Local Notes and Visits from Lima to Montana Frontier Days
Ledger reports a series of short notices including visitor arrivals in Lima, Idaho, and Montana events such as a Big Timber Frontier Days banner across Highway 10. It notes a fire at the Coughlin home, travels to Sheridan and Flathead Lake, a Fourth of July gathering in Livingston, and memorials to Ed Patten with burial at Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vgs «Vee
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Big ‘Timber
Montana
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Sweet Grass
Paul Snyder
Idaho
Monte Beck
Dale Beck
Emmett
Ida
R. G. Beck
Yellowstone Park
Donald Fostvedt
West Yellowstone
Sells
Edward Sell
Herman Sell
Mount Vernon
Wash
Stuart Moore
Tacoma
Winnie Bokma
Columbus
Pat Patterson
Reed Point
C. R. Bokma
Rudolph Lukkes
Gerben Lukkes
Jerry Dykstra
Boyd
Highway 10
Doubhett Lumber Co
Bailey Hardware
Oscar Hauge
E. L. Frang
Montana Power Force
Floyd Bailey
E. J. Husebye
Jimmy Coughlin
East Fifth
Coughlins
Springdale Items Highlights Local Visits and Trips
June Preston is spending a few days at home from Bozeman where she is employed at the Gjerde home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myfstol and children and Mr. and Mrs. Weaver Gibby and children spent Sunday on Elk creek with Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myrstol at their home. Mrs. Gorman Soiland and Miss Rogness and Ole Soiland spent the Fourth touring the Yellowstone park. Mrs. Rosa Currier spent Friday in Livingston. Jim Preston and the Gibby children were Livingston visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Ernest Kunan of Cokedale entertained the Springdale Ladies Bible Study Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wilson and son arrived from Washington Monday to visit her father Mr. Steele Nelson and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Preston
Bozeman
Gjerde
John Fetcher
C. S. C. Ranch
Donald Myfstol
Weaver Gibby
Elk Creek
Ralph Myrstol
Gorman Soiland
Rogness
Ole Soiland
Yellowstone Park
Eastern Montana Endures Third Straight Heat Wave
Eastern Montana baked under a three day heat spell with temperatures near or above 100 degrees in the eastern region. Glasgow hit 105 on Monday and Tuesday while Miles City logged 103 yesterday. Thunderstorms expected to cool the area tonight with highs tomorrow of 75 to 85 west of the divide and 85 to 100 east of the barrier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Glasgow
Miles City
Continental Divide
Mountain Barrier
Temper Improves The Longer It Is Keen
A fragment notes that temper tends to improve the longer it is kept in check and sharpened by steady practice. The passage emphasizes patience and steady focus as a path to better restraint.
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I. R. L. Tolson
R. L. Tolson
Elmer Arneson
D. Claiborn
A. Ronald McDonnell
State OF
Lima
Emma Rees
Jack Brandenburg
J. J. Lacklen
H. L. Brockway
Melville Lutheran
Yest Ranch
Knute Lavold
Madison
Nina Leffingwell
Three Forks
Brown Swiss Cattle Breeders Association
Beloit
Wis
California
R. K. Zellers
el Cerrito
Calif
Sayre Nevin
Arne Hoem Ranch
Sheridan
Art Algard
Wyo
Ben Algard
Flathead Lake
Newton Pierson
Colorado
Emmett Deegan
Baby
Greeley, Colo
S. N. Lavold
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Martin Walsh
Ed Patten
Sweet Grass County
Livingston
Pat McKay
Selfridge Field
Mich
Joe Bartholomaus
Roger Moschelle
E. M. Barnes
L. Ruth Lanagan
Wolf Point
R. B. Barnes
Hudson
Ford ‘Dealer
Springdale
Mrs. Rosa Currier
Ralph Ryan
J. Q. Robbins
Big Timber Dept
Bouse Chevrolet
Milton H. Coutu
M. D
Veterans Hospital
McCormick-Deering
John Deere
Jack Fichtner
Rapelje
W. G. Robinson
Ford Jeep
Auto Electric
Brays
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