Dusting Off the Old Ones and Local Visits
The column notes a Boulder country view plus a change in aluminum collection dates July 21 to 28 due to Boy Scout camping. Pioneer items include Miss Margaret Holland’s Spokane trip with sister Arlene, Mary Davis’s return to Richland, and Mrs. John Bowling’s Illini visit. Also: stag dinner for Doc's birthday and a San Jose to San Jose family visit plus a Smart family reunion trip to Georgetown Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon C. Olmstead
Boulder Country
Defense Committee
City Hall
Boy Scouts
Pioneer Files
Margaret Holland
Spokane
Ivar Holland
Arlene
Mary Davis
Richland
Wash
Onie Davis
John Bowling
Milwaukee
Sycamore
Ill
C. M. Cremer
H. C. Roquet
Doc
Melvin Williams
Beulah Patterson
San Jose
Calif
C. E. Smart
Ross Williams
Idaho
Utah
Smarts
Georgetown
Barrow Pit
Highway 10
Boulder Bridge
Brockway
H. L. Brockway
Louis Sullivan
Bozeman
S. M. Souther
Glendale
Southers
Mildred
Mont
Brockways
Ethel Boyce
Orval
Terry
Wayne Tichenor
Nampa
J. B. Bell
Beverly
Wayne
The
Pioneer
Tichenor
Rowan
Albert Stuber
Leslie Dean
Denver
Marnie Loraine
Robert Anderson
San Bernardino
Kimberly Sue
Local Residents and Visitors Dinner Guests and Health News
The community notes several visitors including C L Olmstead of Great Falls and Judge William Taylor of Anaconda. Dale Fredrikson underwent appendectomy at the Community Hospital. Mrs Creston Crest travels to Sacramento to visit relatives. Ray Lee Traver enjoys furlough from Camp Pickett and transfers to Camp Petaluma. Lorraine Brockway is born in Bozeman to Dr R L Brockway and wife. Kenneth Thompson reports a hot chinook in Mississippi, while Redfield Vase plane trip to Calgary ends Cal Dinner finals. Kenneth Todd of Boise and Bayard Todd visit Mrs Ethel Davis and Alice Todd hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Olmstead
C. L. Olmstead
Great Falls
William Taylor
Anaconda
Dale Fredrikson
Sam Fredrickson
Creston Crest
Sacramento
Calif
Winnifred Baker
Ray Lee Traver
Dorothy Traver
Camp Pickett
Virginia
Camp Petaluma
E. V. Hawke
Spokane
C. E. Erickson
David
Sonja
Northfield
Minn
Susanna Rostad
Traffic court notes and fines listed for several drivers
Moulden's Court charges Joseph Casey and Billings with reckless driving and fines, bond forfeited. Harry Peltzer cited for license in possession and improper passing over a solid line, to appear July 15. Peter Fair forfeited 15 dollars for improper passing. Howard Oakley forfeited 10 dollars for improper passing. Frederick Scott cited for reckless driving after falling asleep, no injury, forfeited 15. William Vanderpool forfeited 15 for speeding. Fred Krusa forfeited 10 for unsafe driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Thomas Casey
Billings
Harry Dean Peltzer
White Sulphur Springs
Peter W. Fair
Superior
Wis
Howard Melvin Oakley
Electric City
Wash
Frederick Winfield Scott
St. Paul
Minn
Highway 10
William Melton Vanderpool
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Fred Alphus Krusa
Kent
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Log
Mrs Emily Gerwitz admitted July 11 for medical care. Douglas Litton Clyde Hurst admitted July 12 for medical care discharged the 13th. Roy Vaughn admitted July 12 for medical care. Mrs Bill Reidelbach admitted July 12 for medical care. Susie Tjaaland discharged Wednesday July 17 after six weeks hospitalization. Mrs John Nitey Grey Cliff discharged Friday July 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Gerwitz
Douglas Litton
Clyde Hurst
Roy Vaughn
Bill Reidelbach
Susie Tjaaland
John Nitey
Grey Cliff
Navy Recruiter Now In This Area
Petty Officer First Class William H. Morrison has become the Navy Recruiter for the Billings area, replacing Petty Officer Schofield who moves to Hawaii. Morrison, eight-year veteran, recently returned from the Mediterranean aboard USS Aldebaran and will work with Chief Petty Officer Davis at the Post Office building in downtown Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Morrison
U. S. Navy
Navy
Billings
Schofield
Hawaii
Morrison
Havre
Montana National Guard
Mediterranean
U.S.S
Aldebaran
Grace Shockley
Chinook
Navy Good Conduct
Davis
Navy Recruiting Office
Post Office
Bilings
Lincoln tallest president at six four fourteen
A fragment lists Lincoln as the tallest president at 6 4 and Madison as the shortest at 5 4, noting height comparisons without broader context or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Madison
Local Sheriff Charged in Pillow Theft at Grey Cliff Hotel
Andrew Jackson MacDaniels Jr of Colorado Springs faced petty inrecency charges after two pillows were stolen from the Wegon Wheel hotel at Grey Cliff. He forfeited a $25 bond and returned the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Jackson MacDaniels, Jr
Colorado Springs
Wegon Wheel
Grey Cliff
Wes Dawson
Melville
Fish Creek Hill
Wheatland County
Dawson
Nevin
Tom Nevin
Harlowton
James Vernon
Great Falls
Ben Richard
Big Timber
Yellowstone Park converts five roads to one way
Superintendent Jack K. Anderson said five roads in Yellowstone National Park will be converted to a one way system. Three routes have already been changed: Firehole Lake Loop Road Fountain Freight Road and Canyon Rim Road. By July 15 the remaining sections of High Road between Mammoth and Gardiner and Frog Rock Road between Mammoth and Tower will reopen as one way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Jack K. Anderson
Anderson
Firehole Lake
Fountain
Canyon Rim
Mammoth
Gardiner
Frog Rock
Tower
Slower Driving Proves Safer In Wide Test Runs
A series of tests shows relaxed drivers used brakes far less yet gained little time over longer trips. In an 800 mile comparison a fast driver saved minimal time but logged more swerves and higher wear. A Wisconsin test echoed the finding that high speed does not compensate for delays. Slow driving saves fuel and reduces risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Germany
Wisconsin
Montana
Montana Driver Licensing Schedule for Big Timber
The Montana Highway Patrol announces Big Timber driver licensing hours in July August and September from 9 am to 5 pm at the courthouse. Licensing will be available on the 1st 3rd and 5th Tuesday of each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McDonald
Big Timber
Northwest Regional Laboratory
MSU
Bozeman
David Martinz
Walt Martinz
Navy
Ranger
David
Bremerton
Wash
Montana Highway Patrol
Court House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Todd
Boise, Ida
Ethel Davis
Bayard Todd
Alice Todd
Doug Solberg
Doug
Bob’s
Ruger
Iver Johnson
Smith & Wesson
Bob
John Deere Company
Moulden’s Court
Gary Stampede
Vose
Arnold Johnson
Leo Cremer Jr
Bill Donald
Leo Cremer Sr
Calgary
Ozzie Nevin
Ross Snyder
Lewistown
Millie Ellis
McLean Clark
Clive Haas
Rocky Mountain College
Orvin Flare
Orvin
Jaycee
Carl Feldt
Allinge
Bornholm
Denmark
New York City
Springsdale
Livingston
Fort Lewis
Adeline
Springdale
Martin Peterson
Richfield
Emily Thompson
Helena
Montie Riter
Chuck Osborne
Chester Kelsey
Alice Patterson
Seattle
al Hobbs
St. Vincent's Hospital
Hobbs
Rudy Mosness
Moose Hall
Phil Moulden
Ernie Nelson
Pat
Pat Breeding
Eddie Zimdars
Miss Rein
Linda Rein
Lloyd Rein
Carol Rein
Linda
Marilyn Welle
Richard R. Price
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Whittier
Rev. Price
Willian Gates Sr
Columbus Civic Center
Henry Gates
Rex Davidson
John Hochhalter
Arthur Wittmer
Arden Riemann
Arvid Lindley
George Deeney
William Gates
Dave Fox
Richard Fink
Carl Gates
Harry Gates
Harry Grush
Johnstown
Mile J. Collins
Ruby A. Collins
Buzz Flanagan
Tamera
Ida Flanagan
Torval Olsen
Orland
Diana
San Francisco
John Hager
Allen Thurman
Sidney Camp
College of Engineering
Denver University
Thurman
Colege
Pullman
Carnegie Tech
Pittsburgh
Perrins
Robert Perrins
Milo
Kim
Valerie
American Opinion
Renton
Clint Collenborne
Ed Mack
Camps
Eugene Klineburger
Lloyd
Belview
Richard Hamm
Roy
Kermit Fladland
Kathy
John Drivdahl
Cristy
Loren
Emil Drivdahl
Loren Christian
Orinda
J. O. Matthew
Christian
Lyman Moulden
Robert M. Lawrence
Moulden
Eleanor
Sheriff's Office
Smokey
N. D
Olie”’ Brandal
the Bargain Mart
South Main
Jay Donovan
Jay
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