Legion Auxiliary News Spots Feature Hazel Johnson Guests
Miss Hazel Johnson of Fairfield is honored guest at Chateau Unit meeting as Three Rivers District No 8 president. District President to outline Auxiliary work. reports from Treasure Girls State delegates Arlene Depner and Deores Rowley. Artis Armstrong to report on Girls Nation trip. Lu Miller to arrange a musical program.
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Hazel Johson
Fairfield
Three Rivers
American Legion Auxiary
Chateau
Miss Johnson
Herman Johnson
Treasure Girls State
American Legion
Arlene Depner
Deores Rowley
Bozeman
Miss Depener
Rebecca Lodge
Miss Rowley
Artis Armstrong
Montana
National Legion Auxiliary
Washington, D. C
Lu Miler
State Woolgrowers Get Large Incentive Payments
The 1956 wool incentive program keeps 62 cents per pound for shorn wool and includes a new rule paying based on weight gained for unshorn lambs owned at least 30 days. Deductions fund marketing and promotion, with required sale documents listing producer details, sale date, net weights, buyer data, and payment amounts.
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Tocal
Society Sponsors Range Tour in Helmville Area
The American Society of Range Management sponsors a two day range management tour in Helmville and Ovando. Joseph A Wirak of the SCS notes the event is open to all interested in range management and grazing problems. The tour starts at 9:00 am on Sept 6 in Helmville.
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Wirak
Bandy Ranch
Boy Ranch
International Mountain Section
The
American Society of Range Management
Montana
Alberta
International Mountain Sectorn
Helmville
Ovando
SCS
Joseph A Wirak
Teton Memorial Hospital Admits and Discharges
Local hospital listings report multiple admissions including Mrs Elmer Erickson Choteau Victor Boucher Choteau Howard Harmon Dutton Dave Salois Dupuyer Wilma Jean Bond Choteau Obert Peterson Choteau Mrs Herbert Corey Collins Charles Malatare Augusta Ernest Folda Fairfield Mrs Phillip Doughty Augusta Kathie Babasak Billings Mrs Clarence Styren Augusta Paul Mathis Choteau Mrs Lyle Martin Choteau Mrs Ted Kasper Fairfield James Huffman Choteau Joe Nadeau Choteau Edgar Dickinson Augusta Births include a son to Mrs Herbert Corey Collins and a daughter to Mrs Phillip Doughty Augusta Discharges list Phylis DePrata Fairfield Simon Van DeRiet Choteau Mrs L R Gelsinger Augusta William Walton Choteau Howard Harmon Dutton Dave Salois Dupuyer Wilma Jean Bond Chateau Mrs Herbert Corey and infant son Collins
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Elmer Erickson
Choteau
Victor Boucher
Howard Harmon
Dutton
Dave Salois
Dupuyer
Wilma Jean Bond
Obert Peterson
Herbert Corey
Collins
Charles Malatare
Augusta
Ernest Folda
Fairfield
Phillip Doughty
Kathie Babasak
Billings
Clarence Styren
Paul Mathis
Lyle Martin
Chateau
Indian Lands Off Limits For Grouse Hunting In Four Montana Counties
Montana Fish and Game warns there is no grouse season on Indian lands in Lake Missoula Sanders areas of Flathead Reservation and Pondera within Blackfoot Reservation. Statewide pheasant releases begin with more than 30 000 birds from three game farms. A total of 39 282 birds hatched and brooded, 11 400 moved to Billings, and about 1 000 Chukar partridge to be released later from Motese farm in Lake County.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Montana
Lake, Missoula
Sanders
Flathead Indian Reservation
Pondera County
Blackfoot
Warm Springs
Fort Peck
Billings
Greene
Motese
Lake County
Greena
High Quality Seed by Montana Growers Trade
Montana seed producers emphasize certified winter wheat from Laubach Ranch Company in Dutton and Wayne Proff in Dutton. Only two growers meet Montana Seed Growers Association standards for Yogo and Karmont varieties. Demand from outside the county grows while supply remains limited to local producers.
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Montana Seed Growers Association
Montana
Teton County
Laubach Ranch Company
Dutton
Wayne Proff
Karmont
Teton
Burton Country Clubbers Hold August Meeting at Chal mers Home
The 11th Burton Country Clubbers meeting convened August 11 at 2:00 p.m. at Joann and Donna Chalmers home with Shirley Arensmeyer calling the meeting to order after the 4‑H pledge. Allicia Arensmeyer led roll call and each girl shared a highlight, followed by a demonstration on Good and Bad Cooking Utensils by Ann and Donna Chalmers. Mothers attended and helped with lunch, bringing cereal cookies. four mothers present.
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Burton ‘Country
Estate of John J. Hilt creditors notice 1956
Executor Quintin P. Hill calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims within four months of first publication at Leo H. Murphy’s office in the Larson Building Chateau Montana. The notice is dated September 4 1956 and signed by Executor Quintin P. Hill and attorney Leo H. Murphy.
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John J. Hilt
Leo H. Murphy
Larson Building
Chateau
Montana
Quintin P. Hill
John J. Hill
Charley C. Twiggs
C. C. Twiggs
Charley CC. Twiggs
Wm. F. Olsen
Ludwig Quenemoen
Wm. F Otsen
Couple from Bynum visit Hamilton by plane
Mr and Mrs Lester George and family of Bynum visited friends in Hamilton on Sunday. They traveled by plane and delayed their return until Monday because of adverse weather conditions.
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Lester George
Bynum
Hamilton
Mrs Helen Vance Returns From Vacation to Office
Mrs Helen Vance resumed work last Wednesday after a vacation period spent with her family in Portland visiting her mother Mrs Austa Vance and other relatives.
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Helen Vance
Portland
Vance
Austa Vance
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