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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1971

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Special Awards at County Fair Highlight 4-H and FFA Honors

The County Fair awarded showmanship rosettes in 4-H Senior and Junior divisions to Ron Henry Mela Westervelt Allen Laubach Sig Tollefson Mike Patton Carolyn Fraser and more. Judges praised round robin rosette competition while Paul Westervelt and other sponsors presented cash prizes silvers and trophies for beef sheep swine horse and dairy success across seniors and juniors.

Citizens’ Bank 4-H FFA Ron Henry Mela Westervelt Allen Laubach Sig Tollefson Mike Patton Carolyn Fraser Rick Henry Lee Buttrell Scott Fraser Fair View Ranch Andy Richert Sweet Grass Wool Marketing Association Betty Ann Weller Sweet Grass Dairy Evelyn Tollefson Midsness Agency Steve Oiestad Big Timber Bakery CowBelles Leathercraft Kirk Schuster Linda Lukenbill Big Timber Pioneer Daniel Tecca Jeri Lynn Hauge Kenneth Tecca Gamble Store Garden Project Carol Stutterheim Kenny Willson Trio Club Janet Stutterheim Mark Flare Ken Laubach Rusty Weller Victor Gibby Charlotte Weinfurter Dawna Bainter Donna Laubach Rob Fraser Olen Raisland Ram Lamb Ewe Lamb Ewe Ram Mela Westervelt Ann Weller John Cosgriff Dawna Murray Kelly Bailey Ram Rick Gibby Steve Olestad Nick Westervelt

Fair livestock resales at Sweet Grass County Fair

Resales totaled payments to FFA and 4-H Council for animals. Dub Hotchkiss paid 4.00 for Dan DeCock rabbit, Clyde Sullivan 6.50, Bud Pile 5.00 for Chris DeCock rabbit. Public Auction Yards donated 70.00 to 4-H Council for Donna Laubach and Terry Stenberg animals.

Sweet Grass County Dub Hotchkiss FFA Dan DeCock Clyde Sullivan Bud Pile Chris DeCock 4-H Council Donna Laubach Terry Stenberg

County Fair Auction Highlights and Theft Report

The fair featured diverse livestock sales with champions and reserves in swine beef lamb and horses. Notable top prices include Champion Swine at 70 cents a pound and Champion Beef at 55 cents, with Mike Patton and Mela Westervelt among multiple winners. The Wagon Wheel Bar theft remains under investigation by the Sweet Grass Sheriff's office, with loss reported August 16 at about 9:25 a.m. Total sales totaled 14,873.56.

Mike Patton Sweet Grass County Brewer Trucking Mike Connerton Construction Wagon Wheel Sweet Grass

CowBelles At Fair Run Booths And Contests

The CowBelles ran a concession stand and a water hole booth at the fair. They held weight guessing contests for beef cuts with adult and junior winners and cash prizes. Sweet Grass County High School graduates Walter A. Baylis and John Leonard Esp attained honors on the Montana State University honor roll.

Raymond Hale Rick Henry Emily Rostad Arlene Stidham Sweet Grass County High School College of Engineering Montana State University Walter A. Baylis John Leonard Esp G. J. Herman SGHS

City Council Reverses Decision On Sixth Avenue Playground

At a tense Monday meeting the council votes three to one to let District One's school board extend the sidewalk and curb area on Sixth Avenue to enlarge playground space. Arguments focus on saving the boulevard versus expanding play area, with input from C. E. Smart and about a dozen parents.

District One Sixth Avenue C. E. Smart Harris Sixth Board of Adjustment Smart Board Furth Big Timber Stan Big Timber Grade School

Montana Faces Severe Drought Pressures Across State

The Montana weather and livestock bulletin shows no rainfall for over two months. Topsoil moisture is short nationwide and the fire index is extremely high. Several fires caused by lightning and human activity have been confined with limited damage. Stock water is scarce and some cattlemen are hauling water to their herds.

Montana Weather and Livestock Bulletin

Korean laymen to speak at Frye's Cafe Thursday

Men for Missions International hosts six Korean laymen in Big Timber on August 26 at 8:00 p.m. at Frye's Cafe. Speakers include Kim Won Chul, Lee Kee Moo, and Dr John Cho sharing testimonies of faith and mission work in Korea and Asia. A coffee hour precedes the program.

Men For Missions International Evangelical Church of North America Big Timber Frye’s Kim Won Chul China North Korea Korea Orient States Lee Kee Moo John Cho Asia Seoul Theological Seminary OMS Frye

Steven Stenberg Dies After Prolonged Illness

Steven Kenneth Stenberg 8 died Monday night at Community Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services were set for 2 30 p m today at Lowry Funeral Home with Rev Eugene W Nilsen officiating. He was born April 27 1963 in Big Timber and is survived by his parents three brothers three sisters grandfather and many aunts and uncles.

Steven Kenneth Stenberg Community Hospital Lowry Funeral Eugene W. Nilsen Steven Big Timber Stanley K. Stenberg Ann Frey Stenberg Terry Lyle Ray Cheryl Anita Melanie Herman Frey Absarokee Harold Voight

Fire Crews Busy With Multiple Grass and Building Blazes

Chronicle of August fires districts report grass fires near Castle Butte and Grey Cliff, a shop building blaze at the Tyler ranch on Yellowstone, and a lightning flare at American Fork. Eight smokejumpers aided containment with two injuries. A Camp ranch house fire blamed on faulty wiring and a burning garbage incident near Dr Herries rounded out the period.

Castle Butte Grey Cliff Tyler Ranch Yellowstone American Fork Ranch Harlowton Arbian Andersen Dr. Herries

Start of School Arrives With New Sneakers and Fresh Routines

Monday August 30 marks the return of students aged six to eighteen to county schools. Preparations include new footwear, haircuts, uniforms, pads, pencils, notebooks, and renewed custodial upkeep. Teachers and administrators resume duties for a nine month term.

Tenny

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Lamb Park Electric Cooperative Michael Tronrud Douglas Brekke Sweet Grass Conservation District Sharon Olin Linda Peterson Ted Thompson Floyd Thompson Weed Board Big Timber Farm Supply Ullman Lumber Daily Chezik Photo Ofmaniek Rickie ‘Henry Frye's Cafe Paul Westervelt Wally Chezik Bank Awards Edna Goosey Frye’s Cafe Steven Stenberg Bridger Carbon County Mr Voight Bridger Rexall Monetana University School of Pharmacy Missoula Bridger Lion’s Club Pioneer Voight Stillwater Carbon
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