Warren Brady Funeral Rites Held at Fairfield
Warren Elijah Brady died January 20 in Fairfield at age 72. Funeral services were held January 23 at United Church of Christ Congregational with Rev. Carl Krusi officiating. Burial at Sunset Hills Cemetery directed by Zwerneman Mortuary. Survivors include widow Elva, two sons Patrick and Arthur, daughter Dorothy Stewart, two brothers Randall and Harvey, sister Helen Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Elijah Brady
Fairfield
United Church of Christ Congregational Church
Carl Krusi
Zwerneman
Sunset Hills Cemetery
Lyle Brady
Roy Brady
Alvy Brady
Carl Brady
Dale Brady
Don Stengrimson
Brady
Tulsa
Oklo
Winnett
Elva Anderson
Lewistown
Patrick
Arthur
Walla Walla
Wash
Dorothy Stewart
Great Falls
Randall
Harvey
Yuba City
Calif
Helen Cole
Union
Space Derby Held by Chateau Scouts
Twenty eight Chateau Cub Scouts competed in a space derby last Wednesday night. Rob Wearley won first prize for the ship that traveled farthest along a filament line powered by a rubber band propeller. Shawn LaBaugh finished second, Doug Denny third, Paul Rice fourth, and Alden Young fifth. all winners received prizes.
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Chateau Cub
Rob Wearley
Cubs
Shawn LaBaugh
Doug Denny
Paul Rice
Alden Young
Power Firemen To Sponsor Dance
The Power Volunteer Firemen will sponsor a public dance on Saturday January 26 at the Power American Legion Hall. Music by the Johnny Mac dance band. Admission is one dollar per person and all are welcome.
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The
Power Volunteer Firemen
Power American Legion Hall
Johnny Mac
Chateau High School selects delegate for Montana Girls State
Donna Rae Hodgskiss has been chosen as the G S Delegate for Chateau High School to Montana Girls State at Carroll College Helena from June 1 to 6. Ramona Kathleen Sherman is named as alternate. The school now receives one delegate due to costs staffing and quality concerns.
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Donna Rae Hodgskiss
Wilson Hodgskiss
Chateau High School
Montana
American Legion Auxiliary
Ramona Kathleen Sherman
Robert Sherman
Carroll College
Helena
Chateau
Feedlot Cattle Numbers Down in Montana and Nation
Montana operators fed 122000 cattle for slaughter on Jan 1, down 24 percent from a year earlier. Cattle under 900 pounds fell 43 percent while 900 pounds and over rose 52 percent. January through March 1974 marketings expected at 60000 versus 54000 last year. Nationwide head of cattle on feed totaled about 13.1 million, down 6 percent from Jan 1, 1973.
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Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
ASCS Office To Administer New Rural ENV Conservation Program
The Teton County ASCS office will administer the 1974 Rural Environmental Conservation Program replacing REAP. It offers 50 to 75 percent cost sharing for conservation or forestry practices with labor costs included. Applicants may choose a one year or a 3 to 10 year program, with applications to the county office and detailed information forthcoming.
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Teton County
ASCS
Arlyne McCollum
Range Seminar Set at Fairfield
The Plant and Soil seminars hold their third meeting on Monday January 28 at 1 15 p m in Fairfield community hall. Dr Carl Wambolt Montana Cooperative Extension Service will discuss range fertilization tame pastures and renovation techniques and grazing management. Alternate sessions are planned for Valier and Great Falls to suit County residents.
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Fairfield
Carl Wambolt
Montana Cooperative Extension Service
County Extension Service
Teton County
Valier
Civic Center
USDA
9Th Ave
Great Falls
Home & Ranch Office to Close in Choteau
Gladys Morris, operator of the Home and Ranch Realty office in Choteau, announced this week that she will close her Choteau office and begin employment in the Great Falls office effective Feb. 1. She will keep her home in Choteau and reside there two or three days a week to handle local real estate business.
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Gladys Morris
Home and Ranch
Choteau
Great Falls
Timmerman Receives BS Degree in Mechanical Engineering
Ray Timmerman of Power earned a B S degree in mechanical engineering from Memphis State University on December 22. Present were his parents Mr and Mrs Tony Timmerman and siblings Tom and Terese. He also received a grant and an assistant professorship to continue studies toward a master's degree.
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Ray Timmerman
Tony Timmerman
Power
Memphis State University
Memphis, Tenn
Tom
Terese
Timmerman
Forest Service faces division over Augusta Choteau ranger consolidation
Augusta Chamber of Commerce backs keeping ranger districts separate with headquarters in Augusta and Choteau. Opponents include East Slope Land Users Association and Choteau Jaycees who urge economy but warn against harming local communities. The meeting lists landowner rights, property protection, and trespass rules as key concerns amid ongoing study and possible Feb. 20 regional office decision.
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Cornell
Augusta
Choteau
Jack Rogers
Chateau Jaycees
Jay Duncke
Jaycee
Bob Zion
Forest Service
Zion
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
Augusta Area
Chateau
Malta overwhelms Choteau despite Bulldog free throws
Hartman scored all of Choteau's first quarter points as Malta built a 10 point edge. Both teams traded baskets in the second and Malta pulled away in the second half, scoring 16 to 10 in the third and 20 to 13 in the fourth. Bulldogs held to 13 of 17 free throws and 31 turnovers. Malta coach Reistad lauded the Mustang pressure and called Malta the best team Choteau has faced this year. An unrelated note mentions ventriloquism by medicine men in Switzerland per National Geographic.
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Hartman
Choteau
Malta
Bulldogs
Reistad
Mustangs
Cole
Maljta
Chateau
Steve Buck
Pete Hartman
Jim Stott
Carl Wisse
Mark Spinder
Chris Oertel
John Jenson
Stip Cole
Young Hungerford
Rebee
Nevhvy
Crekovnik
Robinson
Fort Benton and
Land Users Association Aims to Preserve Agricultural Land Use
The Land Users Association and state agencies seek cooperation to resolve conflicts over private and governmental lands. Its goals include preserving agricultural use of private lands, preventing termination of grazing leases and permits, and offering slide presentations and information to private groups and the public to improve relations among landowners, sportsmen, and the Fish and Game.
Farm Bureau Urges Support for SJ R45 Tax Bill
Teton County Farm Bureau President Leif Larsen urged farmers to write Len McOmber in support of SJ R45 which would restore a 2 mill limit on state property taxes. Larsen emphasized agriculture bears a disproportionate share of levies and seeks relief to avoid being taxed out of existence.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Leif Larsen
Len McOmber
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Warren Brady
Chateau Scouts
Power Firemen
the ‘Body’ Shop
Choteau, Montana
Donna Hodgskiss
G. S
Ramona Sherman
China
Herculon
Tweed
Ascs Office
Home & Ranch Office
Salmond
Stan Rasmussen
Malcolm Sussenden
William Judisch
Conrad Dupuyer
Harold Yeager
Don Anderson
Dupuyer
Dick Klick
Henry Ostle
Bynum
Tom Davis
Bill Hicks
Wolf Creek
Larry Dellno
Land Users Association
Teton
Glacier
Pondora
Lewis and Clark
Switzerland
National Geographic Society
Log Cabin
Choteau, Mont
F. B
Bill
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