Anderson Predicts 1960 Election Issues
Montana Congressman LeRoy Anderson spoke at the Teton County Courthouse in Chateau to outline campaign issues for 1960. He cited tight money and high interest rates, the Benson farm program, and national defense as key topics, criticizing current spending and proposing reforms.
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Montana
LeRoy Anderson
Chateau
Anderson
Teton County
Young Democrats Club
Benson Farm
Demos Prepare for Election Activity
Demos meet at the Teton County courthouse with Charles Doheny and the Teton County Young Democrats Club in the lead. Delegates named for the Montana State Young Democrats convention are Gordon McOmber Tony Burgmaier and Frank Loch. County Clerk Gordon Monkman announced registration ends April 22 and filing ends April 28 ahead of the June 7 primary. The Young Democrats set a next meeting for April 25 at the courthouse.
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LeRoy Anderson
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Charles Doheny
Young Democrats Club
Tony Burgmaier
Montana State
Lewistown
Gordon McOmber
Frank Loch
Gordon Monkman
Track Season Almost Here at Choteau High School
About 30 boys have joined the Choteau High School track program with seven lettermen returning. Leroy Yeager leads a strong group in sprints and pole vault, with Fred Jackson also strong in these events. The squad includes multiple 10 foot pole vault clearances by Snyder Moore Connole and Asay, plus event tallies from last year. New freshman prospects and a track manager are named as the schedule lists meets from April 9 to May 21 with an intramural to select varsity members.
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Choteau High School
Leroy Yeager
Chuck Peck
Choteau
Fred Jackson
Yeager
Mike Snyder
Don Moore
Jim Connore
Jerry Asay
Jackson
Moore Snyder
Connole
Rich Wilson
Bob Dunckel
Ray Yeager
Wayne Carlson
Lynn Nordahl
Frank Jaromo
Neal Wedum
Don Peters
Dell Rowley
John Meyers
Gary Moon
Bob Hollar
Scott Seaton
Ernie Schwenke
Bob McAuley
Jay
Break‑in Suspect Window Break at Bond's Grocery
Ernest Bond reports possible break-in at Bond's Grocery in Choteau. A front window hole and a locked steel band secured door, with rock fragments inside and outside. Police chief Maurice Black notes fingerprints from adults and children, candy traces, suggests unlikely entry but will monitor possible repeat attempt.
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Ernest Bond
Bond
Chateau
Maurice Black
Black
Choteau
Nan Martin 74 Dutton Resident Dies In Great Falls
Funeral services for Nan Martin 74 who died March 16 at her Great Falls home followed a long illness. The Dutton native was married to Adolph Martin a Dutton farmer who died years ago and she lived in Great Falls for 20 years. burial was in Conrad cemetery and she was survived by a sister in law Sigrud Martin of Conrad and cousins in Minnesota.
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Nan Martin
Great ‘Falls
Dutton Methodist Church
Theodore Cox
Conrad
Martin
Sigrud
Minnesota
Wool Payments Reminder for 1959 Marketing Year
Lyall Schaefer leads the Teton County ASC urging complete wool and unshorn lambs sales records for 1959. Payments apply to wool and lamb sales by March 31 with April 30 filing. average price to be used for payout rate, expected in summer. In 1958 MT, 4199 sheep growers got 4.43 million dollars and 3424 lamb growers received 694 thousand dollars after deductions.
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Lyall Schaefer
Teton County
Montana
Burglar Steals Guns From Monarch Lumber in Augusta
About $1,200 worth of guns ammunition and other stock were taken from Monarch Lumber Co in Augusta over the weekend. The loss included 11 rifles a shotgun binoculars four wrist watches and ammunition valued at over $300. Entry was gained through a side door.
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Augusta
Monarch Lumber Co
Ralph Hollbough
Augusta Homesteader dies at Great Falls hospital
Henry H. Schaffer 92 of Augusta died Sunday in a Great Falls hospital after a short illness. Born December 3, 1868 in Hancock Michigan he homesteaded near Augusta after moving to Montana in 1889. The Girl Scout campsite now sits on his original homestead. He lived in Great Falls the last three years. Survived by widow Margaret, a daughter Ann one son six daughters 12 grandchildren two great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.
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Henry. H. Schaffer
Augusta
Great Falls
Hancock
Mich
Montana
Margaret
Ann
Fairfield Couple Announce Linda Kloppel to Howard Cunningham Engagement
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kloppel of Fairfield announce the engagement of their daughter Linda Jane to Howard Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Howard Cunningham Sr also of Fairfield Both are Fairfield High School graduates A summer wedding is planned
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Kenneth Kloppel
Fairfield
Linda Jane
Howard Cunningham
Fairfield High School
Local clerk Joyce J. Pierre wins national ASC award
Joyce J. Pierre county office clerk received a state incentive award in 1957 for improving county ASC election ballot preparation and later earned a national recognition with a $50 CSS Employees Award Board prize presented by William Kleinert, former area fieldman, and authorized by Robert L. Forney executive secretary.
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Joyce J. Pierre
ASC
Robert L. Forney
CSS
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