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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1972

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Blizzard Strands Travelers in Montana as Roads Close

Strong winds and zero visibility closed the Big Timber to Bozeman highway at 9:45 a.m. Tuesday trapping travelers in Livingston and along the route. Rescue efforts by highway patrol and local sheriffs continued as another section between Big Timber and Harlowton opened later, while motels filled and schools canceled amid the blizzard conditions.

Big Timber Montana Highway Department Bozeman Columbus Livingston Highway Patrol Libby Park County Sweet Grass County Mountain Home School Helena Jean Elgen Frye Bernie Harris Fryers Grey Cliff Rapstad Bridge McLeod and Melville Harlowton

Jury Drawn for District Court Term in 1972

Vic Braaten, Clerk of Court, releases jury list for District Court term running January through May 31, 1972. Prospective jurors include numerous residents from Big Timber City Melville Reed Point Grey Cliff McLeod and other nearby areas with many names listed such as Dick Adams James Baldwin Kate Davis and William Fraser. The document enumerates potential jurors by city and surname across multiple communities.

Vic Braaten Dick Adams Big Timber Victor Allman James Appleback City James Baldwin Marvin Barber Henry J. Beckers Joe Buechler Mildred Buehhler Katherine Julian Helvik Jr Robert S. Holderman Robert S, Holderman Dennis Holman Donna Holmberg Ed Hower John L. Jacobs Lyle Jones Rueben Johnson Reed Point Steven L. Johnson Wilbert J. Johnson Tom D. Kalberg Forrest Keller Bessie Kellogg R. A. Kienitz W. d. Koons Thomval L. Krone George Lambach Mike Lannen

Flooding isolates elderly couple along Yellowstone River

The ice jammed Yellowstone River near Grey Cliff traps Mr and Mrs Carl Kjarmo in their farmhome. With floodwater surrounding the house and cattle evacuated from the barn, the Kjarmos refuse to leave, stating they will wait and see. County officials estimate crossing 200 yards of two foot deep water to reach high ground and railroad access, noting the house sits about 100 yards from the river and the water is about three feet below the foundation.

Yellowstone Grey Cliff Carl Kjarmo Kjarmo Cording Kjarmos Old Mount Ray Esp

Rash of Accidents Plague Sweet Grass County Area

A week of icy roads and strong winds sparked multiple crashes in Sweet Grass County and nearby towns. A woman was injured when her car rolled off US 10 west of Big Timber. others included a three car pileup near Eaton's Inn, a fatal hit by a semi that killed a cow, and several city incidents on icy streets with minor injuries.

Sweet Grass County Big Timber U.S. 10 Michael Haines Missoula Montana Highway Patrol Haines Woamn Sweet Grass Community Hospital Billings Iowa Eaton’s Inn Allen D. Heiden York Neb Eaton's John L. McDonald Heiden McDonald Clarence Johnson Forsyth Sheriffs Office Ernest Gerber Des Moine Bud Hansen Grey Cliff Walter Gaston Laurel Vernon Johnson Kari Karns Johnson Livingston Hospital C. M. Russell Lodge Redman Industries Grand Island US 10 Richard J. Hall Middletown Allory P. Deiss Powell Wyo Hooper Street Sweet Grass High Bert D. Koster Richard A. Mitchell Sharon McCauley Lomeland McLeod Street 5Th Avenue

City Council Debates Street Condemnation for Playground Expansion

The City Council and Mayor attended the first meeting of the year with City Attorney E. O. Overland to contest the School Board of District No. 1 action condemning 20 feet of Sixth Avenue and 20 feet of Harris Street to enlarge the playground. The council estimated a 20 percent loss of right of way for a playground gain of about half a percent. Work-study hiring to be explored with Montana State University, and clerical topics included cataloging water and sewer systems and documenting paving project data.

E. O. Overland School Board of District No. 1 Sixth Avenue Harris Street Overland Montana State University Drivdahl

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Margaret Lavold Darrel D. Laubach Lillian Laubach Richard LeBrun Mike Lennen George Lien Betty Long Deborah Lowry Richard Luoma Melville Kermit Luttschwager Frank Mack Robert L. Mack Jim Martin Harold Mjolsness Rudolph Mosness Lyman Moulden Philip Moulden Carl Mysse Harry McComb Sustem, McComb Donald McKenzie Percy Neville Thomas H. Nevin Dlura Olin Edward O'Neil Jr Springdale Tobias Osen Pat O’shay Clifford Osterud Ervin Overfelt Steen Pedersen Martin Petersen Olga Petersen Almeda Pierce Ralph B. Prather Cecelia Prevost Donald L. Purcell Edna Raisland Ruth Rein Ole O. Rodwold Darvin J. Sabre Christ Schott Elmer Schott Gary Smart Donj. Smiley Opal M. Stephens Oscar Stephens C. J. Story Taletta Stuber Myron R. Stutterheim Clyde J. Sullivan McLeod June Surface Fred Swift L. A. Tecca Roger Thomas William L. Thomas Ed Thompson Teddy A. Thompson Ben Trucke Fred Tucker Forrest Ullman A. E. Vanderhoef Marie Vaughn John F. Viets Chris Vik Herbert Walton Arnold O. Warp Barney A. Warp Gerald Weldner Leon Westervelt Paul B. Westervelt Paul Westervelt Joseph P. Wieman Richard Willems Lois Williams Ross Williams Evelyn Willson Roland Woodhouse Graham Woolsey J. E. Zimdars Timber Photo Service Veehicle 2Nd Avenue Hooper Kathryn K. Saltzman Ronald E. Henry Here
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