Weekend visits and travels around Bozeman and beyond
Several families and individuals shared weekend trips and visits across Montana and neighboring states. Names include Jardines, Hoxseys, Dahlins, O Neils, Andersons, Luinstras, Lyon, Bagleys, Blakesleys, Read, Schrock, Webers, Arps, Hoover, Rose, Susan, Swenson, Thronson, Nordhagen, Nauck, Olaf Larson, and Leigland. Activities spanned gatherings in Great Falls, Calgary, Helena, Babb, Lake City, Minnesota, and travel through Bozeman, Billings, and Rochester with multiple birthdays and a director meeting noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Jardine
Bozeman
Hans Anderson
Jake Luinstra
Jay Lyon
Art Bagley
Ethel Blakesley
Pearl Read
Great Falls
Florence Schrock
Coeur
d’Alene
Ida
Hubert Webers
Walier
Esther Arps
Sadie Hoover
Bert Madsen
Helena
Jim Rose
Susan
Calgary
Canada
Dean Swenson
Babb
Tier
Oscar Thronson
Eastern Montana College band members listed in release
The article lists students Jan LaValley Judy Udin Gail Johnson and others from Fairfield Chateau Kalispell Great Falls and Helena as members of the Eastern Montana College band per a college release. Local residents visit relatives over Thanksgiving weekend with multiple trips to and from Kalispell Hamilton Chateau Wolf Point Moses Lake and Oak Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Stewart
Martin Vigen
Jan LaValley
Judy Udin
Fairfield
Gail Johnson
Great Falls
Ralph Hickman
Neely
Janet Hickman
Henry Helf
Helf
George Froming
New Holstein
Wis
Loren Harsh
Tommy
al Peterson
Harsh
Wolf Point
Western Geophysical
Marvin Hansen
Sirls
Leon GolHehon
Ellen Hansen
Patricia Smith
Trinity Lutheran Church
Patricia
Carl Malone
Everett
Wash
Ruth O’neil
Victor Sargent
O’neil
Moses Lake
Bob
Sargent
Oak Harbor
D. Bertha
Harvey Bailey
Ray van Wichen
Jack Salmond
Jim Salmond
Clarice Wright
Fred Jackson
Janet Standish
JoAnn Moore
Betty Sheble
Jim Seaton
Donna Cummings
Kara Russell
Karenussenden
Linda Whipple
Keith Chalmers
Merle Hanson
Arlee
Harvey Hanson
Montana University
Inga Dale
Glen Enderson
Helena
Ellard Enderson
Frank Fenger
Wesley Higgins
George R. Higgins
Miss Montague Named Leader At Orientation Week
Mary Lou Montague and Marcia Holmes were named Orientation Week group leaders at Montana State University Missoula. Appointed by the Orientation Week committee with Mortar Board approval, they were chosen for leadership, campus activity involvement, and their roles guiding freshmen through registration and campus traditions. Marcia Holmes, a junior English major, chairs World University Service and belongs to Alpha Phi. Mary Lou Montague, a senior education major, leads Mortar Board and heads Alpha Phi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State University
Missoula
Mary Lou Montague
Harry Montague
Collins
Marcia Holmes
Jane Holmes
Conrad
Myrna Everly
Livingston
Mortar Board
World University Service Committee
Alpha Phi
Mary
Lou Montague
Mrs. Cora M. Jensen 64 Fairfield Dies After Ill Health
Mrs. Cora M. Jensen of Fairfield died Tuesday morning at a Great Falls hospital after ill health since last May. Born August 16, 1896 in Salem Indiana she lived in Fairfield since 1916. She married Jess J. Jensen on November 27, 1934. Survived by husband two sisters Mrs Anna Bowers Great Falls and Mrs Mary Duenow Fairfield two brothers Clarence Fulk Fairfield and Raymond Fulk Great Falls and several nieces and nephews. Funeral at Fairfield Congregational Church Saturday at 2 Rev Charles Pobanz officiating burial in Choteau Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora M. Jensen
Fairfield
Great ‘Falls
Thomas 5. Falk
Salem
Ind
Jess.j. Jensen
Anna Bowers
Great Falls
Mary Duenow
Clarence Fulk
Raymond Fulk
Fairfield Congregational Church
Charles Pobanz
Choteau
Winter Fair Expands Junior Futurity Classes
Montana Winter Fair increases junior futurity divisions for beef dairy sheep and swine. Adds older cow and heifer lots yearling bulls two and three year old ewes and yearling rams. Entries must be owned by Nov. 1 1960 with premiums 25 per lot for cattle and sheep 18 for swine. Entries close January 15 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Montana
County Bond Sales in October Reach New High
State Chairman A. T. Hibbard reported E and H bonds outstanding near 43 billion dollars, with Teton county sales at 12 381 and Montanans statewide totaling 1 474 767 in October. He noted U S Savings Bonds remain popular fifteen years after WWII.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Hibbard
Arnold Hanusa
Teton County
Big Hi Fi Record Hop at Odd Fellows Hall
Too Late to Classify advertises a Saturday November 19 event at the Odd Fellows Hall with admission 25 cents for singles and 40 cents for couples. It is sponsored by Chateau Explorer Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows ‘Hall
Chateau Explorer “Scouts
Population Changes Follow a Pattern in Montana Counties
Dr. Nicholas Helburn explains 1950 to 1960 population shifts in Montana trace to new industries. The 1960 census shows major gains in Valley, Mineral, Lincoln, Yellowstone, Cascade counties linked to Glasgow Air Force Base, lumbering, mining, and commercial growth in Billings, Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Nicholas Helburn
Montana State College Earth Sciences
Helburn
Jean Myers
Glasgow Air Force Base
Mineral’s
Lincoln’s
Yellowstone
Cascade
Billings
Great Falls
Missoula County
Meagher
Dawson
Population growth in triangle counties linked to mills and oil
The geologist notes growth in the Triangle area from Great Falls to Shelby and Havre driven by sawmills and new oil wells. He suggests unexplained population rise may be due to better crops and higher incomes reducing out-migration during the decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Triangle
Great Falls
Shelby
Havre
Helburn
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Ax. and Larson
Olaf Larson
Larsons
Orval Leigland
Minneapolis
Rochester
Minn
Lorraine Stew
Howard's Dept Store
Montague
Adee
Jensen
Four-H Club
John Burt
Apt. No
McDonald Block
Great Northern Railway
D. A. Lowrance
Olsen
Agency
Itc
Danece
Bent
John van
Bolcum
Bureau of Census
Near Myers
Dept. OF Earth Sciences
M.9.c
Robert L. Phillips
Foot Clinic
J. R. Crabtree
Russell Building
Choteau Methodist Church
Norcross, Hallmark
Custom Line
Western Provincial
Norcross
Rexall
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