Traffic Accidents Reported by Police
Tony Sathleg, 70, will appear in justice court Thursday, July 19, on driving without a license after he ran into Jim Hamilton's pickup parked in front of H and H Implement. John Van Bolcom received a ticket Tuesday for backing into traffic in a 1964 Chevrolet pickup. Duane Maulding said Van Bolcom backed into a 1951 Plymouth at Burr Field on 1st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Sathleg
Justice Court
Leon Gollehon
Jim Hamilton
John van Bolcom
Duane Maulding
van Bolcom
Burr Field
1St Street
Former Area Man Dies in Tennessee
Charles Sparks son of Augusta’s former school superintendent died at the Memphis Veterans Administration Hospital in Tennessee. A Augusta graduate, he lived here from 1920 to 1949 while his father F. F. Sparks led the district. Survivors include his parents wife Ruth and sisters Dixie Nancy Martha Blanche Elsie May and Emmy Gould.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sparks
Augusta
Memphis
Babe Ruth Club Slips To Two Defeats In Doubleheader
In Dutton on June 22 Chateau Babe Ruth Club lost 25 to 15 as Dutton pitcher John Clotfelter with Gene Goodell led a strong defense. Clotfelter hit two homers while Conrad Gunderson Lonnie Kelly and Larry Schilling pitched for the losers.
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Dutton
Chateau
Babe Ruther
John Clotfelter
Gene Goodell
Dexter Bergan
Clotfelter
Conrad Gunderson
Lonnie Kelly
Larry Schilling
Dave Hansen
Greg Yeager
Dick Dale
Chuck Young
Choteau
Bergan
Goodell
van Heel
Brad Ripley
Mark Haugen
Ripley
Fairfield
Mark Hauge
Gene Robinson
Bobby Meyers
Jerry Hensley
Hensley
Summer Visitors Tour Choteau Area
Mr and Mrs Fred Barribal of Sun City Arizona spend the summer in Choteau. Mr and Mrs Herman Kathman of Portland Oregon are visiting the Choteau area this week. Kathman was raised in Farmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Barribal
Sun City
Ariz
Choteau
Herman Kathman
Portland
Ore
Kathman
Farmington
20th Century Indian Art Exhibit Opens at Browning Museum
The Museum of the Plains Indian Browning announces a July 4 opening of a 20th century Plains Indian art exhibit. It showcases Blackfeet Crow and Fort Belknap works, including student pieces from the Institute of American Indian Arts and a major new gallery for the permanent collection.
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Museum of the Plains Indian and Craft Center
Browning
Montana
Blackfeet
Crow
Fort Belknap
Institute of American Indian Art
Santa Fe
N. M
Great Plains
North America
North American Plains
Museum
Plains Area
Northern Plains
United States
Dakotas
Oklahoma
Texas
Indian Arts and Crafts Board
United States Department of Interior
Museum of the Plains Indian
Blackfeet Crafts Association of
Carling Malouf
University of Montana
Department of Anthropology
Special Fund Donations Target Gun Legislation Info Drive
Montana Fish and Game commissioners approved using part of donations from the $20 Sportsmen's License sale to fund an information program on current and pending firearms laws. Director Frank Dunkle said $4 of every $8 donation would support duplicating current bills and distributing copies to news media and sportsmen groups. Donations from 1968 licenses will be used, with 1967 funds held in a special account until best use is decided.
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Montana Fish and Game Commissioners
Department
Frank Dunkle
Dunkle
Montana
United States
Montana Firearm Rules and Mosquitofish Mosquito Control Plan
Montana lawmakers regulate gun possession and use with exceptions for officers and permits. Mosquitofish Gambusia affinis will be stocked in Phillips and Blaine counties to curb mosquitoes, with Utah and Montana cooperation and transport tanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dunkle
Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Phillips
Blaine
Fish and Game Commission
Art Whitney
Fish and Game Department
Granddaughter of Ex-Mayor Marries in Colorado Springs
Mary Louise Hentges and William Pelham wed in Colorado Springs on June 15. She is the eldest daughter of Walter and (Mrs.) Hentges of the city. Her grandfather John Hentges was a former Cha teau mayor and local hardware store owner for 29 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Hentges
William Pelham
Colorado Springs
Colo
Walter Hentges
John Hentges
Chateau
Choteau
Holland Construction Low Bidder for Canyon Road Work
Holland Construction Company of Billings is the apparent low bid der for roadway reconditioning and asphalt surfacing of the Sun River Mortimer road in Sun River Canyon, 25 miles west of Augusta. The bid was 99764 for 9.136 miles of road. Travel restrictions set weekends and holidays plus weekdays 7 am to 8 am and 4 pm to 5 pm from approximately July 15 to October 1, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland Construction Company
Billings
Sun River- Mortimer Road
Sun River Canyon
Augusta
John L. Braida
Lewis and Clark Forest
Sun River-Mortimer Road
Local Folks Return From Visits Across Montana
Mr and Mrs Bob Tears and family returned home after visiting relatives in Wolf Point. Mrs Julia Monkman spent last week in Great Falls attending to business and visiting friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Wolf Point
Julia Monkman
Great Falls
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Tennessee
Tom
Tom Moore
Babe Ruth Club
THE
Choteau, Montana
Jevel
H &H
Dutton Machinery
Dutton, Mont
Browning Museum
George Beaudeau
Utah Fish and Game Agency
Drummond
Missoula
Timothy L. Nett
Augusta High School
Montana State University
Bozeman
Sears- Roebuck Foundation
College of Agriculture
MSU
Nett
Harold Nett
Holland Construction
Kramer Electric
Clarence Kramer
Bynum
Circle
Zenith
Per Mo
Andy
Morris
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