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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1958
Page
2
The Press of Montana honors Thomas O Larson for a long career in public life and 24 years in the State Senate. Born in Norway, Larson was a trusted adviser and generous neighbor whose sportsmanlike character and principled stand against controversy earned respect at home and nationwide.
The Montana Fish and Game Department, funded largely by licenses and fines, faces criticism for alleged wasteful spending and policy missteps. The piece cites sprawling building projects, excessive staff, and questionable hatchery practices alongside declines in elk and trout stocks. It urges wildlife groups to push for corrective legislation before state action occurs.
Community churches share Sunday worship times Sunday School in various locations. Trinity Lutheran hosts Morning Worship and Sacred Concert at the high school with MSU Jubileers. Bethany and Pendroy offer Sunday School at 10 to 2. Church events include Lent services, youth fellowships, catechism, and choir practices. Local radio broadcasts listed.
The service begins at 3 p.m. with organ music by Ruth Ann Swanson and a sermon by Pastor Grant S. Moore. Choir practice follows the preaching, Sunday night, with the quoted message about the triumph of evil.
Church activities for March include morning worship with sermon Real Manhood at Dutton and a Brady church school program led by Mrs. Wikstrom and Mrs. Schultz. Evening events feature Rev. Ristow speaking in Brady and Lenten services with Rev. Stearns. Choirs and study groups fill the week.
On Friday schedule items list Brady Pastor's Class at 3 35 P M Dutton Tweener's Choir at 4 P M and final Dut ton Pastor's Classes at 7 30 P M with parents invited Charles Nowlen Pastor The note adds a 1929 milestone Captain A N Parker became the first pilot to fly over the Antarctic Continent.
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