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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1966

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Fortifications on Aller's Boulder River east of ranger station

Marker honors Ed Adam and describes a September 1878 Bannock War lookouts built by 2nd Lt. Hobart K. Bailey and 25 men of the 5th Infantry. Yellowstone Gem and Mineral Society and Sweet Grass County Pioneer Society placed the marker in 1964. Ranger Tom Ellis seeks Army diaries or papers for authentic details.

Aller Boulder River Ranch Boulder Ranger Station Ed. Adam Hobart K. Bailey Edward Niles Adam Montana Yellowstone Gem,and Mineral Society Sweet Grass County Pioneer Society Joseph Park Canada Tom Ellis

Mitten Tree Ready For Winter Charity Drive

The Mitten Tree sponsored by the Jayceens is displayed at Citizens Bank for the first time last year and now ready for trimming with mittens socks caps and mufflers. The Jayceens will remove the tree around the 17th to send the articles with the Lloyd Severances on their annual trip to Twin Bridges Children's Home.

Jayceens Citizens Bank Lloyd Severances Twin Bridges

Morse to Speak on Foreign Policy in Bozeman

Senator Wayne Morse will give a public lecture on U S foreign policy in Bozeman at 8 p m on December 8 in Willson auditorium 404 West Main. A news media conference follows in the school board conference room. The talk is sponsored by Montana State University cultural affairs committee.

Wayne Morse Bozeman Willson Auditorium West Main U. S School Board Montana State University

Frye's Cafe Incorporated as O-Key Watters Inc

Frye's Cafe and Lounge now operates as O-Key Watters Inc under Mr and Mrs Jim Snodgrass with family members Craig Brad and Darci who came from Great Falls in October. The Watters moved to Fishtail Creek after turning over management. They also purchased the Van property in Cooke City including the Home Comfort cafe and plan future development. Mrs Watters invites Big Timber friends to visit and stay in touch.

Frye's O-Key Watters, Inc Jim Snodgrass Craig Brad Darci Great Falls Snodgrasses Watters Fishtail Creek Cooke City

Courthouse Offices Undergo Facelift in 3 Rooms

The sheriff's, commissioners', and welfare offices are being renovated. Paneling is installed in the welfare and commissioner offices by Walt Martinz, with a different paneling type for the sheriff's, and painting completed by Don Blair.

Sheriff’s Commissioners’ and Welfare Commissioner Walt Martinz Sheriff's Office Don Blair

Improved Mail Service to Santa at Local Post Office

A large Christmas mailbox in the lobby invites children to mail letters to Santa Claus. Stamped letters with a box number or return address ensure a prompt reply. Send early to hear from Santa and avoid delays.

Santa Claus North Pole Santa

Argenbright Earns Hall of Fame Honor in Missoula

Ed Argenbright seventh grade teacher at Big Timber and McLeod co owner was named to the University of Montana basketball Hall of Fame during ceremonies in Missoula last week. He attended UM 1952 56 and held the free throw percentage record for years. As a guard he was the varsity top scorer in his junior and senior years. He later taught at Philipsburg and in California before returning to McLeod and taking seventh grade duties.

Missoula Ed Argenbright Big Timber McLeod University of Montana Argenbright University Ed Bergquist Phillipsburg California

TWO BIG TIMBERITES TO CAMELLIA BOWL

Ron Riter and Barbara Beck from Montana State University travel to the Camellia Bowl in Sacramento to watch top ranked San Diego State face second ranked Montana State. The sophomores ride two chartered buses non stop, depart this evening, with a 2 p.m. Pacific kickoff and potential local TV. The band performs at halftime and studies are planned during the 20 hour trip each way.

Ron Riter MSU Sacramento Bobcats San Diego State Barbara Beck Bozeman

Josephson Attends Law Institute and Seminar

Richard W. Josephson, newly elected Sweet Grass county attorney, attended the Montana Law School Institute of Taxation and Estate Planning in Missoula and the Montana Trial Lawyers Assn seminar on proof of damages in Butte. Judge W. D. Murray received the MT Trial Lawyers Assn Distinguished Service Commendation at the meeting.

Richard W. Josephson Sweet Grass County Missoula Montana Law School Institute of Taxation and San Francisco Josephson

Rocky Mountain College Band Delights Local Audience

The eighty piece Rocky Mountain College symphonic band performed a nearly two hour concert at the high school gym. John Paulson, former SGHS student, narrated and emceed, praising director Al Guinn. The Big band sound drew strong applause as the program fostered an informal mood.

Rocky Mountain College John Paulson SGHS al Guinn

Clayton Re-elected In ASCS Balloting

Clayton wins a three year term as ASCS county committeeman in Sweet Grass county. Grant Duncan is re-elected first alternate and Kenneth Filare becomes second alternate under a new staggered terms system for 1967.

ASC George Clayton Grant Duncan Kenneth Filare Kermit Anderson Stuart Moore ASCS Sweet Grass County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service

Herders Drop Two Losses in Conference and Non Conference Games

The Sheepherders fell 62 to 78 at Absarokee and 41 to 59 against Harlem Wildcats. Eric Fallang led with 22 points, Tom Simmons 14, Jack Fuller 11, and Fuller grabbed 9 rebounds. Coach Hauck praised rebounding and pattern execution despite the defeats. The team resumes with trips to Huntley Project and a home game versus Roundup Panthers, both in the Southern Division upper bracket.

The Sheepherders Absarokee Harlem Wildcats Husky Huskies Eric Fallang Big Timber Tom Simmons Jack Fuller Fuller Hauck Herders Eric Kim Tyler Harlem Huntley Project Panthers

Elected chairman leads 1967 4H Junior Leadership Camp

County Agent Ellis Williams was named chairman for the upcoming 1967 4H Junior Leadership Camp held at the Lions Camp near Red Lodge. The event draws selected 4H junior leaders from eleven counties, including Sweet Grass, and Williams attends the MSU Agriculture Extension conference. He was also chosen to join the committee planning the 1967 4H Congress at MSU in August.

Bozeman Ellis Williams Red Lodge Sweet Grass County Williams MSU School of Agriculture and

The Holiday Look In Big Timber

Big Timber dresses up for the season with colorful lights and wreaths. The Porcupine Butte 4H club hung greens on light poles and storefronts along Main Street. The Willagro Garden club seeks volunteers from local women's groups to decorate windows as Jayceons, Woman's Club, Legion Auxiliary and Women of the Moose join the effort.

Porcupine Butte 4H Club Main Street Willagro Garden Club Jayceons Woman's Club Legion Auxiliary Women of the Moose

Three Minor Street Accidents Reported This Week

On Big Timber icy streets this week three minor accidents occurred. Mrs Jack Altimus was rear ended by Jeanette Martin at Hooper and Second causing under 100 dollars damage to both vehicles. Craig Snodgrass backed into Linda Clayton in front of the high school. Mrs Arnold Mosness and Arden Berg collided at Stock St and Third Ave injuring no one. Sheriff Thompson led initial investigation with follow up by City Patrolman Harold Shepard.

Big Timber Jack Altimus Jeannette Martin Hooper Craig Snodgrass Linda Clayton Arnold Mosness Arden Berg Stock St Third Ave Thompson Harold Shepard Mosness

Planning Group Organized Here

A steering committee formed a county wide planning group meeting Monday. The Sweet Grass Community Development Organization was chosen as the name with aims to study a constitution by pro temp committee chair O J Paulson and members Mrs John Adams John Jacobs.

John Yost Don Hunter Montana Cooperative Extension Service Sweet Grass Community Development Organization O. J. Paulson John Adams John Jacobs Bud Pile Joseph la du

Clayton to Again Head Woolmen

The Sweet Grass County Woolgrowers association held its annual meeting at the Legion hall last Saturday. Rex Stratton of the Security Bank Billings and Everett Thies with Dan Kilride of Piper Jaffray and Hopwood Billings spoke on money in agriculture and commodity markets. Officers elected for the coming year were George Clayton president Bob Jarrett vice president Ellis Williams secretary F B Peterson treasurer and directors Keith Engle Jack Halverson and Teddy Thompson.

Sweet Grass County Woolgrowers Association Legion Hall Rex Stratton The Security Bank Billings Everett Thies Dan Kilride Piper, Jaffray Hopwood Stratton United States Thies Kilride George Clayton Bob Jarrett Ellis Williams F. B. Peterson Keith Engle Jack Halverson Teddy Thompson

Arnold Berg Wins National Sales Award in Truck Trade

Arnold Berg of Oie Motor Co in Big Timber receives GMC Professional Salesmen’s Club membership announced by T A Nisbet Jr from Minneapolis. The national award honors Berg’s professional excellence in truck sales and his contribution to the trucking industry as a key US economy segment.

Arnold Berg Oie Motor Co GMC Big Timber T. A. Nisbet Jr Minneapolis Armwold U. S Berg

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