Weekend Visitors and Summer Guests Travel and Stay
Iowa visitors Mr and Mrs Joe Donhowe of Story City spent time with the Ocee Johnson home. Forrest Ullman and father C F Ullman toured Yellowstone Hebgen Lake and Virginia City. Dorothy McFarlin leaves for San Diego after a week with sister Stan Jacobson and relatives in North Dakota. Mrs Phyllis Church of Livingston arrives to spend summer at Paul Van Cleve’s Sweet Grass Canyon ranch. Melvin Nelson and daughter Debbie of Stevensville visit Walter Broughton and Ole Warp family. Dinner guests at Peter Rostad’s included Erle Barber and wife of Ladysmith Wisconsin en route home from Montana. Barber’s daughter is a St Olaf classmate of Andrea.
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Iowa
Joe Donhowe
Story City
Ocee Johnson
Forrest Ullman
C. F. Ullman
Yellowstone Park
Hebgen Lake
Virginia City
San Diego
Stan Jacobson
Dorothy McFarlin
McFarlin
North Dakota
Phyllis’ Church
Peter Rostad
Erle Barbers
Ladysmith
Wis
Montana
Barbers
Andrea
St. Olaf College
Emmett
Bud) ‘Deegan
Carol
Jack
Peggy
Ogden
Utah
Melville
Big Timber
Gerry Etzold
George Tronrud
Neighbons
Mins
Leif Ba
Pioneer Picnic A community pot luck set for August 9 at the Dugout
The annual Pioneer picnic is scheduled for Sunday August 9 at 1 o clock at the Dugout. It invites pioneers dependents and friends to join in a memorable yearly gathering in a community pot luck setting. The item notes a festive spirit and expectations of broad attendance.
Notable Visits and Local Happenings Across Town
Last week residents hosted visiting relatives from West Palm Beach and Tazewell. Mrs. E. O. Overland returned from a Santa Cruz stay after surgery on her 84 year old sister in law. The H. L. Brockway family welcomed kin from Seattle and Bozeman, visiting Bozeman together before return. A 10.7 mill levy in school district 65 was approved to maintain a 1964 65 program. Local court fines included juvenile offenses for unsafe driving and loud mufflers. A luncheon honored Mrs. Rose Galbreth, with attendees at the Haas home before Galbreth departed for Logansport Ind.
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E. O. Overland
H. Lysne
Santa Cruz
Calif
Lysne
Bozeman
Seattle Brockways
Lower Dry Fork
Lloyd Severance
Ivar Hoglund
Rose Galbreth
Clive Haas
Della Webb
Karl Bryan
Deryl O’leary
Edith McDonnell
Haas
Logansport
Ind
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Chevrolet
Jeep
International
Dick’s
Livingston’s Popular Sports
Old
Abe
Tae
Ben Franklin
Leon Olmstead
E. A. Bieber
Belle Amery
Vernon Standish
Earl Harris
Livingston
Portland Medical School
Standish
Frank Standish
Albany
Ore
Kansas
Newton
Kan
John Cottingham
Olness
Boulder
Mr. Cottingham
Ellis
Big Timber Volunteer Fire Department
Jack Fjelde
Lavern Duncan
Lewistown
Bill ‘Fjelde
Billings
A. E. Vanderhoef
Canyon
Bill Thornby
Ed Thies
Edward J. Hannon
Franklin
Ohio
E. W. Tower
McLeod
Charles E. Petaja
Harve E. McMahon
Thief River Falls
Minn
C. L. Rasmussen
Missoula
Leon R. Kerklove
Robert D. Bateman
James LeBar
Elmer Arneson
Monte Beck
R. G. Beck
Emmett, Ida
Pond’s Lodge
Idaho
Tower-Peterson Elwyn W. Tower
Lillian Maybelle Petersen
Absarokee
Justice of the Peace
Robert Noe
Laura W. Noe
Edna B. Yance
George Lamach
Glasston Lake
MSU
Montana State University
Linda Lee Clark
McLean Clark
William P. McLauchlan
Harold McLauchlan
C. V. Brown
Fred Walker
Mesa, Ariz
Beulah Patterson
Brown
Walker
Virginia Brown
Matthews
J. O. Matthew
Loren Christian
Peter
Jimmy
David
California
Mr. Christian
Los Angeles
Christian
Butte
Great Falls
Bill
Chilren
Roger
Karen
Scranton
N. C
Mrs. Irvin Bliss
John Calhoun
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
First Congregational Church
Ben Knopp
Calhoun
Washington State University
Germany
Pacific Coast Conference
Sidney
Carl Calhoun
Picnic Brand
Parkay
Liptons Tomato
Noah
Ed Ball
West Palm Beach, Fla
Mrs
Morgan Ball
Tazewell
Oregon
E. E. Merckle
Empire, Ore
Ben Olness
Johnsons
Wilbert Johnson
Nell Stevenson
Clara Johnson
Margaret Rusher
Rochelle Flick
Spokane
Jan Johnson
Kinman Business University
Lakeside
Anne Hoem
Lois
Dolores Holland
Allison
Mont
Carol Deegan
Douglas Lowry
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