Reed Point Notes Continue Social Roundup at Local Gatherings
Weekend visits unfolded across nearby towns with families from Reed Point and Laurel attending lakeside stays near Martinsdale and gatherings in Three Forks and Billings. Attendees included the Swindlers Otts Marlow Shutes Niles and Bills with pics of baptisms and church sponsors, plus a potluck at Cliff Booth’s featuring Collins and Booth families from Big Timber Bozeman and Lander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Swindler
Bill Golden
Mark
Martinsdale
John Ott
Helmuth Marlow
Elizabeth Shutes
Norman Wilson
Laurel
Michael Niles
B. Z. Burton
Fred Bull Jr
Three Forks
Janice Bull
Methodist Church
Burtom
Fred Bull Sr
Grandma
Loyd Berry
Wayne Martin
Bil
Cliff Booth
Maude Collins
Big Timbeg
Jack Collins
Claude Sheak
Sete
John Collins
Bozeplarape
Buddy Booth
Lander
Wyo
Montana notes on a highway myth and a 1937 Yellowstone bridge
The report lists local names Bill Langford and sons with Mary Brakstad plus Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Booth and their children, Chuck Cogburn and family, and Mrs. Carpenter of Texas. The Montana highway patrol rejects the term traffic accident as misnamed, citing human error or carelessness as common causes. A Yellowstone park fishing bridge was constructed in summer 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Langford
Mary Brakstad
Lloyd Booth
Chuck Cogburn
Billings
Wm. Carpenter
Texas
Montana Highway Patrol
Yellowstone Park
Dr. York Named Head of MSC Veterinary Lab
Dr. Charles J. York of Indianapolis takes professorship and heads the veterinary research laboratory at Montana State College starting July 1. He succeeds Dr. E. A. Tunnicliff who retires after 33 years. York comes from Pitman Moore where he led the virus research department. He holds degrees from UC Berkeley Ohio State and Cornell and has published 43 research papers and reports.
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Bozeman
Charles J. York
Indianapolis
Ind
Montana State College
Roy E. Huffman
York
E. A. Tunnicliff
Pitman-Moore Company
San Luis Obispo
Calif
University of California At Berkeley
Ohio State University
Cornell University
Health For All RX Combatting Probing Doctor Questions
Health for All RX advises patients to respond firmly when doctors ask intrusive questions about personal life. The guidance urges honesty about emotional struggles and emphasizes patient autonomy in medical conversations.
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Lincoln Welder Sales & Supplies
Victor Acetelyn
Wayne E. Reed
Stan Kalberg
Courthouse
Alta Scholten
Alta
Mid-Montana
Herlowten
Zemo
Norbert Ciemielewski
Gibson Rt
Mont
Ralph H. Weagel
Public Accountant & Insurance
McLeod
Big Timber, Montana
Land Surveying
Ronald A. Watters
Vern Dodge
Alkin
C. J. Paulson
Court House
E. O. Over
Sweet Grass Abstract
Big Timber
Montana
Bill E. Mjelde
Optometrist
Cort Hotel
Rur
THE
Frang Agency
Bob Simmons
Ray G. and
Lamont I Bes
Big Timber, Mont
Grass County
Big
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American Casualty
BIG Timber Realty & Insurance
Furs Annuities Health Floater Tornado Pensions Aircraft Explosion Group
Life Corporation
Valentin Filatov
Russia
Tastewell Pineapple
Dr. York
MSC Veterinary Lab
Alli
Bermuda Shorts
Boys
Oxfords
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