ASC Nominations Open for Teton County ASC Committees
Nominations for Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation community committee candidates are open for 16 days in Teton County. Any county resident under 70 who is eligible to participate in ASCS programs may be nominated by a simple petition signed by at least three voters. Closing date is Oct 27 with election from Nov 17 to Dec 1. alternates will be chosen and petitions are reviewed for validity if six or more candidates exist.
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Teton County
Arlyne McCollum
ASCS
Chateau
ASC
Rags and bedding for quick sale at Teton Nursing Home
Old sheets and blankets offered for disposal at the Acantha class ads. Listing highlights unneeded property from the Teton Nursing Home for rapid sale.
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Teton Nursing Home
Deer Hunters Warned On Boundaries In Districts 41 42 424
Regional Game Manager James L. Mitchell urges hunters to check area boundaries for districts 41 42 and 424 as the season opens October 22 inside national forests and November 19 outside. hunting ends December 17 across all three districts. The split opening aims to shift pressure to migratory deer and protect roadside animals while locating needed access to federal land.
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James L. Mitchell
National Forest
Mitchell
Upland Game Bird Season Recap From Montana Officials
Montana game bird seasons open Oct 22 and run to Nov 26 with varied limits. Ringnecked pheasants and partridges have regional restrictions in Lake and Yellowstone counties, while mountain grouse and sharptail hunting occur in specified counties. Best pheasant hunting is forecast for eastern Montana and certain valleys, ponds, and river areas across the state.
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Montana
Steve Bayless
Fish and Game Department
Lake County
Yellowstone County
U. S. Highway 212
Inter State 94
Yellowstone
Fish and Game Offices
Ringnecks
Teton
Teton County
Wynn Freeman
Flathead
Kalispell
Ninepipes
Pablo
Divide
Bitterroot
Deer Lodge
Livingston
Townsend
Continental Divide
Fairfield Beach
Power-Conrad
Belt
Cascade
North Central
Saco
Bighorn
Musselshell
Tongue River
Sarpy Creek
Rosebud Creek
Kinsey
Stephens Talk on Farm Book Sparks Convention Debate
The group plans a study of Jim Hightower's Hard Tomatoes Hard Times to assess claims that Land Grant Colleges serve big business. President Ted Kasper will raise the issue at the Great Falls state convention October 18 to 21, with delegates and officers listed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hightower
Ralph Nadar
Agribusiness
Ted Kasper
Great Falls
Debbie Larson
Vernon Larson
Miss Larson
Harold Woodhouse
Brazil
Deloris Stenson
James Stephens
Cooperative
Wilma Mayer
Dick Field
Ann Anderson
Senior Citizens News at Skyline Lodge Social
Senior Citi zens enjoyed an afternoon at Skyline Lodge with visitors from Fairfield. A birthday party is set for 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Linda Smith and Laurie Crary will present pictures from an Eastern tour. Maggie Blakeslee and May Arensmeyer host this week. next week Carrie Bagley hosts. Women are invited to bring crafts on Friday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline Lodge
Fairfield
Linda Smith
Laurie Crary
Maggie Blakeslee
May Arensmeyer
Carrie Bagley
Two FFA Members Attend Convention in Kansas City
Kurt Corey and Bill Christianson of the Choteau Chapter FFA travel by air to Kansas City Missouri for the 45th annual FFA convention. They will join business meetings convention tours and an afternoon session of the American Royal Livestock Show. Delegates anticipate changes in name degrees and ceremonies aimed at expanding youth service and leadership.
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Choteau Chapter
FFA
Kurt Corey
Bill Christianson
Choteau
Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Corey
Christianson
Lange family welcomes Kristin Dawn in Pinehurst Idaho
Mr and Mrs Dale Lange of Pinehurst Idaho welcomed a daughter Kristin Dawn born October 6 weighing seven pounds She joins brothers and a sister Heidi Grandmother on the maternal side is Marge Hanusa
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Dale Lange
Pinehurst
Idaho
Kristin Dawn
Heidi
Marge Hanusa
Former Power Woman Dies at 83 in Great Falls Hospital
Mary S. Anderson 83, of Eagles Manor and former Power area resident, died after a brief illness in a Great Falls hospital. Born May 29, 1889 in LaCrosse Wisconsin she homesteaded near Power after moving to Montana in 1910. Survivors include sons Harold Howard Jim Ralph daughter Florence Aline sisters and brothers. Funeral services were held at Guardian Angel Church Power with burial at Olivet Cemetery Great Falls.
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Mary S. Anderson
Eagles Manor
Power Area
Great Falls
LaCrosse
Wis
Montana
Power
Oscar W. Anderson
Arizona
Harold
Howard
Jim
Ralph
Brady
Florence Aline
Conrad
Charles McDermott
Helena Randall
Miles City
John
Edward Hart
LaGrande
Ore
Guardian Angel Church
Avenue Olivet Cemetery
Lewiston Woman and Niece Leave Idaho for Northwest Visit
Mrs Zona Hoeschen of Lewiston Idaho and her niece Gladys Stearns of Orcas Island Washington left Friday after visiting friends in and around Choteau and Pendroy for the last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zona Hoeschen
Lewiston
Idaho
Gladys Stearns
Orcas Island
Wash
Choteau and Pendroy
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Big Sky
Glen Stoudt
Janet Davis
Morrell
Walt’s Meat Market
Choteau Food
Acantha
Chateau Food
Foodtown
Naley’s
Tang
Nestles
Big John
Lyndon
Welch
Lipton Instant
Chili N Beef
Meadow
Franklin
Agency
John - Jay - Sten
Stephens
Senior Citizen News
Kansas City, Mo
Power Woman
City Park
Russell Stover
Choteau Drug, Inc
Choteau, Mont
Pondera, Toole, Teton and Glacier Counties
Senate
Jim Cheetham
Dutton
Robert Majerus
Valier
District
Republican Committee
House OF Representatives
Nels Hemstad
Dutton Everett Snortland
Conrad Dick Kullberg
Cut Bank
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