Lost cattle notices from Tom McNulty Ranch
A Holstein steer and a Hereford heifer branded half circle over WR were lost or strayed. Each animal carries a $10 reward. Contact Bill Reidelbach at 982 2855.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
6
A Holstein steer and a Hereford heifer branded half circle over WR were lost or strayed. Each animal carries a $10 reward. Contact Bill Reidelbach at 982 2855.
The Commissioner of State Lands and Investments will offer for sale on December 7 1965 at 3 00 p m in Big Timber Montana Lot 1 Sec 18 Twp 5N Range 13E containing 39 33 acres appraised at 14 00 per acre. Sale subject to legal prerequisites and approval by commissioners with 10 percent cash down and 33 annual installments.
Notice to creditors of Anton Frederickson deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the executor at the listed address by the first publication. This notice appears in the Montana probate records as required by law.
James Blaine Jenson is named executor of Anton Frederickson’s estate in Big Timber Montana with E O Overland as attorney. The notice dated November 18 1965 invites interested parties to appear or file claims as required in jurisdiction.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sweet Grass County Big Timber Montana invites bids for a force timber bridge to US 12 50 ft span. Bridge to be glued laminated stringers blocking ties diagonal wane abutments and wood deck fully fabricated and shipped free to the county. Bids due December 17 1965 at 2 00 pm to Clerk Anne Hoemon. Wright Ewan chairman.
The State of Montana summons Thomas Bearden to answer a complaint filed to obtain a full and final divorce from Virgie Rea Bearden. The plaintiff’s attorney warns Thomas Bearden to file an answer within twenty days after service, or a default judgment will be entered. Attest: Clerk Allen L. McAlear Bozeman Montana.
Soviet archaeologists claim a 2800 year old bronze razor seat was uncovered. The note ponders shaving history from ancient times to Kipling’s imagery and reflects on early humans scraping away.
An opinion touts reverse evolution noting that fine steel and sharp chins produce beatniks and barbados while scholars of Fidel Castro see this as a backward trend in student culture and ideology according to the New York Herald Tribune.
The Melville Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 2:00 p m and communion at 3:00 with an 8:00 p m adult study class on Tuesday. Other events include a 9:45 a m Sunday school and 11:00 a m worship with communion, and midweek classes and a Christmas program at 2:00 p m Wednesday.
Donald E. Toney is pastor. Sunday school starts at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. Evening service is at 7 30 p m. Sunday youth fellowship at 6 45 p m. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Women's Missionary meeting is on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 7 p m.
Vicar C. J. Faas holds church school at 10 and Holy Communion at 11 15 in the morning service.
Fr John Haligowski lists winter Mass times at Big Timber 7 30 and 10 30 a m Reed Point 9 a m Weekday Mass 7 15 a m Sunday School begins meeting after the last Mass in the Rectory basement CYC youth meet Wednesdays at 7 p m Altar Society meets second Thursdays at 2 30 in the Rectory basement Holy Name meets last Thursdays at 8 00 in the Rectory basement
Sunday worship at 11 a m Church school 9 45 for all ages Confirmation class Sunday evening 630 led by Pastor Joseph LaDu United Church of Christ services announced for parishioners and community members.
Livingston resident Harry G. Ammerman died in Billings after a heart attack on Thursday. Born May 6, 1900 near Springdale, he lived in Livingston, attended local schools, and married Orna Brooks in 1924. He managed the Montana state liquor store in Livingston and worked at the Livingston post office. He is survived by his widow, four sons, three daughters, two grandchildren, and a granddaughter, with a brother and infant daughter deceased.
The article warns against self treatment with home remedies and drugs, noting dangers from liver disease misdiagnosis and tranquilizer overuse. It urges consulting a physician and highlights Christmas Seal safety messages endorsing professional care with local church event notices included.
Social Security Administration urged two million missing persons to contact offices to establish benefit rights under the 1965 amendments. Stewart J. Thomas of Helena said many over 65 have never filed or lack sufficient work credits, delaying access to hospital and medical insurance when Medicare begins July 1.
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