Montana sets general big game season dates and rules
Montana Fish and Game Commission adopts regulations for a general big game season from Sept. 15 to Nov. 15 with an Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 elk period in most western counties. Archers may hunt deer in 18 areas Oct. 1 to Oct. 14 with a $2 stamp. Bear seasons run Oct. 15 to Nov. 15. special permits available for moose, mountain sheep, and mountain goats. General resident big game license rises to $3 with antelope permits at $0.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission
North Central
Tenderfoot
Meagher
Gallatin
Wheatland
Ravalli
Hellroaring
Buffalo
Slough Creek
Park and Carbon
Upper South Fork
Flathead
Flathead River
Middle Fork
Lincoln County
Present At State Meet Of H D Council In Bozeman
Mrs Glen Inbody and Mrs Clifford Blixrud of Chateau and Mrs Eugene Bagquet of Collins attended the seventh annual State Home Demonstration council meeting in Bozeman June 15 to 18 with the theme Home The Source of Security. Frances Scudder led talks on competence and program security, joined by Verne Dusenbury and Dr James Nickerson as other speakers. New officers elected were Mrs Fritz Zook and Mrs N East, with holdover officers and auditing duties noted. banquet featured Flathead county chorus and MSU president Dr R R Renne discussing education changes for the next 20 years.
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Glen Inbody
Clifford Blixrud
Chateau
Eugene Bagquet
Collins
State Home Demonstration Council
Bozeman
State Council
Frances Scudder
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Blackfoot
Fritz Zook
Custer County
N. East
Musselshell County
George Peterson
Chouteau County
Don McMillan
Fergus County
Dan Pendergast
Beaverhead
Clarence Wolff
Dawson
Choteau
Community Bulletin Highlights July Travel and Visits
Readers report visits and trips across Montana and nearby states. Families such as Lusty Zgoda Swanson and Stokes Halverson travel to Choteau Dupuyer and Glacier Park while others tour Yellowstone Cook City White Sulphur Springs and Lake Louise. Local gatherings include picnics at Dupuyer and a Friday Bell Telephone meeting to discuss service.
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Bill Lusty
Pete Zgoda
Choteau
Don Swanson
Washington State
Montana
T. P. Stokes
Way Halverson
Weat Yellow Stone
Cook City
White Sulphur Springs
Kings Hill
Bob Stromewold
Janice
Paula Eminger
S. J. Rose
Goodwin Oland
South Dakota
al Warneke
Ray
Farmers Union Hall
Bell Tele Phone Co
Final State Equalization Funds Total $2,478,108 to Districts
Helena announced the final state equalization payment of 2,478,108 dollars to districts for the 1954-55 school year under the foundation program. Yellowstone County led with 193,212 dollars. Judith Basin received 2,035 dollars. Teton County got 42,645 dollars.
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Helena
Mary R. Condon
Public Instruction
Yellowstone County
Judith Basin
Teton County
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Star Theatre
Fairfield, Mont
Joan Leslie
John Russell
H. D. Council
John Deere
F. G. Curtiss& Son
Choteau Flying
John Nordhagen, Meneger
Hugo Aronson
Charles Blixmai
Choteau National
Pendroy
North Dakota
John Tschantre
Great Falls
Justina Regio
Wash
Glacier Park
Chet Thomas
John Salois
Deer Lodge
Joe Thomas
Bob Snodgrass
Merle Hanson
Conrad
Dick Field
Glacier Station
Jay W. Gitchel
Wayne Gitchel
Jay
Roberta
Wausaw
Wis
Jack
Morrill Hay Master
Hanson Bros. Garage
General Electric
Crosley
Choteau Electric
Capehart
Choteau, Mont
Dodge
Taylor Motor Company
Crateau
Main Street
Raat
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