Duck Season Set in Montana October Eleventh to November Seventh
Migratory bird hunting in Montana will run from October 9 to November 7 for the northern zone under state and federal rules. Hunters must have a migratory bird stamp, use shotguns no larger than 10 gauge, and follow ammo and decoy restrictions. Open areas include Teton county with three marked preserves and certain private lands posted.
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Montana
State Fish and Game Commission
The
Biological Survey
Teton County
Teton Game Preserve
Choteau
Teton Canyon
Blackleaf Game Preserve
Pishkun Reservoir
Lions District Governor to Visit Choteau Club
Dr. A. T. Spankie district governor for district 37 Montana and Alberta Lions clubs will visit the Choteau Lions Club next Tuesday evening September 28 with Mrs. Spankie. He will meet the executive committee for a business session and speak to members. Spankie, a noted ENT specialist from Calgary, helped start Lions clubs in Canada and was Calgary’s first club president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Spankie
Montana
Alberta
Southam
Calgary
Lions Clubs
Canada
Dutton Young People Returning to College Yet to College Attendance
A group of Dutton youths and recent high school graduates depart to further study. Names headed to University of Montana Missoula include Frieda Rosholt Geraldine Weber Henry Rosholt Howard Johnson Bill Remple Kenneth McFhae. Others go to State College Bozeman and State Normal Dillon followed by additional destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutton
Teton County High School
University At
Missoula
Frieda Rosholt
Geraldine Weber
Henry Rosholt
Howard Johnson
Bill Remple
Kenneth Mcfhae
Cora Hemsted
Daisy Flick
Helen Harmon
Kenneth Harmon
Roy Tokerud
Bozeman
Dillon
Gene Umphress
Betty McClellan
Wilma Schultz
Havre College
Katherine Goodell
Great Falls
Clyde
Clarence Phillips
Weselyn College
Mitchell
S. D. Beth
James Cheetham
Frank Schable
University of Washington At
Seattle
Federal funds released for Montana road projects
The federal contribution totaling 179 801 dollars was received by State Treasurer Ray W Shannon this week. The funds fund 22 road construction jobs across Montana and will be distributed to various locations in the state.
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U. S
Uncle Sam
Ray W. Shannon
Montana
Teton Bulldogs to Face St. Mary's in Great Falls Saturday
Teton County High School's football team plans a Saturday clash in Great Falls against St. Mary's. Coach Midgett names Hatfield Rosengren at center, Bob Gulbrandsen and Harlan Lee on the ends, Jimmy Peebles at quarterback, Clarence Bleecher and Billy Wallace at backfield spots. The Bulldogs, with Hodgskiss and Rice added, expect a full game effort after two weeks of practice. St. Mary's opened with an 18 to 6 win over Simms, showcasing speed, power, and deceptive open-field running. The locals anticipate a tough test but aim to play well and contend for a win.
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Acantha
Teton County High School
St. Mary's High School
Great Falls
Midgett
Hatfield Rosengren
Bob Gulbrandsen
Harlan Lee
Jimmy Peebles
Clarence Bleecher
Billy Wallace
Jack Hodgskiss
David Rice
St. Mary's
Simms
Saints
F A S Have Largest Enrollment Ever Sponsor Dance Tuesday
The Teton FFA chapter opens the year with fifty seven members the largest in its history. President Alvin Meyer led a meeting and the season began with a dance at the high school gym Tuesday. Initiation of Green Hands set for October 6.
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Teton F. IF. A
Alvin Meyer
Shoquist Boys Win National Dairy Demonstration Medals
John and Donald Shoquist of Fairfield earned national 4-H Dairy Demonstration gold medals for their Montana Dairy Ration project. Coached by Claude Windecker, they represent Cascade County after winning the state contest at Great Falls. Finalists compete in Columbus Ohio October 9 to 16 with top teams sharing 2300 in college scholarships.
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Teton
John
Donald Shoquist
Fairfield
Montana Dairy Ration
J. A. Shoquist
Claude Windecker
Cascade County
Montana
Great Falls
Kraft- Phenix Cheese Corporation
Columbus
Ohio
Transportation funds allocated for 1937 38 by county superintendent
The first distribution of state transportation money totaling 2294.51 was made by County Superintendent Inez Eckford. Elementary schools received 1132.74 and high schools 1161.77, with 154.58 moved to high schools outside the county. Allocations follow a pupil distance basis. Teton county highs received 654.88 Power high 197.94 Dutton high 154.42. outside support went to Conrad 7.92 Brady 23.04 Great Falls 32.91 Simms 90.66.
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Inez Eckford
Teton County
Power High
Dutton High
Conrad
Brady
Great Falls
Simms
Cattle shipments fall to decade low as prices surge
Helena reports cattle shipments this year will total under 250000 head, well below the decade average of over 300000. Despite smaller volumes, Montana stockmen will receive ten year average income due to prices 60 to 70 percent above normal, announced FE. A. Phillips, secretary of the Montana Stockgrowers Association.
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Helena
Montana
FE. A. Phillips
Montana Stockgrowers Association
Big Game Hunting Season Set in Montana Oct 15 to Nov 15
Montana Fish and Game Commission approved open big game season from October 15 to November 15 statewide with Park county extending Oct 1 to Nov 30. Deer season announced for Teton county while Sun River preserve remains closed and goat hunting not allowed. Bear season dates aligned to general season. elk hunting in Park county area set Oct 15 to March 1 with Decker Flats daily limits weekends.
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Park County
Montana
State Fish and Game Commission
Livingston
Teton County
Sun River
Wyoming
Game Commission
Dawson County
The
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner-Jardine Highway
Decker Flats
Pendroy Old Timer Thomas W Connole Dies in Butte
Thomas W. Connole of Pendroy, aged long time farmer, died September 10 at St. James hospital in Butte after a long illness. He was visiting relatives. Survived by six sons and two daughters with numerous grandchildren and one great grandson. Burial in Conrad cemetery.
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Thomas W. Connole
Pendroy
St. James Hospital
Butte
Mr. Connole
Pennsylvania
James
John
George
Morgan
Joe
Leo
B. C. Jannusch
Edward Myers
Willard James Nauman
Willard C. Nauman
Conrad
Conrad Cemetery
Funeral for George Haefer Held Friday
George E Haefer died suddenly in Billings from pneumonia. Funeral services were held at W H George chapel with Rev B R MacHattan officiating and interment in Highland cemetery. Survived by widow Laura Thaefer and two children Donna and George, his mother Mrs Albert Hafer, sister Mrs Ed Wilson, and brothers Willard and Lorenzo, all of Great Falls. He formerly lived in Great Falls and ran a welding business in Billings. He earlier worked at Power Morgan garage and helped his mother in law Mrs Rachel Beeares who ran Beaupre cafe.
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Albert Haefer
Ed Wilson
Willard
Lorenzo
Great Falls
Haefer
Billings
Power Morgan Garage
Rachel Beeares
Beaupre Cafe
Chautauqua Set to Open Friday in Teton County
Teton County Chautauqua begins Friday at the county high school with an eight o’clock opening, continuing through Sunday. The three day program features band, choirs, plays, novelties, movies, and various musical and dramatic acts, with tickets sold countywide at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Teton County
Teton
Robert Clarkson
Fred Wilson
W. P. Jackson
National Playground Association of America
United States
W. G. Dauwalder
Farmers Union
H. W. Eaton
Fairfield
Itome Demonstration Club
Harry Laubach
C. M. Swenson
Teton County Recreational Council
Gibson Monkman
Choteau Woman's Club
C. W. Burns
Choteau Lions Club
Choteau
Lions Club
Woman's Club
Unshaven Mugs Loom as 49'er Date Again Nears
Whiskers sprout around town as Lions club promotes the second annual 49'er celebration on October 15 and 16. All Lions must grow whiskers or face fines at the next meeting, and nonmembers are urged to wear three pieces of 49'er costume until the event ends. General chairman Herb Winner notes growing interest and hopes for a bigger, better event than last year.
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Lions Club
Herb
Fire near Teton fails to grow into major blaze
Forest Ranger Geo Duvendack reported a Tuesday fire near Blackleaf and Black Fork on the Teton did not develop. A CCC crew from Neihart aided by Ranger Streeter arrived overnight, then returned home as the area cooled and fire crews completed reassignment to Beaver Creek road work.
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Geo. Duvendack
West Fork
The
Teton
Art Wells
Beartop Lookout
CCC
Neihart
W. N. Streeter
Lewis and Clark Forest
Beaver Creek
Sun River Canyon
Will Be Married at Helena Today in St Peter's Cathedral
C A Franks and Mrs Vernie Zumwalt depart for Helena to be united in marriage at St Peter's Cathedral Episcopal Church. Attending are Mr and Mrs R R Mellon, brother and sister in law of the bride elect. The couple will reside in Springville Utah where Franks will run a Gamble store agency.
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C. A. Pranks
Vernie Zumwalt
Helena
St. Peter's Cathedral
Episcopal Church
R. R. Mellon
Otto Mellon
Franks
Springville
Utah
Park Marks 27th Season Hit With Record Out Of State Visitors
Park closed its 27th season on September 15 with a new record of over 200000 visitors from outside the state. Supt. E. T. Scoyen said travel spurt boosted totals while planned improvements include a fish hatchery at Jessop's mill with 356500 appropriated and road paving at 242000. Fire protection trails get 10000. work to begin after deeds and plans approved.
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Clacler Park
E. T. Scoyen
Seoven
Jessop’s Mill
Women Most Deadly The Female Gunman Rule Highlighted
Tom Carr, champion police pistol expert, told Butte crowds that women bent on using a gun are high strung and grasp the butt firmly creating the trigger squeeze for accuracy. Carr won his title in national Camp Perry contests and was en route to Los Angeles where he serves as a policeman in his old home town.
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Tom Carr
Butte
Carr
Camp Perry
Los Angeles
Manslaughter Charge Filed In Death At Hazelton Idaho
Houston Peters 28 of Chateau and West Virginia birth died after a beating by Dave Detweiler 45 of Hazelton Idaho. Coroner's jury found Peters died from blows, Detweiler facing manslaughter charge. Funeral held in Chateau with military honors for Peters.
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J. Houston Peters
Hazelton
Idaho
Dave Detweiler
Peters
Chateau
Houston
Detweiler
Carl Peters
Detweller
Acantha
United Press
Butte
Frank M. Retting
Jerome
Former Teton Instructor Named Montana Vocational Ed Director
D. L. McDonald of Bozeman was named director of Montana vocational education by the state board of education. Miss Ruth Reardon nominated McDonald and approved aides Arthur Johnson Deer Lodge Harry Kaufman Kalispell Lelia Massey Bozeman and Frank Livingstone Wolf Point. Johnson previously led vocational agriculture at Teton County High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. McDonald
Bozeman
Montana
State Board of Education
Ruth Reardon
McDonald
Arthur Johnson
Deer Lodge
Harry Kaufman
Kalispell
Lelia Massey
Frank Livingstone
Wolf Point
Mr. Johnson
Teton County High
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Lions
Choteau Club
Teton Bulldogs
St. Mary’s
F. A’s
George Haefer
Irshal Davis
Mae.Walton
Geo Tennant
Montana State College
John Lillings
Ruth Monkman
Velma Olsen
Marge Hanusa
Alva Larson
Dorothy Winner
Mary Duvendack
Irshakt Davis
Helen
Dorothy
Beatrice DeRusha
Farmington
Fileen McCormick
Jielen Gunderson
Power
T. J. Cheetham
Geo. Sollid
Fort Benton-St. Louis
Norway
Pasadena
Anaconda
Millie Baillie
Fairfield Quartet
A. W. Walker
Jim Looney
John Peterson
Bruce Garlinghouse
Clara Vandenhook
Bmvelyn Perkins
Bynun
Teton High School
Mrshal Davis
Mae Walton
George Tennant
Dutton High School
Ashley Roberts
West
Houston Peters
Blackleaf
Scoyen
Chateau Man
West Virginia
Davy
Virginia
Bristol
Tenn
Club
Carl
Fort Peck Dam
California
Washington
Wenatchee
Vincent
Methodist Church
R. F. Vick
Lee Brown
John Pfeifer
J. R. Angel
Vic Steele
W. T. Howard
Henry Kregness
Vick
B. A. Roll
M. M. Webb
West Virginia Volunteers
Phillippine Islands
China
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