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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1961
Page
6
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Signorella of Tarentum went hunting for deer Monday and ended with a baby boy born to Mrs. Signorella, 31, who was rushed to Kane Community Hospital for delivery.
The U S internal revenue service reminds employers of federal tax increases effective January 1. Social security taxes for employers and employees rise from 3 percent to 3 1/8 percent, and the federal unemployment tax rate increases from 3.1 percent to 3.5 percent for eligible employers. Self employed social security rises from 4.5 percent to 4.7 percent for years beginning after 1961. Withholding rate remains unchanged.
Missing Salvation Army Christmas hut was taken from in front of a downtown Missoula department store. Captain Vernon Bunch said the wooden hut is worth about 100 dollars, though there was no money inside. Salvation Army volunteers normally man the hut to collect for needy families.
Jacksonville Florida reports a hunter Thomas Frazer 23 Neptune Beach was injured by birdshot after being mistaken for a raccoon during a hunt. He is listed in good condition at a local hospital as authorities investigate the incident.
In Sweet Grass County Montana the estate of Hubert O Kellogg deceased will be sold privately to the highest bidder on or after December 27 1961. The parcel is the southwest quarter of section 32 township 1 north range 14 east M P M with appurtenances. Bids received at E O Overland law office Big Timber MT 10 percent at sale balance on court confirmation. 1961 taxes paid by estate. Administrators Dorman Kellogg and Hubert O Kellogg Jr with attorney E O Overland. Public notice dated December 7 1961.
A hunter mistook a man for a raccoon and fired, fatally striking Frazer who died at a hospital. Patrolmen questioned Laurence Padgett of Jacksonville after he claimed he saw a raccoon climb a tree and fired at it.
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