Montana Fish and Game Arrests on Violation Charges
January report lists 131 violators arrested by Fish and Game officers for hunting fishing trapping and license offenses. 82 hunting 19 fishing 4 trapping 10 miscellaneous 16 license purchases. 13 violators hit with 100 plus fines. 13 suspensions 5 non residents arrested. jail terms 5 to 60 days. examples include improper deer elk tagging a Wisconsin overlimit case and a beaver trapping without landowner consent.
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Montana Fish and Game
Fish and Game Department
Wisconsin
Montana
Family travels to Salt Lake City for grandfather’s illness
Mr and Mrs Hale Hubbard and Kari Hubbard travel to Salt Lake City due to the serious illness of Hale Hubbard's father. Kari Hubbard stays with the Lee Martinells while the parents are away.
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Hale Hubbard
Salt Lake City
Kari Hubbard
Lee Martinells
Jackson area hosts politicians and families for inn weekend
Senator MacKay and family from Roscoe Montana visited Jackson with Senator Jack Brenner and Fred Hirschy family at Diamond Bar Inn. Big Hole Ski club planned Diamond Bar Inn meet after a movie and races set for March 18. Volunteers hosted Valley Bridge Club with high scores and a noon lunch. Girl Scouts from Dillon extended stay due to storm, enjoying snowplanes and swimming. Wedding dance by Martin Jackson drew crowds despite storms. Several residents spent weekends in Butte Missoula and Great Falls. Regular Friday show extended through April at the Diamond Bar Inn. Weekend travelers included Norman Stubbs and Kathy Nelson. A Idaho Salmon trip was planned by Hirschy and Clemon families.
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Sen. MacKay
William MacKay
Roscoe
Montana
Jackson
Jack Brenner
Fred Hirschy
Diamond Bar Inn
Dillon Girl Scouts
Lester Sage
Butte
Norman Stubbs
Stubbs
Allen Dansie
Marvin Johnson
Great Falls
Rose Reilly
Fred Nelson
Missoula
Kathy
Mary Alice Nelson
Jack McDowell
Residents Attend Call Sale Then Plan Return Home
The text notes travel to Gooding Idaho for a call sale Monday with plans to return Wednesday. J. C. McIntire of Roundup visits at the Bob Jackson home, being Mrs. Jackson's father. Wendell Jardine hosts dinner with Lester Sage Bruce Jardine and others at their home. Bill McAllister of Dillon joins weekend guests at the Jackson home.
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Gooding
Idaho
J. C. McIntire
Bob Jackson
Mr. McIntire
Jackson
Lester Sage
Bruce Jardine
Wendell Jardine
Kars
Bill McAllister
Dillon
Local Snowplane Club Forms Big Hole Chapter
Snowplane enthusiasts met at the Diamond Bar Inn to organize a local chapter affiliated with the Rocky Mountain Snowplane Association. The club will be known in the future as the Big Hole Snow plane Association with officers Tom Clemon president Wallace Christiansen vice president and Clayton Huntley secretary.
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Diamond Bar Inn
Rocky Mountain Snowplane Association
Big Hole
Beaverhead 4-H Club to Dance at Bozeman Hoedown
Riverside Rustlers 4-H square dance group will travel to Bozeman March 13 for the 4-H square dance contest at the Hoedown. Beaverhead county high school will be represented in the event with a prepared French Minuet in costume.
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Riverside Rustlers
Bozeman
Farm Bureau
Martha
George ‘Washington
Mikkelsen
Beaverhead County
Jim Osborne
Dillon
Salt Lake City
Beaverhead
First Lutheran Church Events Led by Pastor John Spencer
The schedule lists activities at First Lutheran Church led by Pastor John Spencer. Friday March 9 includes a 7 30 p m adult instruction class and 8 p m evening circle at Betty Massetter's home. Sunday March 11 features Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship with holy communion at 11 a m, communicants gather at 10 45. Wednesday March 14 offers a 2 p m afternoon circle at Mrs Harry Sandler’s home, 4 p m senior confirmation, 7 30 p m midweek Lenten service. Thursday March 15 includes 4 p m junior confirmation, 7 p m choir, and 7 45 p m Luther League.
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Betty Massetter
Harry Sandler
Luther League
State Income Tax Deductions Still Cause of Trouble
State Board of Equalization explains common misinterpretations of new provisions. Individual deductions mirror federal law or a 10 percent of adjusted gross income option. Cannot deduct federal tax plus 10 percent AGI. Gas tax changed to 7 cents per gallon after April 1, 1955. Medical expenses follow federal rules with drugs over 1 percent AGI added, and totals over 3 percent AGI deductible. Dependent credit denied if dependent files own return. Nonwithheld income may require payment. wages with withholding must be paid even under $2. Partnership returns optional unless audited. Pensions treated like federal rules. If withholding credit claimed, attach earnings statement showing withholding.
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State Board of Equalization
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Dillon Examiner
Jackson Ree
Big Hole Ski Club
Valley Bridge Club
Jack Hirschy
Bill Nelson
Bob McDowell
John Eliel
Mark Clemon
Martin Jackson
Clarence Henrie
Myrtle Andreasen
Dick Hirschy
Mel McDowell
Salmon
Jackson, Mont
Snowplane Association
Hoedown
Tiverside Reporter
First Lutheran Church
John Spencer
Raymond Schwartz
California
ART Memorial Company
Butte, Montana
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