New Montana Fishing Rules and Maps for 1957-58 Published
The Montana Fish and Game department announced that new regulations and maps for the 1957-58 fishing season will be available in early April. Area 5 gains Musselshell drainage, fishing hours run 5 am to 10 pm Mountain Time, trout bag limit 15 fish up to ten pounds and one over ten pounds with no more than ten of a single species, five Grayling and 20 whitefish allowed, warm water limits include 18 inch pike and bass limits, Walleye and Sanger capped at 15 pounds and one fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Department
Fisheries’ Division
Mosby
Cows moved for calving and local social visits noted
Dewer Marchesseau moved cows from the Hays place to the lower ranch to prepare for calving. Visitors to Dillon and nearby towns included the Erwin Marchesseau family, Frank and Gary of Dillon, and Sue and Billy Coulter. Dewey Marchesseau bought five registered Hereford bulls from Twin Bridges. his son Robert hauled them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewer
Marchesseau
Hays
Erwin Marchesseau
Frank and
Gary of
Dillon
Dewey Marchesseau
J. C. Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Robert
Seidensticker Ranch
Grasshopper Valley
Mr. Seidensticker
Glen News Community Project Highlights Local Events
A Glen community page reports on a Square Dance Festival in Dillon with Buhrer school participants and a frying pan prize. It notes blood donation drives for Clark Cocanougher, social visits to Dillon, and lessons like auto school in Harris Opp Garage. Local anniversaries, auctions, and Girl Scout outings are described along with funeral travel and trustee candidacy for Mrs Morgan Hall.
Funeral Attendance and Local Social Visits Reported
Mrs. John Rieber and Mrs. Vern Burk and families attended the funeral of Joseph Cullen Sr. in Butte and were dinner guests at Steve Leutshaft’s. Numerous local visits occurred from Dillon to Butte, Melrose, Whitehall, Glen, Anaconda, and Deer Lodge as residents traded errands and shopped. A cold and flu wave affected several children with school absences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
John Rieber
Vern Burk
Joseph T. Cullen, Sr
Butte
Steve Leutshaft
Burk
Paul Gnelling
Howard Childs
Joseph Cullen
Bozeman
Burks
Martin Stefanic
Johnny
Martin Gibbons
Whitehall
Norman Gleason
Kenneth McGinnis
Glen
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Clarence Frame
George Reichle
Earl Hall
Art Reichle
Dillon Saturay
Donald Goody
Brown’s' Lake
Melrose
Don Freestone
Dillon Social News Ties Montana Family Travel and Recovery
Father Antone Dubler and Loren Fredrickson in Butte as Fredrickson leaves St James hospital after weeks as a patient. Howard Childs family visits Ruby Valley Friday. Mrs Stroeder hosts guests Mrs Kronebusch and Mrs Keneney from Butte with trips to Texas Florida and Havana Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Dubler
Butte
Loren Fredrickson
St. James’ Hospital
Howard Childs
Ruby Valley
Stroeder
Mike Kronebusch
Opheim
Tony Keneney
Dillon
Ara Stroeder
Kronebusch
Texas
Florida
Havana
Cuba
Montana
U2 Vation Reserve Deadline Approaches
April 15 marks the last day for farmers to sign Soil Bank Conservation Reserve contracts to start in 1957. Leo S. Kolstad notes the later date helps fit cropping plans to new production patterns. Readiness advice available at county ASC offices. The program diverts cropland to soil and water conservation, tree planting, and wildlife protection for three to ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Leo S. Kolstad
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Administrative Officer
Kolstad
ASC
Soil Bank
Endurance and staying qualities for success
A brief editorial remark notes that starting well demands effort but lasting endurance is essential for achievement. It emphasizes the need for perseverance and steady commitment over time.
Former High School Athlete Dies in California
Mrs. R E Spence traveled to San Jose after the death of her son Arthur Stultz who died last Wednesday. The funeral occurred Saturday March 23. Arthur and his brother Wilbur known as Buster were area high school athletes about 30 years ago. Buster Hunt died in a California highway crash in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R E. Spence
San Jose
Calif
Arthur Stultz
Spence
California
Arthur
Wilbur
Buster
Buster Hunt
White Cafe Reopens as One of State’s Most Attractive Spots
After a two week closure for plumbing painting and carpentry White Cafe reopened Monday with a thorough interior renovation. The pink and gray scheme features six large color photo blowups of Glacier Park Zion Canyon and other western scenes dominating the walls. The reopening drew scores of patrons who praised the new decor and ambience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Glacier Park
Zion Canyon
Cancer Crusade Aid Urges Public Support
More than 1,000 scientists in 139 hospitals, universities and laboratories work under American Cancer Society grants to find cancer cures. The appeal urges generous donations to the 1957 Cancer Crusade to keep researchers funded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Polaris News
Dillon Examiner
Polaris
Mrs. Coulter
Sue
Billy
Barry Remely
Montana State College
Sheridan
Earl Tash
Earl
Jack Miller
Harold Hayes
John Judge
Clare Judge
Ivan Remely
Brian and
Bradley
John Knoll
Jules
Jim
Gordon Marchesseault
Sharon Ehlers
Glen News Community Project
Dillion
Buhrer
Frank Richards
Clark Cocanougher
Glen McQuiston
Everett Montague
Maggie
Janey Bryan
Tom Simpson
Matt Platt
Miss Noel
Hugh McCollough
Tommy
Joe
IFYE
Glen Hall
Juanita Noel
Ed Atkins
Lara Penwell
Eddie Davis
Dilon
Ireland
Barbara
Judy Reichle
Mrs. English
Diamond Bar Inn
Jackson
Mr. Dooling
Judy
Haggenbarth Ranch
Idaho
LeRoy Cowins
Ed Bryan
Barrett Hospital
Marvin Bourn
Ronnie Jensen
Mr. Jensen
Bedrock
George Smith
Lee Schuler
George
Morgan Hall
Imind
James Malone
Malone
College
N. Montana Sr
Dillon Hide & Fur CO
Oke
White Cafe
State
George M. Gosman
Progressive Party
Nhe City
Progressive
P. J. Lovell
Phillip Cottom
T. W. Sargent
Arlo Herman Matthew Orr
Dean Wright
Carl Robertson
Paul Puyear
E. W. Bond
Pol. Adv
D. Williams
Treas
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