Coyote control date set for county growers
County agents announce October 11 meeting with E. E. Seyler of the Fish and Wildlife Service at the courthouse to outline a coyote control campaign for wool producers in Teton county. Farm owners discuss soil conservation district organization, with state approval and upcoming supervisor elections and petitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
E .E. Seyler
Fish and Wildlife Service
Soil Conservation District
State Soil Conservation Committee
M. B. Holland
Dutton
Harry State Sr
Bynum
Bolland
Stott
Livingston Officers Complete FBI Training Program
Livingston police and Park County personnel finished a year long on the job training conducted by the FBI. The effort involved 13 officers across local, sheriff, highway patrol and railroad police, with experts teaching arrest laws, investigation, fingerprinting, photography, first aid, firearms and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Park County
Sheriff's Office
Highway Patrol
NP Railroad
FBI
Rishlovs Buy Sulgrove House in Choteau
Rishlovs, long-time Great Falls mail clerk Gus Rislov and wife have purchased the George Sulgrove residence in Choteau. The couple, friends of Harry and Mrs Porter, plan to move to Choteau to benefit from Porters fishing tips on where and how to angle for the best catches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Rislov
Great Falls
George Sulgrove
Choteau
Rislov
Harry Porter
Porter
Gus
Harry
Belton Nyack Road Reopen at Night After Summer Closure
The Belton Nyack Road reopened at night for auto traffic between 9 pm and dawn. Work remains in progress on a heavy reconstruction project and traffic through parts of the route is permitted during darkness hours. No travel has been allowed from Belton through Glacier Park Station since June when a contractor requested rerouting. with Going to the Sun Highway opening over Logan Pass, all vehicles were directed to that route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Betty
Nuvi
Glacier Park Station
Logan Pass
LaVerne Dahlin Promoted to Corporal in Air Forces
Brigadier General Archie J. Old Jr announced that Pfc LaVerne D Dahlin of Choteau Montana has been promoted to corporal in the Army Air Forces. He is assigned to the purchasing and contracting office at Fairfield Suisun AAB California and is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles Dahlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield-Suisun
Aab
Calif
Archie J. Old, Jr
Air Transport Command
Eastern Pacific
Pfc
LaVerne D. Dahlin
Choteau
Montana
Army Air Forces
Dahlin
Charles Dahlin
Choteau Men Tour Great Falls Army Base
Choteau businessmen Arnold Hanusa and K. E. Sturgis joined Sgt Bill Ulich of the Choteau Army Recruiting Office on a tour of the Great Falls East Base. The visit followed the return of sound equipment used for the Days of 49 celebration. Seargeant Ulich welcomes further tours by local residents with prior notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Hanusa
K. E. Sturgis
Choteau
Bill Ulich
Choteau Army
Great Falls
Seargeant Ulch
Chateau
Fairfield men deny grand larceny case dropped
Robert Kolste and H. J. Hansen of Fairfield say the grand larceny charge was misrepresented and has been dropped. Hansen filed no charge against Kolste and no legal action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kolste
H. J. Hansen
Fairfield
Hansen
Kolste
Peters and Hamilton Cattle Co. Buys 8500 Acre Montana Ranch
W. M. Clark and partners Jim Peters and Ruby Clarke sell their ranch on the Teton River two miles north of Choteau to the Peters and Hamilton Cattle Co. The 8500 acre property, once owned by Coffey Brothers and Tom Givens, includes about 750 Hereford cattle in a deal around 200000 dollars. John Hamilton of the Floweree ranch near Sun River becomes president of the new company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Clark
Jim Peters
Ruby Clarke
Teton River
Choteau
Peters and Hamilton Cattle Co
Kirk
Lee A. Clark
Coffey Brothers
Tom Givens
Peters
John Hamilton
Floweree
Sun River
Chateau Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Chateau Home Demonstration club meets at Mrs. Co. W. Burns's home on Tuesday afternoon October 7 at 2 o'clock. Frieda Schroder will lead a session on using the pressure sauce pan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Home Demonstration Club
Co. W. Burns
Frieda Schroder
Pierce Takes Over Insurance Agency
John S. Pierce, formerly with the C P Agency at Chateau and now residing in Fairfield, has taken over the business of Mrs Mary Dehnert the former Fairfield insurance agent. Pierce will handle gasoline refund claims all types of insurance and income tax services. His office is in the rear of the Larkin building in Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Pierce
Chateau
Fairfield
Mary Dehnert
Fairfield Insurance
Pierce
Larkin
Grateful note from neighbor after accident
A bedridden resident expresses sincere thanks to friends who called and sent cards and remembrances following a recent accident. The message thanks supporters for their kindnesses and sympathy.
Meeting Notice for Women’s Club Group
The Music and Literature group of the Women’s club will meet Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock at the Emily Hodgskiss home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Club
Emily Hodgskiss
Maine County and City Counts Record
Maine comprises 16 counties 21 cities 422 towns 65 plantations and 386 unorganized townships. The numbers reflect the state’s varied local government divisions across its landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
State 4 H Club Camps Draw 2182 Attendees in Montana
Bozeman reports 2182 state 4 H club members, adult leaders and county agents attended 24 Montana summer camps. Camp programs covered handcraft and recreational activities along with leadership training and educational features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
T. W. Thompson
Thompson
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Penhouse Chicken
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Dennison
Smeerbury Black
Liptons
Canterbury
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Libby
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