Summer's End in Sweet Grass County Big Timber Notes
Summer's end brings cooler temps and snowcapped peaks as Sweet Grass County schools reopen. Motor homes sparked concerns over safety and driver education while the Mouldens celebrate Coast to Coast Store opening after a fire. Assessor Barber warns landowners to file for agricultural status by Oct. 1. Local newspaper publishers change hands as Jay and Ann Myers acquire the Columbus News and Steve and Nancy Hungerford take over the Hardin Herald.
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Sweet Grass County
Marvin Barber
Barber
Big Sky
Columbus News
Andy Anderson
Jay and
Ann Myers
Kent
Ohio
Hardin Herald
Hardin Tribune- Herald
Steve
Nancy Hungerford
Des Moines
Iowa
Parents condemn separate girls S Club in county high school
Reader letter voices outrage at Sweet Grass High School for denying girls entry to S Club arguing the 27th amendment grants equality and that separate clubs violate American ideals. The author urges readers to express support for girls athletes and insist on fair admission practices.
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U.S
Sweet Grass High School
America
Maggi Buttrell
Secrecy in Montana Juvenile Law Provokes Debate
Helena judge Lester H. Loble warns that the proposed Montana Youth Code would restore secrecy to court proceedings and censor news coverage. He cites Hoover and Eisenhower supporters and argues public trials deter crime, noting most youths are law abiding while adults could be shielded from publicity under certain transfers.
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Lester H. Loble
Helena
Montana
Loble
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hoover
Lester Loble
Mont
Docket List Shows Numerous Night Speed Violations and Licenses
The docket records multiple defendants from Montana and beyond cited for exceeding night speed limits and driving without valid licenses. Several bonds range from 13 to 75 dollars, with numbers tied to locations such as Billings, Missoula, Bozeman, and Idaho Falls. A separate entry notes a collision involving Mrs Davy Todd’s car and a parked vehicle at Todd Construction Co. warehouse, with damage around 144 dollars. Sheriff's log details August calls: suspicious person, discarded container, missing bike, juvenile matters, and a disturbance over a parked truck.
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Michele Carroccia
J.P
Maudie L. Pryor
Whitehall
Albert Kopacek
Wilsall
Dale L. Pugmire
Bozeman
Robert L. Bishop
Ft. Harrison
Jerry J. Jessmore
Oswego
N. Y
Darwin L. Rees
Rock Valley
Iowa
Alan W. Ersley
Billings
Richard M. Inhofer
Longview
Eugene K. Dietrich
Waukesha
Wis
Steve M. Bennett
Issagush
Raymond G. Strid
Missoula
Merlin J. Tipton
William T. Thornack
Idaho Falls
Robert S. Means
Atlanta
Emil J. Brest
Byron
Wyo
Rose M. Crockett
Idaho
Douglas Klaudt
Seattle
Wash
Elmer V. Peterson
Pearl Eden
Everett
James Gottlob, Jr
Big Timber
Gary Byrd
Davy Todd
John Anderson
Todd Construction Co
Kenneth Thompson
Todd
Anderson
Hospital notes list patients dismissed and admitted names
Hospital notes record patients in Dallas Texas Elmore Finch Michele Carroccia Sigrid Hansen Arthur Nierstheimer and names C R Hansen Ed Rivel Sven Trensvall Olaf Flore. It shows several patients marked as dismissed.
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Elmore Finch
Dallas, Texas
C. R. Hansen
Springdale
Ed Rivel
Sven Trensvall
Olaf Flore
Michele Carroccia
Sigrid Hansen
Arthur Nierstheimer
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P. O. Box
Mcleod
Larry Lewary
Wayne Tichenor
Sharon McLees
Pioneer
United States Post Office
Peed Point
Grey Cliff
Melville
United States
By Larry Lowary
Monta
Joe Schmutz
USA
Phil
Nancy Moulden
Robert Miller
Montana Press Association
George R. Williams
Sutherlin, Ore
Morris Tasker
Columbus
Pete Reidelbach
Frank Chasak
Carson
Calif
Clinton Johnson
James Farnes
Powell
William Hines
Jeffrey Westberg
Livonia
James Hopper
Sheriff's Report
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Wyoming
Bill Kinsey
Kinsey
Starr Ford
Walter Huffman
Huffmans
Svend Maitland
Richard Henthorn
Highway 191
Ray Elgen
E. 6Th Street
Bob McKnight
Valley Realty
Grand Ave
Billings, Mt
Brakee’s Body Shop
St. Mark’s Guild
Dallman Hall
Catalina
Ford
Pontiac
Big Timber, Montana
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