Orville Anderson Funeral Held in Big Timber
Orville William Anderson 56 died unexpectedly at his Big Timber home. Funeral services were conducted at Lowry Funeral Home with Rev. Cyril Richard officiating. Interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Iris Sandage Anderson two sons David and Jon a daughter Gay Stewart his mother Ida Mondtmond and sister Marion Nelson.
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Lowry
Orville William Anderson
Big Timber
Cyril K. Richard
Sauganash Community Church
Chicago
Illinois
William Cremer, Jr
Norris Gallentine
George H. Clouse
Walter S. Broughton
John Schiltz
Raymond Hale
Bjarne Bjorndal
Mountain View Cemetery
Wing
North Dakota
Ralph Anderson
Broadus
Montana
Sweet Grass County
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Big Timber Rod and Gun Club
Roping and Riding Club
Ground Observer Corps
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Wayne
Gay) Stewart
Ida Christmond
Portland
Ore
Marion Nelson
Corinna Stewart
Alaskan Highway Trip Notes From Great Falls Tour
Journal by Jeni Ramberg describes a six week trip with her grandfather starting at Great Falls Montana at 6 30 am. Travel included crossing the Canadian border with a search of their Winnabago and travelers. They passed through Alberta British Columbia and the Yukon before continuing on the Alaska Highway starting around June 20.
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Montana
Canada
Alberta
British Columbia
Yukon Territory
Dawson Creek
Alaskan trip memoir through Alaska Highway and towns
A traveler recalls a six week journey with grandfather across Alaska from Dawson Creek to Fairbanks and beyond. They describe sights in Fairbanks Seward Circle and Whitehorse Yukon, encounters with Eskimo villages, wildlife, fishing, a marathon, and road hazards including flats and torn panels. The writer plans future travel by plane.
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Seward
Circle
Kenai Peninsula
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Nome
Homan
Kodiak
Cordova
Alaskaland
Russia
Bicycle Traffic Rules and Nighttime Equipment Requirements
The law requires bicycles to follow official traffic signals and signs. At night every bicycle must have a front white lamp visible 500 feet ahead and a rear red reflector visible 50 to 300 feet behind. A red rear light may supplement the reflector.
Docket: Local Traffic Fines and Guilty Plea
Judge's docket lists Rose Crockett charged with driving without a valid license in Kalispell Montana fined $15. Marvin Wren of Chicago charged for parking in a no parking zone with a $15 fine. Lewis Gibson of Big Timber pled guilty for speeding fined $35 with four months jail sentence suspended. Wayne J. Pollak of Big Timber cited for unsafe backing fined $15.
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Rose Crockett
J. P
Claude Lidstrom
Kalispell
Marvin Wren
Chicago
Lewis Gibson
Big Timber
Wayne J. Pollak
Fire Regulation Reminder for Montana Forest Lands
The Big Timber Ranger District reminds the public of State Fire Regulation Number 13 for all forested land use in Montana during fire season May 1 to September 30. Vehicles and pack trains must carry a shovel, axe, and bucket, unless at designated camps or traveling on highways.
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Big Timber Ranger District
Montana
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