New Frosty Free Drive-In Taken Over by Yaegers
New owners Mr and Mrs Bill Yaeger of Salt Lake City have taken over the Frosty Free Drive-In. They areMontana natives with three children Randy 16 Ralph 14 and Larayne 8. Bill Yaeger is a former Intermountain Network news director for five years and serves as a pilot in the Army National Guard.
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Bill Yaeger
Salt Lake City
Utah
Frosty Free Drive-In
Randy
Ralph
Larayne
Yaeger
Salt Lake
Bill
Intermountain Network
Army National Guard
Reed Point News Dates To Remember and Visitors
September activities include a VFW meeting at 8:00 p.m. on the 8th and a no host Library Club luncheon at Frye's Cafe on the 14th at 1:00 p.m. The piece lists numerous weekend visitors and social gatherings with extended families and nearby towns, noting trips to Yellowstone Park, Tetons, and regional friendships.
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VFW
Library Club
Frye's Cafe
Local Social News Highlights Birthday Dinners and Visits
A string of visits and birthday celebrations across towns. Louise Thompson and family join the Jensens Whitfords Jordets and Thompsons, with Carl and Ron Peterson sharing a birthday gathering. Guests from Deer Lodge Enid Kalispell Helena St. Maries and Helena areas attended at the Palmer Peterson and Lewis households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Jensen
Harold Whitford
Norman Jordet
Harold Thompson
Ira Goman
Lila Friend
Gene Thompson
LeRoy Sager
Deer Lodge
Frank Lewis
Abe Preston
Enid
Okla
Steve Ott
Salt Lake City
Jim Barnum
Spencer Peterson
Shorty Lewis
Walt Lewis
Agnes Refsland
David Refsland
Big Timber
Kathleen Hemness
Mariam Hemness
Kalispell
Recenly
Roger Fhipps
A. P. Brumfield
Richard Bouma
Helena
Owen McKeith
David Peterson
Jerry
Ronny
Palmer Peterson
St. Maries
Idaho
Alan Boe
Bud Allery
Palmer Petersons
Ronnie Peterson
Lee Charles Goddard
Visitors and social notes from Michigan and neighboring towns
New Jersey visitors Mr and Mrs Ben Veldhuis of Morristown visited the Guy Scholten home last week. Anaconda weekend guests Mr and Mrs Knute Hogemark visited her brother and family in Anaconda. Ben Franklin Store in Big Timber expanded its housewares department to stock more items and aid shopping. Dayton resident Mrs Della Hopkins is staying as houseguest with Mrs Ethel Davis this week.
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A. C. Brumfield
George Broadwater
Absarokee
Zillah Golden
Fern Woodard
A. F. Brumfield
William Jones
Washington D. C
Nettie Lamb
George Lamb
Debbie
Diana
Missoula
Germany
Ralph Berry
Puyallup
Washington
Don Lamb
Jim
Alliance
Nebraska
Walt Lamb
Laurel
Lamb
Ira Goman
Lawrence Berry
Hazel Berry
Peter Guy
Thomval Krone
Phoebe Lewis
Anaconda
Selma Renfield
LeRoy Burch
Edna Moran
al Wagners
Jud Johnson
Dave Wolfe
Billy Langford
Jean Curnett
George Hovland
Alan
al Berg
Stan Sandy
Merle Allwood
Fred Servious
Execessor
Warden Allwood
Carpenter
Wyo
Woodard
Lowstone Park
Tetons
Cheyenne
George Swindler
Hebgan Lake
Bridger Creek
Katherine Bovee
Corky Hedrick
Reed Point
Trudy Paulson
B. Z. Burtons
John Titeca
Sharon and
Shawn
McLeod
Ethel Smith
Bob Moon
Forrest
Dawn Adell
Alta Campanella
Robert Campanella
Livingston
Merle Buckley
Corvina
Calif
New Jersey
Ben Veldhuis
Morristown
Guy Scholten
Knute Hogemark
Elmer Thompson
Ben Franklin
Big Timber
Della Hopkins
Dayton
Ethel Davis
Prime Limousine Angus Cross Steer Crowned Champion Cross Bred
At the Southern California Exposition in San Diego in July 1972 a Limousine Angus cross steer bred by Bud Arneson of Big Timber was named Champion Cross Bred in a class of 300 and also earned Reserve Champion 4 H. The steer weighed 1028 pounds at 15 months, with a rib eye of 15.4 square inches and fat cover of .4375 inches, grading high choice almost prime.
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San Diego
Bud Arneson
Big Timber
Steez
Enrollment at SGHS reaches 212 students
Sweet Grass County High School reports 212 students for this term with 41 seniors 60 juniors 47 sophomores and 64 freshmen. Enrolment is roughly unchanged from last year. Weekend movers include Paul Tyler family guests from Great Falls helping move into a Boulder South home. Ray Traver spent Labor Day weekend in Cody Wyoming touring the museum and vacationing. The piece notes political sentiment and voter caution toward party platforms.
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Sweet Grass County High School
Paul Tyler
Sheila
Lou Flaherty
Bryan
Tim
M. J. Gillespie
Great Falls
Tyler
Boulder
Big Timber
Cody
Ray Traver
Wyoming
Smiles and War Talk In a Quiet Classroom Exchange
A playful classroom scene features a hostess greeting a General and a truth teacher prompting discussions. The General affirms politeness while the hostess expresses opposition to war. A winter morning class moment ends with a joke about gloves.
Right Tourist and Urchin Warn of Mischief at Bells
A humorous dialogue shows Right Tourist asking about church bells while Urchin jokes that someone is pulling them. A doctor notes medicine meant for a baby is gone and the family humorously reveals they all took a spoonful to coax the infant, including baby, father, sister, brother, and Aunt Sue.
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Big Brother
Sue
Bates Gregg’s Relentless Work Ethic Sparks Debate
A lighthearted clash presents Bates Bates-Gregg as never vacationing and Gates countering that his work is so easy he fears rest. The exchange highlights contrasts in attitude toward effort and leisure.
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Bates
Gregg
Gates
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Highway Patrol
Reed Point News
Louise Thompson
Roger Siemens
RED Cross
Farmers Service
Maki
SGHS
Beach Haven
N.J
Times
Big Timber Pioneer
Tony
Oscar
Your Friendly Robbins & Gust Department Store
Cowboy
Mens Western
Krinkle
Gust
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