Power Schools Open Enrollment Set For New Year
Opening enrollment lists 95 grade and 52 high school students under superintendent Owen Loftsgaarden. First grade leads with 18 students. Staff includes Ann Menghini Helen Hickman Elizabeth Raunig Agnes Rouse Mary Gillin Lydia Heagy Russell Raymond. Bus drivers Mangold Leven Menghini Andrews. Janitor-custodian Fred Ludvikson returns. First game versus Centerville miners on September 20 at Power amid a tough schedule with Cascade Augusta Dutton Belt and Simms in the mix.
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Power
Owen Loftsgaarden
Ann Menghini
Helen
Hickman
Elizabeth Raunig
Agnes Rouse
Mary Gillin
Lydia Heagy
Russel Raymond
Walter Mangold
Edward Leven
Henry Menghini
William Andrews
Fred Ludvickson
Centerville Miners
Cascade
Augusta
Dutton
Belt
Simms
Reclamation Association Set to Meet in Billings
The Montana Reclamation association schedules its annual meeting in Billings from the 15th to the 17th, with the Yellowstone Basin association joint session to share speakers and programs.
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Reclamation Association
Billings
Great Falls
WU P
Montana Reclamation Association
Yellowstone Basin Association
Robinson Back Home From East as Mrs Howard Traveled
Ray Robinson returned home last week from the East. Mrs. Howard has gone on a trip to Portland.
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Ray Robinson
Mrs. Howard
Portland
Community Notes From Conrad to Agawam
Last week residents toured nearby towns with Mr Charles Erickson of Conrad in Agawam. Mrs Otto Scheafer was on the sick list. The Birthday Club celebrated September births at Mrs Eunice Mitchells home in Chateau for Mrs Sarah Kropp and Edith Torgenson. Teachers husband from Great Falls helped Ebert Malone with harvest as Audry Torgenson heads to Missoula for university this fall. Mr and Mrs A C Robinson plus family drove to Great Falls. Ray and Clyde departed for Bozeman to continue college. Grain cars backed up last week as harvest progresses.
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Charles Erickson
Conrad
Agawam
Otto Scheafer
Eunice Mitchell
Chateau
Sarah Kropp
Edith Torgenson
Ethel Raf
A. C. Robinson
Great Falls
Ray
Clyde
Bozeman
Dry fly vs wet fly debate ends over beer
Willie favors dry flies and a Royal Coachman while Basil sticks to wet flies and a Silver Doctor. They debate steel versus bamboo rods and share their favorite casts, ending with a friendly concession that both sides may be right.
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Willie
Basil
Set Your Sights Army Education Benefits Offer
The Army offers three years of enlistment with 48 months of tuition and fees up to 500 dollars per year plus living allowances of 65 dollars a month or 90 dollars with dependents. It promises training in 200 trades and eligibility for further civilian schooling after discharge. Enlist by October 5 1946 to qualify for the GI Bill of Rights.
Call for bids on 1935 International bus
Bids will be received until October 4 for a 1935 International bus of 35 passengers in good running condition used to haul children. Mail bids to Ole I. Vervick Clerk, School District No. 15 Fairfield Montana. Board may reject any or all bids. Sept 19 26 1946.
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International
Ole T. Vervick
Fairfield
Montana
Ole I. Vervick
Glerk
Elk and buck deer hunting regulations for Teton County Montana
State Fish and Game Commission sets elk and buck deer seasons in Teton County from October 15 to November 15 with a boundary east of the line between Ranges Seven and Eight West. Each hunter may take one elk and one male deer with antlers at least four inches. Certain areas are closed including game preserves. Authority exists to adjust seasons on two days notice. Also notices probate of Louise Nasser in Ninth Judicial District Court with hearing October 11, 1946 and appointment of Letters Testamentary to A Bernard Gravdal.
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State Fish and Game Commission
Elmer Johnson
A. A. O’claire
Sia Hi
District Court
Ninth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Tein
Louise Nasset
Louise Nasspt
A. D
Hensey
County of Teton
Louise Nasser
A. Bernard Gravdal
A. H. Doughty
Regular Army Enlistment Highlights And Benefits
The notice outlines enlistment terms for 1 to 3 year periods with 18 to 34 age range, 40 enlistment options for those already in service, reenlistment bonuses of 50 dollars per year, 20 day reenlistment furloughs, mustering-out pay, retirement options at half pay after 20 years rising to three quarters after 30, and choice of branch and overseas theater on 3 year enlistments.
In Addition to Column One at the Right
A wartime pay notice outlines increases for overseas service 20 percent, 50 percent for flying or glider crew members, plus a 5 percent raise for each three years of service.
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THE
Carter Oil Company
Billings, Montana
Og He
Ter
Mrs. Eunice Robinson
Ebert Malone
Audry Torgenson
Missoula
Great Falls Livestock Commission Company
Great Falls, Montana
Joe Marsh
Willie Wells
Basil Strube
Seward’s Creek
United States Brewers Foundation
J. A. March
R.N
Mortara Power
Jimmy
Electric Ranger
Warriors of Peace
Voice of the Army
U.S. Army
Recrui
Ting Station
Vernon
Bob
Valier
Adioa
Oe WA
Lee Ngg
Sig Ieee Cen Ee
Anna ~Pautz
P.O
Vancouver
Wash
Nue-Ovc Laboratories
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