Paper Plates for Pajfa comedy at Bynum Thursday
The Bynum Mutual Improvement Association presents Paper Plates for Pajfa a three act comedy in Bynum on Thursday March 10 at 8 00 p m. Papa Metzger played by Andrew Jensen is a vain Dutch labor leader his wife Verna Stott seeks modern ideas while daughters Linda Whipple Janet Sessions and Joan Rowley chase suitors Calvin George Lee Stott and Leslie Stott in a humorous family clash.
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Pajfa
Bynum Mutual Improvement Association
Bynum
Papa Metzger
Andrew Jensen
Verna Stott
Linda Whipple
Janet Sessions
Joan Rowley
Calvin George
Lee Stott
Leslie Stott
Stott Family Figures in Local Social Circles
Notable residents Harry V. Stott Ivy Stott Edith George and Alta Stott are highlighted for their lively roles in community events and social gatherings. The piece emphasizes their involvement and presence in local affairs and entertainment circles.
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Harry V. Stott
Ivy Stott
Edith George
Alta Stott
Choteau Faculty Presents Three-Act Play
Choteau public school faculty rehearse The Curious Savage a three act comedy to be staged Thursday March 24 in the high school auditorium. Faculty members and their wives perform with Mrs Alva Armstrong directing. All proceeds go to Choteau high school seniors scholarships for college.
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Choteau Public Schools
Alva Armstrong
Chateau High School
Annual Bull Show & Sale in Great Falls March 9–10
Four Teton county Hereford breeders enter animals in the 34th North Montana Hereford Breeders Association event to be held in Great Falls March 9 and 10. Exhibitors include T. N. Austad J. I. Burch F. L. Powers Lowery Larson and Nick Wiiiker. Association officers are Edward Savik George S m Hahwood E F Gault and Theodore Fosse with directors Savik Vlin ker Sim Melvin Dawson and J I Burch. Catalogues available at Cascade county extension agent's office.
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Teton County
North
E. F. Gault
Great Falls
Theodore Fosse
Savik
Vlinker
Sim
Melvin Dawson
Belt
J. I. Burch
Cascade County Extension Agent
Moose Lodge Hosts Feb Social with Zip Coon and Rambling Rats
The Moose lodge held a February 24 social at the local hall with Zip Coon and his Rambling Rats of Simms performing. Bob Markoff and Zip Coon sang and played guitar, Marley Kramer of Chateau contributed a solo, and plans were announced for Saturday dances and a Saint Patrick’s Day event on March 19 plus an amateur program on March 26.
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Zip Coon
Rambling Rats
Simms
Bob Markoff
Fort Shaw
Marley Kramer
Chateau
Lodge
Moose Hall
Funeral Services Held for Fairfield Woman at St Pauls
Funeral service for Mrs George Fernsock 42 Fairfield died Wednesday February 23 at a Great Falls hospital was held at St Pauls Lutheran church Saturday led by Rev E E Tollefson. She was born November 1 1912 Makoti North Dakota and had lived in the Fairfield area since 1917. Survivors include her husband three sisters Olga Drieske White Salmon WA Sylvia Richard Great Falls and Clara Kvam Minot ND and two brothers Arnie Sand Sun River and John Sand Berthold ND. Bank's Funeral Home had charge with burial in St Pauls cemetery.
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George Fernsock
Waarfield
Great Falls
St Paul's Lutheran Church
E. E Tollefson
Grasdock
Makotie
N. Dak
Fairfield
Olga Drieske
White Salmon
Sylvia Richard
Clara Kvam
Minot
Arnie Sand
Sun River
John Sand
Berthold
N. Oak
Bank’s Funeral Home
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Legion Auxiliary Announces March Meeting and Film
Mrs Cal Southard writes that the local American Legion Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Monday evening March 7 at 8 pm in Legion Hall. A cancer film Pan American program home safety and officer elections are planned. The Auxiliary will aid observance of the Legion's birthday March 17.
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Cal Southard
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
American Legion
Prior Approval Required Under Farm Conservation Program
The 1955 Agricultural Conservation program cost sharing requires preapproval for approved conservation practices. County ASC committees issue approvals after producers file requests, and no payment is possible without prior approval. Requests can be filed anytime, with early April submissions reviewed mid-month. Information and practice details are available at County ASC offices.
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Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
ASC
Kolstad
Anaconda Central Captures State Tourney Bid
Anaconda Central defeated Dillon 65 to 55 to earn a spot in the Class B state tournament in Wolf Point. Ceiter Dow Gonovar led Dillon with 27 points, Jim Garvey added 21 for Anaconda Central. Deer Lodge beat Stevensville 65 to 49 in the consolation. Coach Cecil Deming leads the Central squad.
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Dillon
Anaconda Central
Wolf Point
Southwest
Ceiter Dow Gonovar
Jim Garvey
Deer Todge
Stevensville
Cecil Deming
Choteau
Grade School Elects New Student Officers
The fifth to eighth graders elected a new student council slate for the next semester. President Jack Salmond, vice president Donald Baumgartner, treasurer Karen Huidekoper, and secretary Michael Snyder were named to lead.
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Jack Salmond
Donald Baumgartner
Karen Huidekoper
Michael Snyder
Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club to lead work unit
The Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club of Dutton led by Mrs. C. O. Juells will head the work unit at a Teton County Memorial Hospital Guild meeting on Wednesday March 9 from 2 to 4 pm. Coffee will be served and all interested ladies are invited.
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Diamond Valley Home Demonstration Club
Dutton
C. O. Juells
Teton County Memorial Hospital Guild
Community Concert Tickets Contact Marge Han USA
Persons seeking concert tickets should call Marge Han USA at 9985 to arrange purchase and seating.
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Marge Hanusa
President McNea Names Chamber Committees for 1954
Grant Curtis names chambers and lists committee heads for 1954. Christmas committee includes George Eichhorn chair with Enoch Stroh and Walter Henneford. Auditing chaired by Arnold Hanusa with Bob Gronberg. Mosquito Control led by Walter Partlow with John Dunckel. Read chaired by Jim Henderson with Al Hensley, Jerry Breen, Joe Anderson and Tore Reuterwall. Publicity headed by Elmer Erickson with Tom Hammond. Road Signs and Road-Side Parks chaired by Walter Henneford with Glen Stoudt, Dean Swenson and Dick Young. The article covers tour highlights in Old Mexico, encounters with government leaders, and Caravanner souvenirs. Modern bowling note appears.
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Grant Curtis
George Eichhorn
Enoch Stroh
Walter Henneford
Arnold Hanusa
Bob Gronberg
Walter Partlow
John Dunckel
Jim Henderson
al Hensley
Jerry Breen
Joe Anderson
Tore Reuterwall
Ray Davidson
Barney McClue
Milton McNea
Elmer Erickson
Tom Hammond
Glen Stoudt
Dean Swenson
Dick Young
Trailer Tour Ends After Courteous Caravan Experience
The Caravan organizers praise a warm sendoff with brass bands, mariachi, and festive meals. Wally Byam and staff ensured a grand trip managed democratically by volunteer committees handling parking, roadside aid, social events, and local contacts. Participants look forward to community camps and nightly town meetings around bonfires for planning.
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Wally Byam
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