Bulldogs Edge Fairfield In 27-6 Victory
Chateau High School, led by a powerful single wing offense, defeated Fairfield Eagles 27 to 6. Bob Hickman and Tony Jaconetty starred on the ground with multiple long runs, as Chateau opened with an 58 yard drive and added a 53 yard scoring rush before halftime.
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Bulldog
Bulldogs
Hickman
Jaconetty
Chateau
BulNogs
Eagle
Paydirt Jaconetty
Eagles
Leighton
Johnston
Chotea
Fairfield
Harvey Hanson
Obernolte Opens New Store In Choteau
Ed Obernolte announces the grand opening of his new Obernolte Furniture building in Choteau on September 20 and 21. The 60 by 120 foot facility features 100 feet of display glass and local contractors completed the construction. The event follows Obernolte’s history with Coast to Coast and a 250 firm network through Smart Living.
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Obernoste Furniture
Main Street
Chateau
Ed Obernolte
Obernolt
Choteau
Obernolte Furniture
Obernolte
Jim Wilkerson
Jess Bleecker
Choteau Plumbing Company
John Woodward
Choteau Sheet Metal Works
Bob Swartzel
Eldon Cook
Wallace Thompson
Knudtzon Lumber Company
Erwin Peem Booklet Receives Write-up
Twilight in the Hills a Western verse booklet by Alice Erwin of Choteau and illustrated by Bernice Richem earned space and a feature in The Press Woman July August issue. The piece notes Erwin’s pioneer heritage, references the Nefhart and Wallace districts, and includes tributes to pioneers cattlemen and Boot Hill Dirge.
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Hills
Alice Erwin
Choteau
Bernice Richem
Oscar Richem
Press Woman
National Federation of Press Women
Opertight
Erwin
Montana
Edward
Lucy Dennis
The
Teton
Nefhart
Wallace
Ida
Boot Hill
Boot Hills
Limitation Rules in Soil Bank Acreage Reserve Program
The $3,000 limitation applies per producer per farm under the Soil Bank Acreage Reserve program as clarified by Leo S. Kolstad ASC officer. The 1958 appropriation bars total payments over $3,000 per farming unit for 1958 crops. Winter wheat signup runs through Oct. 4. eligible farmers must provide 1956 and 1957 production history and establish a Soil Bank base, with details at county ASC offices.
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Soil Bank
Leo S. Kolstad
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administration
United States
Kolstad
Department of Agriculture
Comptroller General
Congress
ASC
Russell Paintings In Washington to Be Shown in October 1958
The National Gallery in Washington DC announced a month long Charles M Russell exhibit for October 1958. Director K Ross Toole of the Montana Historical Museum says the show will feature Montana Russell paintings and bronzes shipped from Helena. Dr and Mrs A A McAuley and Mr and Mrs Max Hansen spent last week in Salt Lake City.
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National Gallery
Washington, D. C
Charles M. Russell
K. Ross Toole
Montana Historical Museum
Montana Russell
Helena
A. A. McAuley
Max Hansen
Salt Lake City
Chateau Montana Proclaims United Nations Day 1957
Mayor D. P. Fabrick of Chateau Montana proclaims October 24 1957 United Nations Day urging observance by citizens schools churches and organizations. The proclamation dated September 14 1957 appeals to promote UN work toward international law peace and improved living standards through cooperation.
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United States
United Nations
Montana
I. D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
D. P. Fabrick
Plans Set for Choteau 1957 Homecoming Awards Night
Choteau high school prepares a Friday September 20 homecoming with a 5 p.m. parade through Chateau, a 6 30 bonfire, and a queen coronation before the football game. Four candidates vie for the tiara: Chris Wright Teri Vance Virginia McAuley Judy Davison. A postgame dance in the new gym honors alumni with prizes for farthest traveled most children and most years since graduation. Admission is fifty cents.
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Choteau High School
Choteau-Cut Bank
Sharon Jones
Chateau
Mechanical Mule advances forest service trail work
The Forest Service bought a 1957 model Mechanical Mule to haul tools and camp gear over rugged Rocky Mountain trails. It carries up to 400 pounds on steep grades, uses dual airplane wheels, and includes built in fuel and water tanks plus a foldable camp table. 79 similar machines are in use nationwide.
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Rocky Mountain
Teton County Forest Service
United States Forest Service
Terry
Forest Service
Snappy Stenson
S. N. McKinsey
Chateau
One Thousand Hides Sought for Vets Hospitals Drive
The Great Falls Elks lodge seeks one thousand hides for veterans hospitals with all hides accepted including antelope and coyote. Clarence Grmucb notes Montana lodges collect the hides and ship them to California where the Elks Assn tans and distributes them for therapeutic rehab. Local committee members Al Bergmann Bob Allen and Bud Olson oversee the drive with Cha teau collection at Taylor Motor Co.
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Great Falls
Elks Lodge
Veterans Hospitals
Clarence Grmucb
Grueb
Montana
Elks Lodges
California
Elks Assa
al Bergmann
Bob Allen
Bud Olson
Taylor Motor Co
Lutherans to Hold Potluck Dinner Sunday
The Trinity Lutheran Church invites all members to a 12 30 Sunday Sept 22 pot luck to welcome new Intern C Richard Johnson and faculty members.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
C. Richard Johnson
Magicians’ hypnotic act thrills audience at school show
Merlin the Hypnotist headlines a two night October program at the high school auditorium calling volunteers to demonstrate cold shivers dreamlike visions and post hypnotic slips. Erna the Princess of Magic performs the Hindu Basket trick while Merlin performs a dramatic escape from a lock box as Jaycees sponsor the show.
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Merlin
Erna
Houdini
The
Choteau Jaycees
Lions Big Days Draw Nearer in Choteau Preparations
Choteau Lions push to make the Days of '49 event a major local celebration. President Gormley outlines plans to dress up the City Pavilion after Tuesday's meeting. The Lions quartet promotes the affair and performed for Fairfield Lions on Sept. 17, with further stops including Conrad next week. The quartet members are Rev. AB Gravdal, Bob Gronberg, Dr. Gordon Haiberg, and Ken Sturgis, with Janet Wedum on piano.
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Chateau Lions
Choteau
Gormley
All Lions
City
Lions
Fairfield Lions
Conrad
AB. Gravdal
Bob Gronberg
Gordon Haiberg
Ken Sturgis
Janet Wedum
Montana Commission Sets Game Bird Time and Bag Limits
The Montana Fish and Game Commission announced opening dates and bag limits for game birds. Mountain grouse season runs Sept 15–29 with a three bird bag limit across 30 western and central counties. Sharp tailed grouse season is Sept 15–17 in seven northwestern counties with a three bird limit. Waterfowl seasons begin Oct 5 sunrise, with west of the divide goose season ending Nov 18 and east of the divide extending to Dec 3. ducks through Dec 18. Ringnecked pheasants and Hungarian partridges seasons to be determined at a late September meeting. Hunters should check with license dealers and local officials for area specifics.
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Montana
Fish and Game Department
Divide
Commission
Fish and Game
Dupuyer Man Donald Parker Dodge Dies at 31
Donald Parker Dodge of Dupuyer died September 17 after a brain tumor. Funeral services are set for September 21 at 2 p.m. in the Dupuyer Community Hall. Dodge, born December 8, 1925 in Kalispell, operated a local garage and is survived by his wife Sarah Richmond Dodge and four children Donnie David Bonnie and Danny. His parents are in Dupuyer and brother Albert A. Dodge resides in Kalispell. Banks Funeral Home handles arrangements.
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Dupuyer
Donald Parker Dodge
Wilmar Kennedy
Eee Waller Methodist Church
Dodge
Kalispell
Sarah Richmond
Libby
Sarah
Donnie
David
Bonnie
Danny
L. Pariker Dodge
Donald
Albert A. Dodge
The
Banks Funeral Home
Chateau Couple Exchange Vows In Aug.30 Ceremony
The daughter of Roy H. Lovall of 2419 1st Ave. No, Great Falls, becomes the bride of Law in an August 30 ceremony. The couple exchanges vows in a Chateau setting as family and friends witness the union.
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Heaautha Eagles
Bede Bulldogs
Teton County
Lee Roy Anderson
Mercury
Ray Kelly
Kelly
Erwin Peem
Russell
Washington
United States of America
Larry Sanks
Mrs
Roy H
Larry Barks
Lawrence Swenson
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