Reed Point Notes and Community Gatherings
Local notes detail visits among Reed Point families, picnics at EUB camp, and school events. Headlines include multiple Sunday gatherings, graduations in Columbus, and a Bridger Creek shower. A government report discusses antelope and deer permits and the Budget Bureau’s view on agency activities.
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Bob Cunningham
Chiff Durham
Walter Wanke
Billings
Fred Swift
Marion VanCampen
Sophia Guthrie
A. P. Brumfield
Walter McBride
EUB
Boulder
Ben Veach
Tony
Don Trees
Whitebird School
Point
Allclub
Ida Lay
Bill Lay
Moncure
Henry Hausserman
Irvin Man Anderson
Livingston
Miler
Sid Fraser
Miller Pederson
Big Timber
Elbert Diana Goddard
Sophie Cethnia
Columbus Hospital
Carl Imlay
Jack Loughnane
Belgrade
Don Imlay
Carl Imlay Jr
Great Falls
Wesley
Russell Brandt
Debbie
Lee Milam
Lillis Andison
Gordon Brandt
E. O. Birkeland
Grey Cliff
Pleun Roobel
Don Lodd Ranch
Bridger Creek School
Stanley Stenberg
Stenberg
Ann Frey
Herman Frey
Abisarokee
Sven Stenberg
Oscar Stephens
Gangstey Betty
Gus Kirchner
Marilyn
Art Stephens
Alice Myrstol
Ad Seely
Harold
Louise Kepler
Joyce Arthur
Absarokee
Corky Hedricks
Fishtail
Delbert Huff
Don Miller
Miss Walker
Rex Bovee
Everett Imlay
Tom Dudley
Palmer Peterson
Deer Creek
Harry Schmitt
Wayne Eder
Earl Hicks
Edna Moran
Ford Brown
Rapelje
Lloyd Eder
Margie Moran
Columbus
Grace Tool
Myrtle Mac
Lean
Eddy Peterson
Ira Ostenson
Clarence Ostenson
Thomval Krene
Elizabeth Kenfield
Jack Vink
Emigrant
Carl Mysse
George Broadwater
Tom Osen
Tommy
Carl ‘Mysse
Howard Britton
van Tassell
Wyo
Government Runs Nineteen Thousand Seven Hundred Seventy One Businesses
The Budget Bureau reports the federal government operates 19,771 commercial activities for its use with capital assets valued at 11.8639 billion dollars. Activities include prisons workshops for rehabilitation producing lingerie, clothing, logging, printing, farming, mining, rubber products, shoe repair, barber shops, transportation, storage, and even funeral services through the Veterans Administration. Percival F Brundage, Budget.
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Washington
Budget Bureau
Veterans Administration
Percival F. Brundage
Non-Resident Permits Popular Last Season
Montana Fish and Game Department reports 1955 non-resident deer and antelope permits sold in southeastern areas. Total permits issued reached 8,756 with 2,309 in the stated regions, as part of a popular hunting season.
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Montana
IBM
Montana Fish and Game Department
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Ferguson
Jim Burrows
Milo Collins
Walled Jack Myers
Ft. Hood
Tex
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Daley
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Burrow
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Laure
James Walker
Billings Hospital
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David Bott
LaMarrs
Westmar College
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Allen Wang
Ft. Bliss
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Bible School
Eub Church
Victor Berg
Ruth Whitham
E. J. Bott
Archie Bott
William ‘Trees
John Young Jr
Tye Brandon
Helena
John Young Sr
Don McGann
Mount
John Young
John Farthing
Clyde Farthing
Daley Lake
Jack Crane
Wesley Imlay
Ted Nelson
Defense Dept
Tuessday
Vacation Bible School
Earl C
Ammerman
Park County
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Federal Court
Earl C. Ammerman
Clark
Seagley
Arthur J
Lochrie
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A. J. Lochrie
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Danny
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O'Neill
Gov. Club
B. P. Haley
Havre
Tom
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Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Tom Gleason
Livingston, Mont
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Supreme Court
Irving C Pearson
Montana State University Law School
Anaconda
Hardin
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Fraternal Order of Eagles
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Associate Justice Club
Jack C. Turner
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J. Hugo Aronson
Aronson
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John Morgan