Petition Drive Seeks Fish Screen at Pishkun Reservoir
Sportsmen urge restoration of the fish screen at Pishkun Reservoir to stop fish loss into the canal. A 1934 screen cost about 7500 dollars and the reservoir has been stocked with 143000 rainbow trout and silver salmon. Signatures totaled 66 from Chateau and petitions were sent to Senator Burton K. Wheeler and state fish and game officials. The screen was removed in August after drought lowered the water and canal breaches prompted reclamation orders.
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Pishikun
Burton K. Wheeler
Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
State Fish and Game Department
Chateau
U. S. Bureau of Fisheries
Fairfield
Methodist Church Notes Sept. 5 Services Listed
Sunday School begins at 10 a m with Mrs Hei Duits as superintendent Morning worship at 11 a m features a sermon titled Four Fundamentals of Faith by the pastor A parish service schedule will be set once the pastor arrives Richard K Vick Minister
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Hei Duits
Richard K. Vick
Catholic Services Mass Times Listed for Sunday
Catholic services announced for September 5. Mass at the Chateau at 9 o clock and at Bynum at 11 o clock conducted by Rev. J. F. Schulte, pastor.
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Chateau
Bynum
J. F. Schulte
Collins 4-H Boosters Club Meeting Notes
The Collins 4-H Boosters held a meeting at Casper Franzich's home in August. A O Reiquam led the session while the vice president presided. Members reviewed points toward earning a silver seal and aimed for a gold seal. next meeting set at leader Joe Quenmoen's home on Monday, August 30.
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Collins 4-H Boosters Club
Casper Franzich
A. .O. Reiquam
Joe Quenemoen
Eldon Reiquam
Powers Charged with Second Degree Assault in Mountain View Fight
Eddie Powers of Bynum faces second degree assault charges after a fight with W. H. Wellenstein during a Mountain View gardens dance. County Attorney E. L. Murphy filed the information in district court this week. Powers to be arraigned tomorrow during the September term with Judge Hattersley presiding.
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District Court
E. L. Murphy
Eddie Powers
Bynum
W. H. Wellenstein
Conrad
Hattersley
Powers
Mr. Wellenstein
Mountain View Gardens
Labor Day Closures Reported Citywide
On Labor Day Monday most stores and business houses in the city will be closed. The courthouse will also close for the holiday.
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Court House
Better Homes Club Meeting Plans and Activities
The eighth meeting of the Better Homes club was held at Margaret Stenson’s home on August 31. Members discussed the county fair and a tour of Mrs Hentges’ modern home. Esther Arensmeyer gave an illustrated talk on curtains and drapes. Margaret Stenson’s room was judged. refreshments followed.
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Better Homes Club
Margaret Stenson
United Hearts Sewing Club Hosts Weiner Roast
The United Hearts Sewing club held a weiner and marshmallow roast on Muddy creek on August 20 with 4 H boys invited. The group discussed the 4 H fair and planned a Glacier Park trip while 26 youths and 3 leaders plus Mrs. Jensen went over Logan Pass to Avalanche camp returning after two nights and ten exciting hours.
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United Hearts Sewing Club
Glacier Park
Blanche Stott
Four H Boosters Meet at Reiquam Home
The 4H Boosters Club held its seventh meeting at the W D Reiquam home on Wednesday August 18 with D B Crane acting as leader in Quenemoen absence. Parents attended and Leslie Reiquam spoke about storing vegetables for winter while Dilly Reiquam demonstrated sitting and posture. Afterward 431 girls served refreshments. The next meeting will be at Casper Frantzich’s home on Wednesday August 25 1987.
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Collins 4-H Boosters Club
W D. Reiquam
Eldon Reiquam
Porter Bench 4H Club Sets Sep 3 Meeting
Porter Bench 4-H members met at Rice's on Friday August 27 to discuss the fair and plan another gathering for Friday September 3 to determine what to exhibit. Reporter Ray Tumblin notes the meeting and agenda.
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Porter Bench 4-H Club
Rice’s
Rmine
Deliberate Vandalism at Teton County High Dormitory
Police respond to vandalism at the Teton County High School dormitory. Basements kitchen items shattered and crates of food belonging to Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Moore were opened and damaged. Janitor Lee Brown found the scene Monday and authorities launched a full investigation.
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Law
Teton County High School
Wilson Moore
Lee Brown
Slaughter Line Debate Prompts Yellowstone Park Meeting
State Fish and Game commissioners plan to end the annual slaughter line near Gardner entrance of Yellowstone Park. At the September 18 Livingston meeting they will discuss reducing herd size as winter feeds drive drift lines. Upland bird seasons will also be set.
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State
Pish and Game Commission
Gardner
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Jardine-Gardner
Montana Employers awarded extra time to pay unemployment tax
Barclay Craighead, state director, announced a further extension for Montana employers to pay unemployment insurance tax. The Unemployment Insurance Benefit Fund has accumulated nearly $1,000,000 and becomes effective in two years. Payments for the first half were due July 10, with no penalties allowed until September 10.
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Montana
Barclay Craighead
State
Craighead
Bald Eagle as National Emblem Sparks Moral Debate
The piece recounts the bald eagle as the United States emblem chosen for the great seal in 1782 and notes Benjamin Franklin’s 1784 critique that the eagle has poor moral character. Franklin laments his bird’s laziness and cowardice, contrasting it with the industrious fishing hawk and a turkey as an alternative.
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United States
Continental Congress
William Barton
Philadelphia
Arton
Charles Thomson
Congress
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Goshawk Noted For Intelligence And Instinct
The Montreal Herald reports that falcon birds like the goshawk show remarkable intelligence and memory for old haunts. They adapt quickly to new conditions unlike many birds and are hard to observe due to their carnivorous nature, with no closed season for destruction in its native range.
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Goshawk
Ores
Montreal Herald
Indios Duel Ends in Tragic Bloodshed in Van Wert
In Van Wert county Ohio two young Indians fought to the death over a maiden in a ritual duel. Bound with left hands, they used knives while spinning on a blanket. Both were wounded badly and collapsed from exhaustion and loss of blood, dying in front of the tribe.
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van Wert
Ohio
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L. A. Taylor Garage
FORD
Johnson
Schilling
Prunes
Pearl
Fancy Bartlett
Montco
Mazda
Montana Power
Patricia. Moulton
United Hearts
4H Boosters Club
Ray Tumblin
Choteau Drug CO
Gus Thompson
Choteau
L. C. Thirkill
Hansen Apts
Cora Cohoe
Russell Mellon
Hartwick Nelson
F. M. Blazer
Hone
Acantha
Deep Creek
Joe Knudtzon
Hanson Auto Training School
Fargo
North
Dakota
Oe Saas
Beral
Packard
H. L ‘Stafford
Mont
Hampshire
Harry Odenwald
International
Clarence Freesene
Martin Rose
Choteau Implement Co
Hereford
G. Jermerson
Brady
Connor Apts
Art Bagkey
N. W. Edwards
B. A
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