Local Notes and Folks Round Out October Happenings
Local items list travels and visits across Montana and nearby states. Mrs Dudley Tyler returns from Illinois with notes on a 60th wedding anniversary in Kankakee. Bob Ulster’s homecoming marks Vietnam service. The column notes housing moves, arrivals, and social events including a Pythian convention, a bridal shower, and missionary speakership at the Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Laubach
Arne Hoem
Butte
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters of Montana
Butte Lodge
Calanthe Temple No
Pythian Hall
Raymond Schilling
William J. Cremer Jr
Congregational Church
Donna Cremer
Ron McDonnell
Jo Lavold
Karen Cremer
John Ronneberg
Gladys
June
Annette
Gladys O’leary
Vic Braaten
Bob Simmons
Barbara Hart
Virgil Gust
Teddy Thompson
Lois Williams
Dudley Tyler
June Olness
Leonard Gill
New Tribes Mission
South America
Evangelical Church
Missionary Girl
The Store With the Plow on the Roof Offers Special Plows
The John Deere Dealer advertises a 16 inch Spinner Plow for 190 dollars and a selection of Newband and used 2 way plows. Chisel plows and used discs are available at money saving prices with no finance charges until next season. Stop at the store with the plow on the roof.
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Newband
Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results Tip
A brief reader notice promotes using Pioneer Classifieds to achieve fast results. It highlights simple steps and benefits of placing ads for faster responses and targeted audiences in the local market.
Hospital notes: admissions for October medical care
Mrs. Harold Mijolsnes was admitted October 10 for an overnight medical stay. Mrs. Dollie Koontz of McLeod was admitted October 14 for medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Mijolsnes
Dollie Koontz, McLeod
Woman Breaks Hip After Ten Days In Hospital
Mrs. Addie Hoem, long hospitalized, fell Saturday morning fracturing her hip. She was transferred to St. Vincent's hospital in Billings Tuesday for planned hip pinning surgery yesterday.
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Addie Hoem
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
4H Leaders Elect Officers in Sweet Grass County
The Sweet Grass County 4H Leaders Council met on September 23 to elect the new officers for the year. New leaders include President Darrel Laubach, Vice President Jim Scholten, and Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Jack Peterson. Retiring officers are President Bill Sargent and Vice President Jack Halverson after two years in office, and Mrs. Irving Pollard who served three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Darrel Laubach
Jim Scholten
Jack Peterson
Bill Sargent
Jack Halverson
Irving Pollard
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Kankakee
Iil
F. S. Pfahler
Tyler
Chicago
Everett Charleson
Bob
Vietnam
First Air Cavalry
San Francisco
Jack Altimus
Eva Roquet
Helena
Ronald Broughton
Absarokee
Tommy Flanagan
Buzz Flanagan
Iowa
H. A. Anderson
Garner
A. G. Lau
Washington
Melvin , Holman
North Bend
Wash
Richard Borden
Charlo, Mont
Lloyd Beer
Gerald Cosgriff
David
Edward
Libby
Larry Vaughn
Mary Espe
Seattle
Kenneth Benson
Stanley Espe
Walter Corthy
The
Pioneer
Ed Holmberg
Paul Nelson
Robert J. Ruhl
Montana Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Big Timber
Veterans Administration
Ruhl
Federal
E. V. Hawke
Spokane
Livingston
A. W. Warilas
Clarence
Peter Rostads
Laurel Crest
Sacramento
Calif
Co. O. Pederson
Bill Fraser
Malta
Bill
Montana
Frasers
California
A. M. Warila
E. F. Armstrong
San Diego
Elsie Demmel
National City
Christy Palm
van Moschelle
Standish
Ivey
Miss Palm
Joe Bryce
Dillard Bryce
Melville
United States
American Angus Association
St. Joseph
Leslie W. Hood
Joe Widdicombe
William Schuyler
Charles Bassett
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Tim Babcock
Jim Moore
Hank Cox
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Columbia
Lewistown
Arnold Warp
Henry DeFord
Frye's Cafe & Lounge
Bob’s
Honda
John Deere
Official Weather Bureau
Norman
Conoco Station
Montgomery Ward
Western Family Frozen
Kraft
Kuners
Tc Ea
Ener At
Big T
Independent Wholesale Grocers, Inc
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