Forfeited bonds list speeds and DUI case notes
The report itemizes bonds forfeited for daytime and nighttime speeding in multiple defendants from Billings Helena Livingston and other Montana towns. It also lists fines for driving while under the influence and penalties for traffic offenses including failing to drive right of roadway and driving with an expired license. Other items note a wind relief, fire calls, and local incidents including a birth, livestock loss to dogs, and a stove and battery theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard E. Hierte
Bozeman
David B. Shurtleff
Seattle
Washington
Alice E. Holzer
Pasco
Wash
Craig S. Norwood
Billings
Lloyd D. Raber
St. Onge
S. Dak
Chester E. Ayres
Livingston
Dee Jay Stewart
Renton
James E. Viall
John T. Grimm
Jimmy S. Stone
Spokane
Paul G. Johnson
Carroll L. Kaup
Forsyth
Paul J. Partridge
Herman J. Erie
Columbus
Madeline Wamsley
Sidney
Jay L. Foster
San Diego
Cal
William S. Sweeney
Mpls
Minn
Douglas W. Post
Savage
Richard Allen Nyquist
Dillon
Patrick A. Welton
Sidney C. Dunagan
Michael V. O'Hara
Steven R. Gore
Alonzo G. Divis
Jackson
Neb
Delmer D. Moore
Vermillion
Gary L. Elliott
Missoula
John D. Osen
Big Timber
Robert H. Burr
Planning Board hears zoning survey results
Planning Board discusses survey of land and business owners affected by an interim zoning ordinance. Four landowners favored the proposal, two against, others undecided. thirty six businesses in favor, three against, one undecided. Service stations tilted four in favor. Hearing will be announced after January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City-County Planning Board
Mike Sierz
County Planning Board
Sierz
Lois Bjorndal
Jerry Clements
Rural Development Service
Denver
Montana
Woolgrowers Hold Annual Meeting in Sweet Grass
More than 100 attendees enjoyed a leg of lamb dinner at the Moose Hall marking the Sweet Grass Wool Marketing Association meeting. New officers were chosen led by Alfred Anderson Jr as chair and Ronald Boe as vice chair. The gathering featured updates on predator control, teleauction lamb marketing, and water and land use issues affecting local ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass Wool Marketing Association
Moose
Moose Hall
Richard Kienitz
Terri Engle
Roger Engle
Ronald Boe
Grant Duncan
Hammersmark
Olav Sterberg
Rick Jarrett
Jack Halverson
Robert Gilbert
Montana Wool Growers Association
Ford
Gilbert
Argyl Stevens
Dillon
Jim Hoover
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Department
Dick Martin
Columbus
Bud Albrecht
Livingston
Neal Howarth
Forest Service
Bozeman
Roger Siemens
Franklin Grosfield
Montana State University
Montana
Park and Sweet Grass County
Cooke To
Boulder
State raises social service income limits and expands aid
After years of study the state approved higher income limits for social services under title XX and the Medical Needy Program. Individuals may qualify with monthly income up to 474 dollars and a two person family up to around twenty to twenty eight dollars more. programs include winterization and transportation assistance. Welfare officer Steve Gilette notes home ownership does not disqualify applicants and Chinook and other programs offer help for renters and those needing ramps and home modifications. Contact the county welfare office for details and visit the court house welfare office for eligibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Steve Gilette
Richard Flutz
Fultz
Gilette
Court House
Cofleet
Columbus
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News of Record
Erma H. Ferguson
Justice Court
Richard Jarrett
William R. Lange
Dale D. Holm
Lomville
Iowa
Stephen R. Colgrove
Donald H. Pritzkan
Helena
Jerry's
Conoco
Dead Man's Canyon
Grey Cliff
Koa
Ned D. Moffett
Kelly Louise
Livingston Memorial Hospital
Alma
Ed) Moffett
Ruby
Jack) Bainter
Sverre Oiestad
Sheriffs Office
Mary Keller Anderson
Hooper Street
Pearl Erickson
Claude Olin Marsh
Planning Board
Woolgrowers
Fjell Heim
Sons OF
Norway
Moose Club
Desperados
John Deere
East 2Nd
Big
Zenith
Brats
Hassock
Grand Bar Hotel & Cafe
Grand Truckers
Litton Microwave
Cobra
Phono
RCA Televisions
Monarch
Motorola
Hoover Portable
Ans
Plare
Rata
Vara
Pioneer Printing
Ser
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