Old Settlers Banquet Preview For Teton County
The 42nd annual Sons and Daughters of the Old Settlers gathering in Teton County is shaping up April 14 with Jim Dehn as president. Committees include nominations chaired by Boyd Stenson and Melvin Johnson, plus publicity, decorations, tickets, and entertainment chairs. Tickets are mailed and available from listed Young Timers. eligibility requires 21 or a 21-year residency in the county.
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Teton
Jim ‘Dehn
Boyd Stenson
Chateau
Melvin Johnson
Bill
Jones
Perdrey
Ray
Carlson
Fairfield
Libby
Hatcher
Vaughn
Sophie - Thorn
Evelyn
LaValley
Paul “Alzhéimer
Collins
John - Vani
Setten
Jimi
Anderson
Power
Bessie
Norris
Evelyn. LaValley
Teton County
Local News Brims With Visits and Honors at Choteau
Ten oe James Nowlin of Dutton-Wa Chateau hosts a baby shower for Mrs. Boyd Jensen attended by Mrs. JoAnn Howard and guests. Mrs. Pete Bouma wins 10 prize check for losing 42 pounds in six months. Mrs. Gilge and daughter Karen travel to Rudyard to visit her parents. Bertha Ator of Medicine Lake returns home after a visit with her daughter Mrs. James Smith and family. Leo Peterson and family from Chinook visit Choteau with sister and family, along with Robert Mc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nowlin
Dutton -Wa Chateau
JoAnn Howard
Boyd Jensen
Pete
Karen
Rudyard
Dale Richie
Gilge
Choteau
Bertha Ator
Medicine Lake
James Smith
Leo, Peterson
Chinooll
Robert .Mc
Soroptimists Convene Dinner Meeting at Choteau Church
Soroptimist clubs from Conrad Shelby Great Falls and Chateau met at the Choteau Methodist church for a no host dinner and program. Fifty four members attended as D P Fabrick recognized community and international service work. A youth and elder care panel from Cat Bank emphasized service needs while Shelby members discussed the Soroptimist Foundation. Edith Southard led group singing with the Chateau Trio and Janet Wedum accompanied. A song titled Ways of Life by Mrs Hammond was performed.
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Choteau
Conrad
Bank
Shelby
Great Falls
Chateau
D. P. Fabrick
Pas International
Cat. Bank
Moose Bowling Tournament Attendees Gala in Billings
Governor Don Wilcox of Shelby and Paul Miller Jim Ferris Howard Gronberg Bill Hoyt and Car roll Maynard attended a Moose bowling tournament in Billings over the weekend. The group stayed at a Moose owned hotel in the Magic City and said they had a good time. Mr and Mrs Don Larson Great Falls visited friends in Choteau Sunday and attended the golden wedding celebration for Mr and Mrs James T Robison. Mrs Larson is the former Frances Mellon of Choteau. Mrs Donald Schrock and children Jamie and Greg of Great Falls visited her parents in Choteau weekend while Mr Schrock was in Sacramento. Mr and Mrs Walter Parilow were Choteau business callers on Wednesday.
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Don “Wilcox
Shelby
Paul Miller
Jim Ferris
Howard Gronberg
Bill Hoyt
Carroll Maynard
Billings
Keglers
Magic City
Ter
Don Larson
Great Falls
Choteau
James T. Robison
Larson
Frances‘ Mellon
Donald “Schrock
Jamie
Greg
Winners tournament highlights at A K Lances Great Falls
Great Falls hosts the annual Women's Handicap Bowling tournament at A K Lances. Schlitz Beer No 2 led the trio with 1792 pins, F Fisk of Great Falls won singles with 131. Other teams listed include Park Lanes Browning, Howard's Pizza Great Falls and Schlitz Beer No 1 Great Falls with strong scores.
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Schlitz
Great Falls
Chateau
F. Fisk
Great ‘Falls
Park Lanes
Browning
Howard's Pizza
Great’ Falls
Upp’s
Shelby
Eledric
Teton
Evergreen
Conrad
Choteau
Acantha
S & M Jewelers
Helena
Fisk
D. McDonald
Kerouac
B. Torske
E. Peterson
Anderson
Great
de Arkér
P.’ “Taylor
D. ‘Neuman
Z. Cline
Cut Bank
Miller
Bulldogs Edge Libby Chateau in Tourney Thriller
In a tight tournament tilt, Asay and Hansen led the Bulldogs with 13 and 9 points as Chateau kept pace. Libby Libby Loggers tied late, but Chateau pulled ahead in the final minutes to win 63-59 in a close game.
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Wales
Hollar
Bos
Eternt
John
Roger Kelly
Gami
Asay
Hansen
Kelly
Anaconda
Chateau TA
Bulldog
Bulldogs
Choteau
Jerry
Ajay
Panthers
Dom
Chateau
Hansén
Libby Chateau
Libby
Roger
Tad Nee
Farmers criticize ASC farm program data in Montana hearings
Continued from page one the free market framework comes under scrutiny as Skelton and colleagues question why committees focus on a small farmer sample. They note ASC methods may exclude much of the farming population and say only 17 percent of farmers receive queries and only about a fifth respond.
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Skelton
ASC
Montana
Missouri
Minnesota
Bilk Sturrt
Farm bill fate discussed by Montana delegation and senators
Congressmen Guizasiernberd and a Montana delegation met with lawmakers and ASCS officials before and after hearings. Skelton said Representatives Olgen and Battin were helpful while Montana senators avoided contact. They expect major changes to the farm bill and noted strong opposition from farming-state mail to the proposal. Maude Delle Cunningham of the Fairfield Times, Bob Millers and George Seuferts in Great Falls were noted in brief local items.
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Tion
Guizasiernberd
Congress
ASCS
Skelton
Iit
Secretary “of Agriculture
Fréeman
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Reiter
Tor
Baek Willis
Auptronium
Op. M
Miri
David Buchanss
Choffen
I.m.yf
The
Methodist Church
Harold Peterson
H. Anderson
Ethel
Kary Gay Miner
Gary ‘Allen
Kevin
de Fred‘ ‘Crowe
Marion “Averill
John “Swanson Sr
Gibson. Monkman
Rebekahs
St. ‘Williams
Dutton
Howard W. ‘Bateman
William F. Olsen
Leo. Murphy
Arnold Hanlusa
Bob Nauck
Tom McCartney
Stan Rathman
Psa
Poh
Aloes
Sir Man
Riley Hensiey
Aki
BUY Jacul
Tora
Rae
Stokely's
USDA
Ceretana
Royal Scott
Van
Bolcom
Revere
Rexall
Orui
A and
Ibe
Pale
Dan River
Dansheen
Dansport
Wwe
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