Lost Black and White Border Collie Found
Found male border collie black with white markings. May be seen or claimed at Big Timber Veterinary Service. Contact 12-1 for details.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1965
Page
6
Found male border collie black with white markings. May be seen or claimed at Big Timber Veterinary Service. Contact 12-1 for details.
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County the executrix Twila V Spurgin of Nora S Gallentine deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims within four months after first publication at the O J Paulson law office Big Timber Montana. Dated December 2 1965. O J Paulson attorney for the executrix.
State of Montana notice names James Blaine Jenson as executor and Anton Frederickson deceased. It directs creditors to present claims within four months after first publication and to contact E. O. Overland in Big Timber as attorney for the estate, with publication dates November 25 and December 29 1965.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana invites bids by 2:00 p m on December 17 1965 for one prefabricated timber bridge 50 ft span AASHO H 20 loading 20 ft wide comprised of glued laminated stringers blocking ties diagonal bracing and wing connections with abutments and decking excluded. Bids to Cherk of Board Arne Hoem. Wright Ewan chairman. The county may accept or reject all bids.
The Board of Trustees of School District No 8 will sell at public auction on Friday December 17 1965 at 1 pm items including two school houses a shed and miscellaneous supplies The sale will be at District No 24 Homestead school house and bids may be rejected by the board BEN RASSLAND Chairman Pub Dec 16 1965
In Sweet Grass County Montana a hearing on a petition for the estate has been set for January 1966 at 10:00 a m in the court in Big Timber. Interested parties are notified to appear and contest if they choose. Clerk Victoria Braaten dated December 7 1965. Attorney J Paulson courthouse Big Timber Montana for the petitioner.
At The Churches Big Timber Lutheran Church Ocee Johnson Peaster schedules Sunday school at 9 00 a m worship at 11 00. The Sunday school Christmas program is Sunday at 4 00 p m. The Christmas Candle Light service is Wednesday Dec 22 at 8 00 p m. Wednesday Confirmation at 4 15 Senior Luther League at 7 Senior choir at 7 Thursday Junior Confirmation at 4 15. Melville Lutheran Church hosts a program Sunday night at 7 30.
The First Congregational Church outlines schedule with Sunday school at 9 45 and worship at 11. Nursery care available. Choir practice Wednesday at 7 p m Pilgrim Fellowship at 8 00. Homeland Circle holds Christmas Tea Thursday December 16 at 2 30 p m. On Sunday December 19 the PF distributes Christmas trees and lights Advent candles for shut ins. December 22 PF with Lutheran and Catholic youth will go caroling.
Vicar C. J. Faas leads church school at 10 with Holy Communion at 11 15. A church school program is scheduled for 4 00 p m followed by a pot luck supper.
W EF Clingmaen leads Sunday school at 9 45 with morning worship at 11 A Christmas program for Sunday school is set for 7 30 in the evening A prayer meeting is held Tuesday evenings by WSWS group at the church.
Petition for probate of Winifred R. Durr's will filed seeking letters of administration with the will annexed to Alberta Ostrum. Proceedings set to begin on Thursday the th day.
Community notice lists a Bible study and prayer session at 7 30 p m and a separate event at the back of Mrs York from 3 00 to 4 00 p m on Wednesday.
Donald Teney pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11. Evening service at 7 30 p m with youth fellowship at 6 45 p m Sunday. Prayer and Bible study Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Women’s missionary meeting held monthly on Thursday at 8 p m.
Fr Sohn Haligowski lists Sun day Masses at Big Timber 7 30 and 10 30 a m Reed Point 9 a m Weekday Mass 7 15 a m Sunday school begins and meets each Sunday after the last Mass in the Rectory basement CYC youth meet Wednesdays at 7 p m Altar Society meets second Thursday at 2 30 in the rectory basement Holy Name meets last Thursday at 8 00 in the rectory basement
Church of God led by Pastor Grady Chaney announces Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m Believers meeting at 8 p m and cottage prayer meeting at 8 p m Wednesday services included.
Oie Motors 2940 lead Old Timers 2916 and Great Falls Beer 2006 in the high team series. Old Timers won the high team game 1020 to 1016 over Great Falls Beer. Forest Keller led with a 562 series and a 234 game, followed by Ralph Weagel 560 and Julie Etzold 561. Keller posted the top game at 234 with John Jacobs 225 and Rudy Mosness 215 also notable.
High team series led by Moose No 1 with 2975 followed by City Club Lanes 2936 and Starr Ford 2964. Coast to Coast Moose No 1 and City Club Lanes shared high team game at 1075. Individual bests include Clete Huff 568 and Del Sell 223, with Julie Etzold 220 and Rod Johnson 213.
City Club Lanes leads team series with 2332 while TV Cable 2318 and Norman's Conoco 2294 follow. Individual high scores include Billie Johnson 542 Bertha Grosfield 496 and Lois Reed 486. Top games see City Club Lanes 844 and Norman's Conoco 792.
Billie Johnson led with 191 for high individual game while Lois Reed added 188 and Johnson 184 as top scores at the A and W Root Beer 791 event.
High team series went to Treasure Staters 2360 with T and L Chevrolet 2349 and Rue's Radio TV 2311. Top individuals include Clive 578, Del Sell 541, Bill Brown 540, Bertha G 482, Jean Sell 472. High team game saw Treasure Staters 842 followed by Big Timber Cleaners 828 and T and L Chevrolet 816. Individual games include Clive 214, Del S 210, Rudy M 204. Local club notes list prizes won at City Club Lanes with Rose Crockett and Clint Collenborne, plus rewards for R and R Locker Plant, Bertha Grosfield, and Don Churchill.
The old method uses whipping with marlin to prevent unraveling while modern practice favors wrapping with electrician's tape or applying glue. Nylon ends are melted together by burning over a stove to fuse the fibers.
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