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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1952

Page

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Tell All the Girls to Write charms Big Timber audience

Local residents report strong interest as Big Timber visitors view the Virginia City stage production Tell All the Girls to Write by the Virginia City players. The play, based on Otto Maerchan letters to his sister Louisa, features scenes from 1882 in the Yellowstone River valley Miles City Big Timber Crazy Mountains and the homestead with a largely fictional cast.

Big Timber Virginia City Otto Maerchan Louisa Louisa Maercian Otto Maercian Ed Adam Axel Anderson Rudy Nofka Terry Jake Marans Cora Martin Susan Harper First Stranger Crouch Betty Sheriff Virgil Anderson Maerdian Yellowstone River Valley Miles City Crazy Mountains Cora Susan Otto

Last Rites For Mrs Catherine Lyon

Requiem high mass for Mrs Catherine Lyon was held at St Josephs Catholic church with Fr Connelly officiating. She died in a Spokane nursing home after a long illness and is survived by six sons a daughter a sister and a brother with six grandchildren and two great grandchildren.

Catherine Lyon St. Joseph's Catholic Church Fr. Connelly Lyon Spokane LaVern Duncan Lewistown Ted C Busha Ross Snyder Ronald Charles McDonnell Ralph Prather Mountain View Columbus Texas Fort Clark Fort Custer Montana Billings Redledge Big Timber Gooding Ida Payette Horatio Lyon Martin Ruth RW. I.von C G. Lyon H C. Lyon W. F. Lyon Salt Lake City R. J. Lyon H. L. Lyon Paul Severance Bozeman Mary O'Dell Great Falls Walter California

Boulder Community Picnic at Wright Ewan Ranch

Community members gather for a picnic on Sunday August 10 at noon at the Wright Ewan ranch. Coffee and meat provided. attendees to bring own dishes and polluck lunch. Several locals including Dean Redland Alvin Tucker and others traveled to Butte for pre induction physicals.

Boulder Wright Ewan Ranch Dean Redland Alvin Tucker Gerald Christensen William Townsend Rae Clark Harlowton Juan Barajas Hysham Verlyn Hendrickson San Diego Butte

John Campbell Pioneer Rancher Dies at 82

John P. Campbell longtime Sweet Grass county rancher died at his home after a three months illness. He was 82 and death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 PM from the Congregational church with Rev. E Brentwood Barker officiating. Interment will be in Mountain View.

John P. Campbell Sweet Grass County Congregational Church E. Brentwood Barker Mountain View

McIntyres Reach Arcadia California Home

H H McIntyres report settling into a new Arcadia residence after a three week motel stay. They describe hot Big Timber weather with near 100 degree heat en route, and recall a Lake Arrowhead trip in a light rain to beat the heat. They note Dave Herries enjoying the navy with a peeling nose from Miramar and request the local paper be sent to 50 West Floral Avenue Arcadia California.

H. H. McIntyres Arcadia Calif Mickey Los Angeles Art Barbara Sell Newell Vaught Pat Harvey Lake Arrowhead Barbara Dave Herries Navy Dave Miramar West Floral Avenue Cali Newel Big Timber California

Dedication Set Aug 9 For Lewistown Home For Aged

Architect A W Strickland announces dedication ceremonies for the new state home for the aged in Lewistown on Saturday August 9. He invites Sweet Grass county residents to attend. The building is described as the largest and best equipped of its kind in the United States and will house about 200 guests.

Lewistown W. Strickland J. G. Link Co

Leaving Today After Visit With Family in Town

Mrs Kenneth Benson and daughter Kay depart for Bremerton after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Ingvalde Espe and his mother Mrs Anna Benson with relatives and friends. John Murphy who was injured in a truck crash has the cast removed and spends time daily on a walker built for him by Louis Taylor and Dr Standish and enjoys rides in a car again after a year.

Kenneth Benson Kay Bremerton Ingvalde Espe Anna Benson John Murphy Louis Taylor Dr. Standish

Wool Checks Ready and Hospital News From Helena

The wool checks are ready at the county agent's office per County Agent Peterson. Mrs Boe was admitted to hospital Friday for medical treatment and improved this morning. Clinton Carter, 72, was taken to Billings Hospital by plane, with Dr Vernon Standish and his daughter Mrs Joe Widdicombe. Orvin Flare, Jay Cees chairman, left for Tulsa to attend a national directors meeting with John Heinrich of Missoula.

Peterson Boe Harold Boe Billings Hospital Clinton Carter Vernon Standish Oklahoma Orvin JayCees National Americanism Committee Tulsa Okla The JayCees John Heinrich Missoula Heinrich Montana

Elimination Contests Held by 4-H Clubs in Sweet Grass County

Four H clubs staged elimination contests in dairy cattle swine beef sheep clothing foods and a style revue to select county representatives for the 4 H congress in Bozeman August 25 28. Winners include dairy Noreda Maitland sheep David Drivdahl beef Mavis Murray swine Bill Sherod and Raymond Forster (tie). Clothing foods and style revue winners listed at Legion hall with alternates named.

Sweet Grass County Bozeman Robert Miller Emil Drivdahl John Plaggemeyer David Drivdahl Mavis Murray Bill Sherod Raymond Forster the Legion Hall Mary Louise Peterson Dolores Yost Vera Lowe Evelyn Strand

Mrs. H. A. Anderson Receives Cancer Society Award

The Montana Division of the American Cancer Society honored Mrs. H. A. Anderson, Sweet Grass county commander, with the Distinguished Service Award for Notable Assistance in the 1952 Crusade to Conquer Cancer. Under her leadership Sweet Grass county exceeded its $480 goal, totaling $551.00, as reported to the board by S. C. Sweet.

Montana American Cancer Society Butte H. A. Anderson Sweet Grass County Anderson Raymond Benson S. C. Sweet

Community hospital reports surgeries and travel notes

Surgery was performed on Mrs. E. O. Birkeland at the Community hospital yesterday. Forest Keller took his mother Mrs. Mary Keller to Butte for medical treatment and plans to stay a few days. Frank McElwain and family depart for Kalispell where he will teach this term. Major Elsie Ellingson left for Dayton Ohio after being recalled home by her sister’s death. Fay Adams and family from Beloit visited the Brentwood Barkers in Big Timber. Florence Carney, with a fractured hip, returned home from Billings and is recovering here. Lois Riter, 7, admitted for kidney treatment and progressing well. Mrs. Tom Johnson from Seattle visited relatives here and in Livingston. Cleve Langston and family returned to Dearborn Michigan after a visit and Bozeman family gathering. Dora Langston’s relatives gathered for a reunion in Bozeman while here.

Forest Keller Mary Keller Butte Kalispell Frank McElwain Frank Ohio Elsie Ellingson Homer Wheeler Dayton Air Force Base Florence Carney Billings Big Timber Hospital Lois Riter Montie Riter Community Hospital Seattle Tom Johnson Wash Tom Olson A/10 Jack Blair Washington, D. C Livingston Cleve Langston Dearborn Mich Bozeman Dora Langston Dora Oneston

Plenty of Action Promised For Big Timber Rodeo

Zumwalt and Lake, a rising rodeo firm, contracted for the Big Timber event on August 16 and 17. Top stock will be brought in as Zumwalt oversees a Great Falls rodeo and recently closed shows in Butte and Anaconda, promising fast action and tough competition.

Zumwalt and Lake Big Timber Zumwalt Great Falls Butte Anaconda

Ropin Ridin club hosts race meet results at fairgrounds

Results from last Sunday’s rodeo at the fairgrounds show Jeepr s Creepers winning the 330 yard race with Harold Gratton as owner and Paul Van Cleve earning multiple purses. Other events include calf roping, cutting contests, team roping, and relay races with notable participants such as Townsend Bros., Barbara Van Cleve, and Chuck Parkison as announcer. Tickets go on sale in mid August at the Legion hall box office.

Fairgrounds Ropin’ ’N’ Ridin’ Club Paul van Cleve Jeepr Creepers Harold Gratton Champ R. Helen van Cleve Joyce Spencer Danger Boy Rod Kaufman Antoinette Sally Star Harold Grafton My Buddy Scot Dan Fraser Lil Rascal Barbara Howe Leatakia Don Imsande Barbara van Cleve Dice the Witch Roy Nunley Babe Lawrence Chapel Catch Rone Townsend Bros Walnut Creek Calif Homer Brown Sumatra Buck Cheney Belgrade Grass Range Hugh Peltz Pray Charles NeNeil Emigrant Larry McComb Harry Brewer Mouse Trap Bill Simon A. R. Buchli Carole Buchli Buck McNeil Charon Buchli C. M. Floyd Prescott, Ariz L. B. Millison Sonny Bohleen Chas McNeil Bill Hicks Floyd Hicks Zumwalt Chuck Parkison Santa Monica Cal Rapid City S. D Parkison Arizona Nevada Idaho Utah California Nebraska Arkansas Tennessee Louisiana Wyoming Montana Universal Pictures Casey Tibbs Roy Rogers Liberty Horses Lynn Randall Top Hat Pauline Pickard Golden Rockets Calgary Red Jim Brannin Legion Hall

Gale Snyder Turns Five With Home Birthday Party

Gale Snyder daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Snyder celebrated her fifth birthday Monday with a party at home. Seventeen guests attended and Mrs Snyder and Mrs Dick Armstrong along with Gale’s aunt Mrs Chas Groff visiting from Allentown Pa served refreshments. Fire crews were called Tuesday to the Jim Schneider residence to extinguish a garage blaze started by a campfire attempt with minimal damage. Gerald Chapin recently sold his ranch on Big Timber Creek and moved to Denver where he and partners bought a factory producing gas conversion burners for furnaces employing nine workers.

Gale Snyder Roy Snyder Snyder Dick Armstrong Gale Chas. Groff Allentown Jim Schneider Billy Gerald Chapin Big Timber Creek Big Timber Denver Jerry

Services Conducted For Alfred Rudd

Funeral services for Alfred Rudd Sr. who died last week in a Billings hospital were held Monday afternoon at the Big Timber Lutheran church with Rev. E. E. Tollefson officiating. Burial followed at Mountain View. Rudd, born May 13 1877 in Rochester Minnesota, came to Big Timber as a child in 1881 and lived there most of his life. He married Hannah Ekle in 1905 and they resided on ranches on Otter Creek and later Deer Creek. Surviving are eight children and large extended family.

Alfred Rudd Sr Billings Big Timber Lutheran Church E. E. Tollefson Ted C. Busha A. Ronald McDonnell E. O. Overland Joe Widdicombe Arthur Ormsby E. O. Birkeland Lee Smoot John Ray Tom Dooley Mountain View Mr. Rudd Rochester Minn Big Timber Minnesota Boulder Breck Ranch McLeod Street Citizens Bank Rudd Hannah Ekle Musselshell Otter Creek Lowell Gibson Deer Creek Raymond Stanley Rudd Butte William Esther) Reed Greenville N. C John Jackson Netty Livingston Albert Kinney Edith Laurel Alma Wilson Wayne Alyce) Carter Denver Alfred Rudd Jr Raymond Rudd

Hoglund Arrives From Great Falls After Father-in-law Campbell Dies

From Great Falls over Hoglund arrived yesterday. He was called here by the illness and subsequent death of his father in law John P Campbell. Mrs Hoglund has been here for the past week.

Great Falls Hoglund John P. Campbell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Adam E. A. Warner Winnett William Stroup Mosby E. W. Adam Gilman Aller Jan Schmidt W. D. McKenzie John Campbell McIintyres Home For Aged Coles Edwin Cole Fred Berdine Maude Curtis Hundred W. V John Hager John Madill Hager Ross Williams Edith McDonnell William Curran Beloit Fay Adams Yvonne Wis Brentwood Barkers Lee Barker Alfred Rudd Roy S. Seward Red
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