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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1968
Page
2
Three proposed amendments will be presented to electors at the November 5 1968 general election. Published by authority of Section 23-201 A.C.M. 1947 by Frank Murray Secretary of State.
Proposed amendment to Section 31 Article V of Montana's constitution allows salary increases during terms for officers elected or appointed under the new constitution. It requires printing full title and section 1 on ballots with for and against options and was approved February 24, 1967.
Montana voters are asked to approve an amendment to Section 5, Article V of the state constitution. The measure would raise the maximum length of legislative sessions and cap per diem and expense payments to legislators at eighty days.
Government action consolidates 1967 1968 Montana constitutional amendments allowing up to six proposed amendments per election and defines amendment process. Includes proclamations by Governor Tim Babcock and certification by Secretary of State Frank Murray with publication dates in 1968.
Dates to remember include Aug 29 Bridger Creek Federated club at Mrs Bud Olson home and Sept 4 WSWS. Mr and Mrs Floyd Woodard visited in Billings with Mr and Mrs Jim Coleman. Visits and weekend guests listed include Zindlers Burton Terpeening Schmitt Tetica Matovich DeLeeuw and others in Reed Point communities.
Local families from Billings Absarokee Jiggs Nev and California guests share weekend visits and gatherings. Notable events include a Big Timber City Park picnic honoring Mr. and Mrs. Collins of Texas and a Marion Van Campen birthday potluck with neighbors from Columbus Butte and beyond.
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