Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Big Timber Pioneer in Big Timber, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1968

Page

8

Lamb Trimming Contest Winners And Fair Awards

Winners listed for livestock classes led by Arnold Tollefson champion horse showman and Chloe Vik champion dairy showman. Ron Thomas earned $15 for both beef heifer and beef cow, with other prizes to Brit Gibby Joe Bryce Ken Jones and Tim Hathaway. Additional awards to come next week. a band concert occurred Sunday and final concert Friday.

Bank Page One Arnold Tollefson Chloe Vik FFA Ron Thomas Joe Bryce Darrell Andersen Ken Jones Allen Laubach Ram Lamb Brit Gibby Ewe Lamb Mike Clayton Ewe Tim Hathaway Ram Tim Hathaway Fat Lamb The Pioneer

Angles Continued From Page One Music Education Details

The article notes numerous music activities with daily practice by Chloe and Tim. Chloe studied piano with Mary Ellen Robertson of Missoula and belonged to chorus and the symphonic band directed by Dr. Joseph Mussulman of Missoula and Dr. Myron Russell of Iowa. Tim participated in chorus and concert band under Avery Glenn of Billings and studied voice with George Lewis.

Fom Chloe Mary Ellen Robertson Missoula Joseph Mussulman Myron Russel Iowa Tim Avery Glenn Billings George Lewis

Lions Club Guests and Museum Talk At Fryes Cafe

At the Lions Club meeting in Frye's Cafe on August 27 President Thomas G. Ellis introduced three guests Floyd Thomas game warden Harry Pipal ALCS representative from Bozeman and Louis Mysse former Big Timber resident Mysse spoke on steel production and showed a steel history film The next meeting on September 3 will host Mayor A L Schump County Commissioners Bjarne Bjorndal Fred Swift and Wright Ewan for an open discussion on a Sweet Grass County museum.

Lions Club Frye’s Thomas G. Ellis Floyd Thomas Harry Pipal ALCS Bozeman Louis Mysse Big Timber Mysse A. L. Schump Bjarne Bjorndal Fred Swift Wright Ewan Sweet Grass County Ellis

Steady Workers 4 H Club Meets at the Dugout

The Steady Workers 4 H club met Thursday evening August 15 at the Dugout. Pledges were given and America sung. The county fair skit was discussed and record books were worked on after the meeting.

Steady Workers America

Fair and Sale Kudos for 4-Hers and Jaycees

Congratulations to 4-Hers and Jaycees on a fine fair and sale. The Brass is flying east this week to view the new John Deere 69 model tractors. Buy now at 1968 prices with no interest or carrying charges until use season.

Demonstrations and club notices in Louise Smith era pages

Louise Smith presented a plaid material demonstration while Colette Moschelle and Jill Yost showcased making vases from odd beer bottles. The Royal Neighbors met nine members last Monday at the Dugout. Mrs. Josie Nyre treated attendees at Frosty Freez. Next meeting Sept 3 at Fraternity hall. The Friendship club gathered at Agnes Refsland’s home with Susie Tjaaland presiding after illness. All members attended except Lillie Pederson in Pioneer Home. A handkerchief shower was held for Nellie Sidel who moves to California. Next gathering at Ed Thompson’s home.

Louise Smith Plaid Colette Moschelle Jill Yost Royal Neighbors Josie Nyre Fraternity Hall Friendship Club Agnes Refsland Susie Tjaaland Lillie Pederson Pioneer Home Nellie Sidel California Ed Thompson

Funeral services held for Theo N Counter

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 p.m. from the Lowry Chapel for Theo N Counter 52 who died Friday afternoon at a Helena hospital following surgery. Officiating was Pastor Eugene Nilsen with organist Mrs Myrtle Sell and singers Mrs A R McDonnell and Mrs Margaret Busha. Pallbearers included Wendell Anderson Roland Whitman Jack Gorman W J Johnson Byron Manley and Bob Davis. Counter born August 15 1916 in Grayling Montana lived in West Yellowstone worked for Shell Oil and Forest Service. He served in the Army 1943 46 in the Philippines and was active in the American Legion and Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his widow two children a son Richard and a daughter Jo Ann Meredith, two sisters, one brother and two grandchildren.

Lowry Chapel Theo N. Counter Helena Eugene Nilsen Myrtle Sell A. R. McDonnell Margaret Busha Wendell Anderson Roland Whitman West Yellowstone Jack Gorman Ennis W. J. Johnson Byron Manley Bob Davis Grayling Mont Earl Counter Twin Bridges Edith Arledge Shell Oil Company Phillipines The Forest Service Big Timber Helena National Forest Counter American Legion Masonic Lodge AF & AM Richard Jo Ann Meredith Fort Benton

Services For Mrs Maggie Olmstead

Services for Mrs Margaret Janet Olmstead 90 will be at 4:00 p.m. at the Lowry Chapel in Big Timber. The service will be officiated by Father Cate of Laurel and features the singing of In The Garden and Beautiful Tile. Pallbearers include Don Smart Harold Roe Ross Williams E A Bieber Bob Johnson and Ron McDonnell. Mrs Olmstead born July 16 1878 in Clinton Ontario Canada came to Big Timber with her parents in 1893. She married Leon Olmstead in October 1902 and lived in Big Timber with a ranch on Dry Creek later moving back to town. Her husband died November 24 1952. Survivors include her son Philip of Long Beach California two sisters Mrs Laura Stewart of Big Timber and Mrs Preston Kane of Mill Valley California two grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews.

Lowry Chapel Margaret Janet Olmstead Big Timber Cate Laurel Myrtle Sell A. R. McDonnell Margaret Bush Don Smart Harold Roe Ross Williams E. A. Bieber Bob Johnson Ron McDonnell Margaret Olmstead Clinton Ontario Canada James Anderson Leon Olmstead Elk Creek Dry Creek Philip Long Beach Calif Laura Stewart Preston Kane Mill Valley

Water Hole at Fair Well Patronized

The Water Hole sponsored by the T Bone CowBelles drew steady interest at the county fair. Patrons guessed meat cuts and weights from displayed samples, with Mrs. Harold Rue winning a six pound one ounce sirloin tip steak on Friday and Mrs. Vernon Stan dish securing a six pound eight and one half ounce English ham on Saturday.

Harold Rue Vernon Standish

State CowBelles Meet In Big Timber Montana

The T Bone CowBelles host the Montana CowBelles state fall meeting in Big Timber on September 11 at the Lutheran Parish hall. Registration starts 8:00 am with a business session at 8:45 led by State president Mrs Julian Terrett Jr. Coffee breaks are run by Stillwater and Carbon, luncheon with Montana Beef Council, guest speaker Orvin Filare. Reservations to Mrs Mabel Harper by September 6.

Montana Big Timber Robert Brownlee T Bone Julian Terrett Jr Miles City Stillwater Carbon County Montana Beef Council Orvin B. Filare Mabel Harper

American Legion Sets 50th Anniversary Observance

A Montana Committee of One Hundred chosen for the 15 month Golden Anniversary of the American Legion. Governor Tim Babcock chairs this panel as World War I victory and Legion founding milestones are highlighted from Sept 6 1968 to Nov 11 1969 with leaders from across Montana. Ernest A Parker and Chuck Nicholson represent Big Timber and Livingston.

Montana One Hundred American Legion Tim Babcock John E. Helming Helming Legion Montana Committee of One Hundred Big Timber Ernest A. Parker Chuck Nicholson Livingston

Joske Circus Brings Largest Elephant and Zoo to Town

The circus advertises the only traveling zoo in America and Canada with a giant elephant herd led by Joske, the largest elephant on the continent. It features 24 acts, including Hollywood Palace Bears, Alfredo Borrelo lions, trapeze stars, Liberty horses, and high wire thrillers, with doors opening at dawn for un loading and setup.

America Canada Joske Newman Hollywood Palace Bears Alfredo Borrelo Lions Plunket Joan Jennier Riding Lepensky

Public Free Animal Feeding Event Draws Crowds

Grounds invite visitors to watch activity and the feeding of numerous animals, a free public event offering close-up viewing and educational insight into the animals’ routines.

Weather Bureau Recordings Update at Norman Conoco

The Weather Bureau reports new meteorological data recorded at Norman Conoco Anal. STALION indicating ongoing climate observations and data collection efforts in the region.

Official Weather Bureau Norman Conoco Anal

Services Held For Mrs Schleicher

Mrs. Hannah Schleicher 77 died Sunday after a heart attack while visiting her daughter in Livingston. Funeral at Redeemer Lutheran Church conducted by Rev Thomas Lee with interment at Mountain View cemetery. She was born 1890 in Chemnitz Germany and lived in North Dakota before moving to Park County. Surviving are five sons and six daughters including Lillian Laubach of Big Timber.

Hannah Schleicher Community Hospital Dan Laubach Redeemer Lutheran Church Livingston Thomas Lee William Goodwin Mountain View Cemetery Clark Payne Robert Weimer Lawrence Carpenter Dewey Wolf Jack Collins Gussie Schleicher New Salem N.D Park County Hamilton the Redeemer Lutheran Church and Orient Chapter OES Gussie Ida Haugen George Dan Ted

Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results

A brief Pioneer classified item highlights fast outcomes from a local sale or notice. The ad emphasizes speed and practical results, inviting readers to act quickly and check nearby listings for details and prices.

Obituary highlights extended family from multiple states

Dorothy Yale of Bozeman Elsie Wilson of Helena Margaret Hale of Livingston Adeline Trucke of Big Timber and Ellen Sodergren of Sheridan Wyo listed with two brothers Henry and Richard Seiferth of Sweet Briar ND two sisters Elsie Haugen of Bismark ND and Martha Laubach of Livingston. The notice records 22 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews.

Dorothy Yale Bozeman Elsie Wilson Helena Margaret Hale Livingston Adeline Trucke Big Timber Ellen Sodergren Sheridan, Wyo Henry and Richard Seiferth Sweet Briar N.D Elsie Haugen Bismark Martha Laubach Nices

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neil Dahlstrom Kim Starr Audrey Tronrud Einar Stene Hers Jaycees Theo N Maggie Olmstead Stalion Frye’s Cafe & Lounge Ranger Tavern Gardiner, Mont Vern Moers Washington Russet Soflin Pete Knudson E. Park P. O Livingston, Montana
Search Courier

Search the Big Timber Pioneer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Big Timber Pioneer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication