Local Social Roundup of Visits and Gatherings
Mrs. and Mrs. John Moore dined with Mr. and Mrs. George Seufert Tuesday night. The Birthday Club will meet tonight at Mrs. Amund Larson’s in honor of Mrs. Bob Miller. Mrs. Tom Dellno of Augusta visited Chateau relatives Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Crocker and Tom spent the weekend with relatives in Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
George Seufert
Bob Crocker
Tom
Billings
Amund Larson
Bob Miller
Tom Dellno
Augusta
Chateau
Four Montana Rivers Named for Wild River Study
A state and federal team will study 64 streams for potential wild river designation. Montana rivers on the list are the Big Hole Madison Yellowstone and Flathead noted for strong fish production. If designated, roads and dams would be restricted to keep rivers in a natural state.
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Helena
Montana
Big Hole
Madison
Yellowstone
Flathead
Montana Fish and Game Department
Sientana Fish and Game Department
Treasure State
Central Flyway Council
Fish and Game Department
History of Teton County Fur Trading Era in Montana
The fur trade drew companies like Hudson Bay and American Fur to Montana, shaping transport routes and settlements but diminishing fur bearing animals. It intertwined with Native lives through trappers who sometimes allied with Indigenous communities, while later gold mining transformed Montana’s economy and towns such as Bannack, Virginia City, and Helena rose as capitals. The piece surveys fur trade impact, mineral wealth, and historical readings, ending with Teton County Centennial notes and a bank greeting.
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Montana
Manuel Lisa and Company
St. Louis Missouri Fur Company
Rocky Mountain Fur Company
William
Bonanza State
Lewis and Clark
Francis Finlay
Benetsee
Deer Lodge
Gold Creek
James
Granville Stuart
Grasshopper Creek
Banna
Virginia City
Alder Gulch
Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Shining Mountains
Famliar
Joseph Kinsey Howard
T. J. Dimsdale
Nathaniel Langford
Land
Raymer
Copper Kings
C. B. Glasscock
Teton County
Centennial observances planned in Teton county Montana
The article outlines plans for territorial celebrations in Teton county including Territorial Day in Fairfield around May 26, Statehood Day at Dutton on November 8, and a Choteau pagent July 3-4. It notes Choteau as county seat and oldest city and invites residents to craft period outfits. patterns will be available in local stores early next year.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Doris Mountain
Columbia Falls
National Bison Range
Molese
Dutton
Centennial Commission
Territory of
Montana
Teton County
Fairfield
Choteau
Bob Jackson Throws No Hitter with 13 Strikeouts
Bob Jackson, a right handed Little League pitcher, pitched a no hitter in August. He struck out 13 batters and walked one, thrilling his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jackson and grandfather George Jackson.
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Bob Jackson
Jim Jackson
George Jackson
Bob
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Rodeo Grounds
City OF
Jack S. Sangray
Public Works Supt
Kalispell
Fort Peck
Lewistown
Army Corps of Engineers
Glasgow
H M. Chittenden
David Thompson
Catherine M. White
Far West
Ross, Alexander
London
Stout and Raymer
Wilderness
James McClellan Hamilton
Hamilton
Chateau Floral & Greenhouses
Miracle
Tokay
Pillsbury
Libby
Fiy
Attice Supplies
Big Sky
Moore Business Forms
Dixon Taperaser
Itor
Bronko
del Monte
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