Flood plagues Twin Bridges area
River floods the Big Hole washing out riprap and bridges near Twin Bridges. Harold Smith reports 100 feet of riprap lost and sections of land covered while officials seek Army Engineer aid. Flooding threatens roads, corrals, and the Cardwell Harrison route as officials push for flood control measures.
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Twin Bridges
Big Hole
Harold Smith
Ruby Valley Soil Conservation District
Lawrence Giem
Pennington Bridge
Giem
Carl Balkovetz
Maddox
Norman Ashcraft
Logan Smith
Albert Gournier
Reids
Children’s Center
Smith
Doug Allen
Madison County
Mike Mansfield
Lee Metcalf
Frank Hazelbaker
Peter Jackson
Jefferson Rivers
Allen
Cardwell- Harrison Road
Silver Star
Cardwell-Harrison
Montana Children’s Center
Kuntz Bridge
Whitehall
Reichle
Sheriff's office receives equipment and grants amounting to thousands
The Silver Bow County Sheriff's office, aided by the Governors Crime Control Commission, ordered a rifle and scope for 2658 dollars with 1993 contributed by the commission and 644 by the sheriff. The commission also funded radar units for Melrose and Butte, and grants were announced for Butte police, Deer Lodge prison training, Ennis walkie talkies, Twin Bridges mobile radio, and Virginia City equipment. John Bull etymology linked to John Arbuthnot’s 1712 pamphlets about Whig war policies.
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Governor’s Crime Control Commission
Silver Bow County
Melrose
Sheriff’s Office
Commission
Butte
Butte Police Department
Montana
Deer Lodge
Ennis
Twin Bridges
Virginia
John Bull
John Arbuthnot
Dillon woman earns pharmacy bachelor from Utah
Jean Saito of Dillon, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Saito, received a bachelor of science in pharmacy at University of Utah commencement. She graduates magna cum laude with GPA above 3.5 and earns Phi Kappa Phi and Rho Chi honors. A Beaverhead County HS graduate, she will work at Kaiser Hospital in Walnut Creek this summer before entering medical school at the University of Colorado Denver next fall.
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Dillon
Jean Saito
H. Saito
University of Utah
Salt Lake City
Miss Saito
Phi Kappa Phi
Rho Chi
Beaverhead County
Kaiser Hospital
Walnut Creek
Calif
University of Colorado
Denver
MSU Professor to Teach at Yale This Summer
Montana State University physics professor Dr. John Drumheller is appointed NSF Visiting Research Professor at Yale University for the 1972 summer session. He will work with Prof. Werner Wolf on two dimensional magnetism using Yale facilities for specific heat measurements. Drumheller notes thin film magnetism has practical electronics applications and hopes the work may change current theory.
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Bozeman
Montana State University
John Drumheller
National Science Foundation
Yale University
Drumheller
Yale
Werner Wolf
MSU
Hennessy’s
Sony Stereo
Factory
John Sweeney
Hennessy
Sony Electronics
Indian on Buffalo Nickel designed by James Fraser
The Buffalo Nickel face was modeled by James E. Fraser using three Native American men Iron Tail a Sioux warrior Two Moons a Cheyenne chief and Big Tree an Onondaga chief as models per the Montana Standard dated June 23 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Fraser
Montana Standard
5 Tail
Two Moons
Pee Big Tree
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Sheriff's Office
Simpkin
Moscow
Trud
the Trade Union Paper
U.S.A
Chevrolet
Car and Driver
SONY
Main and
Granite
Uptown Butte
MCA
Son
TFM
Sonye
Sony FM
Lifetime
Hennessy’s Entertainment Center
Hoodka
Gordons
Gordon's
Gordon
Are
Trinitron
Sonys
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