Stanford Wolves win Northern Class C tourney title third year in a row
Stanford Wolves defeated Big Sandy Pioneers 73 to 68 to repeat as Northern Division Class C champions. Dennis Kennedy sealed the win with 5 late points after a close game. Creekmore 19 and McGuire 15 led Stanford, while Jerry Martin 15 and R Schwartz 17 paced the Pioneers. Simms Tigers took third by beating Belt 74-56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sandy
Pioneers
Wolves
Dennis Kennedy
Simms Tigers
Belt
Stanford Wolves
Bridger
Helena
Drummond
Western Champs
Stanford
Creekmore
McGuire
Jerry Martin
Kennedy
R. Schwartz
Martin
Chew Belt
Huskies
Tigers
Bo Wells
Simms
Murdock
Mathews
R. Allen
St. Leo's
Lewistown
Brown
la Tray
Sawtelle
Trojan
Fighting Joplin
Choteau Wins Individual and Team Bowling
The first Invitational Bowling tournament by the Choteau Woman's Bowling Ass'n concluded Sunday at A & E Lanes. Seven towns competed including Cut Bank, Shelby, Conrad, Great Falls, Fairfield, Phillipsburg and Choteau with Choteau capturing both team and singles titles. Tot Toggery led team scoring with 2,910 pins, Anita Dellno of Chateau took 911 for top in singles, and Carol Island of Cut Bank was runner-up with 883.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Woman's Bowling Ass’n
Cut Bank
Shelby
Conrad
Great Falls
Fairfield
Phillipsburg
Choteau
Tot Toggery
Teton Plumbing
Hanna & Holmes
Wm. Olson Agency
A. P. Waggoner
Farmers State Bank
the Avenue
Anita Dellno
Chateau
Carol Island
Maxine Johnson
Katherine Zier
Rose Truchot
Lela Johnson
Marjorie Timmerman
Mildred Hagen
County Clerk Monkman Announces June Primary Details
County Clerk Gordon E. Monkman provides election dates for the June 3 1958 primary. Parties must submit a double list of potential precinct judges by March 31, 1958. Filing for nominating petitions ends April 24, 1958 for multiple state and county offices. Last day to register is April 18, 1958. Voters must be 21, US citizens, state resident for one year, county resident 30 days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon E. Monkman
Board of County Commissioners
iTo
Secretary of State
U. S
Supreme Court
Railroad and Public Service
Dutton
Collins
Choteau
Pendroy
United States
Former Resident Dies Suddenly At Conrad Home
Mrs. Porter S. Cannon, 45, wife of physician Dr. Cannon, died Monday at her Conrad home. Born September 10, 1912 in Frederick Maryland she studied at Hood College and Johns Hopkins. Funeral today at 2 p.m. in Conrad Presbyterian Church. Survivors include her husband mother and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porter S. Cannon
Chateau
Conrad
Conrad Presbyterian Church
Frederick
Hood College
Women's Hospital
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Cannon
Lincoln
Neb
Larson Block
Mary Baer
Soroptimists Set Style Show Friday At Methodist Church
Soroptimists expect a large crowd for a Friday night style show at 8 p m in the Methodist church. The program promises to be very interesting with coordinated outfits and local participation.
First TCHS Class Member Rupert Ward Dies in Great Falls
Rupert Winstanley Ward born November 1 1891 in Lancashire England dies at 66 in a Great Falls hospital. He served in World War I, belonged to the American Legion and Masonic bodies, with funeral and graveside rites led by Banks Funeral Home, Masonic Temple, and local pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Winstanley Ward
Great Falls
Teton County High School
Ward
Lancashire
England
U. S. Navy
American Legion
Choteau Lodge
Teton
R.A.M
Vince J. Ward
Choteau
Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Banks Funeral Home
Chateau Cemetery
Gordon Monkman
O. G. Meadows
John Moore
J. C. Salmond
Jess Gleason
Percy Hodgskiss
Wool Handling Demonstration At Corbett Place
The Fairfield Wool and Lamb Pool and Extension Service hosted a wool handling demonstration at the Bryan Corbett farm near Chateau on Friday March 7. Jim Bassett and Ken Coleman from the Wool Laboratory Bozeman led sessions on shearing tying fleeces packing wool core sampling and grading. They emphasized keeping wool clean and separated and packing with paper twine and noted advantages for growers marketing through the Wool Pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Wool and Lamb Pool
Bryan Corbett Farm
Chateau
Corbett and Sons
Corbett
Jim Bassett
Ken Coleman
Bozeman
Young Democrats Meeting Saturday March 24
The regular Young Democrats club meeting will be held Monday March 24 at 8 p m in Greenfield hall according to president Arnold Gettel. Democrats and the public are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrats Club
Greenfield Hall
Arnold Gettel
Snow Measurements Taken on Sun River and Other Points
Snow depth on the Sun River stations averaged 3.34 feet with 9.9 inches of water content from Cabin Creek to Wrong Ridge. March 1, 1956, readings showed 37.5 inches snow and 11.5 inches water. eight-year average water content is 13.8 inches. Elk, coyotes and possible moose and wolverine tracks noted near Gibson Dam. Measurements also cover the Teton River and Benchmark. snow depth 69 percent of 15-year average at Teton and 86 percent at Benchmark with 81 percent moisture compared to average. Local weather station reports 9 inches of light snow with 0.20 moisture. Chateau Woman's Club meets March 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Methodist church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River
Bill McLaughlin
Soil Conservation Service
Phil Dowdy
Forest Service
Cabin Creek
Wrong Ridge
McLaughlin
Gibson Dam
Teton River
Dave Buchanan
Glen Herdina
SCS
Teton
George McLaughlin
Ray Kelly
Jury Term to Heard March With Nine Criminals Six Civil
District court draws 75 prospective jurors for the March term with 10 a.m. start Monday March 24 Judge W M Black presiding The docket lists nine criminal and six civil cases including State of Montana vs Torah Tokerud manslaughter and burglary and various liquor and fraud charges The civil calendar opens April 7 with Ruby Michel vs John Van Dyke estate administrator and multiple dam ages cases through April 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. M. Black
State of Montana
Torah Tokerud
Swanberg
Swanbere
Great Falls
Marvin Lapier
Wilbur Werner
Victor Villa
Villa
John Mo Me- Carvel
Harold Quick
Wuerthner & Wuerthner
Quick
Leon Murphy
Ruby M Michel
John van Dyke
Geert Zylstra
Ralph Kaptein
Theodore Morhardt
Rex Peterson
Clarence E. Windle
Curtis Auto & Implement Co
Casey Dane
Ralph C Hodges
Gerry Hodges
Rent Hw Se
Reece F. Silve
Erling Tordale
H. W. Bateman
Peter Bouma
Former Resident Artemecia Pugh Dies in Everett
Artemecia Pugh 67 of 1621 Hoyt Ave Everett Wash died at home Jan 30 after a long illness. Born near Wolf Creek Mont June 14 1590 she moved to Everett in 1906 with parents F G Freeman. Survived by husband Thomas J Pugh one son Francis Seattle two sisters Ruby Schofield Susan Goff Ventura Calif Sterling Freeman Jerome Ida and brothers Granville Freeman attended the funeral. Interment Cypress Lawn Memorial Park Everett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artemecia Pugh
Hoyt Ave
Everett Wash
Wolf Creek
Mont
F. G Freeman
Everett
United Brethren Church
Thomas J Pugh
Francis
Seattle
Ruby Schofield
Susan Goff
Ventura
Calif
Sterling Freeman
Harlow
Granville Freeman
Jerome
Ida
Granville
Cypress Lawn Memorial Park
Skating Rink and Court Project Moves Forward
Chateau Taons club advances skating rink and tennis court project with about 1000 in civic funds available. Knudtzon Lumber Co lists materials. donations sought via C G Monkman and the Chateau Lions. Sand and gravel donated. bids to be invited within three weeks and work to start when weather permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Taons Club Us Goige
Knudtzon Lumber Co
C G Monkman
Chateau Lions
Heart Fund County Quota Is Doubled
Teton County Heart Fund raised a total of $1,194.13 to support the American Heart Association research program. The drive benefited from the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, Dutton's American Legion Auxiliary, the National Guard Co F 163 A.C., and local Girl Scout Troops No 15 and 16. Educational efforts were led by Mrs. Robert Thill with Dr Gordon Hatberg. overall, the campaign notes a bright outlook for heart attack research and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Heart Fund
Heart Association
Dorothy Boussard
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Leo Pierre
Eleanor Forrest
Heart
Dutton
American Legion Auxiliary
Audrey Ombholt
The
National Guard Co
A.C
No 15
No 16
Dorothea Crocker
Mary Seaton
Marjorie Saylor
Robert Thill
Gordon Hatberg
Bulldog Team Honored by Lions Group
The Choteau high school basketball team and cheerleaders were guests of the Choteau Lions at a bi monthly meeting Tuesday night. The program featured talks on the growth of the Girl Scout movement in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Choteau Lions
Therm
Thelma Schiller
Vrs Ua Standish
America
Savannah
Chateau’s
Bob Gormley
Judy Davison
Terri Vance
Lou Armstrong
Clarice Wright
Charles Peck
Chateau
Tony Jaconetty
Roger Gefeller
Farrell Bandon
Kenney Rustad
Bob Hickman
Ray van Wichen
Fred Jackson
Harvey Hanson
Donnie Peters
John Salmond
Larry Poore
Charles Buley
Peck
Toni Jaconetti
Frank Stearns
Hawa
King Kamehameha
Frank
Ruth
Brick Oneill
Hawaii
Jaconetty
Gefeller
del Long
Boy Scouts
Easter Cantata at Trinity Lutheran March 30
The choir of Trinity Lutheran under Mrs. C B Wedum will perform The Seven Last Words, a sacred Easter Cantata, at 8 p m on Palm Sunday March 30 at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. B. Wedum
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gilford
English
L. Flatness
Monkman
Corbett Place
Young Democrats
Chateau Woman’s Club
Methodist
Sheriff's Office
Pauline I. Murphy
Wallace Thompson
Beverly J Rose
Magdelena Christman Choteau
Shumays Nierstheimer Dutton
Jean Scott Choteau
Alsina Tordale
T. J van Boleum
Eleanor Beck
Willam G Sabo
Alma Jean Hitchcock
Marthele Olson
Donald Stengrimson
John Campbell Baum
Irving Ohmstede
Power
Earl Purdem
Pairfield
Harold Pfeifle
Walter S Snyder
Morris C Swenson
John van Setten
Eldon Rapp
Anne Corbett
Brady
Charley Watson
Laura Jean McNea
Albert Tomsha
Carl R. Olson
Lester Young
Donald H. Corbett
J A. McDonnell
Bert F. Oksness
George M Morris
Augusta
Richard H Nordhagen
Elinor J Pearson
Marion N Petch
Wilford Shelmerdine
Ethel M Crawshaw
Arnold Siegle
Betty M Park
Dave Nesbit
Edith Peterson
Louis Cosmus
Romey McCollom
Win S Walker
Robert Risley
Clarence M. Rapp
Joyce Copenhaver
Phyllis M Goodmundson
Teenie Shelmerdine
Bynum
Otto Swanson
Homer Rowland
Clyde Schultz
Rosella Beck
John Grossman
Martin Depner
S Ernest W. Carlson
Francis L
Garret Toren
Walter Johnson
Calvin L. Squires
Alfred J. Barton
Doris T. Mills
John Depner
John G. van Bolcum
Mary &. Smith
Heart Fund
Lphoto
Gibson Monkean
Grant S. Moore
Howard Scott Seaton
O. M. Seaton
Seaton
Robert McAuley
Bulldog
Lions Group
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