Flexible signup window expands 1954 Agricultural Conservation Program
County ASC chairman Jake Luinstra announces that farmers may request Federal cost sharing for soil and water conservation practices throughout the 1954 program year. Funds are committed only at budget period starts, with flexibility to adjust plans as operations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeke Luinstra
The
County Agricultural Stabilization ‘and Conservation
Production and Marketing Administration
Teton County
Jake I Uinstra
ASC
Luinstra
Chateau Independents Post Two Wins and One Loss This Week
The Chateau Independents won two Triangle League games and lost one. They beat Log Cabin on the road 51 to 44 after trailing, then downed the Dutton Legionnaires 52 to 38. They lost to Great Falls 83 to 46 as the final period surged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Independents
Brady Loz Cabin
Dutton Legionnaires
Great Falls
Treasons
Chateau
Tleasons
Delino
Chatéau
T. Carlson
Coughlin
Brady
Log Cabin
Teaus
Choteau
Dutton
Jim Luck
Dahlin
Teton Memorial Hospital News Briefs
Admissions list includes Howard Conquergood and Jay David Robinson of Choteau along with Annie Cherry Cora Cobos Alma Kellogg Hazel Webb and Eldon Rapp among others. Dismissals note several patients by surname including Burteld Myers and Choteau ties.
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Howard Conquergood
Jay David Robinson
Choteau
Annie Cherry
Cora Cobos
Alma J Kellogg
Dutton
Hazel Webb
Simme
Stone Anderson
Power
Eldon ‘Rapp
Fairfield
Eimer Schock
John Es Burteld
Irs
Stuart
Myers
Jay Dey
Cora Cohoe
Hazel ‘Webb
Si Stone” Anderson
Eldon Rapp
Pauline Wiseman Returns From Butte Wednesday
Pauline Wiseman arrived back in town after a thirty day safety school assignment in Butte.
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Pauline Wiseman
Butte
Lions Club hears Boy Scout charter and evening performances
At the regular Lions Club meeting in Helena Tuesday night Bob Smith presented the Boy Scout charter to John Nesbit and others. Orvis Stenson directed the Girls Ensemble, Brass Sextette, and Omph Six with listed members including Patsy Edwards Deanna Swenson Leo Rowley Carter George David Jones Gary Franklin Joan Richem Marie Vance.
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Brass
Patsy Edwards
Deanna Swenson
Leo Rowley
Carter George
David Jones
Gary Franklin
Ompah
Joan Richem
Marie Vance
Reports Due Friday On Conservation Practices in County
Farmers and ranchers must report conservation practices under the 1953 Agricultural Conservation program by Friday January 15 to qualify for financial assistance. Reports require authenticating the person at the County ASCS office or by mailing the operator’s practice approval copy with substantiating data such as fertilizer tags seed germination reports and contractor receipts. Reports cover practices completed by December 31 1953 and those substantially complete approved under the 1953 AC Program may be finished after year end with payment requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Authentaitie
PMA
Deadline Extended For Power PO Job
The Civil Service Commission announces a January 19, 1956 deadline to apply for the Powtmaster position in Power Montana. Applicants must live in the served community for one year, handle simple accounts, and relate well with the public. A written test is required and forms are available at the local post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avi
Civil An Commission
U. 5 S. Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Deadline Near For Grain Support Applications
Producers with 1953 crop farm stored grain must file for price support at the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office by the January deadline. All warehouse stored commodities require completed agreements or loans before the January end, with county offices open this Friday for final filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne ‘Teleen
Ghent Ahe
ASC
Court fines set in Justice Sulgrove's court
Eleven Chateau and Bynum lers appeared in Justice J.M. Sulgrove's court on Monday. Deviey Game Warden Ray Sommers of Conrad and others faced charges. several were given suspended sentences and fined 2.50 each for costs after pleading guilty. Gann Seufert pleaded guilty to one charge. verdict of not guilty was returned on another. B I Packer acted as attorney for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Ofhers Gorey
Gann
Seufert
Sulgrove
Ahah B. I. Packer
Luinstra Named Agent for Teton FCIC
Jake Luinstra has been appointed by Henry Lee state director as the FCIC agent for Teton County. He began duties on November 12 1953, handling all crop insurance actions including applications, acreage reports, premium payments, damage reports, and loss notices from his office in the Lareon building. Luinstra, a lifelong Teton County farmer, brings broad farm program experience to the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Luinstra
Teton County
Teton County Sportsmen Plan 1954 Fishing Rules Review
Members of the Teton County Sportsmen Association will meet at the upper Legion hall on Wednesday January 20 at 8 p.m. to discuss proposed changes in 1954 fishing regulations and current fishing rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Legion Hall
Teton County Sportsmen’s Association
Annie May Cherry Dies at Willow Creek
Mrs. Annie May Cherry died Friday after a heart condition. Graveside services were held Monday at Willow Creek Cemetery, officiated by Rev. Grant Moore. Born August 29, 1889 in Knoxville, Tennessee, she was the daughter of A. M. and Molly E. Hoyle and widow of William A. Cherry, who died December 25, 1950, leaving four children William Cooper and Wesley J. W. among others.
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Willow
Creek
Mont
Annie May
Cherry
Grant Moore
Chateau Meth
A. M
Molly E. Hoyle
Knoxville
Tenn
William A. Cherry
William Cooper
Wesley J. W
Teton County School Funds Allocated to Districts and Programs
Funds collected and distributed to Teton county schools total a mix of high school and general education budgets. Accredited high schools receive 62 882 70 plus allocations for retirement and transfer, while general school funds total 62 343 57. First State Public School Equalization payment to Teton county is 78 300, covering 80 percent of the year’s request. remaining funds to be issued later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Engineer Visits and Plans for Flood Control Area
Fragmentary OCR notes reference engineer visits by the corps of engineers and army plans for flood control in an area. Mentions Tuesday drawing, Chateau, Peck, and Guinea. Indicates resources or control measures discussed for flood situations tied to last spring.
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S.huddlestony
Corps of Engineers
GSAS
Army
Mr and Mrs Fred Barribal Leave for Phoenix
Mr and Mrs Fred Barribal departed last Saturday for Phoenix Arizona and will be away for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Barribal
Phoenix
Ariz
Lutheran congregations hold annual meetings in Chateau area
The annual meetings of the Trinity Lutheran of Chateau and Bethany Lutheran at Dutton were held last week. Officers across committees were elected or re elected for terms up to three years including pastor A Bernard Gread, deacons, secretaries, treasurers, and program leaders. The large parish now numbers about 1200 baptized members with ongoing membership instruction and an every member canvass by church brotherhoods supporting a generous financial program.
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Thes Chateau
Dutton
Gutheran
Bernard Gread
Gress
Trinity Lutheran of
Fannie Cemetery Board
John Chalmers
Ladies Aid
Gregor Tangen
Lutheran Brotherhood
Chester Baker
Luther League
Penny Lou Dehlin
Jack Moore
Bethany Lutheran At
Baard Pedersen
Oine
K.C Knutson
Arnim Mahlum
Ted Sorensen
K. Hofto
Fairfield Private Arrives for Army Duty on Okinawa
Pvt. John D. Nelsen 20 son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Nelsen Route I Fairfield Mont arrived on Okinawa for duty with the Ryukyus Commands Signal Activities. The U S outpost on Okinawa is a Far East base supporting Headquarters Company.
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Okinawa
John D. Nelsen
Herman
Nelsen
Route 'I
Fairfield
Mont
Ryukyus Command
U. S
Far East
Choteau Falls To Central And Chinook In Friday Contest
Central topped Choteau 60 to 41 in Choteau as Central outrebounded and outscored the Bulldogs. Bill Reardon and Don Langhi led Central with 17 and 16 points while Choteau’s Chuck Blixrud had 12 and Dan Lindseth 9. Junior varsity beat Central 56 to 43.
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Fallsesee
Ogs
Choteau
Dhe Daumette
Chiengo
Gantral
Bulldogs
Bill Reardon
Don Langhi
Central
Chuck Blixrud
Dan Lindseth
McCauley
Central Colts
Wes Higgins
Clark Olson
Chateau
Chinook Sugarbeeters
Chinook
Hinman
Jens Than
Béeter
Roger Wagner
Glenn Patchell
Wegmer
Chuck Ingwerent
Chuck Howe
Max Bimm
Police Court Letters Guilty Pleas and Fines
In Justice Sulgrove's court James E Howard pleaded guilty to a charge of failure to stop at a highway on Jan 11 and was fined $10. Patrick Mills Lincoln forfeited a $10 bond for speeding. Loebs Chateau pleaded guilty to drunkenness and was fined. Sim Jartolimek Chateau paid a $10 fine for spending on Jan 10. A bad check charge against R E Filler Dutton was dismissed.
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Sulgrove
James E’ Howard
Dal
Patrick. C. Mills
Lincoln
March of Dimes Cards Mailed Urgently Needed
County campaign opens in the area with contribution cards mailed. Eddie Howard urges quick donations and directs receipts to local coordinators in Choteau and surrounding towns. Julius Hilgard notes budget increases for Gamma Globulin and vaccine efforts against polio. Montana counties continue March of Dimes Month efforts to combat infantile paralysis.
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March of Dimes
7County
Eddie Howard
Choteau
Ted Halvorson
Ruth Moser
Pendrey
James Cheetham Jr
Dutton
Joe McDonald
Power
Merle Griffith
Fairfield
Howard
Chateau
Teton County
Julius HE. Hilgard
Great Falls
Hilgard
Hilgand
National Foundation
Julius E. Hilgard
March of Dimes Appeal
Minnesota
Arizona
Montana
National Foundation For
Funeral for Mrs Emma MacDonald Held at Methodist Church
Funeral services for Emma MacDonald 64 will be at 1 30 p m Friday at the Methodist Church officiated by Rev Grant S Moore. She was born December 3 1889 in Hunter Kansas and moved to Black Leaf in 1913. A Gold Star Mother her son Robert was killed in World War I. Surviving children include Donald Whitefish John Helena Eloise Ulch Roswell Lillian Weile Kalispell Gene Dennison Lewistown and brothers Emmett William Steve Tresler of Colorado Springs. Eleven grandchildren survive. Pallbearers listed and burial in Choteau cemetery.
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Emma MacDonald
Methodist Church
Grant S. Moore
MacDonald
Hunter
Kan
Black Leaf
Robert
R. B. MacDonald
Donald
Whitefish
John
Helena
Eloise Ulch
Roswell
New Mex
Lillian Weile
Kalispell
Gene Dennison
Lewistown
Emmett
William
Steve Tresler
Colorado Springs
Colo
Choteau
Wes Phillips
Tom Larson
Walter Armstrong
Rex Peterson
Joe Fallon
Eddie Howard
Choteau Cemetery
Burglary Charge Filed in Cascade County Court
An information charging burglary was filed against Paul A. Phillips Richard Bakalyan and Leon Cozino in Cascade County District Court. Phillips held a stolen tire tool linked to the N and H Implement Co break in. Police arrested Bakalyan Conzino and Knudtzon Lumber Co was entered the same night with a small amount of money taken. No charges in Teton County yet. investigation continues.
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Paul A. Phillips
Richard Bakalyan
Leon Cozino
Cascade County
Phillips
N & H Implement Co
Great Falls
Bakalyan
Conzino
Knudtzon Lumber Co
Teton County
Republican Women State Friday Meeting in Montana
Teton County Women’s Republican club schedules a Friday meeting at 8 pm in the Legion hall Chateau to discuss two Montana voting issues. Attorney E M Bridenstine will explain Senate Bill No 207% the Presidential Preferential Primary Law as a referendum at November elections. Representative Elmer Ombholt will discuss Oil Land Leases. Members urged to attend with husbands. public invited.
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Montana
Teton County
Montens
Elmer Ombholt
Dutton
Club
Pellet pierces Mrs Rex Peterson window
Mrs Rex Peterson was surprised when a pellet from a gun broke a large thermopane window. The slug lodged between panes and could have struck her if fired at close range. Replacement may take three months and the Petersons may need to board up to prevent further cracking.
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Rex Peterson
City Council Grants Three Permits For Local Shops
At the January 4 meeting the City Council approved two TV dealership permits for Coast to Coast to install television masts and aerials under municipal ordinance Leo's Side Shop received a permit to erect a wood sign and Parkway Café was granted a tile addition to the rear located on Lot 13 Block 4 Original Townsite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo's
Parkway Café
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah McIntire Friday
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah McIntire are set for Friday at 3:00 p.m. at the Methodist church in Cho teau with Rev. G. S. Moore officiating. Burial will follow in the Cho teau cemetery.
Fire Destroys Old Model Car Behind Chateau Garage
Milwaukee fire crews were summoned Friday morning to battle a blaze in an old model car parked on the right of way behind the Chateau Garage. The vehicle owned by How oat Belquam, a student at Missoula’s school, suffered severe interior damage.
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Milwaukee
Chateau
Howoat Belquam
Missoula
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Mecarim
Team Cops
Teton Memorial Hospital
Teton
FCIC
Wig RR
Willow Creek
Wyede
Bing
Gibson
Monkmar
Hennefords
Fairfield Private
George: Beaudean
Court
Eee
Skeie Coure
Fos Pie
Bob Reiquam
R. E. Filler
Ene
Sarah McIntire
Methodist
G. S. Moore
Chotéau
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