Former Chateau Woman Retires From Mountain Bell
Violet Jackson, supervisory assistant for Mountain Bell, retires after more than 28 years with the company. A watch and jeweled service emblem, plus lifetime membership in the Telephone Pioneers of America, recognize her service. Born in Westphalia Kansas she worked in Denton Conrad Choteau Bozeman Denver and Helena before becoming supervisory assistant in Helena in 1960. She will live in Woodburn Oregon.
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Violet Jackson
Mountain Bell
Helena
W. H. Lee
Telephone Pioneers of America
Jackson
Westphalia
Kan
Denton
Telephone
Conrad
Choteau
Bozeman
Denver
Order of Eastern Star
Fidelity
Woodburn
Ore
UM Honor Roll Listing Highlights Local Students
The University of Montana announces 1,262 fall quarter honorees with 314 earning straight A's, representing 14.1 percent of 8,905 on the Missoula campus. Local students include Barasara Kay Cole, Gary Crane, Grant Gormley, Sandra Hanson, Sally Steward, Mae Joanne Rosak, Karen Rosak, Brenda Kay Dirkes, Stephen Ole Gunderson, Glenn Miller, William Jay Koch, and Sharen Sue Mirehouse from nearby towns.
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University of Montana
Wayne C. Woolston
Missoula
Barasara Kay Cole
Straight A
Gary Crane
Grant Gormley
Sandra Hanson
Sally Steward
Chateau
Mae Joanne Rosak
Karen Rosak
Dutton
Brenda Kay Dirkes
Fairfield
Stephen Ole Gunderson
Glenn Miller
Power
Stott Angus Ranch joins American Angus Association
Stott Angus Ranch in Bynum owned by Harry V. Stott has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St Joseph Missouri. Lloyd D Miller executive secretary reports 339 memberships issued to Aberdeen Angus breeders in the United States during the past month.
Farm Signup Opens February 3 For Grain Set-Aside
Final preparations for the 1972 wheat and feed grain set-aside signup are underway at the Teton County ASCS office. The five week period ends March 10 with farmers who hold wheat allotments and feed grain bases able to sign up.
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Teton County
Arylne McCollum
ASCS
Earl L. Butz
Earl Butz
Record Savings Bond Sales Reach New 1971 High
County Savings Bonds chair Arnold Hanusa reports 1971 county sales at 196 341 dollars, 147 3 percent of county quota. State totals reached 14 213 084 dollars, 107 percent of the 1971 state goal, up 17 7 percent from 1970. Nationally E and H Bond sales hit five percent billion, with peak outstanding Series E and H at 54 9 billion. Treasury adds January 1972 rule allowing Freedom Share Notes exchanges for Series H Bonds without the 5 000 annual limit.
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Treasury
Hay Stack Burns At Meadows Ranch
The Choteau Rural Fire Department battled a hay stack fire at Bert Meadows ranch southwest of Choteau on Saturday evening. Firefighters and neighbors saved some bales before the stack was destroyed. The cause was undetermined but suspected to stem from vehicle exhausts used earlier that day.
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Choteau
Bert Meadows
Becker
Death of Percy Homer Nash Noted in Washington
News from Yakima Washington reports Percy Homer Nash died at his home on Friday January 21 He was born May 11 1890 in Dowagiac Michigan He married Mattie Paisley of Browning and ran the Nash Cafe there later operating cafes in Choteau and Conrad Survivors include his wife two sisters Mrs Phyllis LaFarge of Chicago and Mrs Arlene Van Der Pas of Fairfield now residing in Choteau
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Percy Homer Nash
Yakima
Wash
Nash
Dowagiac
Mich
Mattie Paisley
Browning
Choteau
Conrad
Mattie
Phyllis LaFarge
Chicago
Ill
Arlene van der Pas
Fairfield
Cold temperatures and snowfall persist in region
Cold conditions continue across the area with a brief warm spell last Friday. temperatures plunged to a low of minus 23 at the Chateau Weather Checking Station on Monday night. The week saw highs around 41 above, while snow fell daily in small amounts, less than the 7.5 feet measured at Teton Pass Ski Area.
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Chateau
Teton Pass
Sun
Mon
Caskey and Johnson wed in Choteau United Methodist
Kaye Eileen Caskey and Charles Sackett Johnson were married December 30 at the United Methodist Church in Choteau. The ceremony, candlelight and reception followed with family and out of town guests from Missoula Helena Great Falls Box Elder and Edmonton. The couple resides in Helena. Mrs. Johnson teaches with the State Superintendent and Mr. Johnson is with the Associated Press during the Constitutional Convention.
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Kaye Eileen Caskey
Charles Sackett Johnson
United Methodist Church
Allen J. Adams, Jr
Susan Knight
Missoula
Sarah Johnson
Helena
Lynn Turnquist
Wayzata
Minn
Tom Johnson
Nevin Caskey
Chateau
Peter Johnson
Rex Peterson
Richard Nordhagen
Carol Ann Peterson
Nancy Reiner
Helena Hensley
Choteau
Vern Bitz
Great Falls
Roger Weist
Webster Briggs
Box Elder
Seattle
Johnsons
Johnson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of Montana
Associated Press
John Delano
Norman Hutchinson
Florence Murrey
Judy McVey
E. C. Maronick
Bernard Shepherd
Mark and Brent
Ken Robertson
Edmonton
Alberta
Verne Bitz
Christie
New Federal Food Stamp Rules Expand Eligibility
The State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services announces updated federal Food Stamp regulations now in effect in Teton County. Net income limits rise for household sizes from single to eight persons, savings allowances increase, and public assistance makes families automatically eligible. Work registration and related-member requirements are added to limit benefits to related individuals and those ready for employment.
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State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Teton County
Carol Baker
County Welfare Department
Card of Thanks for Hay Stack Fire Help
Bert Meadows thanks the community and the Teton Rural Fire Department for quick response and help Saturday night during a hay stack fire. Appreciation expresses gratitude for kindness and concern.
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The
Teton
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