Dusting Off The Old Ones Retrospective Local Notes
Local notices from January 10 1924 and 1946 summarize residents travels births and deaths 112 births 38 deaths in Sweet Grass county 1945 cattle inspections 13 624 and moves of families to Gibson Jamestown and Helena. Several residents relocate for work study and new homes amid regional movements and public records updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Faw
Reed Point
J. A. Lowry
Sweet Grass County
A. Still
Anaconda
George Ziegler
Max Forster
John Forster
Grey Cliff
Kansas City
Sweeney Automatic Tractor and Radio School
Leo Dupee
W.E. Donald
Melville
Donald
Yellowstone Victorians 4-H elects historian and plans card party
The January meeting at Bridge School started at 7 30 with 12 members 6 visitors and 2 leaders. Anita Stenberg was elected historian. A card party is set for Saturday January 13 at 3 30 at Bridge School. A get well card will be sent to Mr Woodhouse in Columbus Hospital. The group discussed shifting the 4 H fair date. Doug Donna and Larry gave demonstrations. Wool judging by members and guests impressed all. Refreshments were provided by Stephens and Hammersmarks. Next meeting set for February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Victorians
Kenny Laubach
Bridge School
David
Victor
Anita Stenberg
Woodhouse
Columbus
Doug
Donna
Larry
Stephens and Hammersmarks
Arlene Stidham
Vandals Damage Hells Canyon Campground Toilets
FBI investigates vandalism at Hells Canyon Campground where doors torn walls chopped stools with an ax causing about 500 dollars in damage. The story notes nationwide vandalism costs and urges reporting incidents to the District Ranger in Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hells Canyon
Big Timber
FBI
Weekend Notes Highlight Local Visits and College Games
Carol Myrstol, daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmer Myrstol, returned home from Great Falls to visit family. Al Bonnarens and Myron Stutterheim attended the Northern Montana College of Great Falls basketball game on January 8, where Craig Bonnarens tied for high scorer with 16 and had 16 rebounds as the College won 68 to 62. The Argonauts leave January 10 for a stretch of games in Texas and New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Esp
San Francisco
Betty
Stuart Ellison
Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State College
Iver Hoglund
Lewistown
Great Falls
Hoglund
Oscar Forsythe
Florence McDonald Foote
Ladd
Tom Hammer
Hardin
Robert Brownlee
Sivert Bakke
Livingston
Harry Shipton
Beulah Patterson
Grace Williams
Anton Krone
Bridger Creek
L. R. Moschelle
Roger
Denver
Will Churchill
Mesa
Ariz
Ernest Parker
Missouri
Bud Ward
Sweet Grass Canyon
Arthur A. Sibbit
Columbus
Big Timber
A. R. Buchli
Cheran
Ray Weppel
Castana
Dan Laubach
Diana Laubach
Dorman Kellogg
Seattle
Wash
Roy Johnson
Air Force
New York City
England
Art
Andrew Wisland
Kermit Luttschwager
Elling Holland
Terry
Kermit
N.P
F. D. MacDonald
Carol Myrstol
Elmer Myrstot
Carol
Vo- Tech
Havre
Bonnarens
Myron Stutterheim
Northern
Montana College
College of Great Falls
Craig Bonnarens
Argonauts
Texas
New Mexico
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Big Timber Pioneer Files
Anton Grande
Wyole
Emma B. Rees
Washington, D. C
Wayne Rees
Bill Stalcup
Jim Faw
Camp McCoy
Wis
Maurice Knutson
Northfield
Minn
Ernest Farker
Springfield
Howard Hemphill
Judy
Rapelje
John E. Cameron
Fannie McVey
Spokane
Tom Wilson
Community Hospital
Walter Osborne
John Ronneberg
Gibson
Leo Cremer
Ray Kelly
Ronnebergs
Fourth Avenue West
John Esp
Edwin Satre
Albert Esp
California
John
Lockheed Aircraft
Los Angeles
Satre
Esp
Leonard Esp
Montana
Busi
Ness
State of
Sweet Grass
Harold Roe
Harold Boe
R. L. Simmons
Ralph B. Prather
S. H. Solberg
A. Johnson
U.S
Robbins and
Gust
McLeod Street
The
Senior Citizens
Yellowstone
Big Timber Pioneer
Andrew Richert
Debra Maxine
Glen E. Thomas, Jr
Irene Thomas
Lincoln Lane
Billings
Glen E. Thomas
Boulder River
RT 13
OUP
Farmers Insurance Group For Information Call
Everett Ostrum
Bair
John & Vivian Baird
the Buckskin Press
Western Family Frozen
Wisconsin
Morrell
U.S. No
Emperor Grapes
M. J. B. Coffee
Campbells Tomato Soup
Tastewell
Associated Food Stores, Inc
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