Pioner notices recap from Sept 13 1951
Miss Jean Cross visits her mother Mrs LaVerne Duncan in Lewistown over the weekend. Stephen Ollestad attends State Polytechnic at San Luis Obispo and will stay with uncle Albert Young in Atascadero. Several local residents host dinners attend events and travel, including trips to Billings Great Falls Parkland and Yellowstone area. Jean Cross and Mrs Louis Beley drive to Billings. Barbara Holl and Rock Springs WY winter plans noted.
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Pioner
Jean Cross
Lewistown
LaVerne Duncan
Stephen Ollestad
Swen Ollestad
State Polytechnic
San Luis Obispo
Albert Young
Atascardero
Lloyd Severance
Julius Barstad
Billings
Della Webb
Sigurd Lavold Jr
Edith Cameron
Rock Springs
Wyo
Jeanette Holland
Harry K. Swanger
Ross Olinger
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner
Cooke City
Jean Holland
Ivar Holland
Spokane
General Motors Insurance Division
San Francisco
H. A. Anderson
Lois
Harlowton
Milwaukee
Northfield
Minn
St. Olaf’s College
L. R. Moschelle
Pasco
Wash
B. B. Moschelle
Larry Furstenberg
Rosa Furstenberg
Larry
W. R. Stokes
Lloyd Stokes
Chuckie Hauge
Norman Hauge
Community Hospital
John Boe
Leon C. Olmstead
Laura Stewart
Ruth Bush
Clark Conley
Quincy Huyser
Huysers
H. Bennetlie
Hubert Becken
Harold Boe
Kenneth Boe
Nettie Sylling
Ross Snyder
Anton Grande
Louis Grosfield
Jonas Maitland
Jake
Dusting Off the Old Ones on Homefront Notes
Recap of local items from Chico including recoveries from injuries after a recent auto crash. News covers travels of residents, births at the Community hospital, moves, and local business changes with a September 26 1968 bowling league update and high scores.
Bowling Scores Listed for Local League Night
The scoreboard shows high team game by Oie Motor 1013 with Farmer's Service 984 and Oie Motor 980. High team series points to Farmer's Service 2942 and 2886 Sweet Grass Creamery. Steve Johnson tops individuals with 526 and Boots Brunner 524. Don Cameron 502. Highest single game marks Boots Brunner 208, Ray Bieber 197, Wright Ewan 194.
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Timber League
Oie Motor
Farmer's Service
Moose
Sweet Grass Creamery
Farmer’s Service
Steve Johnson
Boots Brunner
Don Cameron
Ray Bieber
Wright Ewan
Montana motorists urged to increase following distance with boat trailers
Montana Highway Patrol advises drivers hauling boats to drop back several car lengths to improve stopping distance. The guidance notes a boat towing vehicle cannot stop as quickly as an unburdened one, reflecting safer road sharing as trailers appear more frequently on highways.
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Montana Highway Patrol
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Doris Day
Robert Morse
Panavision
Cecil B. DeMille
Livingston
Continental
U.S
Treasure State Telephone Company
Hardware & Tembera, A
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Chico
Jack Kirkwood
Heist
Richard Kline
Tra N. Decker
McLeod
Kline
Des Moines Tribune
Des Moines
Iowa
Fred W. Schallock
Melville Ranch
Alice Kellogg
Canyon
Zion
Bryce Parks
Grand Canyon
Leadville
Colo
Gervais Hoofnagle
Roy Vaughn
Plaggerman
Don
Harold
Sonia Tetlie
Louis Miller
Roundup
T & L Chevrolet
Klindt’s
Big Timber Cleaners
Citizens Bank
Cole Drug
Big T Super
Stephens Auto
Starr Ford
Big Timber Bakery
Coast To Coast
Klindt
Jim Long
Lowell Connerton
Jack Altimus
Joan Cameron
Rose Crocket
Vesta Collenborne
Clarence Petaja
Rose Crockett
Nancy Moulden
Krazy Mountain
Solberg’s
Dave
Enco
Women of the Moose
City Club
Billie Johnson
Marguerite Findley
Arlene Manley
Gertrude Conwell
Maverick League
Great Falls
Robbins
Farmers Service
Ealer Twine
Eastman Plastic Twine
Coleman Fuel
Ber Electric
Robbins and
Gust
Pete Kelly
Arnie Mosness
Bob Knutson
al Gomer
Norris Johnson
Sesee EE
Ullman Lumber Company
Sater
Permament Press 2
Montana Power