Election of Trustees Scheduled for April
Teton county announces the annual school election will be held Saturday April 6 to fill terms of 21 incumbent trustees. Names listed include district numbers 1 through 75 with trustees such as Leslie Burns John A Peebles Ronald Otness and others. Nominations must be filed with the clerk and posted at each polling place at least five days before Election Day.
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Teton County
Muriel S. Reiquam
Lyusuteges Wuscleiins
Abe Capiilns
Leslie Burns
John A Peebles
Ronald Otness
Ray Habel
Lioyd Pedersen
Jack Slanger
Charles Doheny
Lowry I. Larson
Beatrice Durr
Kenneth Jenkins
Kenneth W Kloppel
Donald C. Rice
Lee. Fitzgerald
Don Moore
Bernard Teenyes
Reece Silve
Ted Skelton
J. W. Swanson
G. H. Kestner
Cedric Maurer
Clifford Paddock
Choteau Lions Honor Team and Cheerleaders
The Choteau Lions club honored the Choteau basketball team coaching staff and Bull dog cheerleaders at a Lions meeting. Postmaster C. G Monkman received a $100 check from M. L. Merritt district manager for Montana. Great Falls Postmaster Mark Fuller attended. Music students Delores Rowley and Marlene Vance performed, and Eddie Howard chaired the program. W. W. Duncan spoke on the Red Cross drive as the club plans a business district solicitation.
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Choteau Lions Club
Choteau
Bulldog
Lions Hall
C. G Monkman
U. S. Post Office Department
M. L. Merritt
Montana
Butte
Chateau
Mark Fuller
Great Falls
John Daley
Delores Rowley
Marlene Vance
Chateau High School
Eddie Howard
W. W. Duncan
Red Cross
Lions Club
North Fork San River snow survey shows low depth
February snow measurement on the North Fork of the San River by Roy Malsor and Phil Doughty found the snow pack below average with depths from 21.6 to 56.3 inches and water contents of 5.7 to 18.6 inches. They note potential offset from late snows and spring rain. About 100 elk were spotted near Cabin Creek and 60 mountain sheep along Gibson Reservoir.
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North Fork
San River
Roy Malsor
Soil Conservation Service
Chateau
Phil Doughty
Forest Service
Augusta
Cabin Creek
Gibson Reservoir
First Anniversary Event Draws Large Crowd in Great Falls
Community leaders and industry figures gathered at the Rainbow Hotel for a 1st anniversary dinner of the Live Better Electrically program hosted by Montana Power. Executives C J Burns D J McGonigle and Clarence Kommers outlined past growth and future plans for Montana power and electrical usage through 1970.
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Great Falls
Rainbow Hotel
Chateau
Montana Power
Enoch
Stroh
Walter Partlow
Ed Obernolte
Walter Henneford
Elmer Erickson
Montana
C. J. Burns
D. J. McGonigle
Clarence Kommers
Montana Power Company
Butte
Matt R. Byers
Cc. J. Burns
Burns
McGonigle
Fish Regulations Ready For Public In April
Montana Fish and Game announces new fishing season regulations and maps will be public in early April. The 1957 58 maps will show all rules on the reverse and be printed smaller for folding. Area 5 drainage extends Mussellshell drainage above Mosby into Area 7. Fishing hours run 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. MST unless stated otherwise. Trout char and salmon bag limit is one fish not to exceed ten pounds. up to ten Cutthroat or Rainbow or a mix may count toward this limit.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Mosby
Cornell Hotel Designated as Tour Bus Stop
The Cornell Hotel run by Mr and Mrs Si Schoonmaker was named a bus stop by M M Goodsill of the Northern Pacific Railway for Thos Cook & Son tour parties traveling from Helena to Glacier Park. Lunch and coffee breaks are set for June 20 27 July 4 11 18 25 Aug 18 15 22 30 with south bound plans under review.
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Cornell
Si Schoonmaker
M. M. Goodsill
Northern Pacific Railway
Thos, Cook & Son
Helena
Glacier Park
Cook
Goodsill
Eighteen Dutton Residents Presented Red Cross Certificates
Eighteen Dutton residents completed Red Cross First Aid training. The following received Standard First Aid certificates: Margaret Reynolds, Carol Luck, Mrs. Oscar Mehl, Rheta Arp, Marvel R. Kemph, Rudolph J. Kemph, Burl Hamiston, Henry McDunn, IM.EB. Fichtner, Irene Hemstad, Mrs. James Cheetham, Mr. and Mrs. William Briggs, Doris L. Rosholt, Henry Rosholt, Audrey Omholt, Mary M. Johnson, Mildred Harper. Instructors were Mrs Margery Fichtner and Wayne Proff.
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Dutton
Red Cross First Aid of
Margaret Reynolds
Carol Luck
Oscar Mehl
Rheta Arp
Mar‘vel R. Kemph
Rudolph J. Kemph
Burl Hamiston
Henry McDunn
Im.eb. Fichtner
Irene Hemstad
James Cheetham
William Briggs
Doris L. Rosholt
Henry Rosholt
Audrey Omholt
Mary M. Johnson
Mildred Harper
Margery Fichtner
Wayne Proff
Legion Auxiliary gifts TV sets to Helena Vocational School
Mrs. C. Jacobs, president of the local American Legion Auxiliary, announces that the Legion and Auxiliary have donated two television sets to the State Vocational School for Girls in Helena. The purchase was funded by the Department Coordinated Chili Welfare Committee, with members from the American Legion, Auxiliary, 40-8, and 8-40. Ruby Miller, former Chateau school principal, serves as superintendent, and Mrs Paul Kropp sits on the school’s executive committee.
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C. Jacobs
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Helena
Ruby Miller
Chateau
Paul Kropp
Choteau Bulldogs Open Practice for Great Falls Tourney
The Choteau Bulldogs held a noon practice at Great Falls Central High School ahead of their opening game versus Anaconda Central at 1 p.m. A motorcade accompanied the team to the event. The winner faces Wolf Point or Harlem at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the same gym.
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Choteau Bulldogs
Great Falls Central High School
Anaconda Central
Choteau
Great Falls Central
St. Leo's High School
Lewistown
Bert Huskey
St. Leo’s
Huskies
Page
Choteau Woman's Club Sponsors Local Art Class
The Choteau Woman's Club will sponsor art classes in water and oil painting taught by local artist Jess Gleason. Classes meet weekly with registration March 18 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Episcopal Rectory basement for interested students and adults.
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Choteau Woman's Club
Jess Gleason
Episcopal Rectory
County Treasurer and Offices to Close Saturdays
The county Treasurer's office will close next Saturday in line with House Bill 38 signed by the Governor. Lorraine Maynard said hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday to Friday. County Attorney Leon Murphy noted all county offices will follow the new law and be closed Saturdays.
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Lorraine Maynard
Leon Murphy
Stanford Wolves win Northern Division tourney in overtime
The Stanford Wolves upset the Joplin Bulldogs 79 to 77 in overtime to capture the Class C Northern Division tournament title. Bob Marlow led Stanford with 24 points, while Don Van Dessel paced Joplin with 32 in a thrilling finish.
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Stanford
Fighting Bulldogs
Stanford Wolves
Joplin Bulldogs
Moore
Ludeman
Protsman
Engellant
Luhr
Carlaon
Lallum
McArthur
Geraldine
Bulldogs
Don van Dessel
Paul Eggen
Bill English
Joplin
van Dessel
Bob Marlow
Jay Potter
Eggen
Creekmore
Whitfield
Wolves
Keith Whitfield Wolf
Marlow
Potter
Wolf
English
Plant
St. Leo's
Rangers
John Johnson
St Leo's
Kip Smith
Mick Comes
Smith
Trojans
Maren Smith
Kipes
Don Loebs
John Apiece
Johnson
Ou Triepke
Sawtelle Krings
Sawtelle Krings L ‘Weinheimer Longin Krings G Longin J
Grass Range
Klakken Johnson
Loebs
Creekmore Whitfield
Teigen
Vahl
McGuire
Clark
Palmer Potter
Ruho Eenes
Plantase Tere
Heyden Eggen
Tuttle
Meldrum Johnson
Fahlgren and McRae
Two Browning Men Injured in Auto Crash Near Fairfield
Two Browning men, Leo L. Davis and Herbert Racine, were injured in a one car crash three miles south of Fairfield. Davis suffered broken ribs while Racine had a broken leg and cuts. They lay unconscious seven hours before help arrived. Davis later set fire to the front seat to draw attention. Davis received a citation for lack of river license and basic rule violation.
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Browning
Fairfield
Henry Helf
Leo L. Davis
Herbert Racine
Freeman's Corner
Helf
Davis
Racine
Freeman
Leslie Oakley Jr
Oakley
al Becker
Great Falls
County Wide Pageant Meeting Set For March 28
A county wide meeting is called for Thursday night March 28 at the county Courthouse to decide on a community historical pageant for Teton county in 1958 marking its 65th anniversary. The Young Timers spearhead the plan with University of Montana pageants directed by Prof Bert Hansen. All churches clubs and veterans groups are urged to attend.
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Bryan Corbett
Jim Bassett
Montana Wool Laboratory
Boseman
Bassett
Teton County
Young Timers
University of Montana
Bert Hansen
Montana
Two Lodges Unite For March 22 Observation In Masonic Temple
Chateau Lodge No 44 AF and AM and Bethany Commandery No 14 RA M plan a joint education and patriotic program in the Masonic Temple on Friday March 22 at 6 p.m. A potluck dinner will precede the event.
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Chateau Lodge No
AF. & AM
Bethany Commandery No
Masonic Temple
Fabrick Files For Mayor in City Election
D P Dick Fabrick councilman from Ward 1 has filed for mayor to succeed Ted Halvorson Halvorson served two terms and declined a third He was first elected April 6 1953 with 207 votes to 110 for George Eichhorn Two years later he was re elected without opposition Other filings include Carl Field George Henderson Fred Barribal and Rob Gronbere s with Gronbere s and J M Sulgrove seeking re election as city treasurer and police magistrate respectively Deadline for filing is next Saturday at 65 pm per City Clerk J M Sulgrove
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D. P
Dick) Fabrick
Ted Halvorson
Halvorson
Chateau
George Eichhorn
Carl Field
George Henderson
Fred Barribal
Citizens State Bank
Ray Davidson
Great Falls
Acantha
Fabrick City
Rob Gronbere S
J. M Sulgrove
Sportsmen Will Hear Jansen Election Slated
The Teton Sportsmen's Association will hold its annual officer election Friday night March 15 at 8 pm in the Courthouse court room in Chateau Ruel. Jansen district game manager Great Falls will speak. Montana Fish and Game Department official will discuss proposed big game regulations for the coming year. All interested persons are urged to attend.
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Teton Sportsmen's Association
Chateau
Bowling Tournament Opens March 23 In Chateau City
Chateau City Association hosts a bowling tournament starting Saturday March 23 and running Sunday March 24 and the following weekend March 30 and 31. Cash prizes and trophies awarded in team play doubles singles and all events. A large sponsor trophy will go to the sponsor of the winning team.
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Chateau City Association
Wool Incentive Program Details for 1957
Montana official Leo Kolstad says the 1957 wool incentive plan mirrors 1956 with a 62 cent incentive price for shorn wool. Payments depend on market prices, based on sales slips, and lamb incentives hinge on ownership and weight gains. applications due by April 1, 1968 at the County ASCS office in Choteau.
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Leo S. Kolstad
Montana
Kolstad
County Agricultural Stabilition Land Conservation Office
Choteau
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Cornell Hotel
Legion Auxiliary
Choteau Woman’s Club
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Geraldine Tigers
Grass Range Rangers
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