Baker Brandner wedding vows in Conrad Montana
The ceremony featured Marilyn Baker as bride and a large wedding party including maid of honor Marilyn Baker and bridesmaids Joan Eppe Conrad and Arlene Staing Spokane. Best man Larry Bonjomi Seattle and ushers Dick Schober Seattle and Glen Bouma Conrad. The reception followed at the church with cake by Mrs. Warren Lederer Conrad and out of town guests listed. The couple will honeymoon in Florida and the Bahamas before settling in Rapid City South Dakota where Brandner works for Boeing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn Baker
Joan Eppe
Conrad
Arlene Staing
Spokane
Larry Bonjomi
Seattle
Dick Schober
Glen Bouma
Bonnie Jo Robbins
Great Falls
Tom Brown
Warren Lederer
Ethel Baker
Ruth Bouma
Kal Tanttari
Jerry Harn
Ray Stavng
Irwin Brandner
Cle
Blum
R Blanksman Bozeman
Florida
Bahama Islands
Rapid City
S. C
Brandner
minuteman_ division
Boeing Co
Northwest Orient Airlines
Teton Memorial Hospital News Update
Hospital admits多个 patients including Mrs Brent Weight of Fairfield and several from Choteau Augusta and Fairfield. Birth reported for Bert Oksness and spouse in Fairfield. Discharges include Alba Skelton Pendroy and Mrs Henry Bouma with infant son in Choteau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Weight
Fairfield
Daniel O'Bryan
Jennie Collins
Choteau
Davy Klotz
Kenneth White
Augusta
Jess Jensen
Anna Luinstra
Bert Oksness
Grant Genger
June Gray
Russell Kolste
William Mills
Power
Bert’ Oksness
Alba Skelton
Henry Bouma
Jonathon Kleinsasser
Pendroy
Mamie Nickerson
Joe Talifson
Vickie Kipf
Peter Pipin
Great Falls
Jesse Sublett
Gerald Brobst
Havre
Funeral trips and family visits fill local pages
Local residents travel for a brother’s funeral in Ferndale Washington and welcome newborn Gary Donald Schrock in Great Falls. Attendees include Henry Hansen, Al Coate, and several families visiting kin in Chateau and Great Falls while scouts attend the Little Roundup in Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friis Hansen
Ferndale
Wash
Loman
Henry Hansen
Great Falls
Friis Hansens
Donald A. Schrock
Columbus Hospital
Gary Donald
Schrock
William F. Olsen
Max Hansen
Carolyn Schiller
Ed Schiller
Pine Creek Ranch
Shoufl
Idaho
George E. Dean
Lawrence Perry
San Diego
Wiseman
Dean
Navy
Betty Hightower
J. W. Hightower Jr
Helena
Button Bay
Chateau
Miss Hightower
Chinook
Havre
Dianne Hansen
Judy Yeager
Accommodations and Staffing Rise as Yellowstone Sees Tourist Surge
Yellowstone National Park readies about 9 000 overnight accommodations from Canyon Village to rustic cabins plus tent and trailerhouse campgrounds. About 3 000 employees, mostly coeds and college men and women, serve visitors. Officials forecast a record year with over two million entrances before cold weather ends the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Canyon Village
Yellowstone
Obeying Traffic Signs Cuts Down Accidents
A public safety plea urges drivers to follow traffic laws and stop signs. The article warns against speeding and driving under the influence, noting many accidents involve those who ignore rules. It stresses personal responsibility and vigilance on the road.
Choteau Family Gatherings and Local Visits
Ray W. Robinson and Moore hosted a dinner for their sons and families along with the Art Mitchells and Jay Robinsons families. Roscoe Robinsons, former Choteau residents, left for Missouri Monday morning. Mr and Mrs W W Scott were visited by Mamie Dalbec and daughter Marnie, Mark Fuller and family, and Vernon Dalbec and family in Shelby. Keith McFarlane and George H Higgins families enjoyed a picnic at Neihart. On the return trip they stopped in Great Falls to watch water ski races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Wutzke
Medicine Hat
Can
George Seufert
Gene Dabney
Dupuyer
John Sullivan
San Rafael
Calif
Leslie Burns
Sullivan
Gordon Eckford
Chateau
Burns
Sullivans
Fort Renton
California
George Sabo
Wilbur Yeager
Robert Miller
Harry
St. Ignatius
Robert Millers
Charles Swartzel
Kalispell
Myrtle Loss
St. Mary’s Hospital
Conrad
Fairfield
Harry Freeman
Elmer Dial
George Edgerly
Salt Lake City
Albuquerque
N. M
B. C. Sonday
Keeta
Iowa
C. Gibson Monkman
James Charlton
Melrose
Swan Lake
Arthur McAuleys
Max Hansens
Lake
Monkmans
Charltons
Morris Larson
Ann Harrington
Ann Marie Shovlin
Helen McCarthy
Bob
Jane
Joe
Butte
Roscoe C. Robinson
Dale
Darryl
Independence
A. C. Robinson
Glacier Park
Flathead
Swan Lakes
A. C. Robinsons
Ray W. Robinson
Moore
Choteau
Public access secured for fishing across 25 states and Alaska
National report from the Sport Fishing Institute notes assured public access covers over 1700 miles of streams and 55000 acres of lakes in 25 states and Alaska. D J funded projects account for about one quarter of state fish and game agency work on this aspect of fish management. About 2189000 acres of water are accessible at an average cost of 1.58 dollars per acre. The Postal Department will not interfere with Montana's system for issuing special licenses to hunt big game as it is a government function without cash prizes. Director Everin touts the efficiency and fairness of the machine drawing system for licenses.
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Sport Fishing Institute
Alaska
D-J
Fish and Game
U. S. Post Office Department
Montana
W. J. Evelin
State Fish and Game Department
Direc
Tor. A. L. Libra
Commission
Postal Department
Everin
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James Bonnema
Teton Memorial Hospital
Chateau Electric
Norge
James Smith
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Wrae
Sturgeon Bay
Yellowstone Park
Rid Lowar
Pater Wes Aye
America
Glov-Ett
T. J. Dellno
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