State Crew Checks Spring Creek for DDT Poisoning
A Montana Fish and Game Department crew arrived in Chateau to test Spring Creek for DDT impact on 1,200 spring planted legal-size trout. Using electric stunning and a drug, they sampled fish to assess harm, finding no clear evidence of poisoning and noting areas where fishing is restricted or free.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Chateau
Spring
Nels Thorson
Thorson
Spring Creek
County Road Bridge
Choteau Student Recalls European trip with Yale companion
Lyall Crary, son of Dr. and Mrs. L. S. Crary of Choteau, and Mike Malloy of New Haven, sailed from New York to London on June 5 to tour major European countries. They visited England, Scotland, Paris, and countries including France, Spain, Italy, Austria, and more, riding a small Citroen and returning to New York after 11 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lyall Crary
L. S. Crary
Choteau
Lyall
Yale University
Mike Malloy
New Haven
Idaho
Munich
Germany
Sandy Hanusa
Chateau
Paris
Mike
London
New York
Land Bureau Moves to Withdraw Public Land Near Sun River
The Bureau of Land Management proposes withdrawing about 4125 acres of public land from entry, north of the Sun River winter elk range, to aid Montana Fish and Game Department in adding land to the game range. The state will administer under the Coordination Act. grazing remains with BLM until private lands are acquired. Written comments may be sent to the state supervisor in Billings, Montana, and a public hearing may be scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Land Management
U. S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
U. S. Department of Interior
T. 22 N
R. W
M.P.M
Sun River
Montana
Montana Fish and Game Department
State of
North 29Th Street
Billings
Choteau Boy Scouts Open Fall Program Monday
The Choteau Boy Scouts will begin their fall program Monday at 7 30 p m in the Lions hall. Scoutmaster Leo Pierre invites all boys 11 or older interested in scouting to attend the first meeting and all current scouts are urged to be present.
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Choteau
Leo Pierre
Lions’ Hall
Pierre
Biology institute for teachers at Yellow Bay
The eight week program funded by the National Science Foundation ran from June 21 to August 16 at Montana State University’s Yellow Bay station beside Flathead Lake. Fifteen of 400 applicants attended with participants from Montana New Jersey Michigan Maryland Washington Canada Arizona Minnesota California and Colorado. They earned six quarter hours of ecology credit one seminar credit and two elective credits plus stipends for living expenses tuition and round trip mileage. The goal was to deepen biology understanding and foster exchange of ideas among secondary school teachers.
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National Science Foundation of
Washington, D. C
United States
Montana State University
Yellow Bay
Flathead Lake
Montana
New Jersey
Michigan
Maryland
Washington
Canada
Arizona
Minnesota
California
Colorado
Lions Club entertainment highlights at Chateau meeting
Chateau Lions Club heard a varied program after dinner as the 49ers committee discussed advance plans for the annual 49ers celebration. Nine year old David Anderson played two classical piano pieces and Josephine Carnate performed Hawaiian hula with music by Robert Gormley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Lions Club
49Ers
Steve Terry
Chateau
Cornell Cafe
David Anderson
Art Anderson
A. B. Gravdal
Chateau Toastmasters Club
Ronnie Stroh
Boys State
Western Montana College of Education
Dillon
Lions Club
Josephine Carnate
Hawaii
Eastern Montana College of Education
Billings
Robert Gormley
The
Phonograph
Miss Carnate
Marcia Issacson
C. W. Issacson
Phillipines
4 H Delegates Shine At Bozeman Club Congress
Teton county 4 H delegates at Montana State College boasted a busy Club Congress week with demonstrations tours and classes. Notable awards were earned while Pam Bleecker spoke on service to her club and Jesse Malone praised tours as learning experiences.
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Bozeman
Teton County
Montana State College
Pam Bleecker
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Jesse Malone
Teton
Maureen Hatcher
Grandmother's Kitchen
Ronnie Ostberg
Eunice Arensmeyer
Buddy Pedersen
Two Groups to Hear United Nations Report
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will hear Lanore Larson report on her United Nations trip at a Saturday evening meeting. Color slides will be shown and the trip was sponsored by the two groups. A 6 30 potluck dinner invites all attendees. More information will be published next week.
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The
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
Lanore Larson
United Nations
Mrs Arensmeyer Visits Anaconda Family
Mrs Margaret Arensmeyer visits her son Ted and his family in Anaconda. Mr and Mrs Steve Snyder invite friends to call at their home Sunday September 14 from 2 to 5 p.m. in celebration of their 55th wedding anniversary.
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Margaret Arensmeyer
Anaconda
Ted
Steve Snyder
Republican Women Hears Panel on Farm Program History
The Teton County Republican Women's Club hosted Ed Wren and Art Parson who explained the Agricultural Act of 1949 and its administration. Wren argued about propaganda and price effects led by Secretary Ezra Benson, while Parson praised flexible price supports for boosting national farm income by 22 percent in early 1958 and 6 percent in 1957, noting rigid supports lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Republican Women’s Club
Cascade
Ed Wren
Art Parson
Anita Jones
Republican Women's Club
Wren
Parson
Ezra Benson
Secretary of Agriculture
Dutton Opens Football Season With Simms Game
Dutton high school starts its football season Saturday at 1:30 p.m. against Simms in Dutton. The schedule continues with Cascade at Dutton on Sept 19, Best at Dutton on Sept 26, Brady at Brady on Oct 4, Augusta at Augusta on Oct 11, Centerville at Centerville on Oct 18, and Power at Dutton on Oct 22, all games at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton High School
Dutton
Simms
Cascade
Best
Brady
Augusta
Centerville
Power
Harvesting Nears End In Most Parts of County
Harvesting operations in Teton county near completion with only small areas of spring wheat and barley left. Elevators expect finish by week’s end. Despite July hail damage 1958 yields are strong with winter wheat 35–40 bushels per acre and spring wheat 35–36. test weights high, protein low.
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Teton County
Raymond Kelly
Chateau
Registration closes soon for general election in Montana
Teton county residents have one week to register before the November 4 election. The final registration deadline is 5 p.m. Friday September 19. Registration can be completed at the county clerk’s courthouse office or with a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace. Electors within 10 miles of the courthouse must register there.
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Teton County
Justice of the Peace
United States
Montana
Jay Tuttle Earns Membership in Woodmen Club
Chateau representative Jay Tuttle of the Woodmen Accident and Life Company qualifies for the top sales production club for Feb 1957 to July 1958. He will be honored at the convention September 14 to 17 at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington D C with 250 representatives and spouses from 26 states and Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Tuttle
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Tuttle
Sheraton Park
Washington, D. C
States
Hawaii
Bloodmobile Visit Scheduled for Choteau September 22
Mrs. Jess Gleason, chairperson of the Choteau American Legion Auxiliary blood program, announces the Red Cross bloodmobile will be in Choteau on Monday September 22. The drawing at the Choteau Methodist Church runs 2 to 5 pm with a 70 pint quota. Earlier Red Cross notes Montana donor numbers are falling and urge more donors.
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Jess Gleason
Choteau
American Legion Auxiliary Blood Program
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Choteau Methodist Church
Red Cross
Montana
All County Schools Opened With District In Charge Names
The county superintendent reports all Te ton county schools are in operation. Districts listed include Blackleaf No 4 Mrs Bes sie Collings East Farmington No 5 Mrs Elizabeth Hawley Premium Center No 7 Mrs Mathilda Handy Farmington No 8 Mrs Emma Meyers Doheny No 11 Mrs Ruth Johnson Collins No 26 Mrs Ruth Chyle Golden Ridge No 45 Mrs Maurine Perry Mrs Betty Rada Mrs Milly Brown Agawam No 51 Ted Morhardt Mrs Hildegard Fenske Lincoln No 51 Mrs Rhea Long Pleasant Ridge No 74 Mrs Irene Roch Also Pendrey No 61 Mrs Wilma Jensen Mrs Jean Pollock By num No 12 Ira Perkins Mrs Idella Nelson Mrs Christine Largent Greenfield No 75 Vernon C LaValley Clinton Tracy Lucille Field Hazel E Johnson Zola F Tracy Districts 6 16 23 62 closed with students transported elsewhere.
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Teton County
Blackleaf
Bessie Collings
East Farmington
Elizabeth Hawley
Premium Center
Mathilda Handy
Farmington
Emma Meyers
Doheny
Ruth Johnson
Collins
Ruth Chyle
Golden Ridge
Maurine Perry
Betty Rada
Milly Brown
Agawam
Ted Morhardt
Hildegard Fenske
Lincoln
Rhea Long
Pleasant Ridge
Irene Roch
Pendrey
Wilma Jensen
Jean Pollock
Bynum
Ira Perkins
Idella Nelson
Christine Largent
Greenfield
Vernon C. LaValley
Clinton Tracy
Lucille Field
Hazel E. Johnson
Zola F. Tracy
Bulldogs Fall to Helena B Squad in Season Opener 13-0
The Chateau Bulldogs were shut out 13-0 by Helena B in the season opener. A tight first half kept play inside the 40 yard area, with Helena scoring in the second and fourth quarters on a mix of runs and a key passing drive.
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Bulldogs
Helena
Chateau Bulldogs
Helena B
Choteau
Gene Depner
Don Baumgartner
Baumgartner
Chateau
Former Farmington Homesteader Dies
Funeral services were held Monday in the Conrad Mission Church for Manuel Schlepp 73 who died Thursday night at the Conrad hospital Burial was in the Conrad Hillside Cemetery Schlepp was born in Russia April 4 1885 and came to St Francis Kan with his parents in 1899 He married Christina Weist there November 3 1905 They moved to Farmington in 1908 and in 1912 homesteaded one mile north of Brady where they lived until moving to Conrad in 1944 He had been ill since a stroke last October and had been hospitalized in Conrad and Great Falls Survivors include the widow four daughters and six sons plus a brother and sister and many grandchildren and great grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Mission Church
Manuel Schlepp
Conrad Hospital
Conrad Hillside
Schlepp
Russia
St. Francis
Kan
Christina Weist
Farmington
Brady
Conrad
Great Falls
Thelma Juliaa
Dayton
Wash
Ella Weikum
Esther Sutherland
Clara Richman
Shelby
Albert
Augusta
Emil
Leonard
Howard
Netherlands
Waven
Windham
Willard
Gottlieb
Kansas
Margaret Peters
Goodland
Soroptimist Club Seeks Used Articles Donation Call
The Chateau Soroptimist Club requests rummage donations this week. Call IN-6-2698 or IN-6-2920 and members will arrange pickup of any usable items.
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Soroptimist Club
Cascade Dental Society Meeting Attended by President
Dr C W Boussard attended the Cascade Dental Society gathering at Conrad Tuesday evening where he serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Boussard
Cascade Dental Society
Conrad
KFBB Plans Live Television This Month
KFBB TV will bring live network telecasts to Great Falls this month led by KFBB president J P Wilkins. An exact start date will be announced soon as the FCC clearance for an intercity microwave relay is completed. The $50,000 relay links Salt Lake City to Idaho Falls, Butte, then Great Falls, with tests showing high quality reception from Sullivan Hill.
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Kfbb-Tv
Great Falls
J P. Wilkins
KFBB
Wilkins
Great Falls Country Club
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Salt Lake City
Idaho Falls
Butte
Sullivan Hill
Kfbb TV
Chateau
Walter Yeager
Lethbridge
Rattlesnake Butte
Yeager
James Baker
Baker
Social Security Agent to Visit Chateau Friday
A social security representative will be in Chateau on Friday September 19 to provide information on benefits and qualifications. The contact point is the county commissioner's office with available hours from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 p.m.
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Chateau
Special Meeting Set For Rebekahs Soon
Officials announce a special Rebekah meeting on October 1 with initiation planned and Assembly Grand Warden Elretta Woods of Miles City to visit. Past grand members are urged to attend and participate, with details to be published later.
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Assembly
Elretta Woods
Miles City
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State
Europe
Choteau Boy Scouts
Albert Finley
Chateau High School
Fred Smith
University of Michigan
Lions Meeting
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