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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1955

Page

3

Fairfield News Roundup Highlights Local Visits and Milestones

Fairfield residents share travel breaks visiting California and Arizona relatives. Local families reunite over a spring dinner in Great Falls. Chet Hartz shifts to Wyoming on business. Connie Boehm wed Vern Weis. she plans to graduate from Eastern Montana College in June and reside in Hardin. Cathie Roney marks first birthday.

L. G. Baldwin el Cajon Calif Phoenix Ariz Ralph Eastwood Mark Pendleton Martha Jack Hilling Glen Ewald Great Falls Chet Hartz Wyoming Vern Mayo Alfred Crawshaw Donald McCann Havre Harry Lee Glen McCann Constance Boehm Arthur Boehm Fairfield Hysham Vern Weis Scobey Connie Eastern Montana College Hardin Cathie Roney

Blizzard Surprise Sways Small Town Newsroom

Pendroy Field reports a sudden blizzard waking residents to wind and snow with no serious incidents. Roy Johns visited Great Falls and saw his doctor. Ira Ritenour traveled to Conrad and checked on J. C. Price in hospital as his wife visited others. Nettie McDonald spent the weekend with Bob and Rae McDonald in Choteau.

Roy Johns Great Falls Roy Ira Ritenour Conrad Ritenour J. C. Price

Public card party and community notices from Conrad

Miss Margie Ackers visits her aunt in town. A public card party is set for Saturday April 9 at the FU hall with pinochle 500 and canasta and prizes. FU Oil stockholders meet March 26, and officers directors are elected. Visitors and social events noted with community fondness.

Margie Ackers Conrad James Urich F.U. Hall William Earles FU Oil Company FU Hall Babcock of Great Falls Charles Field Clarence Rose Paul Rice Way Halvorson

Speed law violators key factor in fatal crashes now

Thirty percent of drivers in fatal accidents last year were speeding. Slow down and live. Safe motoring is happy motoring.

Card of Thanks for Surprise Birthday and Going Away

Pat Barrett thanks hostesses and friends for a Friday afternoon surprise birthday and going away party and for the lovely gifts.

Pat Barrett

Gratitude for Kindness After Bereavement

We express thanks for the kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Thanks to Rev. and Mrs. Powell and Rev. and Mrs. Moore for comfort. Appreciation extends to Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Averill, the Pendroy choir and Mr. Gronberg for music.

Powell Moore Swanson Averill Pendroy Gronberg Pallboaers McAuley Ralph Larson W. J. Earles Herman Earles Emerson Earles Billy Howard Balen S. R. Nelson Robert Nelson Marion

John Willard Named To Publicity Post

John Willard, Helena newspaperman, is named director of public relations for the Montana Railroad Association. The association will open permanent offices April 1 in Helena to improve ties between major rail carriers and Montanans. Willard, 39, has 13 years as a state Capitol reporter and a journalism degree from MSU. He is married with two sons and a daughter.

Billings W. J. Jameson Montana Railroad Assection Helena John Willard Jameson Montana Opera Montana Railroad Association Willard Northern Pacific Railway Great Northern Railway Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railway Union Pacific Railroad Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Augusta Montana State College Bozeman Montana State University Missoula Great Fall Tribune Montana Record Herald Havre

Research warns weed quality risks in seed and thistle impact

County Agent reports 139 seed samples show only 15.1 percent fit for seed with 78 noxious weed samples. Canadian thistles sharply cut yields in small plots from 16 to 7 bushels per acre as thistle counts rise, spanning winter and spring wheat, barley and oats under irrigated and dryland conditions.

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