Reed Point Notes From June Community Update
Dates to remember include June 2, June 5 to 9 for Sweet Grass County Federated activities in Big Timber, Vacation Bible School at EUB church, and WSPS meetings. The piece lists local visits, graduations, and community events with residents from Reed Point, Billings, Helena, Bozeman, Miles City, and surrounding towns, plus school events and awards at Reed Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County Federated
Big Timber
Eub Church
WSWS
Norbert Zindler
Billings Business College
Rudy Zindler
Marion van Campen
Morris van Campen
Miles City
Floyd Ferguson
Corbett Ferguson
Billings
Percy Neville
John Ott
Dale Eggen
Linda Hamrey
Helena
Leo Ziegler
Bozeman
H. C. Young
Avon
Ricky Wheeler
Bill Mayo
Don Fenton
Ernest Hoagland
Rapelje
Wayne Eder
Adelbert Eder
Reed Point
Ivar Stenberg
Butte
Bud Deeney
Buck Burton
Belfry
B. Z. Burton
Ray Baumgardner
Huntley
Mary Baumgardner
Bud Pile
Don Todd Jr
Don Trees
Bob Moon
Ethel Smith
Nels Hellerin
Herbert Bue
Lynda Bue
Karlyn Bue
MSU
Bob Barnum
Sons of
Glen Barnum
Palmer Peterson
John Hamms
Alvin Gorr
Clyde Park
Theo. Gorr
Fred
Sunny
Jimmy Times
Detroit
Mich
Thorval Krone Sr
A. P. Brumfield
Bill Golden
Mark
Poisonous plants threaten cattle losses across Montana farms
County Agent's Corner warns 15 to 25 plant species can poison cattle during the growing season. Low forage, drought, and diseases raise death risks from larkspur, camas, loco plants, and water hemlock. maintain adequate forage to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Don Ryerson
Motorcycle Fun Turns Hospital Visit After Loss of Control
A rider enjoys biking but loses control leading to an injury and admission to a local hospital. The incident underscores the need for proper riding technique and safety measures to prevent harm.
Governor Appoints State Senator in Montana First
Gov Tim Babcock named Edward N Sparks a Republican as senator from Silver Bow to succeed Democrat George Schotte who resigned. The change signals a shift in power from governor to county commissioners later this year. Rep Arnold Olsen seeks 1.9 million for Marias River dam repairs amid 16 million restoration costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Tim Babcock
Edward N. Sparks
Silver Bow
George Schotte
40Th Assembly
Sparks
Arnold Olsen
Congress
Marias River
Bureau of Reclamation
Montana bar owners may lease licenses rule clarified
The State Liquor Control Board ruled that tavern owners may lease their bars but cannot lease the licenses. License transfer to the new operator is required when a bar is leased. The ruling followed Wayne Montgomery of Lima, last year’s Republican congressional nominee, attempting to lease a bar under his license to Willis and Grace Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Liquor Control Board
Wayne Montgomery
Lima
Congress
Willis
Grace Davis
Haynes resigns from Montana School Board role
Duane Haynes, secretary of the Montana School Board Assn, resigns after three years to become an associate professor at Montana State University Bozeman. He criticized boards not backing the association while teachers' lobby pressed costly legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane Haynes
Montana School Board Assn
Association
Haynes
Montana State University
Bozeman
Montana spring festival at Billings June 9 11
The Montana Institute of the Arts spring festival will be held in Billings from June 9 to 11. Speakers include Jim Forrest of Big Horn Wyoming curator Norm Warsinski of Seattle and Sterling Halloway of California. Artists are invited to submit paintings pottery books poems woven works. Billings art centers will be visited by attendees and history buffs will participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Institute of the Arts
Billings
Jim Forrest
Big Horn
Wyo
Bradford-Brinton
Norm Warsinski
Seattle
Sterling Halloway
California
Montana
Montana Fairer Taxes Association in Missoula Led by Robert
Two taxpayer groups appear in today’s brief. The Montana Fairer Taxes Association, based in Missoula, is led by Robert and organized to push tax policy changes. A continuation note points to page three for further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fairer Taxes Assn
Missoula
Robert
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Mrs
Mary Lay
Chas. Thomas
Pioneer Home
Chris Schott
Mary Campanella
Great Falls
Gene Smith
J. G. Brakstad
Linda
Jack Adams
Livingston
Alta Campanellas
Bill Langford
Arvid Landley
Robert van Oosten
George Swindler
Leila Whitford
Judy Trees
Kenny Mayo
Doyle Sutton
Eileen Ott
David Ott
Maria Goddard
Rhonda Nickell
Billy Langford
Will
Mark Golden
Tim Herman
Bob
Ralph Daniels
Dennis Jordet
Jeff Berry
Larry Terrel
Vicki
Penny Goddard
Carol Swindler
Evelyn Burton
Ardith Swenson
Barbara Swindler
Marguerite Clarkson
Charlotte McKeith
Shirley Swenson
VFW
Boulder Post
Georgia Swindler
Gayle Goddard
Susan Simonson
Janet Bue
Grace Sutton
Steven Ott
Library Bell
MIBA
Shirley Svenson
Ardith Svenson
Gene van Oosten
Larry Larson
Lavonne Sutton
Alice Wood
Diana Goddard
Loyd Berry
Ryegate
Lawrence Berry
Lavenne Sutton
Bemidji
Minn
Floyd Sutton
Merlin Meyers
Lewistown
Doyle
Lloyd Booth
Cliff Booth
Rodney Goddard
Booth
Alta Campanella
Robert Campanella
Billy
Greg Langford
Eastern Montana College
Bemidji College
Minnesota
Linda Bjorndal
Sven Voll
Anaconda
John Siemion Sr
St. Xavier
George Siemion
John Siemion Jr
George Siemson
Alta
S. H. Lewis
Walt Lamb
Laurel
Nettie Lamb
John Holmgren
Lee Robbins
Rollie Brumfield
Sandra
Karen
Allen Brecht
Park City
Ray Caldwell
Bernard McGinnis
Tom McGinnis
Philadelphia
A. C. Brumfield
James Duecker
Arvid Lindley
Supt
Stephen Bue
Gene Wood
Jimmy Trees
Shirley
Dianna Goddard
Mr. Larson
Army
H. O. Hickox
Melville
Hickox
Sam van Cleve
Minneapolis
Paul L. van
Tom Hogg
S. Main
Expert TV
T.V
Call Montgomery Ward
Big Timber Truck Line
Dennis Beer
Roy Nunley
Lloyd Beer
Spring Tire Sale
Dave
ENCO
U.S.D.A. Open House
USDA
Knute Hogemark
Ross Williams
O. M. Mabry
Don
Robert E. Miller
Sec’y Mar
Montana Press Assn
Pompey’s Pillar
Capt
William Clark
E. H. Peake
Masonic Temple
Treasure State Telephone Company