Local residents share Memorial weekend across many visits
Mr. and Mrs. George Sabo hosted relatives from Great Falls while many others attended graduation events, weddings, and family gatherings. Patr icia Smith announces broken engagement to Lewis J. Hamilton as numerous visitors recount travels to Dillon, Boise, Butte, and Helena for ceremonies and duties.
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Marie Owens
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Don Stanfield
Great Falls
Mary Evanka
Leonard van Deaere
Patricia Smith
Lewis J. Hamilton
Virginia Nelson
Cut Bank
Frances Fordik
Big Fork
Donna
Ray Ballantyne
Ladies Aid to Host Coffee Sale for Luther League
Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid will serve coffee this Saturday June 4 in the display room at Hanson Brothers Garage. Proceeds support Luther League delegates headed for San Francisco.
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Hanson Brothers Garage
Luther League
San Francisco
Card of Thanks for Lynne
We thank friends for comfort during bereavement and for flowers and memorials given for Lynne. Mr and Mrs Owen Lofts gaarden and sons express gratitude for the many acts of kindness received.
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Owen Loftsgaarden
Teton Memorial Hospital News Highlights Visitors Policy And Births
No morning visitors at Teton Memorial Hospital. Birth notices include a daughter for Mrs Kevin Early and a son for Mrs Richard Sangray, marking the 500th baby. Multiple admissions and discharges list patients from Fairfield Choteau Augusta Collins Great Falls and surrounding bases.
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Fairfield
Lester Lien
Choteau
Allan Pearson
Dorothy Lindseth
Jerry Teenyes
Power
William Krashek
Great Falls Air Base
Robert Daniel
Great Falls
Robert Stendrup
Claude Connole
Conrad
Kevin Early
Esther Hogwood
Obert Peterson
Donald Swanson
Pen
Richard Sangray
Augusta
Richard Chalfon
Arlie Spokeley
Ben Haralson
Dutton
John Huseth
Lucille Lariviere
Hubert Kiser
Jere Coffey
Victor Dupuis
Leland Larson
Collins
Stewart Edgar
Virgil Brandt
Kenneth Lussenden
Gordon McOmber
Jimmy Carlson
Corine Brady
Mona McAdams
Marcia Evigne
Burial for Edith Daughaday Held at Conrad Cemetery
Mrs Edith Daughaday 174 Great Falls died May 25 after a short illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Conrad cemetery, postponed once due to bad weather. She was born November 15 1880 in Unionville Missouri and with her husband Dr Alfred T Daughaday ranched in Collins before retiring to Great Falls in eight years ago. They moved to Montana in 1912 from Kansas City where he practiced dentistry. Survivors include her husband and a brother J W Harkins Brady.
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Jack Holbrook
Cut Bank
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Seattle
Jack Moore
Tommy Moore
Concordia College
Moorehead
Minn
Gus Depner
Sid
Okinawa
Alaska
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Columbia Falls
Ralph Stansberry
Dean Swenson
Babb
Oscar Thronson
Pat Lensing
Jack Bruno
Cleo Lensing
G. J
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McLaughlin
S. Dak
Bob Zion
G. C. Passmore
John Davison
Ira Perkins
K. M. Bridenstine
Milton McNea
Everett Sassa
Bill Breen
Kenny Thompson
Chick Sulgrove
Iola Johnson
John A. Johnson
San Diego
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Donna Mae Brown
Gerald D. Warby
Donna Mae
Earl Terry
Chateau
Horace Baskett
Missouri
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Bob van Scherpenzeel
H. Duiis
Floyd McFarlane
Charles Allum
6Th Ave
Great Falls
Edith Daughaday
Alfred T. Daughaday
Daughaday
Unionville
Collins
Montana
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O Mok See at Dutton Saturday June 18
Five saddle clubs from Dut ton Greenfield Simms Great Falls and Teton of Chateau join for an O Mok See at Dutton airport on Saturday June 18. The parade starts at 1 00 p m with the event taking place at the Dutton airport.
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Taggs
Greenfield
Simms
Great Falls
Teton of Chateau
Dutton Airport
Trade Flows Through Hodeida Harbor Head Toward Shore
In Hodeida on the Red Sea the principal port of Yemen, ocean-going ships unload offshore while dhows ferry cargo to chest-deep water. Burly porters then carry their loads to shore on head and shoulders.
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Hodeida
Red Sea
Yemen
Letter on Montana wildlife policy challenges federal control
Thos. O. Peasley secretary treasurer of Ronan Sportsmen's Assn criticizes Federal influence in Montana wildlife management. He cites payroll figures for August 1954 and land purchases funded by Pittman Robertson and calls for project agreements and statutory compliance. He urges continued publication of factual wildlife issues.
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Mr. Coffey
People’s Voice
Great Falls
Commission
Lake County
Pittman- Robertson
Montana
Daily Press
Thos. O. Peasley
Ronan Sportsmen’s Ass’n
Small Lake Near Nilan Opens to Shore Fishing
By order of the Montana Fish and Game Commission the south shore of the small lake west of Nilan Reservoir on the A B Cobb Jr ranch in Lewis and Clark county shall be open to shore fishing only from May 22 through July 24. The remainder of this lake including inlet and outlet channels shall be closed the entire year as posted.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Lewis & Clark County
Nilan Reservoir
A. B. Cobb Jr
Acreage Allotment Set for Teton County Wheat 1956
ASC chairman Turnbull announces Teton County wheat allotment for 1956 at 156065 acres as part of a 55 million acre national program. Montana totals reach 4002138 acres with 1955 figures noted. Referendum logistics and farm base determinations explained for eligible growers over 15 acres.
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Teton County
Turnbull
County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Dixon Fireman’s horse runs loose near town
In Dixon Illinois a saddle horse escaped from a barn and raced through streets while City Fireman Chester Sanfeland tried to corral it. Policeman Frank Chapman captured the animal after it lingered at a parking meter.
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Illinois
Chester Sanfeland
Frank Chapman
Polio Suspected in Death of 12 Year Old Power Girl
The 12 year old Lynne Loftsgaarden died while being carried into a local hospital as doctors consider polio a possible cause. Pathologist tests show defused central nervous system changes. a lab in Hamilton will culture tissues with results due in 10 to 14 days. The physician urged gamma globulin precautionary use for area doctors.
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Lynne Loftsgaarden
Hamilton
Loftsgaarden
Owen Loftsgaarden
Great Falls
Magazine Editor Will Receive Honorary Degree
Bozeman Montana editor Lester Cole publisher of the Montana Farmer Stockman will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws from Montana State College on June 6. He graduated in 1917 and has since led Montana's largest farm journal and a major northwest publication.
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Bozeman
LLP
Lester Cole
Montana Farmer-Stockman
Great Falls
Montana State College
Cole
The
State College
Montana
Northwest
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