Romantic wedding at Billings features Eppens and Lorash
The ceremony united Miss Margie Eppens and Mr. Lorash in Billings with a crystal necklace veil crown and red rose bouquet. Attendants included Mrs H R Nitschke sister of the bride and Mrs William Lorash in green frocks. After the service a church hall reception showcased a five tier wedding cake and a Yellowstone park trip for the bride. Out-of-town guests arrived from Nebraska Montana and Arizona to celebrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Nitschke
Billings
William Lorash
Columbus
Tom Salvenson
Ralph
R. Rust
Ole Solberg
Axel Voldberg
Charles Myers
Margie Eppens
Marvin Pederson
Vicky Myers
LaVerne Zieske
Lori Rust
Irene Hovland
Yellowstone Park
Great ‘Northern’ Tool Co
Billings High School
Eastern College of Education
State Highway Department
E. J. Carlisle
Roselane
Neb
Lars Egeland
Butte
Ervin Ellis
Gerald Ellis
R. C. Willett
St. Xavier
Ben Stone
Mesa
Ariz
Charles Lorash
Violet Lorash
Ben Raisland
Florence
Reed Point
Gust Landis
Mary Lou
Bill Landis
M. P. Dwyer
Park City
Jim Merlin
Fromberg
Lynn English
Bridger
Larry Schlemmer
Laurel
Robert Miller
Myrna
Ludwig Allestad
Family Names of Big Timber Residents Listed
A collection of individuals including Sonja Sally Peter Rostad Andrea Mrs Jimmie Helen Axel Voldberg Andy David Mariana and Marvin Pederson are noted as residents of Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonja
Sally
Peter Rostad
Andrea
Jimmie
Helen
Axel Voldberg
Andy
David
Mariana
Marvin Pederson
Big Timber
Trail Ride Brings Diverse Participants To Box Canyon Trek
A cross section of locals joined a Trail Ride through the Absaroka primitive area. Riders included forest rangers Harold Smith and Dick Joy, geologist John Tappe, county officials, business leaders, students, and the student winner Gary Collenborne. A tape recording of the county agent program will be aired August 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Canyon
Buffalo-Boulder Divide
Independence
Joe Helle
Harold’ Smith
Bob Bird
Dick Joy
John Tappe
Wright Ewan
Bob Perrins
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Chuck Karnop
Bob Brownlee
Paul Manis
John Alexander
Lions Club
Dennis Beer
John Jacobs
Art Sell
Harold Rue
Jaycee
Ron Watters
Norris Gallentine
McLeod
Lawrence Larson
E. O. Birkeland
Art Stephens
Charles
Ronald
Dennis Harrs
George Lamach
Gus Kirchner
Chuck Schuler
Ron Broughton
Pat Barber
Gary Collenborne
Racicot
Donna Faw and groom wed at family ranch in Columbus
Miss Donna Faw sister of the bride served as maid of honor in candy pink and pink and white carnation bouquet. Rick Braley of Columbus was best man. An outdoor reception for about 75 relatives followed at the bride’s parents ranch. The bride, a Sweet Grass high school and Atlantic Airline School graduate, previously worked for the Naval department in Washington and served four years in the U S Army. The groom ranches in the Columbus area and they will reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Faw
Billings
Rick Braley
Columbus
Dick Bolzer
Nels Olin
William Bolzer
Sally Hall
Nellie Faw
Miss Faw
Lois Heem
Sweet Grass County
Atlantic Airline School
Kansas City
Naval Department
Washington, D. C
U. S. Army
James Graham Sr. of Columbus, longtime resident and public servant
James Graham Sr born February 11 1904 in Columbus son of A L Graham. He served Stillwater County as treasurer and sheriff, worked at local grocers and Hogland Hardware, married Vida Bands February 19 1926 in Big Timber. Survived by widow son James Jr daughter Mrs John Cotschall brother Lester Graham sister Mrs Marjorie Gudgel. Funeral at Congregational church Columbus today 10 30 a m with Rev Lloyd Schneider. burial Mountain View Cemetery Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Graham
Columbus
A.L. Graham
University ‘of Montana
Vida Bands
Big Timber
Stillwater
Grant, Mandeville
Annin
Hogland Hardware
Midlands Roundtable
Columbus Volunteer .Fire Dept
Congregational Church
Turkey Europe by Way of Asia and Istanbul Memoir
Rev John Haligowski writes from Turkey noting Asia Minor location and Istanbul's Bosporus split. He describes climate at 85 degrees and 80 percent humidity, prices in lira, mobile markets, hospitality toward Americans, Kennedy’s popularity, street markets, mosques and mosaics, and travel by foot bus and night routes with cheap air terminal tar service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haligowski
Bulgania
Greece
Turkey
Asia
Asia Minor
Black Sea
Russia
Mediterranean
Egypt
Istanbul
Bosporus Strait
Europe
Kennedy
America
Nikita K
Mrs Arvid Larson obituary notes long Montana ranch life
Mrs Arvid Larson longtime resident of Big Timber and Glasston ranch area died after a life spent in Wild Rose and Golden Valley schools. She married Arvid Larson on June 5 1938 and lived on multiple ranches in Montana Kansas and Cushman before settling in Glasston. Survivors include her husband two sons Dean and Wayne Larson a daughter Marlene Larson of Big Timber and brother Ray Olson of Cushman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paige
Golden’ Valley
Arvid Larson
Cushman
Glasston Ranch
Larson
The
Big
Timber Lutheran Ladies Aid
Dean
Wayne
Timber
Marlene Larson
Olson
Armstrong Funeral Details and Military Honors Noted
Obituary fragment lists pallbearers Ole Rodwold E. Overland H Hatfield Jerry Egeland JD Herries and W McArthur. Burial at Mountain View. Military honors conducted by Sweet Grass post 19 with firing squad and color guard led by Rudy Mosness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Agriver
Ole
Rodwold
Overland
H. ‘Hatfield
Jerry Egeland
JD. Herries
Rudy
Mosness
Deegan
Ray
Bieber
KC Jones
Charles Nicholson
Alr Kermit
Thitschwager
Ray Trayer
Harold Boe
Fi Bi-Peterson
William Feldt
Walter Boelter
Karl Bryan
Gerry Etzold
No meters taxi charges in Greek Turkish streets
The writer warns about high taxi prices five times basic rates for short trips, noting no meters and daylight travel reduces doubt. Roads are poor with speeds around 40 mph, no traffic signals, frequent accidents, and visible car damage. Hotels and eateries in Greece and Turkey offer balconies with meals on terraces or street sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Turkey
Redlegs fall to fourth in Livingston Pee Wee meet
Big Timber Redlegs finished fourth in the 1964 Pee Wee league championship in Livingston. They opened with a 6 4 win over Livingston Tigers, then were blanked 6 0 by Livingston Pirates. Final game 11 2 victory over Gardiner. Livingston Cubs won title 6 5 over Pirates. Coaches credited Legion sponsorship and parent help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Redlegs
Livingston
Big Timber
Livingston Tigers
Redlegs
Simmons
Big Timberites
Livingston Pirates
Gardiner
Punk Reidelbach
Duane Hauge
Livingston Cubs
Cubs
American Legion
Card of Thanks for Fire Department Aid
I thank the Big Timber Fire Department for their quick response Thursday evening in extinguishing the fire in my car. J. O. Matthew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Fire Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eppens
Sabrina
Big Timber Cleaners
Frye’s Cafe
Ben Franklin
Bolzer
FAW
James Graham SR
Mimi McDonnell
Montana State College
Mimi
Vickey Hanson
Ennis
James Rougie
Helena
Fred Nebel
Philip Aaberg
Chester
Montana
Washington
MSC
Rev. Haligowski
Mrs
Armstrong
J. O. Matthew
Hank's Body Shop
Hank
Moose Lodge
Big Timber Fairgrounds
Public Service Commission of
State of
Treasure State Telephone Co., Inc
Absarokee And.nye
Rura
Most, Rapelje, Broadview Belfry. and ‘Reed Point
Mee
Eee
Ee Ee
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