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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1948

Page

3

Mother's Love In Hollywood Dreams

Minerva, a baby-sitter with a shabby exterior, helps Bonnie Labonn cope with her mother Tanya Labonn’s Hollywood pursuit. Tanya’s glamorous comeback hinges on a performance that could ruin Bonnie’s stability, prompting Minerva to intervene as the show’s night unfolds.

Minerva Labonr Miller Tanya Labonn Tanya Don Hollywood Bonnie Civic Auditorium Bert

Springdale Social Notes Include Ranch Visit and Play

Mr and Mrs Bus Jarrett and children visited their ranch on Mendenhall creek Sunday. Mrs Preston and several Mrs Nelsons attended the junior play The Nutt Family in Big Timber Wednesday. Rev Sanders held evangelistic services Friday evening. Ray Huntley and son Ronnie visited Livingston Monday. Mrs Garduno and son Gerald Stedman were in White Sulphur last week.

Bus Jarrett Mendenhall Creek Preston Ellen Nelson Oscar Nelson Solland Gibby

Local residents and visitors noted in Montana scene

R C Creveling rode up Menden hall creek Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bud Gibson were Livingston visitors Monday. Mrs Rosa Currier shopped in Big Timber the first of the week. Several ladies met at Mrs Potter's home Saturday to help Mrs Steele Nelson celebrate her birthday.

R. C. Creveling Mendenhall Creek Bud Gibson Livingston Rosa Currier Big Timber Potter Steele Nelson

Flooded Rivers Close Roads In Montana County

The Shields and Yellowstone rivers dropped with cooler weather slowing runoff. Yellowstone at the municipal water works stood at 38 inches, after a Sunday high of 35 inches and a 3 inch rise today. Many Shields valley roads are impassable with washed out bridges and mud. County official S. S. Working noted one bridge washed out on Cottonwood road and one damaged. Rock Creek road bridge saved. Grannis and Chadbourn roads closed. Clyde Park reachable via Canyon Creek Brackett Creek route with a detour sign. U S highway 89 remains blocked after water washed out two sections near Chadbourn.

Highway 89 Livingston Enterprise Shields Yellowstone S. S. Working Cottonwood Rock Creek Grannis Chadbourn Clyde Park Canyon Creek Brackett Creek

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