Colleges Announce Fall Honor Rolls in Montana and Minnesota
A Montana report lists the University of Montana fall honor roll of 790 students with 83 earning straight A’s plus regional honorees Kaylene Black et al from Chateau. Western and Northern Montana colleges name area students on their fall rolls. Concordia College in Moorhead shows 895 dean's list students including David C. Anderson.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Leo Smith
Kaylene Black
Bynum
Dana Boussard Sams
Joyce Brandvold
Virginia Baker
Judy Cook
Peter Frazier
Karen Peck
Audrey Sheble
Chateau
Western Montana College
Nancy Robinson Sasser
Percy Robinson
Choteau
Sasser
John Hoyt
John
William Hoyt
Northern Montana College
Roberta Morhardt
Cornelius Dane
Fairfield
Lila Beerman
Robert Woodhouse
Power
Farmers Haul Grain For Mrs Connole
Friends of the late War ren Connole gathered in the area and hauled grain for Mrs Connole in one day. Participants were Ernie Dale Herman Bouma Peter Bouma and Dick Dauwalder. Madagascar supplies more than half of the world’s vanilla and sells most of it to the United States according to National Geographic.
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Warren Connole
Connole
Madagascar
United States
National Geographic
Commission Sets Opening Date and Rules for 1968 Fishing Season
The Montana Fish and Game Commission designates May 19 as the 1968 general season opening. Regulations for 1968 69 will be similar to current rules as Chief Art Whitney notes. The panel rejects doubling bag limits as a possession cap citing enforcement concerns. Central Montana waters add year around fishing pending next season including Sun River Belt Creek Smith River Dearborn River and North Fork Dearborn below key bridge. New licenses begin May 1 1968 with 1967 licenses valid through April 30 1968.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Art Whitney
Commission
Montana
Sun River
Gibson Reservoir
Belt Creek
Riceville
Smith River
Dearborn
Stearns- Augusta
4-H Junior Leaders Meet in Chateau Courthouse
The Teton County 4-H Junior Leaders held their January meeting in the courthouse at Chateau with 25 members and Ray Kelly present. Anna Hould led pledges, Patsy Stewart reported $130 in the treasury, and Ora Schultz received flowers from the group. A dinner was planned to fund the county exchange trip for four 4-Hers, with a committee set to report next meeting. Judge McPhillips delivered a talk on juvenile delinquency.
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Teton County
Court House
Chateau
Ray Kelly
Anna Hould
Anna Loch
Patsy Stewart
Treasury
Ora Schultz
Judge McPhillips
Phil Pfeifle
Assorted Shoes Featured In Store Sale
A store advertises assorted shoes priced at 3 for 5.00 with marked PMS items and a price tag 9.88. The note highlights discounted footwear and bulk purchase option.
Seeley Announces Farm Employees SS Taxes Due Jan. 31
Helena Montana January 31 is the deadline for farm employers to file the 1967 Form 943 and pay Social Security taxes. An exception applies for timely tax deposits. those with deposits may use Feb 12 to file. The tax rate is 4.4 percent per employee and employer each on up to 6600 dollars. A crew leader is treated as an employer. Form W-2 must be provided for wages of 600 dollars or more. SS-14 may be used otherwise.
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Helena
Montana
Nelson L. Seeley
Internal Revenue
Seeley
District Director of Internal Revenue
Talks On Beef Cattle History At Meeting
Brad Hodgskiss spoke on the history of beef cattle and Kenny Morris discussed early cattle. Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Brutosky served refreshments after the meeting. Steve Larson, reporter.
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Brad Hodgskiss
Kenny Morris
Morris
Brutosky
Montana Fish and Game approves tentative 1968 69 seasons
The Fish and Game Commission approves tentative elk deer and bear regulations for 1968 69 as announced by director Frank Dunkle. General deer and elk open Oct 27 with early Sept 15 in high country and several Sept 21 openings. Split deer seasons and cow elk limits with drawings as in 1967. Pre gun archery runs Sept 22 to opening day. Black bear season spans March 15 to deer elk periods with 35 dollar nonresident licenses for western Montana bears through Aug 31.
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Fish and Game Commission
Frank Dunkle
Department
Commission
Absarokas
Bob Marshall
Montana
Clausen and Kimmet Families Share Sunday Visits
Pete Clausen of Malta stayed overnight with his brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. John Clausen. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kimmet and their daughters visited Pete’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kimmet in Sunburst on Sunday.
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Pete Clausen
Malta
John Clausen
Jerry Kimmet
Bill Kimmet
Sunburst
Friday High School Basketball Scores
Friday results show Chateau 68 Sunburst 46, Cut Bank 85 Walter 42, Browning 55 Fairfield 54, Shelby 57 Conrad 50, Belt 76 Power 49, Brady 56 Dutton 52. Social notes include Great Falls visitors and relatives connected to the Gordon Monkman and Cooper families.
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Chateau
Sunburst
Cut Bank
Walter
Browning
Fairfield
Shelby
Conrad
Belt
Power
Brady
Dutton
Gordon Stach
Great Falls
Ralph Groth
Donna Groth
H. M. Montague, Dutton
Don Cooper
Gordon Monkman
Brad Gunderson
Dave Hartman
Seace
Choteau
Walier
Paul Beaudeau
Tim McCartney
Oereseeees
John Chane
Lance Krone
Terry Martin
Ron Lehnerz
Greg Yeager
Dan Jacobs
Chateau Bulldogs Aedgnisteaied
Rudy Ameline Walier
Wolves
Ane
Brad Gunderson Stokes
Pteseee
Browning Indians
Eeweee
Ray Smith
Fairfield Eagles
Erspiecyen
Harwood Mitchell
Oroeery Kimmet
Pepion Ae
Saves
Rudy Ameline
Doug Sabo
Aeese Reese Restes
Burr Field
Wean
Ween
John Camden
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