
Robert E. Miller notes AnnaBelle Phillips of the Gallatin County Tribune profiles Montana weather history in a feature for the Bozeman weekly. The piece recalls brutal winters from 1871 72 through 1936, including price gouging fears, wagon trains with flour and coffee, and cattle losses, illustrating Montana’s long cold-side weather legacy.
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Montana
Bozeman Tribune
Livingston
AnnaBelle Phillips
Gallatin County Tribune
Bozeman Weekly
Helena
Madisonian
Virginia City
Charles M. Russell
Standler and Kaufman
Chisholm Trail
Texas
Granville Stuart
Hodgskiss Deed Corrected to MSU on Choteau Store
Correction clarifies that William L. Hodgskiss deeded the Gambles Store building in Choteau to Montana State University not William Hodgskiss. Officials say income from the building will fund scholarships for Teton County students through MSU.
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Acantha
William Hodgskiss
Gambles
Choteau
Montana State University
University
William L. Hodgskiss
Missoula
Teton County
M.S U
Senior Citizen News January Birthday Party Notice
The January birthday party hosted by the Soroptimists is set for Friday night January 14 at 7 30 in the club rooms. Mrs. Nettie McDonald will be hostess during the week of January 18 to 21 from 1 30 to 5 each afternoon. All Senior Citizens are welcome whenever the club is open. Watch for event programs.
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Nettie McDonald
Special Elk Hunt Begins After Draws In Ennis
Fish and Game officials gear up for a revised elk season in upper Gallatin Canyon. The second 1,000 license draw at Ennis City Hall reuses Helena applications from the first draw. The plan limits 250 hunters per period with four 250-person blocks Jan 14 16 Jan 21 23 Jan 28 30 and Feb 4 6.
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Fish and Game
Gallatin Canyon
Ennis
Helena
Frank Dunkle
Dunkle
Aletter
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CHS Grapplers
Shelby
Wenry
Choteau Ford Sales
Ford Sales
Bynum Cafe
Ellen
Pedsgytey
Teton Memorial Hospital
Robert E. Miller
West Yellowstone
Anaconda
Senior Citizen News
Chuck Keen
American National Enterprises
Roxy Theatre
Ameutt Developments
Fish & Game News
Gallatin Gateway
Central Flyway
North
Pipe Gian Fou Ravere
Rexall
America
IBM
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Mont
Wes Cherry
Main Ave
Jim Dirkes
Choteau, Montana
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