Five Hunters Fined For Elk Kills In Sun River Preserve
Three Great Falls hunters admitted guilt after entering the Sun River game preserve and bagging elk. Deputy Warden Mihalovic and Bruce Neal fined each $250, licenses revoked. Two Livingston men also fined $100 each for hunting mountain goats in the same preserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Grizzly Basin
Paul Mihalovich
Bruce Neal
Game Department
H. G. Clark
Frank Pepper
F. O
George Shovic
Livingston
R. L. Roup
B. E. Lawellin
Acreage Conservation deadline nears for 1951 program year
Farmers in Teton County must complete approved soil and water conservation practices by Oct. 31 1951 to qualify for payments under the Agricultural Conservation program. Nov. 15 is the reporting deadline and inspections must occur before winter prevents verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
PMA
Jake Luinstra
Luinstra
Chateau
Hospital Guild Meeting in Teton County
A countywide all women gathering is called for Wednesday October 10 at 2 pm in the American Legion hall to form the Teton Memorial Hospital Guild. The organizer urges every woman in the county to attend regardless of existing group membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
American Legion Hall
Teton Memorial
Teton Memorial Hospital News Visiting Rules and Patient Notices
Daily visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm with no morning visits. No one under 16 admitted. List of names includes Paula Barkley Augusta and many others across Dutton Chateau Fairfield Choteau Power Conrad Fort Shaw and Collins. Patients dismissed include Mildred Bjork and Roy Lease among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Barkley
Augusta
Don Showalter
Dutton
Betty Mundy
Gracia Dirkes
Chateau
Fred Scherrer
Bill Walsh
Collins
Jerry Sinclair
Choteau
Faye Udin
Fairfield
Wayne Palmerton
Janet Fallon
John Ruane
Arlie Johnson
Dale Hensley
Tom Hurley
Myrtle Olson
Mildred Bjork
Reid Named Assistant State Manager for New York Life
Hugh M. Reid, longtime New York Life agent at Chateau, is appointed assistant state manager and will move to Billings with his wife Arlene Nelson and their two sons. He begins a two week course in New York City to prepare for the post. J Lynn Baker continues as agent at Choteau. Reid has chaired local business groups and served in WWII before joining New York Life in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Reid
New York Life Insurance Co
Agert
Chateau
Billings
New York Life Co
Reid
Arlene Nelson
James
Dennis
New York City
J. Lynn Baker
New York
Choteau
Montana
French Lick
Ind
Colorado Springs
Colo
Navy
Alameda
Calif
Norfolk
Seattle-Tacoma Shipbuilding Corporation
Tacoma
Bozeman
State College
Sigma ‘Hi
Twenty District Heads Named for CROP Drive in Teton County
Arn old C. Hanusa announces 20 men head CROP harvest appeal in 11 districts with chairmen and co chairmen listed. Districts align with PMA borders. All members to meet Don Larson and county executive committee in Choteau Oct 8. Harvest gifts run Oct 22–25 to aid hungry overseas regardless of race or creed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Arnold C. Hanusa
Art Habel
William Briggs
Diamond Valley
Charles Field
Arnold Hoeschen
Pendroy
Art Weist
Joe Torgerson
Agawam
Paul Alzheimer
Roscoe Thompson
Collins
Jerome Toenges
Lyle Schaeffer
Beck
Chris Savensern
Gregor Tangen
Farmington
Roy Stott
Roy Page
Bynum
Ben Peden
Greenfield
Loren Schabel
Oscar Mehl
Dutton
Howard Connell
Kenneth Christian
Fairfield
Jack Duffey
Choteau
PMA
Don Larson
Hanusa
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Ilahusa
State Mobile Unit Plans Teton County Tour
Mrs. Lois Leibach state field secretary for the Montana Tuberculosis association led a county planning meeting in Choteau last Friday for the x-ray mobile unit visit. The unit will be in Choteau early in November with six of seven communities notified sending representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Leibach
Montana Tuberculosis Association
Choteau
Local Crusade For Freedom Drive Slated In Teton County
A house to house fund drive for the Crusade for Freedom is planned in Choteau and surrounding areas. Al Hensley noted the event will start Oct 13 with Scouts assisting the Choteau American Legion auxiliary and local businesses accepting contributions. The drive runs about a week and includes later dates in Dutton Bynum Pendrey Greenfield and Fairfield while new route additions like Greenfield and Pendrey are also included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crusade For Freedom
Chateau
Teton County
al Hensley
Iron Currain
Europe
Choteau American Legion Auxiliary
Choteau
Hensley
Choteau High School
Pendrey
Dutton
Fairfield
Stoudt Family Mourns Loss In Bozeman
Pendroy couple Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stoudt traveled to Bozeman after the death of Mrs. Homer Stoudt. Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at the Sunset chapel in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Stoudt
Pendroy
Bozeman
Homer Stoudt
Sunset Chapel
Cub Scout Meeting Set Next Wednesday
The Cub Scout Committee announces a meeting of fathers and mothers of Cub Scouts to be held next Wednesday Oct. 10. Plans for the coming year will be made. All boys between ages 8 to 11 are eligible to become Cub Scouts and are urged to attend with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Committee
Wallace Thompson
1952 Wheat minimum support price set at 2 17 per bushel
The national average support price for the current crop is 2.18 a bushel, giving farmers a loan rate around 1.99 in 1952. The plan sets a 90 percent parity basis from 1951 and ties future adjustments to parity and July 1 1952. An 78 85 million acre goal is set for next year to ensure domestic and export grain needs, with Montana allocated 5 492 000 acres and careful rotation urged to avoid disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teter County
McKenna
Montana
Fairfield Robbe Case Leads to First Degree Burglary Charge
Homer Siebert of Fairfield was arrested by the Teton County sheriff after a flight to Missoula and then near Polson. He faces first degree burglary charges in a case involving about $2,500 taken from Greenfield Farmers Oil Co. during Sept 22 to 24. Bail set at $1,000. arraignment in district court in Choteau on Oct 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Siebert
Fairfield
Teton County Sheriff’s Office
Big Arm
Polson
Chateau
Greenfield Farmers Oil Co
Siebert
Oil Company
Cho~teau
Missoula
Albert McCleod
Harvest Near Choteau 65 Percent Complete Despite Showers
Intermittent showers in the past week slowed large scale harvesting in the Choteau area with 65 percent of crops cut in the Choteau Dutton region. Pendroy saw little progress while Farming ton Agawam and surrounding farms reported better results as grain shipments exceeded 100 cars from the two Choteau elevators. Continued rain halted work and moisture rose to one inch at Spring Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau-Dutton
Pendroy
Fairfield ‘Armers
Farmington
Agawam
Chateau
Spring Valley
Zeigler Rites Held for Longtime Choteau Carpenter
The Rev. Harold Engdahl and Choteau Lodge No. 44 conducted last rites for George Benton Zeigler 88 a retired Choteau carpenter and rancher and owner of a building adjoining Holt Chevrolet Co He died Tuesday at a Choteau hospital Burial is planned at Hooperton Tl Zeigler born Feb 13 1863 in Cheneyville Ill son of Benjamin and Verlina Zeigler He came to Choteau in 1938 and lived on the east side of the city He married Mary Ann Baw in Veedersburg Ind who died May 19 1944 Surviving are daughters Mrs Glen Wiseman Cho teau Alva E Zeigler Salem Ore and Mrs Effie Weaver Rossville Ill a sister Mrs Harlan Vines of Hopperton Tl also 23 grandchildren and 38 great grandchildren He was a member of the Masonic and IOOF lodges Pallbearers were Tom Larson Carl Larson Morris Larson George Thompson Oliver Mauseth and Clarence Carlson Relatives attending included Max Wiseman Bozeman Charles Gray Bozeman Alva Zeigler Salem and Effie Weaver Rosaville
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Engdahl
Choteau Lodge No
AF. & AM
George Benton Zeigler
Choteau
Holt Chevrolet Co
Choteau Hospital
Hooperton
Teton County
Bole
Mary Ann Baw
Veedersburg
Ind
Glen Wiseman
Alva E. Zeigler
Salem
Ore
Effie Weaver
Rossville
Til
Harlan Vines
Hopperton
Zeigler
Masonic
IOOF
Tom Larson
Carl Larson
Morris Larson
George Thompson
Oliver Mauseth
Clarence Carlson
Max Wiseman
Bozeman
Charles Gray
Private Thomas Stansberry Visits During 30 Day Furlough
PVT Thomas Stansberry 18 son of Mr and Mrs Ward Stansberry arrived in Chateau on a 30 day furlough to visit relatives and friends. He has completed the AF basic airmen indoctrination course at Lackland Air Force Base and awaits further assignment. The base near San Antonio is the Air Force center for basic training and officer candidate programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Thomas Stansberry
Ward Stansberry
Chateau
Lackland Air Force Base
Air Force
Lackland
San Antonio
Hilltop Team Trophy Shoot Draws Local Marksmen
Choteau Trap club hosts a Sunday trophy shoot on the golf course hill at 10 a.m. Teams from Cut Bank Dutton Conrad Power and Great Falls vie for the club trophy, which Cut Bank has won twice. A strong turnout is urged to dethrone the previous champion and claim permanent possession. Five men per team. individual trophy also available for local club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau
Choteau Trap Club
Cut Bank, Dutton, Conrad, Power
Great Falls
Cut Bank
Chateau
Lom “Moore
Oteatt
Mey
Chateau Acantha Wins Recognition in Montana Press Awards
Judges at the Montana State Press Association convention in Butte placed the Chateau Acantha among the state’s best six weekly papers, taking third in general excellence for weekly papers under 2 000 circulation. Out-of-state judges critiqued its readable headlining and appealing inside makeup while noting scarce want-ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State Press Association
Butte
Montana Bulletin
Missoula
State Press Association
the Acantha
7Ewspapers
Texas
Chateau Acantha
Pastor to arrive soon for St William’s Episcopal Church
A resident pastor from Irving N Y named W L Milner arrives late this month to lead St William’s in Choteau after more than two years without a minister. He will be ordained before arriving and will reside in the current rectory. Episcopal Sunday school resumes Sunday Oct 7 at 10 am in the rectory basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
St. Willams Church
Weeeee
W. L. Milner
Irving N. Y
A. A. McAuley
McAuley
Choteau
Milner
Mission Church
Episcopal
Dutton Group Forms Civil Air Patrol Cadet Class
The Dutton flight of the Civil Air Patrol organized a cadet class at Dutton High School with eight cadets. The course, taught by La Rowe, is part of the curriculum with graduation credit. Regular meetings are Tuesdays at 8 p.m. under Lt. Loren D. Schabel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton Flight
Civil Air Patrol
Loren D. Schabel
Dutton Gap
Dutton High School
la Rowe
Fichtner
Dutton Cap
Crosley Contest Open to Public Says Hammond
Tom Hammond announces a nationwide Crosley “American Way of Life” contest from Oct 1 to Dec 1, 1951 offering over 1.5 million in Crosley merchandise and cash plus more than 500 thousand for churches and charities. Entry requires a true false quiz and a 50 word meaning essay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton Plumbing and Heating Co
Chateau
Tom Hammond
Crosley
Avco Manufacturing Corporation
Hammond
Avco
Focal
Sulem
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Sun River Region
Sun River
Hospital Guild Meeting
Teton Memorial Hospital
Romayne Taylor
Kenmore
Ny ‘Dak
Ray Nelson
49Ers
Gibson Monkman
Bill Bateman
Lions Club
Park Pavilion
Poker Room
Ted Saylor
Leo Murphy
Nee
State
Cub
Fairfield Robbe
George Zeigler
Obert Peterson
Episcopal Church
Dutton Group
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