Cremer Rodeo Set with New Acts and Parade Plans
Cremer rodeo organizers announce July 30 acts led by the Hendericks cross fire Roman jump and Ann Hendericks comedy duo. Other acts include Arthur Allens sheep dog team, trampolin, and trick riders Nancy Sheppard Mary Nez Ruth Marion Fay Blessing. Parade starts at 11 am with prizes over 300 dollars and invites floats from lodges clubs and firms.
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Cremer
Leo Cremer
Hendericks
Ann Hendericks
King Richard
Arthur Allen
Allen
Nancy Sheppard
Tucson
Ariz
Mary Nez
Fort Worth
Tex
Ruth Marion
Ranger
Fay Blessing
Hollywood
Calif
Gene Payne
Jim Brannin
City Club and City Service Lead Rodeo Queen Contest
Orvin Flare to again lead the rodeo queen feature with judging on personal appearance western attire and horsemanship. Contestants must be 16 or older with at least five entrants. prizes expected. Judging set for Saturday afternoon or evening.
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Orvin
Uninvited Visitor At Mosness Home
Mrs. Ole Mosness found a fourth of July visitor in her yard a buck deer. The animal wandered around ignored barking dogs and even nibbled at young trees while she photographed it. She recalled a similar pet antelope that had lived with her family until last fall dying from milk and grain overindulgence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Mosness
Queen for Day Injured in Saddle Fall Near Big Timber
Mrs. June Dillard known as Livingston Open Roundup queen fell from a saddle horse at the Cremer ranch near Big Timber while watching branding operations. She was taken to Lott hospital in Livingston with no broken bones but significant pain.
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Livingston Enterprise
June Dillard
Livingston
Hollywood
Cremer Ranch
Big Timber
Third Annual Perch Derby Set For Sunday at Lower Glasston Lake
The Big Timber Rod and Gun club holds its third perch derby on Sunday July 9 at Lower Glasston Lake. Prizes include a $35 fly rod and reel for first place and a $25 casting rod and reel for second, plus a third prize and a ladies prize. Tickets at the grounds. Boy Scouts serve refreshments.
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Perch
Lower Glasston Lake
Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
Glasston Lake
North Korean tanks trap U S forces after Suwon assault
American units on a muddy ridge north of Osan near Suwon were isolated by a North Korean frontal attack. About 50 000 Communist troops pressed the Suwon line while tanks moved behind American positions. MacArthur said a triangular trap was tightening as forces pressed toward Inchon and Yongdongpo. An American death was reported as battle lines shifted.
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Tokyo
Suwon
Osan
Douglas MacArthur
Inchon
Yongdongpo
Samchock
Seoul
Korea
Withhheld
MacArthur
Supreme Court bans slot machines in Montana
The Montana Supreme Court ruled 4 to 1 that a 1907 law banning possession or control of slot machines remains in force and machines are contraband subject to seizure and destruction. The Joyland club case in Lewistown led to machines being seized and the sheriff ordered to sell them with proceeds to the county treasurer.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
High Court
Joyland Club
Lewistown
C. F. Holt
Great Falls
Fergus County
C. E. Comer
Missoula
Adair
Associated Press
Harry J. Freebourn
Treasury
Comer
Goats Winter Well In High Country Salt Observations
Barney Brannin reports goats in Cra zy s high country showed a normal spring increase with 11 kids and four sets of twins observed on a recent trip. An old nanny from 1941, notched by wildlife coordinator Bob Coyne, was seen with her kid near salt blocks. Moose and rare elk sightings cited. hunting impacts noted across Park county.
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Barney Brannin
Barney
Bob Cooney
Park County
Big Timber Rifle Club opens new basement range
A large crowd attended the Big Timber Rifle and Pistol club open house at the gym basement. The four 12 shooter relays ran in two and a half hours as attendees tested the new range praised by NRA official Oscar Landet as a dream range with excellent lighting. Community support financed and built the facility with Labor and materials donated by local groups and individuals including the Moose Club Boosters Leo Cramer and Col Walls Huidekoper. Regular Friday shoots are planned for the community.
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Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club
Bourne Studio
Northwest
Oscar R. Landet
NRA
Landet
Teddy Thompson
Thompson
Moose Club
Boosters Club
Leo J. Cremer
Louis Mysse
Clive Haas
Col. Wallis
Huidekoper
Mal Goosey & Sons
Bill and
Henry McCauley
Clarence Erickson
G. Martinson
Bluford Bly
Bill Boyd
Leo Ray
Otto Stenberg
Scott Hoskinson
Ted Johann
Oscar Fallang Jr
Montana Seeks Savings Bond Push in Independence Drive
The accounting period ends July 17 marking Montana’s first delay in a Savings Bond Drive. County Chairman urges everyone in Sweet Grass to buy extra E-bonds today and help the Treasure State maintain its record.
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Montana
Sweet Grass County
D. Claiborn
To Street Fellowship Meeting Set for July 12
The WSWS of the EUB church will meet at 2 30 Wednesday July 12 with emphasis on inter church fellowship. Mrs Oscar McLane will lead the program and Mrs Guy Scholten will serve as hostess.
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WSWS
EUB Church
Oscar McLane
Guy Scholten
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W. K. Amery
Hubert Becken
Ross Williams
Arthur Nelson
U. S. Savings Bond Division
Col. Huidekoper
Liberty Bell
Vern Harder
Nelson
Mrs. Huidekoper
Democratic Dialogue
The
Pioneer
Truman
Democrats
Washington
Uncle Sam
Sam
Bob
City Club
City Service Lead
JayCees
All-Stars
Gareth W. Swiney
Fleshman Creek
South Eleventh Street
John Martin Cosgriff
Swiney
Lott Hospital
Mosness
Melvin Peterson
Reed Point
Pieun Roobol
Mr. Roobol
Darrel Roobol
Henry Jacobs
Roobol
Adolf Myrstol
C. L. McCampbell
Santa Ana
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