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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

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March of Dimes drive starts January 16 in Sweet Grass County

The March of Dimes campaign kicks off January 16 and runs through January 30 with coin cards and school drives. Orvin Flare chairs the effort and funds stay local, with 50 percent retained in the community and the rest supporting the national polio fight. The American Legion hosts a Jan 21 dance, the Tronrud orchestra offers music, and Jan 18 features a benefit basketball game with Columbus Independents at the new gym.

Sweet Grass County Orvin Flare American Legion Tronrud Orchestra Columbus Independents State Theater Girl Scouts Orvin National

Legion Downs College In Return Game

The American Legion earned a 70 60 victory over Rocky Mountain College of Billings after a 39 43 loss on the prior meeting in Billings. The locals led 16 10 after the first period and 53 46 after the third as George Erickson led with 16 points followed by McCauley and Deegan with 12 each.

The American Legion Rocky Mountain College of Billings College Quint George Erickson McCauley Deegan al Deegan McQuade Hudson Ellison Boyd O’rourke Lions

Longhorns top Big Timber in season debut hockey clash

Melville Longhorns grab their first win of the season by defeating Big Timber 10 to 1 at the Melville rink. Big Timber pressed early, but Melville controlled the pace with four second period goals and five more in the third as standout Big Timber forward Barrow posed a constant threat. Howard Forsythe centered play while Arne Petaja anchored defense and Melville executives praised the visitors despite their exhausting effort. The crowd looked for a rematch and Melville prepared for Great Falls juniors next.

Longhorn van Cleve Ranch Melville Melville Longhorn Big Timber Longhorns Leif Alderson Barrow Howard Forsythe Arne Petaja Jeaning Pisa Chapin Earl Green Jr Horatius of Melville Sextet Great Falls Montana School of Mines Pioneer

Mrs W E Rutledge Dies Suddenly at Big Timber

Mrs. W E Rutledge a Big Timber resident since 1938 died suddenly last Thursday night. Funeral service held at Lowry chapel with Rev E E Tollefsen. burial at Mountain View. She leaves husband two daughters Louise Larson and Genevieve Anderson a son William S Rutledge and four grandchildren. Born February 15 1889 in Canton South Dakota.

W. E. Rutledge Big Timber Lowry Chapel E. E. Tollefson Frank Chase Karl Bryan Floyd Bailey Dorman Kellogg Harry Kellogg J. D. Herries Theron Fowell Order of Eastern Star Mountain View Rutledge Canton S. D Bison Hellinger N. D

Dinner honors Campbell guests from local hosts

Mr and Mrs Elmer Arneson entertained a dinner Sunday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Charles Campbell who left Tuesday for a westward trip.

Elmer Arneson Charles Campbell

Big Timber Sheepherders Fall to Anaconda in Rearranged Schedule

The Big Timber Sheepherders lost 48 to 31 to Anaconda Central after a mixup cancelled the Red Lodge game. Norris Johnson led with 12 points while Moran of Anaconda had 20. The B squad edged DeMolays 21 to 20 in the opener, and Big Timber schedules a return with Harlowton Engineers.

Anaconda Red Lodge Big Timber Carbon County Saints Anaconda Central Norris Johnson Spark Moran Sheepherders Elmer Johnson Harlowton Engineers

Joint Installation Of Officers At Doric Lodge Event

Doric lodge No. 33 A F and A M and Sweet Grass chapter Eastern Star held a public installation at the Masonic hall. Homer Wheeler and A. E. Vanderhoef led the Doric officers with Arnold Johnson assisting. Eastern Star installed Evelyn Herries worthy matron and Oscar Ellingson worthy patron among a full slate. Refreshments followed in the dining room with several named volunteers coordinating.

Doric Lodge No A. F A. M Sweet Grass Eastern Star Masonic Hall Doric Lodge Homer Wheeler Hubert Becken Dr. B. Olness Orvin Filare W. K. Amery Ray Becken Louis Thomas Elmer Arneson H. H. McIntyre Claude Doig C. V. O'Leary Tyler C. W. Haas Mr. Haas A. E. Vanderhoef Arnold Johnson Evelyn Herries Oscar J. Ellingson Hulda Bailey Associat Iane Williams Ellen Boe June Olness Gladys O'Leary Mabel Smart Lois Hatfield Hazel Townsend Florence Christensen Adah Pearl Erickson Ruth Sigrid Filare Esther Joyce Becken Martha Marcia Vanderhoef Electa Evelyn Johnson Ellen Rich Sentinel Beulah Patterson Louise Ellingson Elsa Haas Montana Voges Grace Severance Adeline Baskett Gertrude Conwell Dora Doig Florence McIntyre Marion O'Dell

Scout Paper Drive Saturday Morning By Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts will conduct an other paper drive Saturday morning starting at 10 oclock. Scoutmaster Palmer Finsvik says only newspapers are wanted and no other kinds of paper will be accepted.

Palmer Finsvik

Lutheran Church Holds Annual Meeting in Big Timber

The Big Timber Lutheran church met in the parish hall with record attendance. Reports showed rising income and strong year end balance while Mrs. Nicholson noted higher Sunday school attendance and missions giving. Elections named officers and trustees, with numerous committees appointed, and refreshments followed at the parsonage.

Harold Roe Big Timber Aid K. Hogemark Deer Creek Aid Sigrid Tollefson Tollefson Kenneth Roe Lutheran World Action Arthur Boettcher Hubert Becken Harold Boe George Ward B. Olness Louis Grosfield Lorenz Finsvik Kenneth Boe E. O. Overland E. BE. Tollefson H. Ben Tetlie F. B. Peterson Palmer Finsvik Arthur Algard Harvey H. McIntyre Ray Beck H. A. Anderson Ray Becken Anton Solberg Clarence Rostad Oscar Braaten Louis Krone Roy Mahlum Sven Ollestad Martin Songstad Peter Rostad Lars Messing Richard Hauge Mike Breck Tom Lomeland Anton Grande Inga Loftsgaarden Brendsel Clarence Erickson A. R. McDonnell Helen Nicholson John Carney Jr Christian Education

Indians Fall to Legionnaires in Crow Agency Tilt

American Legion Independ ents beat the Crow Indians 55 to 43 at Crow Agency. Deegan led with 17 points, Erickson 14, while Three Trons topped the Indian scorers with 17. The Legion meet Red Lodge Eagles next Sunday on the new gym floor at 8 p.m with a girls’ preliminary at 7.

Deegan Erickson O'Rourke Hudson Boyd McCauley McQuade Decker Indians Backbone A. Stewart F. Bird J. Stewart American Legion Red Lodge Eagles

JayCees Push Hoover Commission Petition at Lions Club

The Junior Chamber of Commerce circulates petitions in support of the Hoover commission report read at a Lions Club meeting. Signers pledge to write to Senators Murray and Ecton and Representative D'Ewart in Washington. The group aims to distribute petitions through county clubs and organizations.

JayCees Hoover Comm Chamber of Commerce Hoover Commission Gilman Aller Commission Lions Club Congress Aller James E. Murray Zales Ecton Wesley A D'Ewart Washington, D. C

Big Timber DeMolay Installs Officers for Year

Big Timber chapter of DeMolay seated officers for the coming year at a regular meeting last Wednesday. A venison banquet followed, donated by Harry Wordal. Officers named include Furstenberg master councilor, Herries senior councilor, Thompson junior councilor, and others with preceptors appointed. Seven candidates to receive the DeMolay degree in Livingston in February.

Big Timber Richard Patterson Steven Ollestad Darrel Laubach Bernard Bryan Milton Word Harvey McIntyre Robert Bray Richard McDonald Don O’dell Bill Townsend Raymond McArthur Jack Armstrong DeMolay Council A. C. McDonnell J. D. Herries

500 Elk May Not Be Limit of Park Kill

Oscar L. Chapman notes that five hundred elk may not cap Yellowstone Park slaughter. A Dec. 30 letter to George H. Kern says after 500 animals are removed the park service will reassess the hunt area north of Yellowstone and may further limit kills inside the park if needed. Hunters have taken only a small percentage of the 5,000 quota with three weeks left before January 31 closure.

Yellowstone Park Park Service Fred Martin Park County Fred Com Livingston Oscar L. Chapman Secretary of the Interior George H. Kern Absaroka Conservation Committee

Operation Mrs. Fred Sargent Surgery Reported at St. Vincent’s

Sheriff Walter Osborne arrested Paul R. Hancock on a felony warrant yesterday. Hancock, a former Grey Cliff resident, is wanted by Lincoln Nebraska authorities on non support charges and is being held for Nebraskan authorities at St. Vincent’s hospital in Billings.

Fred Sargent St. Vincent’s Hospital Billings Walter Osborne Paul R. Hancock Lincoln Neb Hancock Grey Cliff Nebraska

Grey Cliff Dedication Draws Large Crowd At Open House

A crowded Grey Cliff open house celebrated the new school buildings with Rev. P. N. Bennett leading the invocation. Mrs. H Utermohle and Mrs. Phoebe Church presented the district history, and Genevieve Squires spoke on "The Community and the School" followed by musical performances and remarks by Cyril Nyre.

Grey Cliff P. N. Bennett Grey Cliff School H. Utermohle Phoebe Church Joel Story Donna Hunter Julia Menifee Genevieve Squires Upper Grey Cliff Cyril Nyre Bennett

Junior Riflemen Hold Qualifying Shoot at Moose Club

The Junior Rifle club held a Monday night qualifying meet at the Moose club range. Standouts included Stanley Stenberg with 95 points to win the candy box prize. other scores range from 41 to 96 across members such as Sylling D McKenzie Murphy and Uhrich.

Moose Club Sylling D. McKenzie Murphy B. Hoskinson B. Ripley Carl Helvik S. Stenberg L. Uhrich J. McKensie

Outstanding Young Man of Year To Be Honored at JayCee Banquet

The Junior Chamber of Commerce will honor the outstanding young man of the year at a banquet in Moose hall Saturday at 7 p.m. A Lions club committee will choose the winner on achievement leadership service to the community and character. Tickets are available from JayCee members.

JayCee Junior Chamber of Commerce Moose Hall Lions Club JayCees The Junior

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