Great Falls Visit Notes Highlight Local Social Life
Mrs Mark Pendleton and daughter Martha visited Great Falls and attended a Nile luncheon. The Thursday Bridge Club met at Mrs. Fred Roth’s home and a Bible Study group gathered at the Congregational church to study the Bible. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Wilke visited Great Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bueling of Brady visited Melvin Bueling’s home. Gordon Pendleton, MSC student, plans to marry Elaine Buck of Cascade in March. The Junior Woman’s Club backs a Mothers March of Dimes polio drive and all town residences will be contacted for funds. The Senior Woman’s Club plans a 30th anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Pendleton
Martha
Great Falls
Montana State College
Elaine Buck
Cascade
MSC
Junior Woman's Club
Senior Woman's Club
Selecting the Correct Tax Form Saves Dollars
Tax tips compare 1040A 1040 and 1040 forms for 1950s filers. Read about eligibility for simplified forms, itemizing deductions, standard deduction, and when to use joint or head of household filing. Surviving spouse rules and IRS help noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mba Andact Farm
Ant Tadwcow
Treasury
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Service
the Revenue Service
Fairfield Public Library to mark 20th anniversary this spring
The Fair field Public Library plans a spring observance for its 20th anniversary. The PTA sponsors a book drive for school libraries. Don Landerville, the high and grade school music instructor, is ill at home with mumps and hopes to return soon. Donnie Olson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Olson, had an appendectomy at Teton Memorial Hospital Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Public Library
John Zimmerman
Alma Angle
Basin
Mont
PTA
Connie Cameron
Don Landerville
Srade
Ray Jensens
Donnie Olson
Leonard Olson
Teton Memorial Hospital
Understanding Natural Gas Combustion and Safety
Natural gas is primarily methane and burning one cubic foot yields carbon dioxide and water vapor. High CO2 levels can affect health, though ordinary amounts are not harmful. Ensure ventilation when burning gases to replace oxygen consumed during combustion and prevent suffocation.
Notice to Contractors for Chateau Montana Sewer Bid
Sealed proposals will be received by the City Clerk of Chateau Montana at City Hall until 5 PM March 4 1957 and publicly opened for a sanitary sewer in Blocks 1 2 5 6 and parts of the West boundary Cowgill Addition. Bid security 10 percent. Bids to City of Chateau Montana. Corporate notice also seeks expressions on extensions of city boundaries for Corbett Addition until February 14 1957 with City Council to consider February 18 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Guernsey
C. D. Trexler
Bynum
Chateau Electric
Ife
Taylor Motor Co
Forder
N. H
R. Ts
Birney’s
Kalispell
Mont
Sherburne
Warren Malcott
Choteau
Viscount
Ford
Merle Hanson
Jeep
Ike Denison
Chateau
Greenfield
Stella Coffman
Rte 1
Fairfield
Obernolte Furniture
Dellno Agency
Hansen Bros
Westinghouse
Lee Craft Boat
Max Hansen
Tfe
Henry Jenson
Contact Bjork
Dial
Teton
Sansdyne
Great Falls
Hervy
City of
Chateau Montana
Cowgill
Montana
Chotel
Choteria
Sulgrove
Teton County
City OF Choteau
J M. Sulgrove
Sar Crs
T.cuced
Sant
Coty
Corbett
Choteau City Considers Blomberg Addition Inclusion
The Choteau City Council has passed a resolution to include the Blomberg Addition tract adjacent to the city limits. The City Clerk will receive expressions of approval or disapproval until February 14 1957, with council review on February 18 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Choteau
Blomberg Addition
Corbett
Proposals Sought for Police Department Automobile
The City of Choteau Montana invites sealed proposals by 8 PM Monday February 1957 for one automobile or monthly rental for one year. Proposals to be marked Proposals for Police Dep t Automobile and sent to the City Clerk. The Council may reject any or all bids. Dated January 7 1957 J M Sulgrove City Clerk. Two publications January 17 and January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Montana
Furnisca
City of Choteau
Chateau Montana
J M. Sulgrove
Notices to Creditors and Probate Listen for Local Warnings
Multiple legal notices from Montana Negro estates include filings for the estates of Fred Trebesch Howard G Fuller and Thomas C Lorenzen. Executors and administrators announce creditors must file claims within four months, specify addresses in Great Falls Choteau and Chateau, and list dates for probate hearings and letters testamentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Trebesch
Laurence Trebesch
Christian W. Trebesch
First National Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Christian W.trebesch
Hoffman & Care
First Nat'l Bank
Voter Registration Details for Chateau Montana 1957
April 1 1957 closing date set for February 14 1957 registration period. Electors must be US citizens residents of Montana for one year and City of Town for six months prior to election day. Registration available before Justices of the Peace Notary Public or Deputy Registrar or at County Clerk Courthouse Chateau. Dated Chateau Montana January 7 1957 by County Clerk G E Monkman. Five publications scheduled January 10 17 24 31 February 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Trinity Lutheran Church
Rex Grocery
Tesch Sales & Service
Bob's
N & H Implement Co
Armstrong
Taylor Motor Company
Tfc
Teton Plumbing & Heating
Chateau
Montana
Howard G Puller
Howard G Fuller
Sid
KMM
K. M. Bridenstine
Hawanl G Fuller
Thomas C. Lorenzen
Sak Court
County of Teton
Mabel P. Lorenzen
Helen J Vance
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Brdnkling Chateau
Justice of the Peace
United States
Monkman
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Apt
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Edwin Bjork
Fairfield News
Melvin Bueling
American Institute of Accountants
Afontane Society of Certified Public Accountants
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Custer
Lewistown Daily News
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Dakota Territory
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THE
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Montana Power
Montana Power Company
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