Nelsons celebrate 25th wedding anniversary at Springdale
Mr and Mrs Oscar Nelson were guests of honor at a Sunday reception in the Springdale school house observing their 25th anniversary. They have lived in Springdale thirty three years with Nelson employed by Windsor Livestock. They wed December 4 1938 at the Lutheran church in Big Timber. Attendants were Mrs Olga Nash and Rudy Mosness. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Lawrence Flaten Linda Three Forks and other relatives.
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Oscar Nelson
Springdale
Nelson
Windsor Livestock Company
A. A. Holbeck
Big Timber
Olga Nash
Rudy Mosness
Viola Thorson
Living
Nelsons
Lawrence ‘Flaten
Linda
Three Forks
Donald Myrstol
Clyde Park
Martin Stokke
White Sulphur Springs
Arnold Nelson
Livingston
A. L
Gerald Norskog
Et Meigs
Eer
Ae An
Alvin Nelson
Sivert Bakke
Louie Olsen
Joe Long
Andreas Laubach
Mosness
John Ronnebers
Knute Lavold
Carl Re-Elected In ASCS Balloting
Cecil J. Carl is re-elected chairman and Kermit Anderson vice chairman of the Sweet Grass county ASC committee. Don Shay becomes regular member replacing Kenneth J. Boe. Stuart Moore and Harold Faw named alternates. Ballots mailed Nov 15 to 392 voters. 173 returned by Nov 29.
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ASC
Cecil J. Carl
Kermit Anderson
Don Shay
Carl
Anderson
Shay
Kenneth J. Boe
Stuart Moore
Harold Faw
Sweet Grass County
ASCS
Big Timber
Gibson
Melville
Hans Tjaaland
Red Lodge
Armed Service
Moore
Faw
Glasston
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Belgrade B Team Edges Big Timber In Tight Bout
The Big Timber B team, built on freshmen and sophomores, fell to Belgrade B 34 to 31 in a close late-season opener. Oscar Stone led with 15 points for Big Timber while Terry Mos added two. Panther reserves, coached by Roger Hauge, limited Big Timber to three in the final period.
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Big Timber
Belgrade
Panther
Roger Hauge
Rick Reed
Ron Mosness
Paul Tyler
Dennis Brunckhorst
Gary Boe
Dan Project
Eserves
Germany Mourns Kennedy Assassination Worldwide Shock
John Paulson reports German sorrow over John F. Kennedy's assassination. West Germans, moved by Kennedy's visit and legacy, held silent marches from the government house to the U S consulate. A Hamburg bridge and Berlin grounds were renamed in his honor as towns mourned.
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Kennedy
Germany
John Paulson
Beeke
Prosebaere
Government House
U. S
Hamburg
Berlin
Nedy Plaza
Candies
Santa Claus Returns for Sweet Grass County Visit
Santa Claus will visit Sweet Grass county on Saturday December 14 meeting children from 2 to 4 30 p m at the former Klindt Pharmacy building beside the Coast to Coast store Candy and apples will be given to all youngsters More information will be available next week
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Santa Claus
Sweet Grass County
Klindt Pharmacy
History Course By Art Soulby At Local High School
Twenty one participants completed a Tuesday evening history course in the high school hot lunch room. Instructed by Art Soulby of Eastern Montana College of Education Billings, the classes finished with a coffee hour. A slide program on Missouri River boat trips, narrated by Morris Trondrud Jr., accompanied by music, capped the session.
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Pearants
Art Soulby
Eastern Montana College of Education
Billings
Stanley Hanson
Byron Grosfield
Sigurd Lavold
Martin Longstad
Ward Bruffey
Walt Huffman
Hubert Becken
Missouri River
Morris Tronrud Jr
Ground water rights rules stem from 1961 Montana law
The text notes that under a 1961 Montana statute those who used groundwater for a beneficial purpose before January 1, 1962 may file a vested right claim within two years. The law treats groundwater use as a prima facie property right dating to the first use, with failure to file on time risking loss. It also briefly mentions Kem led scorers with 18 points, Gates 15, Wagner 13, and Peende.
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Codes of
Montana
Lin
Kem
Cee
Gates
Wagner
Peende. Me
Birth of Son for Mr. and Mrs Marvin Stephens
Mr and Mrs Marvin Stephens welcomed a son born Wednesday at Park Memorial Hospital in Livingston. The infant joins the family with relatives expressing gratitude for the new arrival.
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Marvin Stephens
the Park Memorial
Livingstes
Couple Wed In Lutheran Rites In Mayville
Miss Virginia Voldberg daughter of Mr and Mrs Axel Voldberg and Marvin Pederson son of Mr and Mrs Miller Pederson exchanged wedding vows in Lutheran rites at 2 o clock. The altar featured vases of white and pink chrysanthemums as guests attended the ceremony.
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Virginia Carol Voldberg
Axel Voldberg
Marvin Hans Pederson
Miller Pederson
Kingsley Alley by Pegasus Buchanan to be published this month
Pegasus Buchanan known as Mrs. Barney Barnum wife of the Clare mont golf manager in Pomona California releases Kingsley Alley through Bruce Humphries of Boston. The author is described as a California niece of Mrs Florence Utermohle and mother of Dan a Brown Military senior and Sam a Kings ley student. The book traces a scandal filled narrative moved from the Midwest to California with a lineage of verse editors and campus dedication roles noted.
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Pegasus Buchanan
Kingsley Alley
Bruce Humphries
Boston
Pegasus
Barney Barnum
Claremont
Pomona
Calif
Dan
Brown Military
Glendora
Sam
Kingsley School
Florence Utermohle
Midwest
California
Wisner
Chapareil Seaeystakes’ Prize
L. A. Mapaint
New
Chaffey
Antelope Valley College
Popu
Dellas-Donstiens Tabulated Far for Family
Fragmentary notice shows a financial tabulation totaling 100000 dollars tied to a family case. The readable text references Dellas-Donstiens and a stain related incident, with unclear context and multiple odd phrases.
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Dellas — Donstiens
Sheepherders Open 1963-64 With Losses To Laurel Dillon
The Sheepherders opened the 1963-64 season with losses to Laurel 64 to 37 and Dillon 53 to 46. Laurel used a full court press and depth, while Big Timber fouled heavily, allowing 28 free throws to the Locomotives. Ben Taylor led scoring with 13 points and 12 rebounds. Bob Klindt limited Dillon star Jon Womack to seven points.
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Herders
Laurel
Big Timber
Bergquist
Bob Klindt
Dillon
Jon Womack
Ben Taylor
Tom Bigsen
Jerry Gee
Biglen
Gee
Prather
Charison
Simmons
Huntley
Humner
Hubert Kellogg Dies at Ennis After Long Work Career
Hubert Kellogg, 71, died in Ennis and is survived by his widow Alda Beals and three sons Hubert Jr Kenneth and Dick. He worked at the Kellogg store until 1929 and later at a Ennis hardware. Brother Dorman Kellogg of Big Timber attends services with relatives Karl Bryan and Arthur Schump.
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Hubert Kellogs
Ennis
Kellogg
Alda Beals
Coeur d’ Alene
Ida
Hubert Jr
Klamath Falls
Ore
Kenneth
Helena
San Diego
Dorman Kellog
Big Timber
Dorman Kellogg
Karl Bryan
Arthur Schump
Grub Eradication Effort Extends Across Montana Ranches
Three local ranchers participated in a cattle grub eradication program led by entomologist Donald K. Scharff of Montana State College. The work on Sam Langhus John Plaggemeyer and Sigurd Lavold ranches tests if nearby herds can reduce grub populations in the region. Grants from Dow Chemical Co. and Chemagro Coop supported Scharff’s Montana wide grub control effort.
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Donald K. Scharff
Montana State College
Sam Langhus
John Plaggemeyer
Sigurd Lavold
Scharff
Montana
Dow Chemical Co
Chemagro Coop
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hubert Kellogg
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