Local notes and visits fill Big Timber week
Mrs. Scott Hoskinson listed as medical patient at Community hospital from Friday to Sunday. Library closure announced as Carnegie library closed Aug 17 to Sept 3 for cleaning. Local wins noted at Midland Empire Fair with Mrs. Svend Maitland and Calvin Ryan earning ribbons. Various visits and relocations detailed including Boise, Los Angeles, and Minnesota guests. Harold Tetlie to teach at Pacific Lutheran College in Washington. New deputy clerk and recorder John Harpley to replace Erland Nelson.
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Scott Hoskinson
Community Hospital
Boise
Carnegie Library
Department of Fine Arts and Crafts
Svend Maitland
Calvin Ryan
Bill McAdams
Sharon
Ida
Livingston
Dan. Whitlock
Hiner
Rom Hiner
Los Angeles
Mary Westre
This
Reed Point
Anna Howerton
PLC
Harold Tetlie
Pacific Lutheran College
Parkland
Wash
Harold
Miles City
Spencers
W. B. Spencer
Red Lodge
Claude Gray
Ted Russell
Bill Ellison
Ricky
White Sulphur Springs
Big Timber
Esther Circle
Erik Hammersmark
Arne Grosfield
Fesson
Ole Dahl
Floyd Trainer
Peoria
Dahl
George Males
Judy
Sandra
Pearl Angle
Males
John Harpley
Erland Nelson
Dick Armstrong
Nelson
State Highway Department
Helena
David Terzinski
Rhinelander
Wis
Otis Ueland
Lewis & Clark Caverns
Virginia City
Spearfish
S. D
Geese Hunting Faces Decline From Overharvest
A Montana broadside warns that overhunting threatens local flocks of Canada geese. It cites rising hunting pressure, a minority of hunters taking most birds, and declines in nesting success with a call for a six geese per hunter season bag limit to protect the species statewide.
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Flathead Valley
Montana
Fish and Game Commission
Local Notes and Luncheon for Kirksville Visitor
Mrs. P. R. Cox and Mrs. Fred Ellis hosted a luncheon at the Cox home for Mrs. Lena Scofield of Kirksville Missouri visiting her mother Mrs. T. J. Manis. Other guests included Mrs. L. W. Baskett, Mrs. Dorothy Traver and Mrs. Manis. The Trio club will meet August 21 at Community hall with hostesses Mrs. Harry Plaggemeyer Mrs. John Plaggemeyer and Mrs. Sid Huyser. meeting time moved to 2 o'clock. Daisy Lamach, returning from Boulder Colorado after visiting her brother Bernard and family, is due home this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. R. Cox
Fred Ellis
Cox
Lena Scofield
Kirksville
T. J. Manis
L. W. Baskett
Dorothy Traver
Manis
Thio Club
Trio Club
Community Hall
Harry Plaggemeyer
John Plaggemeyer
Sid Huyser
Daisy Lamach
Bernard
Boulder
Colo
Blackie Dillon Still Active in Glacier Park History
East Glacier Park resident Blackie Dillon, a veteran guide at Glacier National Park for 26 years, remains a familiar figure at Glacier Park Lodge and Many Glacier Hotel. He leads daily horseback rides and extended 30 day trips, knowing trails in the million acre park. He plans to pilot a restored 40 year old tally ho carrying 16 passengers on daily tours around the Glacier Park Lodge area.
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Glacier Park
Blackie Dillon
Glacier National Park
Blackie
Montana
Glacier Park Lodge
Glacier Hotel
Park
Glacier
Park Lodge
Distraction Dangers Highlighted by Safety Council
The National Safety Council warns drivers face serious crash risk from distractions. Characters like Swattin Sam and Rapid Robert illustrate common habits such as shaving, eating, or gazing at scenery while driving, leading to dangerous moments and potential accidents.
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Sam
National Safety Council
Rapid Robert
Hilda
Frank
Buddy
Wilda
Council
Body Found Of Billings Man In Stillwater River
The body of 21 year old Ron Eckroth of Billings was found Saturday in the Stillwater River about two miles north of the capsizing site where he and three others were swept into the water on June 1.
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Columbus
Ron Eckroth
Billings
Stillwater River
Hospitals Admit About One-Eighth of U.S. Population
The American Hospital Association reported that about 22 million people were admitted to hospitals last year, representing roughly one in eight Americans. The figure underscores the hospital system's large role in national health care.
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Chicago
American Hospital Association
Coffee prices in Salt Lake City rise to 15 cents
Salt Lake City residents paid 15 cents Thursday for a single cup of coffee in most restaurants while coffee paired with doughnuts cookies or toast cost a dime.
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Salt Lake City
4 H Safety Program Expands Reach Across States
1957 national 4 H safety program trains boys and girls ages 19 to 21 in safe practices for homes farms and cities. Conducted by Cooperative Extension Service with support from General Motors since 1945. Incentives include medals college scholarships and trips to the national 4 H Club Congress in Chicago.
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Cooperative Extension Service
General Motors
Chicago
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Edward Olson
Danny
Castana
Fred Woeppel
Yellowstone Park
Olsons
Grey Cliff
Tour Parker
George Lamach
Cody
Tetons
West Yellowstone
Madison
Mabel Klosterboer
Ben Tetlie Ranch
Dawson, Minn
Gallatin County
Tetlie Home
Hans Anderson
Minneapolis
Harold’s
St. Olaf College
Montana Power
Ross Williams
W. W. McArthur
F. D. MacDonald
Art Algard
Baxter
Bozeman
Montana Power Co
Sam Fredrickson
William McDonald
Missoula
W. D. McKenzie
McKenzie
Bill Kaiserman
Ellis
Mills Folsom
Jim Howe
Pioneer Office
Fairfield
Ellen Plaggemeyer
Howe
Delia Plaggemeyer
Church of God
Columbus, Montana
Will Marvin Rodeo Grounds
Wally Waller
Marvin
Donald J. Cole
Ohio
Arnold E. Hoffman
Classic Car Club of America
Safety Council
Chevrolet
Ford
Pontiac
Buick
Owatonna
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