Upland Game Bird Season Rules Adopted by F and G
The Montana Fish and Game commission set upland game bird rules with a Sept 15 to 29 hunting window for blue grouse, ruffed and Franklin's grouse, and a bag limit of three birds. No sharptail or sage grouse this year, pheasant and Hungarian partridge seasons to be announced later. Thirty counties are open, with restrictions on methods and open areas including reservations.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Flathead
Blackfoot
Teton
Chouteau
Pondera
Lincoln
Sanders
Lake
Mineral Missoula Ravalli
Granite
Powell
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Madison
Gallatin Park
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
Carbon
Big Horn
Lewis & Clark
Cascade
Judith Basin
Promotion Day at Methodist Sunday School Described
The Methodist Sunday school plans Promotion Day next Sunday September 15 at 9 45 a m. Certificates will be given in all departments Superintendent C L Abbott will lead the service All children without a church home are welcome and urged to attend.
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Methodist Sunday School
C. L. Abbott
Young Car Thief Has Plans Nipped In Bud
A youth at the J. I. Burch ranch was turned over to the Great Falls Juvenile Office after allegedly trying to obtain transportation. Sheriff T. J. Dellwo said he spotted the youth near what looked like Burch's car and arrested him. The youth had worked at the ranch after leaving Miles City in June. Richard Gorehman was arrested for driving while intoxicated and fined $150 by Justice Irwin.
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J. I. Burch
Great Falls
T. J Dellwo
Dellwo
Burch
Burch Ranch
Miles City
Richard Gorehman
Justice of the Peace
Irwin
Jayceens Approve Safety Doll Issuance At Meeting
At the Chateau Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting on September 4 the group approved issuing safety doll kits to the primary through third grades. A safety film was arranged for later viewing. Nine 30 gallon drums were acquired and members will repurpose them as trash receptacles after cleaning and painting. A delegation including President Darrel Lawrence, VP Donald Anderson, and State Director Walter Yeager visited the Conrad Jaycees. On Sunday September 8, Lawrence, Anderson and Secretary Harold Hinman attended the Lincoln highway opening ceremonies with a large Teton county delegation.
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Chateau Junior Chamber of Commerce
Chateau Flying Service
Darrel Lawrence
Donald Anderson
Walter Yeager
Conrad Jaycees
Lawrance
Anderson
Harold Hinman
Montana Highway 20
Lincoln
Teton County
Girls Win Awards At 4-H Club Congress
Pamela Bleeker of Chateau and Maureen Hatcher of Fairfield won awards for Teton county at the 4-H Club Congress on the Montana State University campus in Bozeman. The state 4-H club office released final standings after last week's Acantha edition.
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Pamela Bleeker
Chateau
Maureen Hatcher
Fairfield
Teton County
Montana State University
Bozeman
Acantha
Fall Cattle Movement Nears Amid Mixed Shipments
Twelve carloads of livestock have been shipped from the Great Northern Depot led by Charles Dahlin. J C Salmond sent four cattle cars to St Paul while Mrs Ruth Stetler moved two cars to St Paul. Breynard sent three cattle cars to Iowa and H H Livestock Co moved two cattle cars and one horse to Los Angeles. Dahlin notes the fall cattle movement may begin soon. A carload of tile ordered for Cowgill Addition sewers arrived and was collected. John Jaconetty, Great Northern Section Foreman, is on sick leave.
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Great Northern
Charles Dahlin
J. C. Salmond
St. Paul
Raroh Stetler
Breynard
Iowa
H & H Livestock Co
Los Angeles
Dahlin
Robinson and Shepherd
Great Falls
Cowgill
John Jaconetty
Great Northern Section
Former Farmington Resident Ben Bollerud Dies in Washington
Obituary notes the death of Ben Bollerud, former Farmington area resident. He and his brothers S Bollerud Brothers ran a farm west of Leslie Chalmers and operated the Old Farmington store and post office. Ben later worked in banking and is survived by two sons a daughter and several nieces nephews and grandchildren.
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Everson
Wash
Ben Bollerud
Farmington
Chateau Golf Tournament In Progress Lead Contenders Named
The Chateau golf tournament is underway with 27 men and 10 women in qualifiers. John Swanson Jr leads the men, Anita Dellwo tops the women, and about 40 men and 15 women are expected to qualify by Sunday. Three men's flights and two women's flights compete for honors starting at noon.
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Chateau
John Swanson, Jr
Maurice Wedum
Charlie Dahlin
Tore Reuterwall
Anita Dellwo
Ilo Eichhorn
Nora Dahlin
Golf Club season ends as men play 18 holes Sunday
The men will play 18 holes Sunday while the women will only play 9. This ends official activities at the golf course this year, though many days of golf remain for members before snow.
F U Farmers Union Plans Sept 21 Meeting at Moose Hall
The Teton County Farmers Union will hold its annual meeting at Moose Hall in Chateau on Saturday September 21 with a 12 30 p m potluck. Miss Garnet Emch of Power reports on Citizenship Encampment in New York and Harm Mellema an exchange student from Holland will share observations from the Farmers Union State and All State camps. Election of officers for the new year will follow. Sheridan Erickson of Power is the county FU president.
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Teton County Farmers Union
Moose Hall
Chateau
Garnet Emch
Power
New York
Harm Mellema
Holland
Jeulfs
Dutton
Farmers Union
Sheridan Erickson
County FU
City Council approves bids and new building permits
The council accepted Ger ald Clarke's bid of 200 for the used Plymouth City Police car. Ordinance 129 passed third reading to require post-supported street signs. They approved 40 fenceposts and two lengths of barb ed wire to repair the city fence between rodeo grounds and Bryan Corbett property. Ten building permits were issued for projects by Myles Standish Ingebord Graff Thelma Sharp J A Hamilton and J Wilkerson.
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Gerald Clarke
Plymouth City
Bryan Corbett
Myles Standish
Ingebord Graff
Hazlett
Thelma Sharp
Cowgill
J. A. Hamilton
J. Wilkerson
Property conveyances list new residences and masts
The notice records transfers for a residence on lots 9 and 10 block 47 Hazletts second addition to Joe Lucier and a double garage on lots 17 18 19 block 19 Sherburnes addition to Milton Van Auken. Additional transfers include a new residence on blocks 1 2 3 block 6 Cowgill addition and three persons for television masts on their homes.
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Ing
Hazlett
Joe Lucier
Sherburne
Milton van Auken
Cowgill
Party for High Council Members Held in Great Falls
Mr. and Mrs. Lester George of Bynum Mr. and Mrs. Frank George and Mr. and Mrs. G O Stott of Chateau attended a party for High Council members and their wives at the home of Elder Lloyd Croxford in Great Falls last Friday evening.
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Lester George
Bynum
Frank George
G. O. Stott
Chateau
High Council
Lloyd Croxford
Great Falls
For Sale Trade Offer on Russell Building Choteau
Russell Building in Choteau offered for sale with negotiation on terms or trade. C. E. Babe Russell promotes it as a good investment and open to deal. Includes a note about processing service for lockers and home freezers with moisture proof wrapping and quick freezing.
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Russell
Choteau
C. E
Babe” Russell
Grand Opening at Obernolte Furniture on Highway 89 South
Hundreds of visitors are invited to the grand opening of Obernolte Furniture on Highway 89 South in Chateau. The event runs Friday Sept 20 and Saturday Sept 21 with free refreshments offered both days.
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Highway 89
Chateau
Obernolte Furniture
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Crisco
F & G Commission
Mountain States Telephone
Jayceens
Washington
Rhythmaires
Seafoam Sue
Choteau Electric
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Unicaps
Polyvisol
Myadec
Nestling
National Boat
Darrel
Les
Bern Oltes
Highway
Clark Apartments
Winchester
H. D. Baskett
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Merlin
Choteau High School
Choteau Jaycees
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