New Montana Hunt and Fish License Rules Take Effect
New laws begin July 1 affecting aliens residents 62 and older and mountain lions. Aliens must prove six months Montana residency for resident licenses. 62 plus residents may buy Pioneer licenses. Mountain lion licenses cost 5 dollars for residents and 25 dollars for nonresidents with season opening October 21. Nonresident youths under 18 must show firearms safety training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Lewis
Department of Fish and Game
Montana
Lewis
Tumblin Family Visits Choteau Last Week
Jim Tumblin and his sons from Oregon were visitors in Choteau last week. Tumblin is noted as a former Choteau resident and the visit drew local interest.
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Jim Tumblin
Sons of
Oregon
Tumblin
Local Families Celebrate Fourth of July Across States
Mr and Mrs Al Finley return to Spokane after visiting Jay Lyon relatives. Reunions and gatherings mark the holiday with guests from Denver Great Falls New Hampshire and Omaha. Attendees include Rod Ferris Frank Feist Mike Ferris Brad Ferris Jack Burris Barbara Morrow Irene McManus and Norma Armstrong among others.
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al Finley
Tom
Allene
Spokane
Jay Lyon
Finley
Cow Track and Country Club
Pauline Scott
Peg Richem
Kathy McRae
Kathy McBrearty
Miss McRae
Denver
Colo
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Great Falls
McBrearty
New Hampshire
Utah
Rollie Ferris
Jim Ferris
Don Ferris
Chateau
Frank Feist
Mike Ferris
Brad
Wichita
Kans
Jack Burris
Omaha
Nebr
Barbara Morrow
Shelby
Irene McManus
Lincoln
Neb
Orin Peterson
Black Hills
Spearfish
Badlands Park
South Dakota
Tyndall
S. D
Henry Williams
Henry
Kliev
Nebraska
Scott Armstrong
Norma Ashby
Montana
Armstrong
Choteau
Bob Erickson
Fred McDermott
Tom Heineger
Helena
Art Donovan
Kalispell
Donna Fay Barrett
UM Honor Roll Hits New High
UM records 1345 spring quarter honor roll students, 17.2 percent of 7835, largest in UM history. 359 earned straight A s. eligibility requires 3.0 index with 54 points or 3.5 with 42. Teton County names include Chateau Peggy Groth and Kaye Caskey Johnson, plus others listed.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Emma B. Lommasson
Vna UM
Teton County
Chateau
Peggy Groth
Kaye Caskey Johnson
Dutton
Keith Edward Aune
Robin Marie Baquet
Riscilla Louise Bergen
Robert David Blanchet
Allin Henry Cheetham
John Ralph Clotfelter
Fairfield
Mark Alan Cress
Elaine Marian Hartz
Power
Loren OD. Gunderson
Straight A
Dana William Gunderson
Nancy Sara Maurer
People Decide KEEP Study Travel Fellows in Montana
Anne's Affairs profiles the Kellogg Extension Project KEEP funded by a 600000 W K Kellogg Foundation grant through 1975. It notes about 30 Montanans chosen yearly for study travel and four week residencies, plus one week workshops at MSU through 1976.
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Kellogg Extension Project
Montana
Montana Cooperative Extension Service
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Montana State University
MSU
KEEP
M. E
Gene) Quenemoen
T. 8
Ansheim
Extension Service
Card of Thanks to hospital staff and supporters
Thanking Dr. Bosshardt nurses and hospital staff Pastor Engberg and Skyline Lodge friends led by John Wall Esther Shoquist of Fairfield for prayers calls and kindness during my hospital stay.
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Dr. Bosshardt
Pastor Engberg
Skyline Lodge
John Wall
Esther Shoquist
Fairfield
High Gold Price in Europe May Spark Ghost Town Revival
The piece examines whether Europe’s near $130 per ounce gold price could revive Montana ghost towns. It notes no current industry interest, explains U S gold pricing and regulations, cites historic Montana mines and yields, and recalls past booms in Basin Ophir Gulch Confederate Gulch Drumlummon Maiden Wickes Corbin.
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Europe
Robert E. Miller
Montana
United States
Treasury Department
Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology
Anaconda Company
Basin
Ophir Gulch
Confederate Gulch
Drumlummon
Marysville
Tommy Cruse
Perry McAdow
Maiden
Wickes- Corbin
Helena
Butte
California
FU Picnic at Ryan Dam Sunday Draws Local Officials
Teton County Farmers Union and Greenfield Local 39 plan a joint picnic at Ryan Dam on Sunday July 15 starting at 1 p.m. The event is potluck with coffee ice cream and soda provided. Clyde Jarvis State Farmers Union president will speak. Attendees should bring their own utensils.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Greenfield Local 39
Ryan Dam
Clyde Jarvis
State Farmers Union
Mrs. Paul Reynolds Dies in New Mexico
Mrs. Paul Reynolds died last Friday in Albuquerque New Mexico after a long life attended by her sister Mrs Al Jaumette. Final rites were held in Roswell New Mexico with burial there. Survivors include husband daughters Mrs Charles White Wichita Falls Texas and Mrs Jack Harris Farmington New Mexico a son Carl Las Cruces New Mexico and ten grandchildren. Mrs Reynolds had visited her sister and family in Choteau many times.
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al Jaumette
Paul
Ina) Reynolds
Albuquerque
N. M
Roswell
Charles White
Wichita Falls
Texas
Jack Harris
Farmington
Carl
Las Cruces
Reynolds
Choteau
Dillon native Ron Lehnerz signs teaching contract
Ronald Lehnerz, a 1973 Western Montana College graduate, signs a teaching contract with St. Regis High School to teach social studies and coach. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education from Western, with a physical education major and social studies minor, and was a football fullback with all conference honors. Lehnerz is a 1968 Choteau High School graduate.
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Dillon
Ronald Lehnerz
Western Montana College
St. Regis High School
Lehnerz
Western
Lehnert
Choteau High School
Conservation Corps Working in Teton District
A six-member Youth Conservation Corps crew from Benchmark YCC Camp began six weeks of work in the South Fork Teton River drainage. Foreman Don Hansen of Choteau leads the crew which will build end of road facilities and reside at Bar Mountain Guard Station.
Public wedding shower for Vicky Henry announced
A public wedding shower for Vicky Mathison Henry, bride of Gary Henry, is set for Monday July 16 at 8 p.m. at East Community Hall located 18 miles east of Brady. All attendees welcome.
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Vicky Mathison Henry
Gary Henry
East Community Hall
Brady
Court Clerks Meet at Libby During June
The 1973 Montana Clerk of District Courts Association convention met June 25 26 and 27 in Libby with about 40 counties represented Elmer Erickson attended from Teton County A new handbook for clerk duties and forms was explained to reduce reference work The project began under Elliot Holder and for the past year was led by Sarah Rowe New officers named Sarah Rowe Emma Bowers Elmer Erickson Vivian Hall Hardin Todd Former president Elliott Holder remains on the board The 1974 convention will be held in Conradaccording to Mrs Rowe.
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Montana Clerk of District Courts Association
Libby
Elmer Erickson
Teton County
Elliot Holder
Lincoln County
Sarah Rowe
Conrad
Robert C. Sykes
Elks Club
Sykes
Robert S. Keller
Orin Kendall
Thompson Falls
Art Shelden
Tom Snyder
Montana Public Employees Association
Emma Bowers
Livingston
Chateau
Vivian Hall
Shelby
Hardin Todd
Billings
Elliott Holder
Rowe
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Fish & Game News
Nancy’s
Gruman
Mountain Air Aviation, Inc
Acm
Walt Arensmeyer
Stan Haglund
Wren
Pendray
Anne’s Affairs
Anne L. Rebbein
Montana Rural Areas Development Committee
Teton Counties
Evelyn Davis
Marlon Engberg
Harold Gaarder
Deanna Styren
Betty Swenson
Paul Reynolds
New Mexico
Ron Lehnerz
Conservation Corps
Teton
Choteau Chamber OF Commerce
Knights of Columbus
City Council
ART
Choteau Park
Calgary
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Olds
Knudizon Lumber Co
Choteau, Montana
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