Montana Fish and Game fees may top nation in increase
Reader argues Montana Fish and Game Commission seeks over 100 percent fee hikes citing past accounting gaps and license changes. The letter blasts Dunkle on hunting quotas in Sweet Grass county and critiques biologist staff cuts, urging legislative investigation and tighter department control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana
Fish and Game
Dunkle
Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass
Department
Fish and Game Department
Big Timber Lions Edge Red Lodge In Tight Home Win
The Big Timber Lions defeated Red Lodge 46 to 42 on their home floor with strong rebounding and fast breaks. Goosey led with 19 points followed by Luttschwager with 16 and Gust setting up plays as the Lions built a 38-31 edge in the final period. The B squad fell to Red Lodge 33 to 21 as coach Churchill blamed overconfidence and poor man to man defense for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Lions
Red Lodge
Mosness
Luttschwager
Goosey
Gust
Lions
Big Timber
Lutzschwager
Ray Mosness
Buster
Zupan
Churchill
Last Rites For Minnie Herries
Mrs. Minnie Herries 84 mother of Dr J D Herries died Monday at Pioneer Home where she had been a patient since 1965. Funeral Wednesday from Lowry Funeral Home Livingston with Rev L E Magsig officiating. Interment in Livingston Mountain View Cemetery. Born March 7 1862 in England she lived in Trenton New Jersey before settling in Livingston with her husband John F Herries. Survivors include her son and a grandson David J Herries of San Jose California and several nieces and nephews in Canada and England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Herries
J. D. Herries
Pioneer Home
Lowry Funeral Home
Livingston
L. E. Magsig
Grace Evangelical
United Brethren Church of Livingston
Ellen Waldum
H. M. Strong
Milton Webs
Harry Reid
Howard Clayton
Phil Cummings
Livingston Mountain View Cemetery
Mrs. Herries
England
David Taylor
Trenton
N. J
John F Herries
Chicago
Herr
David J. Herries
San Jose
Calif
Canada
Named to National Honor Society at Margaret Deegan chapter
Janet Adams, Dean Broughton, Janet Carl and Ted Plaggemeyer were elected to membership in the Margaret Deegan chapter of the National Honor Society. Seniors and juniors are eligible, sophomores elected to provisional status. induction Monday at 8 15 p m in the high school study hall with public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Adams
Dean Broughton
Janet Carl
Ted Plaggemeyer
Margaret Deegan
National Honor Society
Dick Adams
Ann Bare
Judy Carl
Judy "Grosfield
Robert Hajek
Mary Ann Klindt
Latricia Ludwick
Shirley Rostad
Linda Clayton
Susan Davis
Kathleen Harper
Rick Jarrett
Kim Tyler
Juniee
Holidays With Daughter Planned By Local Family
Mr and Mrs Clark Conley of Harlowton visited the Pioneer office at the start of the week and planned to leave soon for Milwaukee to spend the holidays with their daughter and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Conley
Harlowton
Pioneer Office
Milwaukee
Pioneer Home Christmas News
Christmas cards and gifts arrive daily at the Pioneer Home for thirty one patients. Wreath by Mrs E O Overland and an angel tree by Vinageland highlight the season. Mr Huff installed a flood light at the back door. Cooks dry dishes on new towels from the Three Rivers club while planning holiday meals. 4H club delivered tray favors. Ten foam pillows with flannelette cases aid bed patients. Linen guild made bedpads of plastic and terry cloth with flannel. Reader's Digest gifted by Mrs Charles Rouse will be read by some patients. Names of admittances listed. visitors urged to stop by and say hello.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Home
E. O. Overland
Vinageland
Huff
Three Rivers Club
Porcupine Butte
Ellen Ware
Hospital Linen Guild
Charles Rouse
Big Timber
Samantha Hatfield
Mary Jasper
Laura Nepstad
Carrie Groom
Emma Rees
Clara Poundstone
Beth Adams
Thelma Overfelt
Margaret Hokanson
Marie Nevin
Marie Bratlie
George Tronrud
Wool Marketing Year Ends December 31
Kermit Anderson lists deadline for 1966 wool marketing year payments under the National Wool Act. Producers must complete all 1966 marketing details by December 31 including title transfer, delivery documents, and price information. Applications should be filed with the ASCS county office, ideally before January 31, 1967, with payments expected in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Anderson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Cars Damaged In Highway Mishaps In Big Timber
Big Timber reports two January accidents on Highway 10 near Anderson Street and McLeod intersections. F B Peterson and John Matanich faced icy roads with Peterson crossing traffic and Matanich traveling east. Nellie Redland and Andrew McSwiganquinn collided at McLeod crossing. Redland cited for failure to stop. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
F. B. Peterson
John Matonich
Bilings
Highway 10
Anderson Street
Peterson
Nellie Redland
Andrew McSwiganquinn
McLeod
Redland
Nevada Pioneer Visitor Plans Long Christmas Visit
To Nevada Victor Allman, formerly of Melville now living in Harlowton, arrived as a Pioneer visitor this week. He will spend the Christmas holidays in Boulder City Nevada with his daughter Mrs Dorothy Kamrowski. He plans to be away five or six months.
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Nevada
Victor Allman
Melville
Harlowton
Boulder City
Nev
Dorothy Kamrowski
Missoula Man Named Marine Corps Second Lieutenant
Gary W. Collenborne of Montana University will receive a regular commission as a second lieutenant in the Marine Corps after graduation. Col Arnold W. Harris of the 12th Marine Corps district praised Collenborne, who ranked 61st in a platoon of 638 in the senior class. Collenborne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas C. Collenborne, is a history major.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asoned
Marines Commission
Missoula
Herders Drop Pair of Conference Games
Big Timber lost 83 to 62 at Huntley Project and 43 to 38 at Roundup. Jack Fuller led with 14 points and nine rebounds. Smiedala and Krumheuer each scored 20 for Huntley. Big Timber shot 47 percent while the Red Devils hit 55 percent and Team fouls hampered the Herders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Tyler
Don Charlson
Louis Plaggemeyer
Ted Plaggemeyer
Smiedala
Krumheuer
Huntley
Big Timber
Red Devils
Project
Huntley Project
Herders
Hauck
Boy lost during Christmas tree hunt found after hours
Seven year old Floyd Thompson separated from a tree gathering party in hills near the Ted DeCock place. Neighbors and about ten men joined a dusk search, aided by car lights and beaver dam filled creeks, until Floyd was spotted with a hatchet at about 7 pm three miles from the start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Thompson
Carl Thompson
Kenneth Flares
Howard Hansons
James Hanson
Terrill Tollefsons
Kermit Andersons
Carl Thompsons
Ted DeCock Place
Mark Flare
Mark
Floyd
DeCock
Tony Creek
Art Hanson
Legion Auxiliary Christmas Tea Honors Gold Star Mothers
The American Legion Auxiliary held its annual Christmas tea at the Legion hall Monday evening honoring three Gold Star Mothers: Mrs. C. E. Smart, Mrs. W. K. Amery, and Mrs. James Sandsness. Mrs. C. E. Smart and Mrs. Forest Keller served at the tea table. District president Mrs. A. A. Hochalter and district secretary Mrs. Hegstad, both of Livingston, attended and Hochalter spoke on auxiliary matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
C. E. Smart
W. K. Amery
James Sandsness
Forest Keller
A. A. Hochalter
Hegstad
Livingston
High School Christmas Program December 20 Evening
The high school presents a Christmas program with brass choir prelude at 7 45 and concert at 8 00 featuring carols by the band chorus and various grade levels. Performances include We Wish You a Merry Christmas Jingle Bells The First Noel Joy to the World and more with soloists and ensembles plus a Nativity segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brass Choir
Herald Angels
the Hall
Vickie Egeland
Carol Gallentine
Dick Adams
Joan O’brian
God Rest
We Three Kings Woodwind
Belwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
BIG Timber Lions Edge Red Lodge
Owen McCleevey
Girl Scouts
Carl Mosness
Byron Grosfield
A. P. Brumfield
Reed Point
Mrs. Clete Huff
Legion Auxiliary
Grandman Bennett
Weigel
Palestrina Ehret
Pergolesi
Benjamin Britten
Frances Schriver
Paul Nelson
Wakers
DeNoon-Maxwell
Webster-King
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