Community Notes from Roundup and Surrounding Areas
The column lists numerous weekend visits and gatherings among locals. Families like Baker, Baxter, Golden, Groot, Best, Langford, Imlay, Guthrie, Van Campen, and Matney host or travel to several towns including Roundup, Laurel, Billings, Helena, Absarokee, and Joliet. Local events include club meetings, library teas, a VFW tea, youth hay rides, and a rodeo at White Sulphur Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Baxter
Jacqueline
Seattle
Jim Baxter
Bud Golden
Jim and
Terry
Laurel
John Groot
Kansas City
Kans
Eugene Best
Ft. Peck
Marion van Campen
Sophia Guthrie
Harold Guthrie
Jessie Guthrie Wageman
Hillsboro
Ore
Bob Barnum
Randy
Billings
Palmer Peterson
Glen Barnum
Bob Ott
Ronnie Jordet
Arnie Peterson
White Sulphur Springs
Vic Matney
Marion Turner
Colorado Springs
Colo
Howard Shutes
Carl Imlay
Lola Thompson
Absarokee
Leo Thompson
Los Angeles
Everett Imlay
Billy
Linda Downs
Helena
A. P. Brumfield
Bill Downs
Bill Golden
Mark
Fidelia Geiger
Jake Bue
Ed Anderson
Hysham
Big Timber
S & S Motors
Saunders Dance School Schedules New Season in Big Timber
John and Evelyn Saunders of Saunders Dance Studio return to Big Timber for another season. They will teach tap ballet acrobatics toe modern jazz and personality singing for children and run classes for teenagers and adults in ballroom dances at Fraternity Hall. The couple emphasize building children's self confidence poise and coordination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John and
Evelyn Saunders
The
Saunders Dance Studio
Big Timber
Saunders
Fraternity Hall
Montana Ram Sale Set For September 12
The 14th annual Montana Ram Sale features about 900 rams from 38 Montana breeders at the Eastern Montana fairgrounds in Miles City. The sale begins at noon with stud rams, followed by range rams in pens of various sizes. all animals undergo veterinary inspection and are vaccinated and parasite treated. Sponsored by the Montana Wool Growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Miles City
United States
Montana Wool Growers Association
President denounces foreign aid cut amid party split
A press conference followed a House vote reducing foreign aid from 4.1 to 3.5 billion, with 66 Democrats and 156 Republicans supporting the cut. The president called the move shortsighted and irresponsible while rebutting charges about his past stance on Kennedy’s Senate record and tax reform. He notes Montana voters back reducing foreign aid, and mentions a first Christian marriage between an Indian princess and a white settler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
Ways and Means Committee
Mills
Arkansas
Congress
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
Congressional
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Seine Seana Tochoding Pomsege
Ccst
Congressional Record
Boston Globe
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed
Mrs
Kim Baker
Roundup
Wilfred Baker
VFW
Memorial Library Club
VFW Hall
Home Demonstration Club
Fred Swift
Bridger Creek Federated Club
Bill Langford
Joan Langford
Cecil Carl
Jayellen Sheets
Kalispell
Darlene Redli
Ray Bomgardner
Huntley
Ed Baumgardner
Floyd Ferguson
Owen McKeith
Yellowstone Park
Virginia City
Dailey Lake
Maxine Ruppel
Carnation, Wash
Miles Mack
Cliff Seymour
Don Trees
Vic Mathey
Leonard Mathers
Mathey
Tom Martin
Arnold Knutson
Shorty Pitzenberger
Columbus
John Sanners
Bob Harwood
Modesto
Calif
Norman Storbeck
Malta
Matney
Thompson
Clyde Wares
Liberal, Kans
Ernest Lutgen
Melvin
Rapelje
Paul Wunderson
Petosi, Wis
Adelbert Eder
Youth Fellowship
Don Todd Ranch
Arvid Lindley
Herbert Nelson
Herbert Bue
Harold Guthrie and
Jessie Wageman
Marion van
St. Marys, Ida
George Nute
Bob Thompson
Robbie
Bozeman
Clarence Ostenson
Illa Ostenson
Helmuth Marlow
Beaverton
Walt Lewis
Wallace
Ida
S. H. Lewis
Walt
Bud Deeney
Jack Mysse
Livingston
Lydia Best
Fred Mijelde
Olga Muir
Deeneys
Muir
Jeanie Goddard
D. R. Muir and
Rachel Lodge
Bill Langford and
J. G. Brakstad
Gary Goddard
Wallace Blaine
Joliet
Floyd Woodard
John Ott
Hebgen Lake
Saunders Dance School
Assort- Sas
Grak
Young Men’‘s
V-Store
Runprofe
Robbins & GU
John Ellison
Minneapolis-Moline
Clyde Bainter
Ford
Gary Boe
Massey-Ferguson
Washington
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