Northern Division Track Meet Here
The Class B Northern Division track and field meet is set for Friday at 10 am with participants Fairfield Browning Conrad Sunburst Cut Bank Waler and Chateau. Officials include Al Finley referee announcer and scorer Charles Peck clerk of the course John Dunckel starter and a team of timers field judges and turn inspectors. The finals for dashes runs and hurdles occur Saturday afternoon with relay events as the final race and ribbons medals and trophies awarded at 4 30 pm in the high school gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Browning Conrad
Sunburst
Cut Bank
Waler
Chateau
al Finley
Charles Peck
John Dunckel
Don Hammer
Jack Scott
Tom Mattsen
Charles Allen
Jerry McCarthy
TB Tests Completed At Choteau Schools
The Choteau public schools finished a tuberculin testing program in partnership with the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Of 575 students tested about 93 percent, with 15 positives (2.6 percent). Three of three adults tested also showed positives. Positive results lead to free X rays arranged with local doctors to determine if tuberculosis is present. Dr Lyall Crary and nurse Betty Higgins led testing efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Public
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Ed Schiller
Teton
Lyall Crary
Betty Higgins
Teton County
Prom and Banquet Prove Successful
The annual Junior Prom and banquet, held Saturday night, proved very successful. The banquet began at 6.30 p.m. at the Methodist church with Jacquie Paulus and her mother, Mrs Willard Paulus, in charge. Dean Schrock, junior class president, gave the welcoming address. Greg Whipple, senior class president, delivered the response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Finley
Methodist Church
Jacquie Paulus
Willard Paulus
Dean Schrock
Greg Whipple
Prom Night Features Harbor Lights Theme at New Gym
Barbara Brown read the class will Fern Cherry the senior class prophecy and Supt En Schiller addressed the group. The triple trio sang Harbor Lights and Karen Huidekoper provided background music. The prom was held in the new gymnasium decorated in harbor lights. The city band provided the music, and the dancers walked a gang plank onto the ship for the dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Brown
Fern Cherry
Supt
En Schiller
Harbor Lights
Karen Huidekoper
New Cymnasium
Lineman Suffers Eye Injury Stringing Wire
Clarence Pedersen a 31 year old Three Rivers Telephone Co lineman of Fairfield was injured when the end of a wire struck his face perforating the eyeball. He lies in a Great Falls hospital with doctors stating surgery may be needed to save as much eyesight as possible.
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Clarence Pedersen
Three Rivers Telephone Co
Fairfield
Pedersen
Great Falls
Great Falls Tribune
Comet Arend-Roland Sightings Reported Here
The Arend-Roland comet has been seen here for several nights since Wednesday April 24. Local observer John Robison helped note the sighting for the Acantha. Reports say the comet will rise higher in the northwest and remain visible until about June 1.
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John Robison
Teton County Home Demonstration Week Observed
Around the County With the H. D. Agent notes Montana Home Demonstration members join 10 000 in Nation al Home Demonstration week running April 28 to May 4. Homemakers salute new skills and research findings while planning a May 21 county tea at Chateau.
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Teton County
Montana
America
Chateau
Fellowship Afternoon With County Friends Reported
An afternoon of fellowship drew residents together with friends from across the county. The event emphasized community bonding and shared activities in a relaxed, friendly setting.
Justice and Police Court Fines list varied offenses
In Magistrate Sulgrove's court Marvin G. Schock paid 12.50 for excessive muffler noise. Clarence Bootham 12.50 for drunken disturbing the peace. Joe Bush Jr. 10 for speeding. In Judge Irwin's Court J D'Arcy of Calgary forfeited 15 for exceeding night speed. Others forfeited bail on similar charges including Reed 10 Victoria 10 Hitson 20 McDermand 10 Riggenback 10 Davis 10 Sponheim 15 Knight 10 Boumans 10 Weaver 10 Batham 10 Brandt 10 Daniels 55 and rest. Beshear 50 for dog stealing. Nerling Fairfield guilty selling minors intoxicants 125.
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M. Sulgrove
Marvin G. Schock
City
Clarence F. Bootham
Joe Bush Jr
William Irwin
J. D'Arcy
Calgary
Alberta
Wilson Reed
Billings
Joseph H. Kuhlman
Victoria
B C
Russell J. Hitson
Great Falls
Robert J. McDermand
Marcus Riggenback
Crazy. N. Dak
Harold G. Davis
Cut Bank
Donna Sponheim
Otto Daniels
Shelby
John Harding
Dutton
Edward C. Beshear
Nerling
Fairfield
Acantha Trophy Meet Highlights Shelby Performances
Shelby shines in the 880 relay new record 1:40 with Dodson Erbaugh Jarvi and Eickelbarner. D Nottingham led high jump with Fort Benton J Lucks T Glidden Browning. Eikelbarner Rieke G Collins Walier top broad jump 19 81 2. Discus Frisbee Genger 143 71 new record. Freshmen sprint 100 Bateman Fairfield Davis Cho teau 11 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Dodson
Erbaugh
Jarvi
Eickelbarner
D. Nottingham
Fort Benton
J. Lucks
T. Glidden
Browning
Relay team tops 880 event as area meet reports sprinter times
The text lists results for the 880 and 880 relay with Cut Bank’s squad led by Boyle Peterson Hodgson and Laudermilk posting 1 50 2. It also notes social guests at the Gutshall home including the Krauses Talberts and Rite nour from Pendroy alongside Choteau and Fairfield residents.
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A. Anderson
Choteau
Kolste
Fairfield
D. Peterson
Bank
Boyle
Peterson
Hodgson
Laudermilk
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Choteau Greenhouses
Moose Hall
Rhythmaires
M & Motors
Hanson Brothers
Second Street NW
Main Avenue
U. S. Highway 89
Union “76” Petroleum
H. D
By Frieda Schroeder
Justice and Police Court
Afowie Faling
Tno
Portis
Hanson Bros
M & A Motors
Martin and
Oliver Hanson
Jake Gutshall
Otto Krause
G. R. Talbert
Ira Ritenour
Pendroy
Oliver
Hanson Bros. Garage
Obernolte Furniture
Adeline
Model
Strings
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Obernolte
Mina
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