Democratic Motorcade Visits Chateau Saturday Noon
The Democratic Cavalcade of State Candidates led by Attorney General Arnold Olsen will speak at a noon potluck lunch at Moose Hall in Chateau on Saturday Oct 13. Most Montana candidates are expected, with Miss Mary Condon John Holmes Horace Casey Forrest Anderson Lou Boedeker Paul Cannon and others in attendance. The eastern division began Sept 16 and has stopped at Scobey Plentywood and many towns for talks on the 1956 campaign.
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Montana
Chateau
Arnold Olsen
Teton County
Democratic Central Committee
Young Democrats
Moose Hall
LeRoy Anderson
Democratic Party
Mary Condon
John Holmes
Horace Casey
Forrest Anderson
Lou Boedeck
Paul Cannon
Olsen
Scobey and
Plentywood
More Teton Residents Eligible to Vote in Nov General Election
Registration figures from the Clerk and Recorder's office show 401 more persons in Teton county will be eligible to vote in the November general election than qualified for the June primary. An SN
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Teton
Teton County
Clerk and Recorder's Office
Legion District Meeting Here October 27th
District 8 American Legion Fall Meeting set for October 27 in Chateau. Commander E C Hensley will preside. parade forms at 1 30 PM from the Legion hall with Junior Drum and Bugle Corps from Great Falls featured. Banquet at 7 PM expected for about 200. tickets by Bud Moulton.
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District 8
American Legion
Chateau
E. C. Hensley
American Legion Hall
Junior Legion
Great Falls
Legion Hall
Bud Moulton
Francis Engellant
Geraldine
Claire Hensley
Choteau
Paul Kropp
Pete Paveoniti
Russell Lindberg
Missoula
Department of Montana
Chet Shore
Helena
David Shannon
Grover Schmidt
Fort Benton
Power
Fairfield
Neihart
Augusta
Dutton
Belt
Farm Bureau Meeting Set For Saturday
Teton County Farm Bureau members meet Saturday October 13 in the lower Legion hall to elect officers and review a year of activities. A 7 p.m banquet follows with Ken Sturgis as host and W. W. Lessley of Bozeman as main speaker on Youth Problems in Montana. The Happy Four provide dinner music and talent finalists vie for a state convention slot in Great Falls.
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Teton County Farm Bureau
Legion Hall
Farm Bureau
18Th Judicial District
Montana
Gustafson
Conrad
Great Falls
Bill Jones
Pendroy
Rough Fish Poisoning in Tunnel Lake Cleared Waters
Montana Fish and Game Commission poisoned Tunnel Lake to remove rough fish using 20 gallons of Fish Toxin on Sept. 28 under biologists supervision. Afterward only two Loch Leven and about 100 Rainbow trout remained while millions of perch and other rough fish were killed. A restocking program will follow. Wi-Moe-Da-Si meeting set at Mrs. Mary Johnsons home on Saturday the 13th at 2 pm.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Tunnel Lake
Paul Mihatovich
Augo- Game Department
Mihalovich
State Fish and Game Department
Wi-Moe-Da-Si
Mary Johnson
Telephone Office Moves to New Building in Chateau
The Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph office for Chateau has opened in the New Telephone Building on First Street N.W. next to the Montana Power Co office. For all services including complaints and bill payments, customers should use the new location. Mrs. Gus Thompson is in charge.
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Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Office
Chateau
Telephone
First Street
N.W
Montana Power Co
Gus Thompson
Bill Lillard to Bowl in City Next Thursday
Youth hurt by gun blast, Bill Lillard, national match game champion and ABC tri titlist, will appear at AG&G K Lanes Thursday Oct 18 from 8 to 11 p.m. to demonstrate pin-toppling prowess. Lillard is a Brunswick Advisory Staff bowler with four ABC titles in two years and a career All-Star record of 206-35 average.
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Bill Lillard
ABC
Ag&g K
Lillard
Brunswick
Pfeiffer
Detroit
Falstaff
Chicago
ABC T
Chateau
Brunswick-Balke- Colender Company
Augusta Game Range Opened for Elk and Deer Hunting
The Augusta game range west of Augusta designated Area 9 for elk and Area 6 for deer will be open for hunting from October 15 to October 31. Animals of either sex may be taken. Hunters are urged to use specified parking areas and exercise extreme fire caution due to high fire danger amid dry conditions. A map correction extends Area 6 east to the Continental Divide, not via Poor Man Creek.
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Augusta
Paul Mihalovich
Bruce Neil
Mikhalovich
Lewis and Clark County
Continental Divide
Poorman Creek
Hammond attends plumbers meeting in Oklahoma City
Tom Hammon proprietor of Teton Plumbing and Heating, Chateau, flew to Oklahoma City yesterday to join directors and state presidents of the National Association of Plumbing Contractors. He is Northwest director and expects to return Sunday after years of prominence in the association.
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Tom Hammon
Teton Plumbing and Heating
Chateau
Oklahoma City
Okla
National Association of Plumbing Contractors
Hammond
National Plumbing Contractors Association
Frost damaged wheat price support extension details
Western Union and the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee announce extended price support for frost damaged wheat grades No 4 No 5 and Sample. Payments depend on moisture content and total damage with discounts per grade and no premium for hard amber.
Winter Wheat Acreage Signup Reaches 136 Farms in Teton County
A total of 10 503.7 acres of winter wheat on 136 farms in Teton county have signed up in the 1957 Soil Bank Acreage Reserve. Final date for signup was Oct 5. If fully complied, payments would total 258 034 49 dollars. Regulators allow increased reserve acreage if signed by Oct 5 and requests were made.
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Teton County
Soil Bank
Co. B. Turnbull
B. Turnbull
ASC
Turnby
Chain-Reaction Auto Collision Involves Three
A 1956 Olds driven by Michael J Hetman of Philadelphia struck the rear of a 1955 Buick driven by Thomas Alexander Garland near the Teton river bridge on US 89 south of Choteau causing hundreds in damage. The Buick hit a 1949 Chevrolet driven by Jerry Neiffer. none were injured. Patrolman Henry Helf cited Hetman for a basic rule violation.
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Michael J Hetman
Philadelphia Pa
Thomas Alexander Garland
Burlingame
Calif
Jerry Neiffer
Fairfield
Teton River Bridge
Choteau
Farmington
Art Wells N'See
Neiffer
Garland
Hetman
Henry Helf
Ender
Nei‘fer
Helf
Democratic Club Registration Drive Brings Good Results
The Teton County Young Democrats reported 464 new voting registrations from a club drive at a Oct 1 meeting in the Chateau courtroom. They plan a noon Democratic Caravan luncheon at Moose Hall and a banquet Oct 29 at Odd Fellows Hall, with 500 sample ballots for high schools. State Rep Gordon Mc Omber urged teamwork and Tony Burgmaier spoke on the platform convention.
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Teton County
Young Democrats
Chateau
Moose Hal
Odd Fellows
Gordon McOmber
Tony Burgmaier
Power
Shotgun blast wounds Koteau man after car crash
Donald Kelly, 21, a Koteau salesman, was injured when his car left a highway near Chateau and struck a field. A loaded 12 gauge shotgun on the front seat discharged, tearing his calf. He used a shirt as a tourniquet, a passerby drove him to hospital, and he received blood transfusions. He faces a traffic citation for basic rule violations and no valid license.
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Donald Kelly
Augusta Highay
Chateau
Kelly
GL Banks
Jimmy Beadle
Beadle
Teton Memorial Hospital
Joe Lucier
Henry Helf
Great Falls
Veteran's Hospital
Fort Harrison
US Navy
Helf
Choteau Misses Blood Quota Tuesday
Mrs. Ray Bandow, chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary Red Cross Blood program, thanks donors after Choteau’s Tuesday blood drawing. Only 40 pints were collected toward a 50 pint quota. several community members had given recently and could not donate. Gallon donors and new donors are named, with fifteen Rockport Colony donors noted.
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Ray Bandow
American Legion Auxiliary Red Cross
Choteau
Ray Kelly
Oliver Hanson
Kenny Buringame
Grant Curtis
Joe Lucier Gallon
Gregor Tangen
William Forrest
Myles Standish
Gene Baquet
al Finley
Bob Crocker
Louis Cloudh
Jack Cherry
Leo Coghill
Genenbody Gale Bandows
Rockport
Pendrow
Pickup Truck Recovered After Idaho Theft Case
A pickup stolen Sept. 11 from Cedric Maurer farm near Power, Idaho, was recovered at Twin Falls and returned to Teton County. Joe Roberts, a transient, admitted the theft after a burglary attempt. the gas tank and tools were taken, gas sold in Du Bois, and the vehicle found abandoned in Shelley. Roberts faces charges in Twin Falls and the FBI may join the case.
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Cedric Maurer
Twin Fall
Ida
Teton County
Tom Dellno
Maurer
Joe Roberts
Idaho
Roberts
du Bois
Shelley
Dedno
Twin Falls
FBI
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