Regional pheasant hunting opens with good reports in Chateau area
Opening day drew many hunters from Great Falls to the Fairfield Beach and Conrad region stubble fields. The state department had predicted good pheasant hunting, but violations were noted in Fairfield with two Northern Montana College students charged for hunting and killing pleasants out of season. Two Great Falls hunters were arrested for shooting swans. they claimed they mistook them for geese.
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Chateau
State Fish and Game Department
Fairfield Beach
Conrad
Great Falls
Fairfield
Northern Montana College
Havre
Justice of the Peace
Sterling DePrata
Pleasants
Hunters kill mother bobcat and kitten near Choteau farm
Three Choteau hunters Fred Barribal Jack O'Neil and Bob Gronberg and Spec Holmes from Conrad shot and killed a mother bobcat and kitten Sunday while hunting on the O'Neil farm about four miles south of Choteau. Several people also reported seeing a red fox in the area east of Choteau this week.
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Choteau
Fred Barribal
Jack O'Neil
Bob Gronberg
Spec Holmes
Conrad
Hereford Bull Owned By Nick Vlinker Wins Fourth at Stock Show
NV Silver Casper 38th a Hereford bull owned by Nick Vlinker of Chateau won fourth place among 41 entries in the 41st North Montana Hereford Breeder’s Assn stock show at the North Montana State Fairgrounds in Great Falls. Other Teton county winners were Domino Lad owned by Lowry Larson of Bynum eleventh and BP Domino 3D owned by Burch and Powers of Chateau twelfth. All 41 two year olds were sold at auction Thursday. First place went to JM Paladin Model 16th owned by John McDonald of Cascade. Second to Constant Advance 8th owned by A. A. Dawson of Belt and third to Worthy Domino 31st owned by Louis Mikkelson of Eden.
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NV Silver
Casper
Nick Vlinker
Chateau
North Montana
North Montana State Fairgrounds
Great Falls
Teton County
Domino Lad
Lowry Larson
Bynum
BP Domino 3D
Burch and
Powers
JM Paladin Model
John McDonald
Cascade
Constant Advance
A. A. Dawson
Belt
Worthy Domino
Louis Mikkelson
Eden
Lions Club Meeting Highlights New Great Falls Charter
A Tuesday Lions Club gathering at the Lions hall featured Leo Murphy reporting on a newly chartered Lions Club in Great Falls, the second for the city. Gibson Monkman announced the 1959 district convention June 12-16 at Jasper National Park lodge with a $134 per couple cost, plus two heart health films shown by Mrs. Gordon Haiberg and Mrs. Dorothy Boussard.
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Lions Club
Lions Hall
Leo Murphy
Great Falls
Murphy
Chateau
Gibson Monkman
Jasper National Park Lodge
Monkman
Gordon Haiberg
Dorothy Boussard
American Heart Ass’n
Robert Wier Bride Rehearsal Details and Postwedding Plans
The article details wedding party attire with bridesmaids in bittersweet taffeta and floral corsages for mothers. It lists out of town guests from Missoula to Seattle, notes the couple’s Roundup roots and post wedding travel to California, Northern Mexico and Las Vegas. They plan to reside in Chateau where the groom manages Wier Furniture and expect to return Nov 2.
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Roundup Mocese Club
Gilbert Pantea
Missoula
Pete Pantea
Bob Koehnke
Laurel
John van Lathem
Billings
Jack Petrek
Seattle
Rudolph Cracy
Martinsdale
J. J. Wier
Havre
James Wier
Lewistown
Virginia Cimshakl
Grace Brown
Powell
Wye
Carl Parker
John P. Palaggi
Denise van Lathem
Clem Cormier
Roundup High School
Billings Business College
California
Mexico
Las Vegas
Nev
Chateau
Wier Furniture
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Bill Jones
Nevis Tom
Edith Hanson
Bill
By Jones
Senator Club
Grace Glade
Sec’y
V.F. W. Auxiliary
Schroeder Hardware
Nestles Eveready
Friskies Cat Food
Heart
Thurs
Sat
Sun
Tues
Robert Wier
Lavilla Rapp
Hood River
Ore
Eldon
James Maxwell
Rapp
J. C. Salmond
Methodist
Rochester
Boyd Stenson
Gene Bruno
Ladies of
Trinity Lutheran Church
Acantha
For All
Glen’s Radio & Television Repair
Founder’s Days
Sweet Tooth
Pisa
Denier
Penney
Dacron
The
International Silver Co
Jane Ann
Sya
Bouffant
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