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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
3
Comfortable 3 bedroom Boulder home. Call 932 2970. Hoover table appliances, Hoover vacuum cleaners and bags. Western Plumbing and Heating at 421fi. Details through HONS Agency, 932 2375.
Classified notices include rent options at Al's Trailer Court and upstairs apartment at 403E Sixth with contact 932 2511. Frontier rooms for 10 dollars daily with meals laundry and aides. call 1 222 6102 or visit 121 South Third Livingston MT. Warehouse storage space for rent at the former Sawyers building. contact Andy Richert at 932 2954.
Multiple notices including a public hearing on ambulance revenue use of 4200 dollars at the Sweet Grass County Courthouse Big Timber on January 8 1974 at 2 pm. Stockholders meeting of Big Timber Building and Loan on January 9 1974 at 8 pm. Bid deadline January 8 1974 for courthouse painting and improvements. Estate notices for Clive W Haas Delia Plaggemeyer Boyd and Helen M Hoem with four month claim periods and appointment of executors. Probate hearing for James Arthur Stephens will January 8 1974 at 10 am in Big Timber Court. Notices list executors attorneys and contact details.
To buy sell rent or find help call 932 2681 for ad assistance. Classified ads are 6 cents per word for the first insertion and 5 cents per word for subsequent insertions. Cards of Thanks cost 20 cents per line. Minimum charge 60 cents. Pay in advance and save 25 cents. Ads due by 2 p.m. Tuesdays for the next Thursday Pioneer.
A notice for Alanon meets Monday at 8:00 p.m. at Dr Iveys home located at 4178p. The item lists the time and location of the support group gathering.
A public notice from the Big Timber Volunteer Fire Department warns not to call the fire reporting number 932-2159 to report fires to avoid tying up emergency lines and inconveniencing volunteer firefighters families.
Elizabeth Elgas expresses gratitude to the person who picked up a letter last week and deposited it in the Citizens Bank and Trust Co night depository. The note thanks the unknown helper for their effort.
Olaf J Brekke notes Montana extension updates including a toll free 24 hour market news service for Western states with livestock grain hay and potatoes prices and Idaho contact numbers. He also announces a rodenticide trial next year with bait samples and invites participation through the Extension Office.
The Church of God presents a Christmas program on Wednesday December 19 at 7 30 p m featuring pantomimes recitations and a short play from Sunday school classes A 16 mm color Christmas film and treats will conclude the event Everyone is welcome
John Kirby discusses the long debated practice of stocking catchable trout in Montana. Biologists note catchables reduce native trout and yield few gains for anglers. The Madison O Dell study shows stocked areas have far fewer fish, smaller sizes, and poor return rates, prompting calls to cut stocking and use management to protect natives.
The adult fellowship held its annual Christmas dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Cain. Andy Richert opened with prayer before a family style meal. Beautiful slides about Singapore missions followed along with games a gift exchange and fellowship. Attendees included Johnny and Agnes Viets Wilbur and Ethel Morton Ken and Linda Schott Gail and Linda Keith Tom and Linda Larson Dave and Lois Bjorndal Ken and Gerry Becker Andy and Ruby Richert Punk and Marion Redelbach Dave and Jennie Roys Ellen Olin Ella Burmeister Louise Beer Geraldine Henton Herb and Lula Walton Dot Cain and Pastor and Marilyn Wohlers. The program committee included Ethel Morton Dot Cain and Linda Keith.
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