County Agent’s Corner Highlights 4‑H Congress Near Bozeman
The column praises county delegates to the State 4‑H Congress in Bozeman for their high marks and overall merit. It notes a recording was made with comments on congress activities and individual efforts, with hopes it will air locally soon. It also urges early planning for Rescue wheat seed to reduce sawfly losses next year and invites 4‑H members to pursue a lamb fattening project through the extension office in Chateau or Fairfield, with clubs forming later in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
4-H
Verna Stott
Chateau
Fairfield
Sheen Grower
Nebraska
Howard Cunningham
Montana
Fairfield P. T. A
Eagle
Browning
Bill DeGroot
Bulldogs Subdue Benton In Lone Big Gridiron Clash
The Choteau Bulldogs overwhelmed Benton with a 13 0 victory in a rough Saturday grid contest. Key plays included Hinman runs, Rose passes, and a series of long drives ending in Morger and Jackson scoring moments. Benton faced interceptions and fumbles, with Dahlin and Meeks making pivotal plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benton
Hinman
Rose
Swanson
Benton
Jackson
Archer
Morris
Choteau
Lohse
Morger
Chateau
Campbell
Cooper
Dacks
Hardy
Daklin
Fahey
Dahlin
Register of Purebreds Records 2025 Animal Registrations
The report lists last year's registrations across associations totaling 835,000 cattle 280 000 figs 117,000 sheep and 26,000 So7342. The figures cover four major categories and reflect year end tallies for purebred stock.
Fairfield Camera Club meets as snow disrupts school schedule
The Fairfield News reports the winter season opening of the Camera Club at the high school with Arthur Zimmerman presiding as members work on personal prints and contact prints. Snow delays football and bus travel causing a days off school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camera Club
Arthur Zimmerman
University of Missoula
Patricia Dehnert
Barbara Best
Florence Hoover
Chan Baily
State
Fairfield Resident Outlines Uncertain Future Plans
The article notes Mr. Dirkes has not set definite plans but intends to remain in Fairfield, leaving future actions open while he considers options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dirkes
Fairfield
Davison Fire Thanks Police and Neighbors
Mr and Mrs Adolph Aanerud express sincere gratitude to the Sheriff’s office and neighbors who helped extinguish the Davison fire and saved their buildings from possible destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
Davison
Adolph Aanerud
Ross Jones Marries California Girl In Rites at Missoula
Ross M. Jones son of Missoula residents married Kaye E. Richey of Vallejo California in a small Missoula Methodist church ceremony officiated by Rev. Walter Spaulding. Jones a 1940 Teton County High School graduate and 1947 State University alum served three years in the Pacific with the 40th Division. The couple will reside in Missoula where both have enrolled in the State University law school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross M. Jones
Kyle Jones
Missoula
Kaye E. Richey
Vallejo
Calif
Walter Spaulding
Jones
W. D. Jones
M. A. Wilcox
Teton County
The
State University
Pacific
Havre
University of California
Montana State University
State University Law School
Four Classes At Choteau School Elect New Officers
Choteau high school elected class officers for all four grades. Seniors choose Harold Hinman as president, Jan Carlson as vice president, Betty Jo Tague as secretary treasurer, John Rose as council representative, and G C Herwig as advisor. Juniors pick John Swanson as president, Bill Perry as vice president, Betty Phillips as secretary treasurer, Jim Jackson as council representative, Melvin Ham as advisor. Sophomores select Ray Nordhagen as president, Raymond Rowley as vice president, Noel Burleson as secretary treasurer, Jack Strong as council representative, Gloria Meisner as advisor. Freshmen elect Bob Dauwalder as president, Marjorie Barton as vice president, Flora Eileen Graham as secretary treasurer, Jack Henneford as council representative, Annabelle Cruikshank as advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Choteau High School
Harold Hinman
Jan Carlson
Betty Jo Tague
John Rose
G. C. Herwig
John Swanson
Bill Perry
Betty Phillips
Jim Jackson
Melvin Ham
Ray Nordhagen
Raymond Rowley
Noel Burle
Plucking Wings Faster Turkeys and Chickens With New Machine
A mechanical poultry wing stripper speeds wing preparation, plucking flight feathers from chickens at 600 to 800 per hour and from turkeys at about half that rate. The device has been released for sale.
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Raymond Kelly
Fairfield News
Melvin Bueling
Jack Larkin
Carter
Lawrence Larkin
Jack
Army Air Corps Reserve
Col. Sperry
Helena
Farl Woods
Tacoma
Wash
Maynard Genger and Co. B. Turnbull
Howard Thorn
Carl Tuebert
Seeley Lake
George Dirkes
Dick Brickley
Mr. Brickley
Rapiele
Mont
Brickley
Marge Hinman
Marine Corps
South Pacific
Firefighters
Ross Jones
California
Safeway
NOB Hill Coffee
LUX
Hixson
Duff
Suzanna
Edwards
K Kelly
Skippy
Beverly
Libby’s
Jell
Hunt's
Gardenside
Wakefield
Sylmar Ltd
MS Tyabe
Sunkist
Valencia
U.S No. 1
Cee Fey
Crisp
U.S
Marblehead
Frankfurters
Choteau School
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