Ten Civil Cases On Court Calendar For May Jury Term
The district court schedules ten civil cases with jury trials starting May 3 and May 10, led by Judge Jack Shanstrom. Cases include contract actions and debt collections involving parties such as Bly vs Cremer Jr and Livingston Credit Bureau vs Cremer, with multiple law firms representing plaintiffs and defendants. A list of jurors is published, naming numerous individuals including Alice Adams, Robert Anderson, Lucille Anderson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shanstrom
C. Wesley Bly
Leo Cremer Jr
Landoe & Gary
Rankin & Archer
Livingston Credit Bureau
William J. Cremer
Yardley & Yardley
Plaitiff
Yost Farm Co
Longan & Holmstrom
Allied Businesses, Inc
Graybill
Bradford & Graybill
Donald C. Voges
J. Ellis Faw
Claude C. Guay
C. D. Wolfe
Charison Motors
First National Park Bank
Albert F. Nickelson
Park County
Wooster & Palmersheim
McDonald & Josephson
Charlson Motors
Berger & Anderson
First National Bank
Nickelson
James C Baxter
Ida J. Harlen
Esd Litem
Robert Driggs
Lobel, Picotte & Fredricks
Berg, O’connell & Angel
Edward G. Sell
Elizabeth K. Sell
City Club Lanes
S. Charles Nicholson
George Fox
Cooke, Moulton, Bellingham & Longo
Plaintiff
Sell
Anderson, Symnes
Forbes, Peete & Brown
Nicholson
Kurth
Connor
Jones & Ryan
Fox
Irving Pollard
Donald Todd
Donald Todd Jr
J. H. McLear
Blenkner
Walter Maasch
Frank R. Marshall
Mary Mathes
Edward Matthew
Irvin Miller
Harold R. Mjosness
Rudolph Mosness
David W. McCleerey
John Phillip McClurg
Charles McDonnell
Patricia Nottinghamn
Ervin Overfelt
E. O. Overland
Charlotte Pettitt
Martha Plaggemeyer
Harry L. Price
Kenneth Riveland
Perle Schri
Bryan couple sails to Spain and Portugal for monthlong tour
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Bryan departed Billings by plane Monday heading to New York for a month long journey in Spain and Portugal. The Bryans, known for bringing back films and intriguing notes, are expected to be in demand upon their return for special engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Bryan
Billings
New York
Spain
Portugal
Bryans
Two Shots Fired at Moccasin Rancher
Moccasin rancher George L. Kremer escaped injury when two bullets struck his car near the Dennis Beer building on Highway 191 early Wednesday. Kremer reported the incident to the sheriff at 4 a.m. and McConnell was taken into custody and sent to Warm Springs for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Kremer
Three Forks
Kremer
Dennis Beer
William E. McConnell
Highway 191
Harlowton
Thompson
McConnell
Warm Springs
Columbus Couple To Operate Home
The county commissioners have contracted with Mr. and Mrs. Clete Huff of Columbus to run the Sweet Grass county rest home. They begin June 1. Huff was the grade school addition contractor years ago. Equipment from Will Ross Inc of Milwaukee is on order and not due for weeks. Remaining items will be bought locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clete Huff
Columbus
Sweet Grass County
Huff
Will Ross, Inc
Milwaukee
Funeral Services for Oscar Esp at Big Timber Lutheran
Oscar Alvin Esp died of a heart attack April 14 at Community hospital. Rites held at Big Timber Lutheran Church with Rev. Ocee Johnson officiating. Burial at Mountain View. Survivors include widow Eddalie Hower, two stepsons, sisters Beulah Forster and Alma Robinson, brothers Henry Esp and Gordon Nepstad. Interment followed American Legion rites and firing squad honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Alvin Esp
Community Hospital
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Ocee Johnson
Jesus Savior
Pilot Me
God
Svend Maitland
E. O. Overland
Victor Tronrud Jr
Morris Tronrud Jr
Howard Forsythe
Owen McCleerey
Upper Deer Creek
Ole T. Esp
Oscar
Leonard Esp
Crow Indian Reservation
Antler Livestock Co
Henry Esp
Big Horn
Big Timber
Air Force
London
Anton Tronrud
Melville
Mr. Tronrud
Eddalie Hower
Esp
Melville Lutheran Church
James
Edward Parrent
Rudolph
Beulah) Forster
Grey Cliff
Earl
Alma) Robinson
Idaho Falls
Ida
Lodge Grass
Gordon Nepstad
Billings
Big Timber Rodeo Plans Set for June 13
Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors announce the annual rodeo at Sweet Grass county fair grounds on Sunday June 13. Parade led by Moose Club with Vic Schriver and Tope Strobel starts 12 noon along McLeod street. Ray Kohrs of Missoula produces the show with five events plus an open girls barrel race. Charlie Lyon from Arvada Colo headlines as clown with Soapy the horse and Roberta the Brahma bull. Don Harrington returns as announcer and secretary. Barbecued beef lunches planned at the fair grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sweet Grass County Fairgrounds
The
Moose Club
Vic Schriver
Tope Strobel
McLeod Street
Ray Kohrs
Missoula
R.C.A
Charlie Lyon
Arvada
Colo
Soapy
Roberta
Lyon
Fort Worth
Belle Fouche
Augusta
Roseburg
Ore
Elgin
Salt Lake
Don Harrington
Don
Fairgrounds
Ripley Rites Held Here Saturday
Funeral services for Martin Walter Ripley were held Saturday at the Lowry Chapel with Rev Ocean Johnson of the Big Timber Lutheran Church officiating. Ripley died April 12 in Tucson Arizona of a heart attack. Music by Mrs A Ronald McDonnell and Mrs Margaret Busha with organist Mrs Myrtle Sell. Pallbearers listed with honoraries, burial at Mountain View. American Legion Sweet Grass post 19 gave military rites with color guard and firing squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Walter Ripley
Cee
Lowry Chapel
Ocee Johnson
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Mr. Ripley
Tucson
Ariz
A. Ronald McDonnell
Margaret Busha
Old Rugged Cross
Myrtle Sell
Clifford Ripley
Robert Ripley
Bill Ripley
Art Paulson
Floyd Scott
Everett Messing
Zeke Roberts
Roy Edwards
Walt Steen
Fred St. Onge
Jim Haney
John Bailey
Marcus Matovich
Mountain View
Sweet Grass Post
American Legion
F. B. Peterson
Harold Roe
Ralph Prather
Herb McCauley
Alva Deegan
Kermit Luttschwager
James P. Graham Jr
Theo. N. Counter
Stanley Hanson
Don Shay
Karl Bryan
Douglas Lowry
New York Youths Captured After Yellowstone Chase
Two Elmira youths were apprehended near the Yellowstone river after a high speed chase from Reed Point. The stolen car, taken in Bismarck, North Dakota, was abandoned near Black's Sawmill. FBI custody follows charges of interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Yellowstone River
Everett Imlay
Reed Point
Richard Henthorn
Big Timber
Enco
Black
Riverside Lumber Company
Thompson
Walton
Moore
Imlay
Henthorn
FBI
Bismark
N. D
Last Rites Held For Sigurd Undheim
Sigurd Undheim 47 died at the Big Timber Rest Home from heart failure after heart surgery in Washington DC. Born December 12, 1917 in Time Norway, he arrived in the United States July 15, 1948 settling in Big Timber and became a citizen in 1954. Survived by brother Iver of Big Timber and several relatives in Norway. Funeral services were conducted at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Ocee Johnson officiating. Interment at Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigurd Undheim
Big Timber
Washington, D. C
Livingston
Stavanger
Norway
Peder Undheim
United States
Iver Undheim
Lowry Chapel
Ocee Johnson
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Jerry Egeland
Jesus
Myrtle Sell
Thorvald Undheim
Olaf Maland
Hans Boe
Alfred Undheim
Theo Grymm
Harold Boe
Mountain View
Ten named students selected for all state chorus in Billings
Ten high school students have been chosen for the eastern division all state honor chorus to perform at the state music festival in Billings on Saturday May 8. Connie Christ Peggy Gottlob Mary Ann McDonald Cheryl Tronrud Sherrie Weagel Andy Braaten Rich Paulson Larry Osborne Ronnie Riter Ken Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Connie Christ
Peggy Gottlob
Mary Ann McDonald
Cheryl Tronrud
Sherrie Weagel
Andy Braaten
Rich Paulson
Larry Osborne
Ronnie Riter
Ken Schilling
Easter egg hunt drew large crowd at Lions event
On Easter Sunday a big turnout of children joined the Lions club Easter egg hunt. The Easter bunny helped distribute rainbow eggs with prizes in each division. First, second and third prizes varied from two top prizes to certificates of 2.00 1.50 and 1.00 dollars. As prizes or participation brought evident joy to hunters and volunteers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Jimmy Hauge
Ellen Marie Raney
Diane Rostad
Julie Harper
Jay Dean Stirn
Nancy Moore
Steve Smith
Rhonda Meskimen
Wesley Berg
Diane Coughlin
Billings
Allen Petaja
Larry Raney
Elizabeth Standish
Vernon Huffman
John Goosey
Cheri Mosness
Debra Hoskinson
Margaret Cole
Walter Kennedys celebrate fifty years of marriage
Local friends of the Walter Kennedys who ran the Grand Hotel in the late thirties note they marked fifty years of married life on April 8 at their Phoenix home. The Kennedys wed on April 8 1915 in Miles City. Charles McDonnell passed the news from a mutual friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Kennedys
Phoenix
Ariz
Kennedys
Miles City
Charles McDonnell
Paulson Invited to Shrine East West Game
Rich Paulson of the Sheepherder was selected to play in the 19th Shrine East West football game in Great Falls on August 21. Coaches officials and sportswriters statewide voted. He will begin practices August 12. all expenses are paid by the Great Falls Shrine club for a benefit for crippled children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich Paulson
Great Falls
Lloyd Berg
Jim Myers
Rich
Former Resident Dies in Switzerland
Mathilde Neumayer Muller age 71 died April 16 in Switzerland after a monthslong cancer illness. Funeral and burial occurred April 19 in Switzerland. Survived by husband Jean Muller two sons Albert and George Stoessel a daughter Gertrude Fotland two sisters Mary Neumayer and Anna Mathes a brother Carl Bachman seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. One son Carl Stoessel was killed in Italy January 31 1944. She was a Gold Star mother and member of St Josephs Church Friendship club and Senior Citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathilde Neumayer Muller
Switzerland
Mrs. Muller
Carl
Marie Anna Bachman
St. Louis
Carl Stoessel
Big Timber
Mr. Stoessel
Butte
Stoessel
John George Neumayer
Billings
Gibson
Livingston
Neumayer
Jean Muller
Albert
George Stoessel
Selmer
Gertrude) Fotland
Mary Neumayer
Joe
Anna) Mathes
Carl Bachman
Italy
Muller
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Friendship Club
The
Senior Citizens
Weekend With Parents Spends Easter in Philipsburg
Weekend notes report Mr and Mrs Bill Brown and daughter Kathy visiting Philipsburg with their family. The Moose lodge will sponsor the Big Timber Rodeo parade with Tope Strobel as manager and Victor Schriver as assistant. Parade is set for Sunday June 13 urging wide participation from 4 H clubs businesses and residents to plan entries. Funeral attendees list includes many from Cody Renton Billings and Harlowton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brown
Kathy
Philipsburg
Moose Lodge
Tope Strobel
Tope
Victor Schriver
Ardo Henton Killed in Highway 191 Crash
Ardo Henton 73, a Ten Mile creek rancher, died after being struck by a car on Highway 191 about 5 p m Easter Sunday while crossing the road toward his barn. Harold Lasater of Belgrade, driving with his family, said he slowed but could not avoid the collision. no charges or inquest will follow. Henton, born February 16, 1893 in Lander Wyoming, lived with his wife Geraldine Willets and had several siblings. Funeral services were held at Lowry Chapel with burial in Riverton, Wyoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ardo Henton
Ten Mile Creek
Henthorn
Harold Lasater
Belgrade
Henton
Lowry Chapel
Donald E. Toney
Evangelical Free Church
Svend Maitland
Old Rugged Cross
Myrtle Sell
Riverton
Wyo
Five Cars Involved In Highway 10 Wreck Near Town
Five cars were involved in a series of crashes about 9 20 am Saturday on Highway 10 about 1144 miles east of town. Willis Hulin and Henry Brazer of Laurel collided, then Hodnik of Deer Lodge and Shinn of Livingston following him could not stop and hit the wreckage. A driver who passed Weagel’s stopped vehicle struck Brazer’s car and fled. Brazer was thrown from his car and injured his back, treated at Community hospital. Mrs Hulin sustained a bruised knee and a head bump and was kept for observation before release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway 10
Richard Henthorn
Willis Hulin
Henry Brazer
Laurel
Joseph Hodnik
Deer Lodge
Hulin
Richard Shinn
Livingston
Hodnik
Ralph Weagel
Barrow
Brazer
Don Blair Struck by Train at Grey Cliff Crossing
Don Blair escaped death in a railroad crossing crash at Grey Cliff Wednesday night last week about 9 pm. He was returning from delivering cattle to the Tope Strobel ranch when a passenger train struck the rear of his truck. The vehicle was demolished but Blair suffered cuts and bruises and was unconscious for a period before being admitted to Community hospital. he was released on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Blair
Grey Cliff
Tope Strobel Ranch
Don
Funeral Services for Irene Geneva Pollman
Irene Geneva Pollman died Tuesday April 13. Funeral services were held Friday at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Lowell Siebrass of Trinity Lutheran Church of Harlowton presiding. Music by Mrs Svend Maitland and organist Mrs Myrtle Sell. Pallbearers named from Harlowton and interment at Mountain View.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Geneva Pollman
Lowry Chapel
Lowell Siebrass
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Harlowton
Svend Maitland
Jesus Savior
Pilot Me
Myrtle Sell
Arthur Schanke
Henry Miller
Bob Willems
Fred Beauchot
Louis Miller
Ralph Prather
Mountain View
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marian Whidden
Taylor
Kathy Whidden
Elaine Nygaard and
Jean Ann Spilde
Cornet
Concordiana
Gary Chaney
Ted Huffman
Flutocrats
Estes
Bennett
Ken Hajek
Tom Robinson
Norene Jacobs
Janet Carl
Kiev
Rachmaninoff
Larry Haas
Moussorgsky
Chopin
Steve Thompson
Big Timber Rodeo
Ripley
Robert Harper
Julie
J. L. Raney
Vernon Standish
Bill
Cole
Paulson
Irene Pullman
Lars Larson
Terry
Barry
Lauren
Jalene
Cody
Lucinda, Pollman
Louie C. Polson
Caroline Griner
Renton
Wash
Adolph Strand
Clarence Lesman
Gerald Miller
Paul
Pidcock
Fred‘ Beauchot
Grey Cliff Crossing
Pollman
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