Triangle Takes Lead In Bowling Tourney
Triangle Distributors led first round action in the eighth annual Men’s City Bowling tourney at A E Lanes with a 2966 handicap score. Sheriff’s Raiders followed at 2941 as doubles pair Herb Styren and Ed Schilling rolled 1253 to win, while Jack Rogers and Jim Delino were 1213 for second. Jesse Stuart topped singles with 652, Slanger 651 for second, and Slanger 1841 all events lead with Rogers at 1818. One weekend remains.
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Triangle Distributors
Triangle
Sheriff's Raiders
Herb’ Styren
Ed Schilling
Jack Rogers
Jim Delino
Jesse Stuart
Jack Slanger
Slanger
Rogers
Choteau Acantha Letter From Editor Fragments
A partial reader message from Choteau Montana appears to the editor with garbled text and incomplete sentences. The note references local concerns and seeks attention from the publication.
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Choteau -Acantha
Choteau -Montana
Seton County meeting derides fiscal irresponsibility claim
A Seton County Republican gathering last week featured a guest speaker accusing fiscal irresponsibility. The Democratic Senate refused a $4 million tax package, while the Republican House passed it, containing two bills including House Bill 410 aimed at changing property tax assessments.
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Seton County
Montana
Senate
House
Montana Tax Bill Sparks Debate In State Legislature
The text outlines disputes over a bill to reduce property valuation taxes on railroads and utilities, shift $2 million in taxes, and critique a Republican dominated House. It notes Senate opposition for proposing $414 million in new taxes and mentions local visits by Gordon McOmber Jr and Mrs John W Anderson, plus community mentions in Billings and Choteau.
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Schaat Ving
Ry -Maillion
Montana
House
Senate
FFA Chapter Takes Third In Sweepstakes At Glacier District
The Chateau Future Farmers of America chapter earned third place in sweepstakes at the Glacier District convention in Conrad Saturday. Members excelled in farm mechanics general agriculture FFA and parliamentary procedure crops identification and judging livestock judging and range and soils events.
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Chateau Future Farmers of America
Glacier District
Conrad
FFA
Therfarm ‘Mechanics
Jim Carlson
Roger Weist
Dave Stott
Carlson
Weist
Dave Warneke
Eddie Arensmeyer
Allen Peters
Stott
Jim Peebles
Jim Larson
Dennis
Depner
Jerry Larson
Peters
Bob Pearson
Rest home plans tied to hospital stir county meeting
Three Teton county men spoke against linking a rest home to Teton Memorial Hospital during the March county board session. Commissioners instructed treasurer Lorraine Maynard to take a two percent cut from motor vehicle fees starting March 1, placing funds in a county town fund with shares for Chateau Dutton and Fairfield based on street miles. L. C. Burns presented revised rest home plans to run east west and asked for a March 11 meeting with various county bodies and Lutheran Hospital and Homes Society. a result will be printed next week. The board also approved ten cents per school day for state aid for teachers beginning March 15.
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Watt
Teton
Board of. County
Chateau
Midney
Dutton
Fairfield
L. C. Burns
County Rest Home Commission
Burns
Rest Homes Commission
Pete Olson
Lutheran Hospital and Homes Society
Acantha
Bulldogs face turnover as next coach reshapes lineup
Coach Chuck Peck will rebuild around sophomore Banis who led with 189 points and 239 rebounds. Loren Serer and Sasser fare for senior and returning guard duties while Anderson leads the team in leadership. Peters and Gollehon exit after limited action as the roster shifts for next season.
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Chuck Peck
Banis
Loren Serer
Ward
Dunckel
Sasser
Anderson
Wis
Bulldogs
Andersonn
Say NG
Allan ‘Peters Aid
Ron Gollehon
Peters
Gollehon
Seaton
Dennis Seaton
Jimmy Scott
Curtis
Scott
Peck
Dellno
Bulldogs Face Rebuilding Year With Key Personnel Changes
The article outlines Bulldog basketball outlook as juniors Tom Delino and Dellwo lead guards with limited shooting. Grant Gormley returns from knee injury but posted 18 percent on 66 attempts. Arthur Peck coaches a young squad with B team prospects like Dick Stenson Greg Curtis Gerry Yeager and Cliff Sabo shaping up for future roles.
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Grant Gormley
Gormley
Dale McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Dick Stenson
Greg Curtis
Gerry Yeager
Cliff Sabo
Anniversary reception honors Mr and Mrs Paul R Rice
The reception at Farmers Union hall in Pendroy honored J Aaa ht Mer and Mrs Paul R Rice on their wedding anniversary. About 300 relatives attended as the couple, long-time Teton county residents, were celebrated by family and friends from Montana Washington California and Oregon. The Rices, married in 1914, raised eight children, and Rice served as a Montana state senator and acting governor. They plan to remain on their Pendroy ranch raising Shorthorn cattle and Arabian horses.
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Mra. Paul
Union Hall
Conrad
John Tschantre
Great Falls
Donald
Helen Rice
Jay
Dortha
Shirley
Robert
Lucille
Roberta Lou
Pauline Cronin
Concord
Calif
Mary O’brien
Katheryn
Virginia
Una Rice
David
Dianna
Rodger
Rice
Teton County
Senate
Montana
Chester Thomas
Pendray
Rices
Pendroy
Fairfield Memorial Notes Local World War I Veteran
A fragmented notice recalls a Fairfield resident linked to World War I service and ties to Dutton and Hoove areas. The obituary mentions lengthy residence in the Fairfield district and a service held in Abe and Moule themes. The text references years of life and a local home area.
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Abe
Fairfield
Dutton Phe
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