Visits and Guests Across Cities Highlight Weekend News
Spokane visitors Mr and Mrs Don Martin and children stay with Mrs Arney Brannin’s family. Inez Moore Bud Moore and Beth Benedict pause in Big Timber visiting Mrs Esp. Moores from Tacoma, sightseeing in Billings and Custers Last Stand reenactment at Hardin. Ceryl O Leary returns from Seattle and Portland. House guests Josie Boe hosts Lester Fredericks family from Billings and James Boe family from Harrison Idaho. picnic at Hunters Hot Springs with George Boe Nygaard families from Livingston and Big Timber.
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Spokane
Don Martin
Arney Brannin
Inez “Moore
Bud Moore
Roy Moore
Albert Esp
Beth Benedict
Beth Pound
Big Timber
Esp
Moores
Tacoma
Billings
Custer
Hardin
Ceryl O’leary
Seattle
Portland
Josie Boe
Lester Fredericks
James Boe
Harrison
Idaho
Hunters Hot Springs
George Boe
Livingston
Art Nygaard
Two bobkitten adoptions by Bill Boyd noted near Timber Creek
Franklin Grosfield spotted a young female bobcat in a barn on the west fork of Little Timber Creek. A litter of three kittens was found under an old pickup box after a rain driven move by their mother. John Stone and Bill Boyd retrieved two of the kittens, with Stone keeping one and Boyd taking the other two. The kittens, about three weeks old, are becoming tame and friendly.
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Bill Boyd
Franklin Grosfield
Little Timber Creek
John Stone
Roger Thompson
Boyd
Bridal Shower Honoring Mrs. Austin Bowden
Mrs. Austin Bowden nee Julio Strobel was honored at a post nuptial shower at Congregational church. Dallas resident since marriage, she visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tope Strobel as friends sang. Local guests included Mrs. Harold Shipton and Mrs. Keith Gottlob of Three Forks and other relatives and committee members attended.
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Austin Bowden
Julio Strobel
Congregational Church
Dallas
Tex
Tope Strobel
Mary Ellen McDonnell
Peggy Gottlob
Debbie Lowry
Nita Hauge
Kipp Croskrey
Kim Sullivan
Kenneth Sullivan
Hardin
Cort Strobel
Dave Duffey
Helmar Bramae
Floyd Nepstad
Raymond Esp
Bud Pile
Kenneth Boe
A. R. McDonnell
Charles Schuler
Raymond Eigen
Bennie Elgen
Vic Gee
E. O. Birkeland
Bill Fraser
Montana cattle prices cited in push to curb imports
The Montana Chamber of Commerce president told congressional members beef imports remain a problem as 1966 imports nearly match cattle on Montana ranches. He urged support for pending legislation to restrict imports. Twelve Montana women plant 500 trees each in Wise River Beaverhead National Forest as part of Forest Service work.
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Mountain States Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Yellowstone Park
Norris Geyser Basin
Old Faithful Inn
Gannon
Montana
U. S. Forest Service
Wise River
Beaverhead National Forest
Badgleys Observe 50th Anniversary in California
Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd Badgley of Palo Alto celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary on June 4 with a surprise buffet dinner hosted by their four sons and three daughters. More than fifty relatives attended at the home of their daughter and son in law in Mountain View. The couple previously ran ranches, grocery and bakery businesses in Montana, moved through California, Nevada, and finally settled in Big Timber before their government work in Montana.
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William Lloyd Badgley
Palo Alto
Calif
William Wachsmuth
Mountain View
Badgleys
Big Timber
Roberta
Bill
Carol Sloan
Charles Sloan
Reno
Nev
Smoky Butte
Montana
Miles City
Billings
Santa Maria
Mount Did Benbow
Columbus
Forest Service Reminder for Fourth of July Weekend
The notice urges visitors to douse camp fires, crush cigarettes and matches, and avoid fire works in National Forests. It reiterates Smoky Bear’s message that only people can prevent forest fires during picnicking camping and fishing season.
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Forest Service
Smoky Bear
Oldest Air Force Enlisted Man Celebrates 74th Birthday
MSgt. Stewart G. Hicks, the oldest enlisted man in the Air Force, marks his 74th birthday at Travis Air Force Base California. He retires July 17 after serving under U S and Canadian flags in three wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Stewart G. Hicks
U. S
Flag Desecration Law Supporters Hail Bipartisan Vote
In Washington a large turnout backed a federal law banning flag desecration. Congressman Bat kin and others highlighted the central park flag burning as a catalyst. The record vote was 385 to 16 against, with critics arguing free speech concerns. The piece ties patriotism to Vietnam era sacrifice and notes a Roosevelt portrait in Warm Springs.
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Congress
New York
Central Park
Iwo Jima
America
Montana
Vietnam
Europe
Pacific
Asia
Hitler
Germany
U. S
Crime Rate High Tops Incarceration Counts
United States holds the highest crime rate among nations with more than 200000 people confined in federal and state prisons and reformatories across the system.
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United States
Safe driving tips in fog conditions
If you drive in fog, use low beam headlights and avoid parking lights. Do not tailgate, do not pass blindly, and reduce speed. Do not stop until you can safely pull off the highway and clear the roadway.
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Yellowstone
Philo Maier
Florida
Philo
Bob’s
J. S$. Solberg Co., Inc
Legion Hall
Grant Rader
Montana State
Fiddler
Explorer Post
City of Big Timber
Jira, Battin
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Little White House
Warm Springs
Roosevelt
the van Drive-in Theatre
James Stewart
Jerry Lewis
R & R Locker Plant
Usda Choice
Franklin
First National City
Citizens Bank & Trust CO
Big Timber, Montana
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