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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

3

Radio phones and scientific instruments planned for forest fire control

The Great Falls Tribune reports on Lewis and Clark National Forest fire prevention measures for the season. Instruments will determine fire hazards and crews will be positioned at strategic points based on readings from observatories at Musselshell Gates Park and Belt Creek. Portable and semi portable radio sets will maintain contact with headquarters from multiple ranger stations and lookouts.

Tribune Acantha Lewis and Clark National Forest Chateau Great Falls R. T Ated Gates Park Augusta Belt Creek Portman Lewistown Porphyry Peak Kings Hill Lubec Ranger Station Glacier National Park Ferguson

Austad and Dale Plan Fairfield Implement Store

Henry Dale of this city and Andrew Austad of Fairfield will open an implement store in Fairfield and will hold the International Harvester agency in the area. They bought lots and are building a new structure in the town center, expected ready for occupancy in about two weeks. Dale formerly lived in Fairfield and for 12 years resided in Chateau. Mrs. W. A. Tully and daughter, visiting here, have returned to Helena after a week with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Looney.

Henry Dale Choterxu Implement Co Andrew Austad Fairfield International Harvester Agency W. A. Tully Helena

Special license required to hunt or fish on Blackfeet lands

White visitors must obtain a special license to hunt or fish on Blackfeet Reservation lands. The Glacier County Chief notes tribal council rules approved May 1 restrict game. mountain sheep and moose closed, elk and deer open two months with tribe-only harvest. Regulations cover beaver trapping, fishing by pole only, and migratory birds laws. Penalties include fines up to 50 dollars and possible jail, plus possible permit revocation. Attorney General Freebourn states tribal council may license whites on unallotted lands under Wheeler-Howard act, but cannot license on patented Indian lands or U S owned lands not used by Indians.

Blackfeet Blackfeet Indian Reservation Glacier County Browning Indian Tribal Council United States Indian Service Freebourn H. J. Freebourn Game and Fish James A. Weaver United States

Jolly Stitchers Meet and Demonstrate Stockings

The Jolly Stitchers met at the club house on Monday June 14 with Mrs Robinson showing how to darn stockings. A dainty lunch was served by Caroline and Edith Prank. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday June 21 at the club house.

Fairfield Times notes 40000 acre feet used this season

Project Manager A W Walker reports 40000 acre feet delivered this spring on the Sun River project, stored in land rather than mountains and ample supply expected if irrigation starts early. Chateau reports Pishkun reservoir at capacity and Gibson reservoir filling.

Fairfield Times A. W. Walker Walker Chateau Pishkun Gibson

Measurements to Deter Mine Accuracy of Contour Furrows

Great Falls reports measurements to determine the effectiveness of pasture contour furrows in boosting grass growth. Project Manager Sam L. Sloan notes a test on the Dutton Power area to quantify results over two to three years. Dr. Ralph Caird observes a green fringe indicating increased western wheat grass growth under dry spring conditions.

Great Falls Soil Conservation Service Dutton and Power Sam L. Sloan Ralph Caird Charles Proft Dutton

Run-off Observation Plots On Alan Odden Farm Established

The project on the Alan Odden farm includes a run-off plot to study water loss on native pasture with a 3.2 percent slope. About 40 000 trees and shrubs were planted as field wind breaks and in gullies to cut erosion. Starling notes windbreaks reduce surface wind, gully plantings guard against spring floods, and downstream dam sides provide erosion protection and wildlife habitat.

Alan Odden Stoan C. C. Starring Starling

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