Brewers Move The Loren relocate to a newly bought trailer home
The Loren Brewers relocated from East Third to a newly purchased trailer on West Third. The item notes a mid era move and property update in local development.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1968
Page
5
The Loren Brewers relocated from East Third to a newly purchased trailer on West Third. The item notes a mid era move and property update in local development.
Robert Clouse pleaded not guilty to disturbing the peace and the judge dismissed the case after a $100 bond was refunded. The column notes receive album gifts, visiting relatives, travel by air to buy livestock, reunions, honors, and multiple brief hometown updates across Big Timber and surrounding communities.
Illinois guests Mr and Mrs Jim Cheatham from Aurora visit Mrs Ruth Beck and stay a couple days. They travel with Doug and Peter to Yellowstone Park for fishing and sightseeing.
The Yellowstone Victorians 4H meet at Bridge School with Brit Gibby presiding. Claudia Woodhouse spoke on club projects, and members Colleen Haaland Allen Laubach Claudia Woodhouse and Brit Gibby reported on a Minnesota trip. The club voted to tour Bozeman observe projects and build a horseshoe pit at Grey Bear recreation area. Lunch followed hosted by Mrs Olaf Haaland and Mrs Roland Woodhouse.
The Big Timber Creek 4-H club met at 8 00 p m on Wednesday in the Community hall. Una Raisland will fill the president role for the rest of the year after Mike Schlemmer vacated the post. Dr Tom Ivey gave a brief resuscitation demonstration. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Alfred Schlemmer and Mrs John Goosey.
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