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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

3

Lake Titicaca Compared to Lake Ontario Size

The article states Lake Titicaca in South America is half the size of Lake Ontario. It also notes about 35 percent of the population in Japan is under 15 years old.

South America Lake Titaca Lake Ontario Japan

Dusting Off The Old Ones From Pioneer Files

The Big Timber column notes W. O. Tucker buys a Cary Safe for the Grand Hotel and other residents like Mrs. John Davis and son Clyde travel to Walla Walla. It lists many local items: arrivals, departures, anniversaries, school events, July 4th plans, and business updates including Liebel Bros remodeling, Peters and King securing half the Horse's Home livery, and a 90th birthday coming for T. K. Lee.

W. O. Tucker Grand Hotel Cary Safe Company Buffalo N. Y John Davis Clyde Walla Walla Wash Jennie Moore Modesto Calif Mrs. Stubblefield Frank Brumfield Martin Fourth Avenue W. R. Peters Charles King Messrs Melville Chris Christensen Geo. Browning

Reed Point Notes Highlight Local Visits

Donald Mc Keith returned from a trip to Butte last Thursday to visit relatives. A Lee Golden of California arrived Friday evening and stayed several days with his brother W N Golden. Mrs Edgar Seibert and two sons and Mrs Raleigh Brumfield came from Gardiner last Thursday to visit friends and relatives.

Catherine Lyon Paul Severance Billings Raymond Lyon E. H. Cowles Woodburn Ore Cowles Richard C. Parry Helen Wisconsin John S. Solberg Bozeman Montana State College Frank Whitsel Evelyn Moorhead Minn W. C. Woods Melville H. B. Yerkes Boulder Nate Howe Norma Brown Minneapolis Tom Irma Thorson Warren, Minn Clyde E. Davis Jefferson Island Ben L. Pontius Harvey Cort Wyola Montana Lutheran Sunday School George C. ‘Rostad J. A. Lowry Episcopal Church Margaret Deegan State College Cedar Falls Iowa Mjelde Mosby Shoe Shop Golden Rule Frank Gottlob Betty Knute Lavold Big Timber Josie Thalle Edna Berg Mondovi Wis Cora Thalle Fred Benson Grey Cliff Reed Point Donald McKeith Butte A. Lee Golden California W. N. Golden Edgar Seibert Raleigh Brumfield Gardiner

Montana Revises Right of Way Rules To Improve Courtesy

The 34th Montana Legislature adopts a revised traffic code effective July 1 prioritizing equal responsibility for straight through and left turning drivers. It details yielding rules at intersections and between entering traffic and warns that courtesy remains essential despite clear right of way.

Montana 34Th Legislative Assembly Montana Highway Patrol

Notice to Creditors in Cordelia Braughton Estate

In the District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County the estate of Cordelia F Braughton deceased is administered by Walter S Braughton as administrator. Creditors and others having claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to O J Paulson attorney at the Big Timber Montana office for estate settlement. Dated May 27 1955. Pub dates June 29 1955 and July 16 1955.

District Court Sixth Judicial District State of Montana Sweet Grass Cordelia F. Braughton O. J. Paulson Big Timber Walter S. Braughton Q. J. Paulson

Fjare Delegate To GOP Meet

Washington congressman Orvin B. Flare of Big Timber will join about 1600 delegates at the ninth biennial Young Republican National Federation convention in Detroit June 15 to 18. Vice President Richard Nixon heads a list of more than 60 national GOP leaders gathering for four days of strategy for the 1956 presidential campaign and a GOP congressional majority.

Washington Orvin B. Flare Big Timber Young Republican National Federation Detroit Richard Nixon U.S Gordon L. Allott Sullivan Barnes South Dakota Congress Nixon Republican National Committee Leonard W. Hall United Nations Henry Cabott Lodge Jr United States Ivy Baker Priest

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Pioneer Files Liebel Bros West Side Orlando Forsythe Lake Basin Stella Red Wing Knute Anderson Carl and Thomas Melville Ranch Bernie Mielde Dan Shipton Sherman Morand Hunters Hot Springs W. C. Ryan Trenton Charles Grady North Coast Limited St. Louis Elizabeth McDonnell State University Missoula Audrey Graff Mary L. Steensland Harriet Templeton Sidney Margaret Brannin Riley Doore Juneau Alaska Dick Armstrong Tommy Jack Alder W. J. Knapp Karl Bryan Swift Current Can Harold Veblen David Oregon Mr. Veblen Reider Anderson Anderson Anderson Street Seventh Avenue Keith Harlan Philip Phillipson West Boulder Clarence Shipton Yellowstone Park Transportation Co Walter Osborne Evangelical Parsonage C. L. Harris Zharivari Moss T. K. Lee Monay Ft J Braaten Wrecker Service Mont Studebaker N.Y Studebaker-Packard Corporation East Third Ave J. and J. Motor Co Big Timber, Montana Julious Caesar GOP SIU Tony Vander Voort Riverside HIWAY Yellowstone Bridge Pierete Ue Daforis Bedoya Perro Gonzales Gonzales Universal-International Mati JERRY — _ LDABETH Scott Carmen Miranda Hal Wallis Joan Crawford Ray G. and Lamont I. Beck Sweet Grass County City of Bill E. Mjelde Optometrist Klindt Drug Store Raymond Hoem Ellingson R.M.S B. Olness Montana Power Office Dr. R. J. Schaffarzick Optometris Livingston, Montana E. C. Overland Ontana C. V. Mosier Paul Westervelt C. J. Paulson Court House J. D. Herries Masonic Temple L. H. Townsend Masonic Bldg Mysse Electric Louis Mysse Res
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