Local Notes Roundup of Montana Socials and Visits
Billings weekend trip for Mr and Mrs Mike Hoyem to Dr and Mrs Bob Thompson home. Mrs Nettie Sylling of Billings stayed with Mrs Hannah Harlan and attended Ronald Halver’s family golden anniversary. Regional Democrats Women’s Clubs met in Hardin including Mrs Roland Clark and others. Citizens Bank showcases local scenery kodachromes by Franklin Grosfield and John Ronneberg. Keith Allen born to Mr and Mrs Dean Larson at Livingston Memorial Hospital weighing 10 pounds. Bozeman visits Big Timber. John Drivdahl starts work with Bozeman contracting firm. Harve Fincher returns from Grass Valley California noting 22 inches of snow previously and blossoms now. Kinsey and Hager of Charlson Motors to receive Ford awards at banquet in Billings. Ray R Frye to stay in Richey indefinitely. April 3 dessert bridge planned by Big Timber Women’s Club at the Dugout. Thorvald and Mrs Olsen return from winter in Grand View Washington. Olsen resumes work for Tom Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Larson
Keith Allen
Memorial Hospital
Livingston
Bozeman
John Drivdahl
Royal Neighbors Open Meeting and Cancel April Event
The Royal Neighbors gathered Tuesday evening with Mrs. Charles Willson presiding. District Deputy Anna M. Rhyner attended as a guest. The charter was draped for the late Mrs. Florence Kirkwood. A party planned for April 7 was canceled but a regular meeting will occur that date at 8 p.m. Lunch committee included Mrs. Pat McKay Mrs. Herman Gibson and Mrs. Norman Hale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Willson
Oracle
Anna M. Rhyner
Florence Kirkwood
Pat McKay
Herman Gibson
Norman Hale
Esther Circle to Gather Next Thursday Hostess and Speaker
Mrs. K. Haugstad will host the Esther Circle meeting next Thursday March 26 at 2 p m Mrs. F B Peterson will give the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Haugstad
Esther
F. B. Peterson
Sweet Grass Republican Women to Meet This Saturday
Members of the Sweet Grass County Republican Women will meet this Saturday March 21 at 2 p m in the library club room. Special guest Mrs William Mather of Roundup sixth vice president of the Montana Federation of Republican Women's Clubs will discuss legislative issues and voter registration. Invitation extended to all women in Sweet Grass county to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Republican Women
William Mather
Roundup
Montana Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs
American Legion Auxiliary Meets with Small March Turnout
Members met March 9 with Mrs. Clarence Petaja presiding in place of Mrs. Tana Voges. Linda Fellows played two piano selections while a Girl Scout troop led a flag ceremony. Mrs. Ray Lee Traver organized refreshments. Nine members attended due to flu and colds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Petaja
Tana Voges
Linda Fellows
Ray Lee Traver
Bozeman Bankers win state AAU tourney final 82 74
Bozeman Bankers defeated Billings State Finance Co 82 to 74 in the championship of the state AAU basketball tournament. The win sends Bozeman to regional playoffs as Miles City 600 Lounge takes third place with a 52 to 48 victory over Lewistown National Guard. High scorer was Milt Horton and attendance was below expectations due to flu and other activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Bankers of
Bozeman
Billings State Finance Co
Miles City 600 Lounge
Lewistown National Guard
Big Timber
Broadus
Billings
Lewistown
Billings State Finance
Columbus
Big Timber-Broadus
Miles City
Billings Finance
Smart
Gee
Milt Horton
Montana State College
Larry Neese
Miles City Five
Rocky
Jim Franklin
Billings Finance Aggregation
Jaycees
Harlowton Captures Class B Title In Billings Surge
Harlowton won the Montana Class B state basketball tournament title in Billings by defeating Roundup 44 39 in the final. Shelby took third with a 74 57 upset of Malta as coach Bob Petrino praised his team’s hustle and grit in overcoming early deficits and upsets to claim the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Harlowton
Montana
Wolf Point
Libby
Roundup
Red Lodge
Engineers
Circle
Ronan
Shelby
Malta
Bob Petrino
Petrino
Butte
Western Montana College of Education
Forsyth
Legion Post 19 Hosts 45th Birthday Dinner for Members
American Legion Post 19 invites members and wives and Auxiliary members to the 45th Legion birthday dinner this Saturday evening at 7 at the Legion hall. Door prizeswill be offered for both men and women and an entertaining evening is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Post 19
45Th Legion
the Legion Hall
TIMBER TOPS MEET WITH ED HOLMBERG PRESIDING
TOPS held a Monday session with Mrs. Ed Holmberg in charge. Mrs. Jim Wood and Mrs. Forrest Ullman were named losers of the week. Awards night is planned for Monday March 23 at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Holmberg
Jim Wood
Forrest Ullman
Rachel Circle Teas at Mrs Carl Mosness Home
Mrs Carl Mosness will entertain the Rachel Circle at her home on Wednesday March 26 at 8 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel
Carl Mosness
Mary Circle Meeting Set at Mrs. Moffett Home
Mrs. Ed Moffett hosts the Mary Circle meeting at her home on Thursday March 26 at 2 pm. Mrs. J D Herries will give the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Circle
Ed Moffett
J. D. Herries
Alta Jean Chapin Weds Frank J. Dunst II in Colorado
Alta Jean Chapin daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Chapin of Greeley Colo and granddaughter of Mrs. George Alden married Frank Joseph Dunst II of Denver on March 14. Dunst a CSU senior in electrical engineering holds several honoraries and ROTC rank. Chapin a CSU graduate in home economics education teaches in Fort Collins and is a Pi Beta Phi member. They will reside in Fort Collins until August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Alta Jean Chapin
Gerald Chapin
Greeley
Colo
George Alden
Frank Joseph Dunst II
Denver
F. J. Dunst Jr
Colorado State University
Sigma Tau
Kappa Nu
Phil Beta Kappa
Lambda
Chi- ‘Alpha
Army ’ Rotc
CSU
Hospital Notes on Local Admissions and Discharges
Harold McLauchlan was admitted Wednesday for medical treatment and released Monday. Harold Smith, a flu patient, admitted Thursday and discharged Sunday. Ray VanderVoort admitted Thursday for a fractured leg from a logging accident. Mrs. Blanche Huntley admitted Thursday for medical care. Charles Bainter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bainter, admitted Saturday for a cut foot and released Tuesday. The flu admissions include Mrs. John Alexander, Sunday. Mrs. Harry Holm and LeRoy Schilling, Monday. Lorin Nitcy, the year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Nitcy, admitted Monday. Sigurd Andem admitted Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold McLauchlan
Harold Smith
Ray VanderVoort
Blanche Huntley
Charles Bainter
Raymond Bainter
John Alexander
Harry Holm
LeRoy Schilling
Lorin Nitcy
Gary Nitcy
Sigurd Andem
Boulder 4 H Club Sees Fifth Meeting at McLeod School
President Nancy Ewan opened the Boulder 4 H Club meeting at McLeod school with pledges and a song. Ricky Movius introduced programs including Bill Rule on pelts care, Carol Gallentine on pot roast prep, and Bob Racicot presenting a film on keeping records. Lunch was served by Mrs Boland Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder 4H
Nancy Ewan
Boulder 4-H
McLeod School
Rojl
Ricky Movius
Bill Rule
Carol Gallentiine
Bob Racicot
Boland Clark
Boulder Meadowlarks Hold Fifth Meeting At Dugout
The Boulder Meadowlarks met Friday at 8 p m at the Dugout. Pledges and songs were shared. Joyce Thomas performed a piano solo Goodbye Old Paint. Special guests included Mr and Mrs F B Peterson Yellowstone Victorians and Steady Workers 4 H clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Black Bear Seasons Open in Montana in 1964
Helena Montana. The 1964 black bear hunting season opened with cold but successful starts in parts of the state. Officials remind hunters only one bear per license year and that cubs or females with cubs may not be taken. Hunters who failed to bag a bear in 1963 can still hunt on 1963 licenses, but new licenses must be bought after April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Fish and Game
Montana Fish’ and Game
Time to Fertilize Trees Says Montana Extension Expert
Orville W. McCarver of Montana State College Extension Service advises late winter fertilizer for trees and shrubs to spur early growth and earlier fall maturity in Montana. Growth depends on age size soil moisture and fertility. application timing varies by individual tree. The summary notes Harlowton finished its conference season tied for fifth place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Orville W. ‘McCarver
Cooperative Extension Service of
Montana State College
Montana
McCarver
Fertilizing Trees Based on Diameter At Ground Level
A guide recommends measuring the tree diameter at one foot above ground, halving that value to set pounds of fertilizer. For a 10 inch diameter tree, use 5 pounds of a 16-200 or 20-200 mix, spreading evenly under the limb spread. Early season application is emphasized, snow does not affect the process.
Bedrock Beneath Victoria Land Ice Lies 1000 Feet Below
Antarctic Victoria Land rests over bedrock about 1000 feet below sea level, with ice averaging around 10000 feet thick above it, indicating a substantial ice cover over the terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antartica
Victoria Land
New land use plan for watershed facilities
The article notes continued coverage on land use with facilities planned as part of the watershed project. It mentions technical assistance for planning wildlife and recreation developments through the local soil and water conservation district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil and Water Conservation District
Prescription Suggests Florida Vacation Hidden Within
Louisvil le resident Warren Smith leaves a doctor’s office without reading a prescription and returns an hour later with it to pharmacist J D Koontz who smiles after a quick glance. The note oddly recommends “Take one trip to Florida. Vacation at leisure.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Warren Smith
J. D. Koontz
Smith
Florida
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Mike Hoyem
Melville Country
Bob Thompson
Nettie Sylling
Hannah Harlan
Ronald Halversons
Democratic Women’s Clubs of
Hardin
Roland Clark
Sidney Fraser
Helen McAuslin
Albert Osen
Owen McCleerey
Citizens Bank
Crazy Mountains
Franklin Grosfield
Natural Bridge Falls
John Ronneberg
Sen
Ford
William Kinsey
John Hager
Charlson Motors
Ford Motor Co
Northern Hotel
Kinsey
Hager
Richey
Ray R. Frye
Big Timber Woman’s Club
Ernest Nelson
Thorvald Olsen
Grand View
Wash
Mr. Olsen
Tom Fellows
Amin Moore As
Moore
Allman Lumber Company
Vaughn
Ragsdale, Robbins & Gust
J. S. Solberg Co
BIG
Royal Neighbors
American Legion
Alta
Jean Chapin
Colorado
SGHS
At-T
Charlson
Hei
Big Timber Bakery
Lederle
Globe, Cutter, Parker Brands
University of Wyoming, Plant Science Division
Wyoming
Montana Flour Mills Co
USDA
Chipman Chemical Co
Wasatch Chemical Co
Valshcal
SKY Flight, Inc
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