Flyover saves patient during flood tied travel
Mrs. Henry Elgen recounts how Dr Standish flew her from Big Timber to Billings for treatment during a flood that closed highways. The rapid ambulance alternative would have meant a 220 mile detour. She also praises the local airport enabling visits from her Connecticut based brother.
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Henry Elgen
Big Timber
Dr. Standish
Billings
Lois
Connecticut
Farewell party honors Neil and family at Melville church
Neil Bolt and his wife were given a farewell gift of money and an anniversary plate at Melville ALCW Christmas family night in Big Timber. Rev. Ocee Johnson noted the Bolts’ strong community ties as they plan to sell their Wheeler Creek ranch. The event featured carols and Advent talks after a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Bolt
Melville Lutheran Church
Melville Alcw
Big Timber
Bolts
Wheeler Creek
Ocee Johnson
Johnson
Mrs Wood Dies After Prolonged Illness In City Hospital
Mrs Julia Wood widow of James Wood died at Sweet Grass Community hospital after a long illness. Funeral arrangements await arrival of family members.
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Julia Wood
James Wood
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Helena visitor Helen Stebbins calls on Pioneer Home
Mrs. Helen Stebbins traveled from Helena to visit her mother, Mrs. Inez Jarrett, at the Pioneer Home over the weekend.
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Helena
Helen Stebbins
Inez Jarrett
Pioneer Home
Sheepherders win conference opener 66 to 55
Big Timber opened the 1967-68 conference basketball season with a 66 55 victory over Columbus. Jack Fuller led the Herders with 22 points while Fallang 14 rebounds topped the boards. Absarokee visit Friday in what could be a tough home tilt.
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Sheepherders
Herders
Paul Kober
Cougars
Big Timber
Eric Fallang
Chuck Hauge
Ted Plaggemeyer
Bill Buster
Mike Ludwick
Fallang
Jack Fuller
Columbus
Rick Henthorn
Larry Hauge
Absarokee
Worden
Huntley Project
Manhanttan Man Killed In Boulder Bridge Crash
George Washington Ellington, 75, of Manhattan, was killed instantly Thursday morning when his westbound car slid on a slick U S highway near the Boulder River bridge about 9 15. An intense snowstorm blanketed the area as funeral plans began with cousin Tom Cox assisting. the body was moved to Dokken Nelson Funeral Home in Bozeman for burial at Custer Battlefield National Cemetery.
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George Washington Ellington
Manhattan
U. S. Highway 10
Boulder River Bridge
Tom Cox
Ellington
Dokken-Nelson Funeral Home
Bozeman
Custer Battlefield National Cemetery
Weather Bureau records at Norman's Conoco station
Official Weather Bureau recordings list at Norman's Conoco station. Data logs show meteorological observations captured for local weather tracking and public forecast purposes.
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Official Weather Bureau
Norman’s
Conoco
4H Recognition honors long serving leaders at Legion hall
Mrs John Yost and Mrs Thorvald Anderson received service awards as 4H leaders from 4H Council President Bill Sargent. Yost 23 years and Anderson 20 years. The recognition program, planned by Junior Builders, drew about 350 attendees and featured square dancing after the program. Lloyd Berg, president of the South Central District 4H Leaders Conference, presented the leader awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yost
Thorvald Anderson
4H Council
Bill Sargent
Yost
Anderson
Legion Hall
Lloyd Berg
4H Leaders Conference
S.G.H.S Names Top Two Teenagers For State Contest
Theresa Barber and Rick Jarrett, both honored by S.G.H.S. faculty, are the two most outstanding high school teens submitted for statewide competition. A state winner would earn a governor’s trophy and advance to nationals with ten overall winners receiving $1000 scholarships.
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Theresa Barber
Marvin Barber
Rick Jarrett
Bob Jarrett
S.G.H.S
United States
Theresa
Rick
Services Held For Mrs. Inga Wullum In Big Timber
Funeral services for 86 year old Mrs. Inga Wullum were held at Big Timber Lutheran church with Rev. Ocee Johnson officiating. She died Thursday at Sweet Grass Community hospital after a brief illness and fall at home. Born in Christiansund Norway she lived in Sweet Grass county since 1894 and was a charter member of the church. Survivors include three children Signy Deeney Helen Brekke Herbert Wallum a brother a granddaughter and a grandson.
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Inga Wullum
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Ocee Johnson
E. O. Overland
Margaret Busha
A. R. McDonnell
Mountain View Cemetery
Sweet Grass County
Howie School
Melville
Carl Tangen
J. E. Madsen
Settlement Lutheran Church
Hans Pederson
Howie
Wullum
Big Timber Lutheran Ladies Aid
Signy Deeney
Helen Brekke
Big Timber
Herbert Wallum
Redwood City
Calif
448 Names On Airport Petition Call For Special Election
Petition drive by the Jaycees gathered 448 signatures to trigger a county special election on a proposed airport bond project for improvements. Voters are urged to register at the courthouse and participate, with transportation and assistance offered to boost turnout. Some residents oppose the proposal and are urged to vote in January. Dr Don Henke stresses that voting is the way to learn true public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Don Henke
Jaycee Committee
Native of Big Timber Dies in Heppner Memorial
Nina Mae Stonefield a native of Big Timber Mont aged 80 died Thanksgiving morning at Pioneer Memorial hospital Heppner. Memorial services were held at Sweeney Mortuary Chapel with Rev Father Raymond Beard officiating. Interment followed in Heppner Masonic cemetery. She leaves a son, daughter, four brothers, two sisters, six granddaughters, ten grandsons and twenty six great grandchildren. Pallbearers were her grandsons.
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Heppner
Ore
Nina Mae Stonefield
Pioneer Memorial Hospital
Hospital
Sweeney Mortuary Chapel
Raymond Beard
Heppner Masonic Cemetery
Nina Mae Morris
Big Timber
Mont
John B
Dora M. (Gage) Morris
James Osborne
Walter H. Osborne
Eva Mae
Ada Jane Osborne
Melvin Stonefield
Livingston
Ada Piper
Walter Osborne
Chester Morris
Shelton, Wash
Sam Morris
Monte Morris
Clarkston
Wash
Clay Morris
Dillon
Mae Dooley
Dae McKinsey
Bozeman
Mel Piper
del Piper
John Piper
Charles Osborne
Walter Duran
Ricky Osborne
Rick
Johnny Ross
Coulee Dam
Jack Surridge
Bellevue
Shelton
Joel Barnett
Kirkland
Portland
Hermiston
Pat McQuigg
Centralia
Montana tax study groups back initiative to cut property taxes
Two tax study groups in substantial agreement on the effects of a proposed initiative. The Montana Fairer Taxes Assn. led by Robert D. Watt of Missoula and the Montana Taxpayers Assn. led by S. Keith Anderson of Helena say the measure would effectively eliminate property taxes on household goods, merchants inventories, farm held products, and solvent credits. Continued on page Eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Sec’y Mgr
Montana Press Assn
Montana Fairer Taxes Assn
Robert D. Watt
Missoula
Montana Taxpayers Assn
S. Keith Anderson
Helena
What Is Uterine Cancer and Pap Test Purpose
Uterine cancer refers to cancer of the cervix or the corpus of the womb, with most cases in the cervix. The Pap test helps detect cancer early, guiding treatment before symptoms appear, and is a cost-effective life-saving screening endorsed by physicians.
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United States
George N. Papaniculau
American Cancer Society
Vagina
Cervix
Rescue drill proves effective for Big Timber SAR post
Big Timber Explorer Post 521 staged a realistic search and rescue drill on Roger Whidden ranch. A dummy hunter was dropped. 17 members searched four square miles from 8:15 to 10:20 am finding a wounded man who wrote a note and thanked the rescuers.
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Charlie
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Explorer Post No
Dum
Big Timber Explorer Post No. 521
Roger Whidden
Upper
Duck Creek
Standish
Mac Clark
Sheriff’s Office
Court House
Frye’s
Whidden Ranch
Teddy Thompson
Ben Berg
Big Timber
Ben
Ivey
Clyde Bainter
Craig Snodgrass
Kenneth Thompson
Sweet Grass County
Kim Tyler
Chuck Hauge
Larry Hauge
Rick Henthorn
Mike Clayto
Clyde Baiker
Wayne Weninger
Kelly Goosey
Brent Moschelle
Rick Jarrett
Bret Gibby
Bill Holmberg
Ken Hajek
John Becken
Ray Mosness
Tom McCleerey
Wayne Pollak
John Ronneberg
Last Rites for Ollie Mae Overby in Big Timber
Last rites were held Tuesday at Lowry Chapel for Ollie Mae Overby 69 who died Friday at Sweet Grass Community hospital Burial was in Mountain View cemetery The service included songs The Old Rugged Cross and Beyond the Sunset Pallbearers were Harry Murray Alfred Undheim Oscar Forsythe Harold Esp Bill Kinsey and Walter Broughton Overby born April 21 1898 in Holton Virginia came to Big Timber in 1915 married Henry H Overby Oct 30 1916 Surviving are daughter Vera Roberts three sisters four brothers three grandchildren and two great grandchildren Mr Overby died in December 1965.
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Lowry Chapel
Ollie Mae Overby
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
A. J. Lindley
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Old Rugged Cross
Maurice Flanagan
Myrtle Sell
Harry Murray
Alfred Undheim
Oscar Forsythe
Harold Esp
Bill Kinsey
Walter Broughton
Overby
Holton
H. C. Nunley
Big Timber
Henry H. Overby
Jim
Vera) Roberts
Nora) Johnson
Havre
Roger
Josie) Frye
Palo Alto
Calif
Arnold
Hazel) Brunton
Santa Clara
Roy Nunley
Lenard
Luke
Bob Nunley
Livingston
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Neil Bolts
Boulder Bridge
John Renneberg
Cancer Crusade
Big Timber Woman's Club
Henry Walton
Ted Fichtner
Walton