Guest Speaker Opens Talk With Opening Remark
A guest speaker at Big Timber Pioneer event began by saying, Now before I start I want to say something. The remark set the stage for the address and drew attention from attendees.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
9
Family hikers return after four hours missing in mountains
Sheriff reports a family of seven delayed returning from a mountain hike, then found safe four hours late. Other notes include abandoned vehicles behind Grand Hotel, a camper collision near Frye's Cafe, a stolen car recovered after being borrowed, and various disturbances and thefts across Park County and Big Timber area. Authorities continue investigations on multiple incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Hotel
Frye
Molzahn
Cort
Sheep Creek
Independence
Rasmus Roe
Park County
Sweet Grass County
Yellowstone County
Cascade County
West Boulder
Sheriff's Office
Fairbanks
Alaska
Boulder
Boulder Campground
East
Big
Big Timber
Cody
Wyoming
Canada
NCIC
Reed Point
Cort Bar
Montana Highway Patrol
Bridal Typos Create Hilarious Bloomington Wedding
Living Today staff at the Bloomington Pantagraph compiled a file of wedding typos from print and mail. The story lampoons a noon Saturday wedding of Miss Pansie Whiffitt and Clyde Washington in a justice office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Living Today
Bloomington
Pantagraph
Pansie Whiffitt
Clyde Washington
Office of Justice
Bozeman Vo-Tech Announces Cooperative Education Program
The Bozeman Vo-Tech school will offer cooperative education to students in accounting, office and mid management programs next school year. Students enter paid work placements after proving classroom knowledge, with a training agreement among student, school and employer. A teacher-coordinator monitors progress and quarterly grades assess performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman Vo-Tech
Summer programs at Bighorn Canyon offer films and talks
The Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area hosts Friday night movies on boating wildlife and conservation as part of a Department of Interior program. Saturday programs feature Park staff and guest speakers on history sports wildlife archaeology. Fort C. F. Smith tours run 1 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays from Yellowtail Visitor Center daily hours posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
Department of Interior
National Park
Old Fort C. F. Smith
Yellowtail
Arthur Sullivan
Miz Charles Campbell Hosts Danville Family Visit
Miz Charles Campbell entertained her son and the Bill Campbells of Danville California for a week enjoying the town and surrounding area and visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miz Charles Campbell
Bill Campbells
Danville
Californy
Miz Campbell
Boulder Big One Finesse Fisherman Lloyd Rue Captures German Brown
Lloyd Rue, 10 year old son of Mister and Mizzie Rue of McLeod, caught a three pound two ounce German Brown trout on the West Boulder using a Colorado Spinner. He posed for the Pioneer photographer but refused to share the fish for a Pioneer fish fry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Rue
Mister
Mizzie Rue
McLeod
Boulder
Lloyd
Colorado
Park Clinic Moves to New Livingston Location
The Park Clinic relocates east of Edgewater Apartments at 10th and Clarence streets in Livingston. Founded as Park Hospital in 1913 by Dr George A Windsor, the facility expanded in 1916 and became a clinic after 1956 following changes in management and closure as a hospital. Doctors linked to the clinic include Dr Robert A Bray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Park Clinic
Edgewater
10Th and
Clarence Streets
George A. Windsor
Park Hospital
Windsor
John A. Pearson
Alfred Lueck
Peterson Family Weekend Visit Reported in Chinook
Missus Eugene Peterson and son Steve spent the weekend in Chinook visiting in laws and outlaws. Youngest son Boyd had been in Gallatin Gateway with the Mike Clark family and returned home this weekend. The note hints Pa Peter and middle son Floyd were "batchin".
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missus
Eugene Peterson
Steve
Chinook
Inlaws
Outlaws
Boyd
Gallatin Gateway
Mike Clark
Pa Peterson
Floyd
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edhe Hley
Montanan
Premier
Gallatin
Champion
Falcon
Blair
Medallion
Superior
Bozeman
the Sheriff’s Office
McLeod Resort
Big Timber Rodeo
Brewer
Stephen Otis
Robert Whiffitt
Janet Whiffitt
Roy Washington
Harry Crysdale
Masonite
Padua High School
Bighorn
Billings Pipes Pump Supply Co
Sarge Dairy Supplies
the Fire Department
Solberg
FDIC
Citizens Bank and Trust
Montana
Tony, Mugs
Wayne
City Club
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