Weekend visitors at the Wm Nevin home
Mrs. Ben Nevin mother of Mrs Gratz of White Sulphur Springs visited the Wm Nevin home over the weekend.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1954
Page
5
Mrs. Ben Nevin mother of Mrs Gratz of White Sulphur Springs visited the Wm Nevin home over the weekend.
Local notes report visitors and travel highlights from White Sulphur Springs Melville and Glasgow. Births birthdays and hospital stays mingle with softball registration a grade school festival and a charity auction. Community leaders and travelers share plans and returns across Big Timber and area.
A jumble of vendors and characters offers roofing materials from miles of roll roofing to coatings, paints, and brushes. A hotel clerk jokes about no room service while the dining crowd and boarders remark on rain and soup scents. A shopper touts Moore’s paints and accessories and a pancake day note closes the fragment.
The article discusses money and credit as vital commodities and notes proposed Capehart and Master bills to tighten regulation on bank holding companies. It argues against cross state branching and merger plans and calls for fairness and robust local banks to support community needs.
The Noah Balls have sold their Boulder property to Pete Rhodes of Ohio, former Rhodes hotel owner in Columbus. Rhodes will run the cabins similarly to the Balls, with plans to fish this summer and possibly build a cabin near Pin Ochle Inn if time allows. Visiting daughter Mrs Karen Ronning visits Hardin with daughter Mrs Lester Jones family, while Mrs Clara Gilbertson returns to Hood home after weeks in South Dakota and Minnesota.
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