Montana Wheat Growers Sign Up for 1962 Stabilization Program
After two weeks 1 219 Montana wheat growers indicate intent to participate in the 1962 Wheat Stabilization Program. McKenna says Oct 19 reports show nearly 46 000 acres diverted from wheat production next year with signup running Oct 9 to Dec 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. J. McKenna
Bozeman
State Agricultural and Conservation Committee
McKenna
Teton County
ASCS
Smith Holds First Wildlife Forum Here
Eldon Smith of Montana State College opened a wildlife forum series in Chateau, outlining that habitat management, not game control, governs wildlife. He stressed the need to base policy on facts and explained how civilization changes affect habitats, with sessions to cover soils, ranges, and wildlife interactions across four towns in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Eldon Smith
Montana State College
Bozeman
Smith
Eldon
Bruce Cohoe Named State Assistant Attorney General in Washington
Bruce Walter Cohoe aged 24 of Seattle was appointed assistant attorney general by Washington Attorney General O'Connell after graduating from the University of Washington Law School in June and being admitted to the bar on September 12. Mrs. Walter Cohoe notes the family has been in Seattle 20 years and that Cohoe is married with a four month old son. Jeanne Cohoe and family also live in Seattle, while Mrs. Cora Cohoe, a longtime piano teacher here, is 86 and in poor health this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Walter Cohoe
Walter Cohoe
Seattle
O'Connell
Washington
University of Washington Law School
Cohoe
Walter. Cohoe
Bruce
Cohoes
Jeanne
Cora Cohoe
Former Resident Raymond F Gray Dies in Missoula
Raymond F. Gray, 61, a Missoula attorney since 1956 and former resident of Rowan, died Saturday night. Born September 2, 1900 in Chateau, he worked on the Bynum dam and began his law practice at Rowan in 1946 before moving to Missoula. Survived by widow, son James R., three daughters Shirley Torgerson Sylvia McDonald and Sue Ann Caplin, all Missoula, a brother Irving, and several relatives in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond F. Gray
Missoula
Gray
Chateau
Bynum
Rowan
James R
Shirley Torgerson
Sylvia McDonald
Sue Ann ‘Caplin
Irving
Choteau
Weather Puzzle Unearths Mrs Emma Visit Details
Fragmentary OCR describes a visit by Mrs Emma to an Ontario site with references to MedtieG and Mrs Lowell. No clear date or event, other bits inconclusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma
Medtieg
49 Year Railroad Conductor Latimer Lindh Retires Nov 1
Latimer Lindh a 69 year old Great Northern railroad veteran of 49 years retires November 1 after serving as conductor on the Western Star route from Great Falls to Whitefish and Laurel run. Born in Tower Minnesota in 187? he moved to Montana in 1912 and began as a clerk then promoted to conductor. He recalls a fatal head on crash near Havre in 50 below zero weather. Lindh plans extensive fishing and travel with his wife and holds lifetime railroad passes. They have two children Mrs Malcolm Lussenden of Chateau and Latimer Lindh Jr of Billings plus three daughters and three sons and many grandchildren.
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Western Star
Great Falls
Whitefish
Laurel
Havre
Lindh
Lindhs
Malcolm Lussenden
Chateau
Latimer’ Jr
Billings
Lussendens
Latimer Lindh’ Jra
Guthrie Leads November Country Beautiful Feature
A. B. Guthrie of Choteau writes the leading article in Country Beautiful's November issue. The piece, Who Was Peter Saddler, tells of sheep herders in the Choteau area and notes Saddler's burial in the local cemetery. The magazine, published by Country Beautiful of Elm Grove Wisconsin, includes numerous illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Country Beautiful
A. B. Guthrie
Peter Saddler
Choteau
Elm Grove
Wis
Final Six Weeks Programs Listed for Local Area
Six week schedule outlines remaining programs from a 13 week radio series for parents. Topics include Guidance and Counseling, Studies, Teaching School Construction, and Level Courses in High School. Dates provided in the listing reflect upcoming sessions and topics.
Shelby to host Northern Class B basketball tournament
Shelby awarded the Northern Class B state tournament to be held the last week in February marking their first state B meet site in 14 years. Cut Bank will host the state B meet with eight teams and 1962 regional committee appointments announced for Boy Scouts of America Region 11 in Yakima Washington.
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Great Falls
Shelby
Cut Bank
Northern Loop
Browning
Conrad
Chateau
Fairfield
Sunburst
Walier
Southwestern
Northwestern
Bulldogs End Season With 28-6 Victory Over Conrad Cowboys
The Choteau Bulldogs closed the 1961 football campaign with a 28-6 win at Conrad, their first over the Cowboys since 1957. Dan Hansen and Ray Yeager powered the attack while a tough defense stifled Conrad after an early touchdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau Bulldogs
Conrad Cowboys
Conrad
Choteau
Tony” “Jaconetty
Bob Hickman
Bulldogs
Cut Bank Wolves
Fort Benton Longhorns
Chinook
Shelby
Malta
Conirad
Fort Benton
Browning
Jerry d
Jovan
Cowboys
Senden
Welker
Cowboy
Dan Hansen
Teton Receives 2741 From National Forest Receipts
Montana counties will get 511 426 for fiscal year 1961 from national forest receipts. The Lewis and Clark area will distribute 21 710 89 among Cascade Chouteau Fergus Glacier Golden Valley Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Meagher Park Phillips Pondera Sweet Grass Teton Wheatland with Teton getting 2 741 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
George F. Roskie
Lewis’ &, Clark National Forest
U. S. ‘Treasury
Montfecal
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Cascade
Chouteau
Fergus
Glacier
Golden Valley
Judith Basin
Lewis & Clark
Lowe Construction Wins Hillcrest Homes Bid in Bozeman
Lowe Construction Co of Billings won the Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Board contract for Hillcrest Retirement Homes, a $1.745 million project to be built by summer 1963. The first Montana retirement home, the project includes offices chapel library lounge gardens and aims to serve elderly residents without stigma while offering affordable living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillcrest
ONS
Bozeman
Lowe -Construction Co
Billings
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
United States
Carroll
W .Henderson
Hillcrest Homes
Althore
Montana
Legion District Meet Saturday At Cascade
Cascade hosts the Legion District No. 8 fall meeting with about 200 Legionnaires and auxiliary members expected. The central Montana district has roughly 1600 Legionnaires in 11 posts including Great Falls Cascade Chateau Fort Benton Augusta Dutton Fairfield Belt Geraldine Power and Fort Shaw. Fort Shaw commander Norris will lead Legion business and discuss upcoming programs and projects while state officers attend.
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Cascade
Franklin van Atta
American Legion
Legion
van Atta
Montana
Great’ Falls
Chateau
Benton
Augusta
Dutton
Fairfield
Belt
Geraldine
Shaw
Harold
Norris
Fort. Shaw
Sesdisc
The
Senior Class to Stage Comedy as Annual Play
The senior class presents a three act farce If Mother Only Knew on Friday November 17 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Mrs Maxwell a busy mother and wife faces comic mix ups on her 20th wedding anniversary. Heuer Publishing Co Cedar Rapids Ta backs the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxwell
the Heuer’ Publishing Co
Cedar: Rapids, Ta
Nominating Petitions Open for ASC Committees
Farmers and ranchers must file or mail petitions by November 6 to nominate candidates for ASC committees. Each community aims for ten nominees, with ballots mailed to known voters to choose five.
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ASC
Lyall Schaefer
Texton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Chateau Ore
Department of Agriculture
Schaefer
Education Week Plans At Choteau Schools
Choteau schools announce American Education Week activities with parent teacher conference scheduling by appointment at the high school on November 7 8 and an open house at Chateau elementary November 8 from 7 to 9 p m. Supt Schiller invites parents to call IN 6 2330 to arrange 15 minute sessions and notes a February conference period if response is strong.
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Choteau School
Choteau High School
Ed Schiller
Chateau Acantha
Supt
Schiller
Chateau
Lovely Americans trip to Europe highlighted by CARE visit
J Burr Huffman and Mrs Huffman join a group of 109 Americans touring Europe to visit CARE installations. Miss Beatrice Whitman, author of The Lovely Americans article, notes warm welcomes and friendships formed across language and culture. Edward Dirkes former power resident dies in Lewiston Idaho on Oct 22 1948. Survivors include widow and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Huffman
Acantha
United States
Europe
Huffman
Ma Ardis ‘Whitman
America
Miss Whitman
Krikellon
Greece
Miss ‘Whitman
Edward Dirkes
Power
Lewiston
Ida
Dirkes
Idaho
Minneapolis
Northern Pacific
Grain Growers Elect Delegates To Convention
The Teton County Grain Growers held a meeting in the court room on Monday, Oct. 30, electing delegates to the state convention in Great Falls on Nov. 6, 7 and 8. Delegates include James Stephens and Harry Laubach of Dutton, Marion Averill of Collins, Darwin Crane of Choteau, Bob Rekquam and Faltin Kolste of Fairfield, with alternates Jayle, Standish, Art Anderson and Pete Boama. The group aims to promote research and market promotion and will not take stands on bushelage allotments or two price systems. All interested persons are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton
James Stephens
Harry Laubach
Dutton
Marion Averill
Collins
Darwin Crane Choteau
Bob Rekquam
Fairfield
Faltin Kolste
Jayle
Standish
Art
Art Anderson
Pete Boa
Chateau High School Noted for Above Average Science Club Work
Supt. Ed Schiller reports a letter from the Department of Health Education and Welfare naming Chateau High School for above average youth activity in science. Washington will receive a three paragraph description of Echoes of Einstein Science Club work prepared by instructor Al Finley. The study cites support from Public Law 85 875 of 1958 to strengthen science clubs and related activities in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Schiller
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington, D.C
Chateau High School
Office of Education
al Finley
Einstein ‘Science Club
Washington
J. Dan Hull
Future Farmers of America
Fire Pilots tale features Emery Crocker and aerial firefighting
The Saturday Evening Post for Nov 4 highlights Emery Crocker, a Forest Service firefighting pilot in Arizona, as a main figure in Elmont Waite’s piece. Waite describes a practice ride in a T 34 and notes the dangers of aerial fire fighting and the rough experiences of the pilots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Crocker
Saturday Evening Post
Emery Crocker
Elmont Waite
Waite
Arizona
Crocker
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Tial
Bruce Cohoe
Raymond F. ‘Gray
Guthrie ‘Story
Os Oni Ik Se Ovee Co
Arnold C. Hanusa
National Council
Vernon Forbes
Albert E. Iverson
Walter W. Straley
Don Eldridge
Martin C. Britz
Yakima
Larson Art Gallery
California Landscape Dis
Teton’s
Forest Service
Lowe-Construction Company
Legion District
Choteau‘'Jaycees
Ase
Anes
Urica
Ema
J. Burr Huffmans
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