Local residents share news and Legion birthday plans
Local families from Rudyard Pendleton Missoula and Bynum visit relatives and attend clubs. The American Legion hosts its 38th birthday party March 23 in Legion hall with a chicken dinner for paid up members and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Poirer
Rita
Donald Meyers
Fay
Rudyard
Henry Helf
Poirer
Jim Dellno
Marian Jacobs
George Henderson
Clarice
Missoula
Chateau Woman's Club
Eva Burns
Leah McDonald
Beverly Monkman
Billings College
Lewistown
Ernie Thorn
Fairfield
Howard Hanson
Ruby A. Miller
Helena
John T Moore
G. O. Stott
Leslie Stott
Alice Erwin
LeRoy Stott
Bynum
Robert McDonald
Dave Buchanan
Carla Lytle
Butte
Mary Lou Powers
George Seufert
Ernest Copenhaver
Bobby
Joplin
Birthday Club
O G Meadows
William McManus
Chateau
Charles Swartzei
Laura Davidson
Ray Davidson
Linda
Emil Depner
Frank Zgoda
Herb Armstrong
Bob Davidson
Mike Otness
Leslie Otness
Mike
Dorothy Milner
Rosamund
Newport
Rhode Island
Roy Lovall
Teton Memorial Hospital News Admits List and Births
The bulletin lists patients admitted to Teton Memorial Hospital including Anna Kleinsasser Choteau Bruce Barrett Augusta Evan Stefanoff Choteau James Tuttle East Glacier Kenneth Johnson Bynum Andy Larkin Fairfield and several others. Birth announcements include a son for Gerald Dubois Dutton and sons for John Daly Fairfield and James Dirkes Fairfield among others. Dismissals include Floyd Barnard Augusta Philip Pings Augusta and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kleinsasser
Choteau
Bruce Barrett
Augusta
Evan Stefanoff
James Tuttle
East Glacier
Kenneth Johnson
Bynum
Andy Larkin
Fairfield
Joe Taylor
Gerald Dubois
Power
Selma Danbrook
Robert Andrews
John Daly
Bert Madsen
Eugene Beck
Agnes Arensmeyer
William Hitchcock
Alma Perry
James Dirkes
Barbara Bjork
Noah Harman
Dutton
Carl Newman
Chateau
Floyd Barnard
Philip Pings
Arthur Goss
Emerald Asmus
Albert Johnson
Gene Shelmerdine
Bynun
Harold Bouma
Police Court Fines Set On Highway Violations
In J M Sulgrove court William R England of Collins paid 10 dollars for failure to yield on a bridge. Richard S Loss of Fairfield paid 10 dollars for speeding in the city. In Justice William Irwin court Harry K Kibbee Pendroy forfeited 25 dollar bond for violation of basic rule by Highway Patrol. Arthur L Snyder city fined 15 dollars for exceeding night speed. Marvin Baker Black Eagle fined 10 dollars for night speed. Thomas D Tintinger Fairfield received a 30 day jail sentence on a bad check charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M . Sulgrove
William R. England
Collins
Highway Patrol
Richard S. Loss
Fairfield
William Irwin
Harry K. Kibbee
Pendroy
Arthur L. Snyder
City
Marvin Baker
Black Eagle
Thomas D. Tintinger
Farmers Union Pendrey Meeting Draws Many Members
The Te ton County Farmers Union quarterly gathering at Pendrey drew members from several locals. President Sheridan Erickson led with the pledge. reports on the annual school and workshops outlined tax, history, legislation, and world affairs. An exchange student from The Netherlands spoke on his country’s size and farming, with others highlighting farm legislation and trips. A hot noon meal, coffee and desserts followed, and the next meeting is set for early June ahead of the Denver convention starting March 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County Farmers Union
Pendrey
Sheridan Erickson
Andrea Lindseth
Wayne
James Carlson
Marion Pearson
Harm Engel
Millema
Netherlands
C. O. Jeulfs
Dutton Millema
Juelfs
United States
Montana
Harold Brown
GTA
Brown
Ray Weist
Pearl Beerman
James Anderson
Washington
Dick Page
George Washington Masonic National Memorial
Alexandria
Farmers Union
Denver
Shen Dan Erickson Plans Week of County Leadership Engagement
County president Shen Dan Erickson will attend events through the coming week, signaling ongoing oversight and community engagement by local leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shendan Erickson
Young Democrats Hear Talk by County Attorney
The Young Democrat Club of Teton County met at the county courthouse with Charles Doheny leading. Leo Murphy, county attorney, spoke on duties of the county attorney followed by a Q&A session that informed members about official responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Democrat Club
Teton County
Charles Doheny
Helena
Wes Given
Gordon Monkman
Paul Rice
Jeas
Gordon Mathison
Conrad
Montana State Young Democrats
Young Democrats
Leo Murphy
Murphy
County Meeting Wraps Up With Lunch Served
After the meeting the community members shared a luncheon and discussed county matters. The next regular meeting is scheduled for Sunny Slope on the second Monday in April.
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Sunny Slope
Girl Scout Banquet Highlights Local Display Window Events
The annual Girl Scout banquet occurred Sunday afternoon at the Methodist church parlors in observance of National Girl Scout Week. Girl Scout officials note displays at Lchroeder Hardware and Wedton's store featuring third and fourth grade Brownie troops. The Brownie banquet is set for next Sunday at 1 30 p.m. in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gir
Lchroeder Hardware
Erade
Wedton
Methodist Church
Library Seeks Montana History Volumes and Items
The library reports 22 new teen books on shelves and more donated titles arriving soon. It asks patrons to bring in old Montana histories and related materials including Montana Wild Life, Montana Affairs, Montana Magazine of History, and works on early Montana, Washington, and Oregon history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Wild Life Magazines
Montana Affairs
Montana Magazine of History
Washington
Oregon
Idaho and Northwest Literature Overview
A concise survey by Mrs Charles Roberts Librarian highlights notable Idaho and broader Northwest literature across fiction and non fiction. The study traces regional themes authors publishers and enduring works shaping regional literary identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Northwest
Charles Roberts
First Anniversary Noted by Montana Power Company
McGonigle praised Montana Power Company affiliates and media partners for the first anniversary of the industry program. He highlighted contributions from 13 daily and 54 weekly newspapers, 22,243 inches of advertising, four TV stations, and 23 radio stations in the service area. The talk covered Live Better Electrically and House Power efforts and 1957 cooperative plans with a new promotion calendar. Guests included FP J. Lgyneh and E 1 MecGonigle at the Butte Division, with William Talbott and John Quinn of the Lewistown Division present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGonigle
National Electrical Week Committee
Cohain
Kammers
Montana
Techrical Industri Byers
J. Lgyneh
MecGonigle
Butte
William Talbott
John Quinn
Lewistown
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Great Falls
Betty Higgins
Judy
Milton McNea
Big Sandy
Phyllis Clement
Henry Arensmeyer
Farmington
St. John’s Lutheran Church
W H Ameline
Jim Henderson
Spokane
J. C Penney Co
Teton Memorial Hospital
G. E
Obernolte
Farmers Union Pendrey Meeting
Joe’s Teton Pharmacy
Veterinary Medicine Department
Franklin
Franklin Dehorning
Dekceming
Girl Scout News
Library Notes
Montana Power Company
Olsen Agency
Choteau, Mont
Oldsmobile
Deale
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