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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1949

Page

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Weather Notes Coldest Night In 12 Years At Big Timber

The past week brought extreme cold with the thermometer dropping to 30 below, one of the coldest nights nationwide. Citizens endured frozen pipes and snowy streets while livestock required extra care. elk hunting season closed in Park County and local hunters praised several acts of helpfulness amid a rowdy crowd. A letter from Mrs. Christine Green of Helena discusses Montana education costs, high standards, and state school funding figures.

Big Timber Associated Press California Sweet Grass County Park County Hunter Ben Strickland Bill Billman Chico Christine ‘M. Green Helena Montana Anderson Montana Education Monana

Annual Business Meeting of Lutheran Congregation Held Sunday Afternoon

The Big Timber Lutheran church held its annual business meeting at the parish hall on Sunday afternoon after a pot luck lunch. Reports from officers and committees, parish projects, and confirmations were presented, with emphasis on Children's Chapel sponsorship and Bible camp plans.

Big Timber Lutheran Church B. Olness Dean Lowry Kenneth Boe Pat McIntyre Harold Boe Big Timber Aid Lutheran Brotherhood C. C. Nicholson Tollefson Deer Creek Arthur Boettcher Bernard Deeney Jr Oppegard KGHL Billings Big Timber Creek Louis Grosfield Palmer Finsvik H. H. McIntyre Ray Becken Hubert Becken Eddie Gunderson Ray Beck Peter Rostad Kenneth Braaten Helmar Branne John Boe G. O. Schulz Hubert Specken H. Ben Tetlie Clarence Erickson H. A. Anderson I. Brendsel Harold Roe Ben Olness Tetlie F. B. Peterson E. O. Overland A. R. McDonnell

Perry Schruhl Wedding In California At Good Shepherd

Miss Mildred Schruhl daughter of Mr and Mrs Emil Schruhl of Inglewood California married Albert Perry of Seattle Washington at Good Shepherd Lutheran church in a candle light double ring ceremony on December 28 Rev E W Dierker officiated. The couple will reside in Seattle where the groom is a vice principal. The event drew many relatives and friends and the church noted 87 new members this year increasing membership from 338 in 1944.

Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Mildred Schrihl Emil Schruhl Inglewood Calif Albert Perry Seattle Wash E. W. Dierker Blanche Addington Wagner Esther Hass Ernest Ommar Perry Como Emery Brungess Big Timber Outlook High School State Normal College Dillon University of Montana Univrsity of Washington California Ted Clark Calgary Alberta V-Traoyer Smith Torrance Rose Cook Hollywood Art Colcord Venice O. Preston Marie Dustman Louie Kueffner Neil Johnson

Longhorns to Host Two Game Series With Canadian Musketeers

The Montana School of Mines team, nearly all Canadian players, travels to meet the Longhorns for a two game set at 7 30 Saturday and 2 Sunday at the Van Cleve ranch rink near Melville. Lineups include Longhorns Kermit and Carl Anderson and School of Mines stars Bert Jarrett and Elgin Bell. Proceeds from a small admission go to new equipment for the local team.

Longhorns Montana School of Mines Longhorn van Cleve Ranch Melville Kermit Anderson Carl Anderson Leif Anderson Thorvald Anderson Oscar McClure Adolph Tronrud Dave Johnson School of Mines Bert Jarrett Calgary Can Gordon Irving Elgin Bell Medicine Hat Ray Levescue Turner Valley Ernest MacKinnin Charletown Chuck Grimes Alaska al Ekberg Winnipeg Ronald White Leo Shelledy Spokane George Pauling Stan Fong Wayne

Legion Splits Two Games This Week

The American Legion Independents lost to Belgrade Merchants 51 to 58 on Friday and beat V F W at Harlowton 57 to 53 on Tuesday. Bill Ellison led with 17 points in the Belgrade game while Herb McCauley added 13 and Al Deegan 11. In the Harlo win Big Timber jumped ahead 22 to 4, then won 86 to 52 as McCauley 22, Deegan 21 and Deegan 15 led scorers with O'Dell adding 8 and Ellis on 6.

American Legion Independents Belgrade Bill Ellison Herb McCauley al Deegan Bob Deegan Chuck Nicholson Roy Eillison Big Timber Legion Harlo Harold O'Dell Roy Ellison Bill Filison

Curley the dog ends 65¢-mile trek from Alexandria

Curley an eight year old Chesapeake Labrador mix owned by William A. Jacobson of a farm near Alexandria Minnesota completed a 65 cent mile trek to Billings Montana. The dog was loaned to Jacobson's son Clifford and hobbled back home recently bruised cut and exhausted sleeping for 72 hours after a long journey.

Alexandria Minn Curley William A. Jacobson Here Jacobson Clifford Billings Mont

Services Held For Gary Holland 18 Month Old

Funeral services were held Saturday for Gary Robert Holland 18 month old son of Mr and Mrs Elling Holland. He died after an operation to remove a peanut from his lung at Galen hospital. Interment followed at Mountain View. He was born July 31 1947 and baptized in the Lutheran church a year earlier. Survived by parents four sisters a brother and numerous relatives.

Gary Robert Holland Elling Holland Lutheran Church E. E. Tollefson Lowry’s Gary Galen Hospital Allan Thompson A. Ronald McDonnell Tollefson Mountain View Kermit Luttschwager Adeline Bernice Joan Holland Elmer

Esp on Important Committees in Montana House

Representative Leonard J. Esp, by seniority, was placed on seven major committees this week in Helena including Livestock and public ranges, state lands, revenue and taxation, conservation of resources, water conservation and flood control, railroad and railroad transportation, and liquor control. He was not placed on fish and game, the only committee he previously served on. Also noticed was a bill to appropriate 50000 to equip the veterinary research laboratory at the Montana experiment station in Bozeman, by Esp and Charles Scofield of Powder River. The legislature is short of able stenographers, Esp reports, inviting locals to apply.

Leonard J. Esp House of Representatives Helena Fish and Game Montana Experiment Station Bozeman Leonard Esp Charles Scofield Powder River Esp Senator Cremer

Joint Installation By Masons O E S

Doric lodge No 53 AF AM and Sweet Grass chapter No 22 OES held a joint installation last Tuesday with A B Vanderhoef retiring master as installing officer. Claude Doig presided with a large group including Clive Haas and many officers, followed by a banquet for about 75 Masons and Eastern Stars. Vanderhoef received a past master jewel from the new master, Mr Doig.

Doric Lodge AF. & AM Sweet Grass O.es A. EB. Vanderhoef Clive Haas Claude Doig H. O. Wheeler Hubert O. Becken Paul Snyder W. K. Amery A. E. Vanderhoef Ben Olness Ray Becken William L. Thomas Elmer Arneson C. W. Haas Donald Voges Tyler Montana Voges Melva Arneson June Oiness The Eastern Stars Mable Smart O. J. Ellingson Evelyn Herries Beulah Patterson Ellen Roe Hulda Bailey June Olness Lois Hatfield Gladys O'Leary Marcia Vanderhoef Adah Pearl Erickson Ruth Sigrid Flare Esther Joyce Becken Martha Florence Christensen Electa Evelyn Johnson Ellen Rich Sentinel Harry Wordal O'Leary Vanderhoef Doig

Jasbo Fulkerson Dies In Accident

Ralph Jasbo Fulkerson a renowned rodeo clown died when his pickup truck overturned on an ice slick road two miles east of Watuga Texas. He had appeared in Madison Square Garden and Boston rodeos since 1930 and was famed for baiting Brahma bulls away from fallen riders.

Fort Worth Tex Ralph Jasbo) Fulkerson Watuaga Texas Pulkerson Madison Square Garden Boston

Pulkerson Shines at Cremer Rodeo in Big Timber

Pulkerson had appeared in many Montana rodeos and last year was a feature attraction at the Cremer rodeo in Big Timber.

Pulkerson Montana Cremer Big Timber

March of Dimes Campaign Begins in County

The March of Dimes campaign starts this week with coin cans around the county and a stamp licking party at the Flare home. Notables involved include Jane Cole Lois Williams L. D. Severance Virgil Gust and Bud Teeters. A fundraising event at Masonic hall Jan 22 features city band music and a Jan 31 benefit basketball game between the high school and Legion Independents with no admission, only donations. Proceeds go to the March of Dimes. theater manager offers to show films to boost contributions.

Orvin Flare Jane Cole Lois Williams High School Legion Independents

Royal Neighbors Install Officers

The Royal Neighbors installed officers for the upcoming year in a candle lit ceremony led by Oracle Agnes Sloan. Named officers include Audrey Nunley vice oracle Grace Ellison chancellor Mable VanderVoort recorder Ellen Rich receiver Olga Muir marshal Hilda Coster assistant marshal Evelyn Nyre inner sentinel Nancy Clayton outer sentinel Emily Thompson manager Marie Vaughn and other posts. Oracle Sloan presented Nunley with a pin for two years of service. A luncheon followed. next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday January 19.

Oracle Agnes Sloan Audrey Nunley Grace Ellison Mable VanderVoort Ellen Rich Olga Muir Hilda Coster Evelyn Nyre Inner Sentinel Nancy Clayton Outer Sentinel Emily Thompson Marie Vaughn Milton Coutu Nettie Sylling Elizabeth Sell Marion O'Dell Marion McComb Dorothy Dempster Agnes Petaja Eileen Vaughn Florence Ferris Agnes Refsland Mae Kjarmo Emily Duncan

Rook Appointed To State Poultry Committee

J. N. Rook of Big Timber is named to the 1949 Montana Poultry commodity committee by the Montana Farm Bureau board of directors. Committees under supervision of the state board study commodity legislation and coordinate with national Farm Bureau advisory panels for state and regional actions.

J. N. Rook Big Timber State Poultry Commodity Committee Montana Farm Bureau Board of Directors Charles H. Crouse Bozeman Farm Bureau State Board of Directors State Board American Farm Bureau Federation Commodity Advisory Committees

Local Legion Post Earns Americanism Citation in Montana

Sweet Grass post No. 19 of the American Legion in Big Timber received the annual Americanism citation from the national commission for 1948. Montana's 54 posts earned the award for activities such as high school oratorical contests, American Legion school awards, flag education, junior baseball, Boys' State sponsorship, Christmas events, and countering subversive activities.

Sweet Grass Post No American Legion Big Timber National Americanism Commission the Legion Montana Legion Citizens For Boys

Helviks Celebrate Silver Wedding at Lutheran Parish Hall

A silver wedding party for Mr. and Mrs. Julian Helvik was held in the Lutheran parish hall with over 100 guests. Rev. Tollefson served as toastmaster and sang a Norwegian solo. A chest of silver and individual sterling gifts were presented by their children. Eleven hostesses organized decorations and service. All six Helvik children attended.

Julian Helvik Tollefson O. J. Ellingson Bjarne Stone Lars Messing John Satre Erik Hammersmark Andrew Holland Sven Thompson Peter Riveland Helvik

Cremer Named to Key Committees for Sweet Grass County

State Senator Leo J. Cremer receives chairmanship of the fairs and expositions committee and serves on the election and privileges water conservation and flood control stock growing and grazing and courtesies and good fellowship committees. He praises two panels as the county backbone and notes collaboration with Leonard Esp.

Pioneer Sweet Grass County Balgord Lavine Sweet Grass Leo Leonard Esp

Forrestal to Stay on as Secretary of Defense

James V. Forrestal announced after a White House discussion with President Truman that he expects to remain in his post as secretary, signaling continuity at the top of the administration’s defense and security leadership.

Big Timber Herders Edges Belgrade In Tight Friday Clash

Big Timber rallied in the final quarter to beat Belgrade 34 to 33 after trailing 20 to 12 at halftime. Wagner led with 15 points, Gunderson sparked 8 of 13 in the fourth, and the Herders shot well from the line. The next night Big Timber edged White Sulphur Springs 28 to 26 with Boyd scoring all five first quarter points.

Big Timber Belgrade Gunderson Wagner Herders White Sulphur Springs Boyd White Sulphur

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Perry-Schruhl Rites In Masons, O. E. S Jasbo Fulkerson Rook Helviks
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