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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1950
Page
2
Cowboys compete Sunday in bareback and saddle bronc riding bulldogging calf roping and bull riding with entry fees. Riders earn points for both man and horse over ten seconds with payouts based on total scores.
Thirty five friends of Mrs. Jack Mysse gathered at Reed Point school for a miscellaneous shower with a program by Sophia Guthrie and Ostenson. Other items note extended visits, hospital stays, a car accident recovery, and travels to Gallatin canyon and Yellowstone Park. The 4 H club basketball game ended Reed Point 11 to 21.
References to rodeo scoring factors include precision riding and horse strength. Mentions Reed Point baseball, Roy Andersons settling in Glendive, and a farewell party. Glenive is noted for pastorage at Glenive. The Reed Point budget hearing set for August 9 at City Hall with open inspection and public comment. TED C. BUSHA City Clerk. (Pub. July 27, August 3, 1950)
Mrs. Etta Matzel of Alden and Susan Hand of Butte stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Armstrong Friday night and Saturday. In Livingston, Mrs. R. F. Braughton visited her son and family. James Braughton and Mrs. Jack Pilgeram joined a California visit, then headed to Livingston for a family picnic. The Sorge freis and Hickman families traveled to Port Angelus with Dick Brannin and Sid Brannin, planning Alaska departure after a Washington stop. The Hickmans will return to Alaska by air. the Sorgenfrei family and Dick Brannin plan a short Washington visit before returning.
The City Council of Big Timber Montana has completed action on a local matter and briefs the public on the outcome and any upcoming steps affecting residents and businesses.
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