Students asked to register for 58 gun safety course
All Chateau students are urged to register for Hunter Safety classes starting next week. Those 1 through 14 must complete the course to obtain a big game hunting license. ages 15 to 18 must take it unless they held a license last year. Registration at Wedum's Store with releases signed by a parent or guardian. County program assistants named and instructors needed across Fairfield Greenfield Dutton Power Sunnyslope and other areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Wedum’s
Chan Bailey
Fairfield
Greenfield
Jim Cheetham
Dutton and Power
Farmington
Agawam
Collins
Gordon McOmber
Marshall Winship
Sunnyslope
Lester George
Bynum
Dutton-Power
Fairfield- Greenfield
Carl Wedum
Justice Fines Hit Multiple Great Falls Residents
Justice of the Peace William Irwin fined or forfeited amounts to Great Falls residents for hunting in closed areas and speeding. Individuals named include Peter Orrantia, Fred C. Cobb, Roland Fisher, Gerald Wentworth, Kenneth Phillips, Ralph Arnold, Clair Lammers, B J Felsha, Joseph R. Rogers, Shirley Bush, Bob Dunn, Donald Moore, Gene F E Berryman, Daniel Starnes, Robert Decker, John Lesh, Patrick Magdoll, Lyall Rowe, Earl Berthelson, Ralph Peterson, Harris Davis, and Leland Stetson with fines ranging from 10 to 52.50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of Peace
William Irwin
Peter Orrantia
Fred C. Cobb
Great Falls
Roland K. Fisher
Gerald C. Wentworth
Kenneth E. Phillips
Ralph F. Arnold
Clair J. Lammers
Conrad
B. J. Felsha
Irwin
Joseph R. Rogers
Shirley Bush
Chateau
Bob Dunn
City
Donald S. Moore
Edmonton
Alta
Gene FE
Berryman
Daniel E. Starnes
Robert L. Decker
Bozeman
John Lesh
Stockett
Patrick W. Magdoll
Seattle
Wash
Lyall B. Rowe
Shelby
Earl M. Berthelson
Ralph C
Batemans Start Extended Trip Visiting Family Across States
Dr and Mrs Howard Bateman leave on an extended trip with stops in Colorado Springs to see the Hentges family in Little Rock Arkansas to visit Mrs Bateman’s mother then Texas to visit her brother and family and finally Florida for the last leg of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Bateman
Colorado Springs
John Hentges
Little Rock
Ark
Mrs. Bateman
Texas
Florida
Whats Your H. Q. Heart Quotient from Health Series
A brief Q and A on heart disease facts in the United States. It notes that more people die from heart and vascular diseases than any other cause, that women are less affected than men, and that teachers can help by spotting early symptoms and informing a school nurse or physician about children showing signs of rheumatic fever or rheumatic heart disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Son of Choteau Man Honored By Foundation
John Stefanoff son of Evan Stefanoff a former C M St P section foreman from Choteau is among 750 U S secondary teachers receiving National Science Foundation grants to study at a university. The one year award provides 3000 dollars plus tuition books and travel. Stefanoff taught in Great Falls taught physics at a high school and held local sponsorships for science talent searches and future scientists and engineers clubs. He studied at Caltech Montana State and has done advanced study at Cornell and Oregon. He served in the Navy during World War II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stefanoff
Evan Stefanoff
Choteau
United States
National Science Foundation
John
Montana State
Cornell
University of Oregon
Navy
Colorado University
Great Falls
Future Scientists
Future Engineers
Planer accident injures Bill Sabo in Montana home shop
William Sabo of Chateau suffered severe lacerations and an eye injury when a planer belt broke and whipped his head and face while he stooped to scoop shavings. The incident occurred about 4 p.m. at the Sabo residence and was witnessed by his father George Sabo and brother in law John Nordhagen. He was taken to Teton Memorial hospital and later scheduled for transfer to Great Falls for eye surgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William “Bill” Sabo
Chateau
Sabo Place
George Sabo
John Nordhagen
Pinnell and Talifson Show Alaska Wildlife Films
Alaska guides William Pinnell and Morris Talifson presented wildlife films at Choteau high school auditorium under the science club. They arrived from Kodiak and plan a Pacific Coast trip to California and Texas before returning to Alaska, with possible eastward travel if time allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Bill) Pinnell
Morris Talifson
Alaska
Choteau
Kodiak
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Arizona
New Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Babe Snyder
Chateau
Hanusa Elected To Head Board For 1958 Term
The 17 members of the 1600 member Teton Memorial Hospital Association attended the annual meeting Monday night in the court room. President Clark Inbody chaired. A C Hanusa explained past year projects and thanked contributors. Delegates praised ambulance support and the new isolation ward, with about 5000 in the fund for a trust drive. Four directors were elected for three year terms and a board reshuffle created a vacancy.
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Teton Memorial Hospital Association
A B Grandal
Clark Inbody
Gravdal
Paul Mathis
A C Hanusa
Ole
Tabuds
Larry Banks
Milton McNeu
Inbod
Memorial tribute honors late Judge R. M. Hattersley in Ninth District court
The court at Chateau opened with Judge William M. Black receiving a memorial from the Teton County Bar honoring Ralph M. Hattersley. The tribute records his nearly thirty years on the district bench and notes his service to the bar, family, Masonry and Montana oil and gas law, with personal details and a committee signed memorial conclusion.
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Chateau
William M. Black
R. M. Hattersley
Teton County
William Black
J Hugo Aronson
Ralph M Hattersley
Ninth
Ralph M. Hattersley
Conrad
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mary Susan
Charles Marshal Hattersley
Hattersley
Indian Affairs Division
Department of the Interior
Washington, DC
Georgetown University
James Brown Scott
Woodrow Wilson
Versailles
Carnegie Peace Fund
William Vance
Yale Law School
United States Supreme Court
U. S. Court of Claims
George Washington University
Interior Department
Montana
Pondora County
Montana Bar Association
Supreme Court
Glacier
Toole
Pondera
Ruth Buzzell
Ruth
Marshal
Rochester
Frank
Los Angeles
Claire
Bert I. Packer
K. M. Bridenstine
Leo H. Murphy
George Coffey
Speech Meet Scheduled For Next Saturday At Chateau High
A speech meet at Chateau High School will be held on Saturday January 25 with three rounds at 10 00 11 05 and 1 20. Activities include debate serious humorous and oratorical declamation original oratory and radio speaking. Attending schools include Great Falls High Great Falls Catholic Central Havre High Havre Catholic Central and Chester High. The public is invited to attend all rounds.
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Chateau High School
David Baglien
Great Falls High
Great Falls Catholic Central
Havre High
Havre Catholic Central
Chester High
Mrs Hattie Waynild's Helena Week Visit
Mrs Hattie Waynild is spending a week in Helena with her husband.
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Hattie Waynild
Helena
Kropp No 1 Wildcat Produces 45 Barrels Daily
Montana Oil and Gas Commission weekly report shows Phillips Petroleum Co. Kropp No 1 wildcat in the northeast corner of Teton county producing 45 barrels per day from 1930 feet. Ventura Oil Co. has a new location at Speer A-1 in the Bannatyne area of Teton county with plans to drill 5100 feet to test Heath. Art Kamhoot of Forsyth and Ken Jesse of Broadus spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Neil. Kamhoot is Bob O’Neill’s father-in-law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Oil and Gas Commission
Wildcat
Phillips Petroleum Co
Kropp
Art Kamhoot
Forsyth
Ken Jesse
Broadus
Jack O'Neil
Kamhoot
Bob O'Neill
Rating Agencies Announce Auto Insurance Hike for Montana
In San Francisco on January 21 two rating organizations announced new higher auto insurance rates for Montana. The increases take effect January 22 and apply to policies under their member and subscribing companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Montana
Dutton Man Heads District Soil Board
Wayne Proff of Dutton was elected chairman of the Board of Supervisors for the Teton County Soil Conservation District at a meeting held in the SCS office last Friday. New officers include Leonard Rice vice chairman James Crawford treasurer and Ray Kelly secretary. Also named are new members R. O. Lee and LeRo Johnson. The annual report was prepared. next meeting Feb 5 will set the Ann Plan of Operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Proff
Dutton
Board of Supervisors
Teton County Soil Conservation District
SCS
Leonard Rice
James Crawford
Ray Kelly
Bernard Toenyes
Bryan Corbett
Alfred Crawshaw
R. O. Lee
LeRo Johnson
Bernardo Toenyes
Jim Crawford
Ann& Plan
Review of 1957 SCS Accomplishments by Supervisor
The 1957 summary notes continued basic conservation planning for farm and ranch units in Teton County. Twenty-one plans covering 66,529 acres include 40,125 acres of range surveys. 186 plans span 253,084 acres. New applications from 15 operators cover 33,188 acres. SCS aided 207 operators with conservation practices, mainly with ASC cooperation. Activities include drainage, land leveling, ditching, and water spreading. a teacher scholarship to a conservation workshop at Billings was awarded to Mrs. Marian Huffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Service
S.C
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC Office
S.C.S
Marian Huffman
Billings
Sportsmen's meeting planned next Thursday in courthouse
The Teton County Sportsmen's Association will hold a meeting in the courtroom at the Teton county courthouse next Thursday January 30. Lowell Movers Dick Monroe reports Great Falls State Fish and Game Department member Meyers will discuss the management of the Sun River Elk Herd. The nominating committee will also report.
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Teton
Annual Waffle Supper Sunday at Church
The 1958 waffle supper at Trinity Lutheran Church will be held Sunday January 26. Co chairs Robert Gormles and Chris Swenson note sourdough hotcakes waffles and little pigs coffee and dessert. Instructions mirror last year with ad on page 4 for details. Al Hensley attended meetings in Missoula and Helena planning Montana lodge events and a new Motel Directory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
Robert Gormles
Chris Swenson
Little Pigs
al Hensley
Montana Motor Hotel Association
Missoula
Butte
Local Chamber Sets March 9 Annual Meeting Date
The Chateau Chamber of Commerce fixed March 4 at 7 00 pm for the annual meeting and ladies night banquet with venue to be announced. Reports from President Jarosimek on the 1957 tourist survey were discussed along with notes from Great Falls attendees and a guest GM speaker on Forward Look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Chamber of Commerce
Jarosimek
Great Falls
Bob Crocker
Crocker
Walter Partlow
General Motors
Montana Tourist Survey Courtes
Montana Affairs
Chamber of Commerce
Bob
US Office of Education
Council of State Chambers of Commerce
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Justice
Planer
Bill Sabo
Pinnell & Talifson
Mrs
Joe Andersen
Hanusa
Pred Chisholm
Augusta
Roscoe Geise Harry Swanson
Pendrey
Jerry Breen
Rev A B. Gravedal
Willard Paulus
Waters
Breen
Rh. M. Hattersley
Dutton Man
District Soil Board
Gordon Monkman
Monkman
Billy Bankey
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Eva McDonall
Monkmans
Les Walker
National Bureau of Casualty Underwriters
Lability Insurance
National Automobile Underwriters Association
Automobile
National Bureau
Anaconda Billings
Sportsmen
Local Chamber
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