Community thanks Big Timber hospital staff and Klindt's Pharmacy
A Laurel family expresses gratitude to the Big Timber emergency room team and Dr Ivey at Klindt's Pharmacy for their kindness during a camping incident when a three year old fell ill. They request published thanks to share credit with the hospital personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
Boulder
Klindt
Dr. Ivey
Leanne
Noelle Tanous
Laurel
Wuest Family Leaves Big Timber After Week Visit
Local notes report Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wuest and family from Glendale California departed Big Timber after a week visiting Mrs. Wuest’s parents Mr. and Mrs. E A Bieber and brother Ray. A reader from Seattle sends a check to the Pioneer expressing pleasure with the paper and curiosity about attracting new residents to Big Timber.
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W. S. Wuest
Glendale
California
Big Timber
It Shall Be Unlawful Speed Near Parks and Schools
It shall be unlawful to exceed fifteen miles per hour when passing a hospital public park or playground or when passing schools during recess or opening and closing hours. Back-packed the Tylers visited Glacier Park and Sperry Glacier last week returning home Sunday. The N B Langworthys and families arrived from New York for a ten day vacation at the upper Boulder cabin. Al Longshore and children Mike and Meredith of Walnut Creek visited Byron Grasfield’s home. they tour Yellowstone Glacier Banff and the Trans-Canada highway. Clarence Petaja and daughters Anne Jane visited Helena with their son Charles and daughter Mrs Roger Stenquist. Jane will stay longer. Mountain guests at Mrs Ben Olness included Rev Ingvald Thredt and Miriam McNown. Donald Ray of Woodburn Oregon visits on business and old friends. Senior Citizens hosted at Pioneer Home with games and prizes. Ralph Prather sponsored prizes and volunteers urged for future parties. Mr and Mrs F B Peterson, longtime Big Timber residents, plan to move to Seattle near their daughter.
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Peace Corps
al Longshore
Mike
Meredith
Walnut Creek
California
Byron Grasfield
Mr. Longshore
Dot
S Dot Ranch
Melville
Yellowstone
Glacier Parks
Banff
West Coast
Clarence Petaja
Anne
Jane
Helena
Charles Petaja
Roger Stenquist
Ruckers Celebrate Golden Anniversary at Big Timber Ranch
Anna and Alton Rucker observed their 50th wedding anniversary on Sunday at their ranch near Big Timber. Nearly 100 friends and relatives from across Montana and beyond attended the open house, sharing refreshment, stories, and a three tier cake. The couple, married August 12 1922 in Fort Benton, have six children 20 grandchildren and three great grandchildren and were joined by many local and distant well wishers.
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Anna
Alton Rucker
Big Timber
Geraldine
Butte
Belt
Libby
Stanford
Big Fork
Livingston
Grey Cliff
Billings
Springdale
Great Falls
Stockett
Helena
Ryegate
Spokane
New York
Los Angeles
Ruckers
Fort Benton Methodist Church
Roy A. Wilson
Alton
Rucker
Schuster Funderhide Tie The Knot In Big Timber
Miss Charlene Schuster and Mr Robert Funderhide wed in a 2 PM July 1 double ring ceremony at First Congregational Church Bi Timber Rev Michael Jenkins and Rev Richard Kienitz officiating A bouquet of pink and white gladiolas daisies and yellow Hawaii blooms graced the altar The bride wore a countess de soie gown with empire waist lace and pink ribbon A cascade bouquet featured white and pink rosebuds daisies and baby's breath The reception followed in the parish hall with garden tables and a four tier cake topped by bells and a wreath of white daisies The couple will reside in Missoula where he works as a construction superintendent
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Charlene Schuster
Robert Funderhide
First Congregational Church
Bi Timber
Michael Jenkins
Richard Kienitz
Hawaii
Mary Kienitz
Svend Maitland
John Black
Big Timber
Countess Desoie
Elliot Eaton
Great Falls
Donita Eaton
Billings
Lawell Johnson
Missoula
Eileen Schuster
Paul Funderhide
Jim Barker
Bob Cameron
Mac McCrady
Sherman
Bryan Schuster
Ole Solberg
Informal wedding unites Connie Breeding and Garland Pryor
Connie Breeding of Missoula and Garland Pryor of Missoula were wed August 8 1972 at 7 pm in First American Lutheran Church Billings Montana. The ceremony was conducted by Ray Ccee Johnson with attendants including the bride’s mother Mrs Henry Elgen and the groom’s best man Fred Pryor. The couple plans to reside in Missoula.
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Connie Breeding
Missoula
Garland Pryor
First American Lutheran Church
Billings
Montana
Ray
Ccee Johnson
Big Timber
Henry Elgen
Fred Pryor
John Elgen
Whitehall
Loree Moore longtime Big Timber resident dies in California
Loree Moore 77 passed away July 27 1972 in Ojai California after a stroke July 18 She was an old time Big Timber resident who lived in McLeod for years before moving to California Her father Mr Koozer once managed a Big Timber grocery store.
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Loree Koozer Moore
Ojai
California
Big Timber
McLeod
Mr. Koozer
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Sperry Glacier
N. B. Langworthys
Bob
Shirley
James Robert
Upper Boulder Cabin
Ben Olness
Ingvald Thredt
Fairbault
Minnesota
Miriam McNown
Lawrence
Kansas
Donald Ray
Woodburn
Oregon
Pioneer Home
Ralph Prather
F. B. Peterson
John Woodridge
Wwirs
Armand Johnson
Linda Miekush
Douglas Moulton
Denver
Durell Johnson
Renee Briggs
Clyde Park
Marie Johnson
Lynda Johnson
Sweet
Friendship Club
Elsie Larson
Myrtle Sell
Linda Larson
Kenny Willson
Mae Kjarmo
Susie Tjaaland
Columbus Rest Home
Linda
Evelyn Willson
Marie Satre
John Deere
Eli Memats
Congregational Meeting
Premier Mobile Homes, Inc
Bozeman, Mont
Tamarack
Blair
Gallatin
Century
Camelot
Superior
Invader
Champion
Medallion
Magnolia
Atlantic
Bozeman
7Th Ave
Dale Dallman
Brehm and Brehm Real Estate
Loree Moore
Sons OF Norway Representative
Lola Espeland
Fairpark Drive
Frye’s
C. M. Russell Lodge
Dorothy Gray
Ongy
le Caco
North 27Th
Coffe
Pot
Saa
Montgomery
Christy Nygaard
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