Speaker Slated At Augusta
Goldie Carney Hamilton, missionary to Dahmaney West Africa with the Sudan Interior Mission, will be the featured speaker at Augusta Community Church Sunday January 31. Rev Ed Ferguson says she will speak show Africa work and answer questions with curios on display. A potluck lunch follows and the public is invited. Services begin at 10 am.
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Goldie Carney
Hamilton
Dahmaney
West Africa
Sudan Interior Mission
Augusta Community Church
Ed Ferguson
Miss Carney
Africa
American Sunday School Union
Montana
Area Students Named to MSU, UM Honor Rolls
Bozeman Montana State University lists 1 376 scholars on fall honor rolls with 173 achieving 4 00. Area honorees include David Alzheimer Linda Bachmeier Catheryn Corey Diane McClue Kennedy Valerie Krone William Peebles Jay Rice Gerri Wisse and others from Chateau Augusta Dutton Fairfield Power Choteau and nearby towns. Rose Ann Corey and Darwin Abbott from Chateau named on the University of Montana honor roll in Choteau.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
MSU
David Alzheimer
Linda Bachmeier
Catheryn Corey
Diane McClue Kennedy
Valerie Krone
William Peebles
Jay Rice
New Fishing Regulations Adopted For Montana In 1971
The Montana Fish and Game Commission approves 1971 fishing rules with no hours of operation. Open season starts May 16 and ends November 30. General limits set at 10 pounds and one fish per day with higher limits for certain species. Most waters remain open year round.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
NFO News Teton NFO Meets at Court House in Chateau
The Teton NFO met January 21 at the court house in Chateau with President Claude Johns presiding. Officers elected by unanimous ballot were Gene Schulz president Sheridan Erickson vice president Jim Anderson secretary Bill Lattin treasurer and Claude Johns trustee. A special January 30 Lewistown meeting will set up this year’s feeder program and workshops are scheduled February 2 Lions Hall Dutton February 3 Court Room Choteau February 4 Community Hall Fairfield and February 15-16 Court Room Choteau for Machinery Economics. Next meeting February 18 in Chateau. March of Dimes notes new serum addresses Rh incompatibility birth defect issues.
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Teton Nfo
Court House
Chateau
Claude Johns
Carroll Johnson
Lions Hall
Dutton
Court Room
Choteau
Community Hall
Fairfield
Gene Schulz
Sheridan Erickson
Jim Anderson
Bill Lattin
Local Social Notes From Pendroy and Nearby Areas
Irene Neckstad and family host visitors through a storm delay while friends and relatives attend birthdays and gatherings across Conrad Great Falls Farmington and other towns. Notable mentions include Mothers 88th birthday at Eagles Manor with 92 guests and a weekend of visits among Neckstad Snodgrass Stokes Thomas and Halverson families.
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Bob Snodgrass
Bill Lusty
Conrad
Shorty Earles
Great Falls
Louise Earles
Eagles Manor
Bob Field
Walter
Charlie Field
Duane Halverson
M.S.A
Bozeman
Diane Halverson
Cut Bank
Wag Halverson
Iona Zodga
Chateau
Ambrose Hansmann
al Hansmann
Gloria Neckstad
Marie
Roy Johns
Simms
Johnny Lusty
Steven
Johnny Kahler
Reidar Neckstad
Roy Hensley
Fairfield
Dale
Vietnam
Charles Johns
Don Nelson
Buck Fisher
Mark
Kenny Evans
Montana Moves to Equalize Districts Amid Reapportionment Debate
Senator Gordon Mcomber argues for moving Teton County from the Western to the Eastern District to balance population as mandated by law and court rulings. He cites agriculture, media ties, and political balance as reasons, noting two factors favoring the change and outlining prospects for the Territorial Integrity Bill and REA protections. The bill advances but awaits real-world tests in court.
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House
Senate
Hemstad argues reorg to balance government and curb spending
Rep Nels Hemstad urges stronger legislative oversight while reorganizing the executive branch. He warns Montana must raise revenue with selective sales taxes and questions a broad sales tax, income tax shifts, and the integrity bill for electricity while noting many bills remain and a 40th day deadline looms.
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United States
Board of Directors
House
Senate
Montana
Dinner Planned at Masonic Temple for Masonic Home
A potluck dinner will be held at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday February 3 at 6 pm to benefit the Masonic Home. Ralph Coleman worshipful master of the local lodge says members of the Masonic Lodge Eastern Star and spouses are invited. A program is planned for evening entertainment.
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Masonic Temple
Ralph Coleman
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Bill would shift Teton County to balance Montana districts
A reapportionment bill proposed by Sens. Ozivi and McOmber would move only Teton County from the Western to the Eastern District. The plan aims to meet the Supreme Court one man one vote standard, narrowing the population gap between districts and possibly boosting Democratic influence in the East. In 1970 Teton favored Democrat Olsen over Republican Shoup.
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Helena
Teton County
Richard Ozivi
Great Falls
Gordon McOmber
Fairfield
Teton
Montana
U. S. Supreme Court
Ozivi-Mc
Richard Shoup
Olsen
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March of Dimes
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Teton Memorial Hospital
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Teton Motor Company
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