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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1949
Page
3
Daisy Johnson of Melville is asked to claim a lost white glove sewn with black thread or leave it at Pioneer. Four keys on a brown keeper found at Pioneer are also awaiting claim.
The troop held a bandaging demonstration last Monday with head arm and leg bandages by the Panther Arrow and Beaver patrols. A patrol contest followed, the Arrows earning the most from the session.
A terse classified notice promotes Caterpillar equipment and services for bulldozing and ditching road building with contact details including a phone number and name Raymond Hoem.
A lesson-sermon cites Revelations 3 20 about hearing a knock and opening the door. It also quotes Mary Baker Eddy on Jesus praying and withdrawing from material senses to refresh his heart with brighter spiritual views.
Mr and Mrs Weaver Gibby and children joined family for New Years dinner with daughter Mrs Donald Myrstol. Gerald Stedman of Fort Lewis Washington visited his mother Mrs Garduno and returned to camp Thursday. Mrs Currier spent New Years Eve with nephew Floyd Hash and family at Big Timber. Mrs Ole Mosness returned from Lott hospital after a week. Mr and Mrs Billie Preston went to Oregon after visiting Jim and relatives. Tom Murray Jr visited Springdale while Mrs Cadby and Harrowston family returned home after several days' visit.
Helena reporters describe Montana’s 146 state legislators wrestling with 6 019 federally licensed machines and 3 162 MT licenses as towns seek to curb gambling profits. Governors plan higher taxes or outlawing iron bandits, while critics warn of local revenue losses and public backlash.
Western region still reeling from a blizzard that killed 25 as a new cold wave drove temperatures down to 42 below zero. West Yellowstone, Montana, recorded 42 below and 37 inches of snow, while the Rocky Mountain region reeled from icy conditions.
Strong winds created blizzard conditions across eastern Montana causing flight, rail, and auto disruption from Three Forks toward the Dakota line. Major highways remained open while many county roads were blocked. At Laramie wind reached 42 mph with visibility down to zero, though other areas saw little drifting and minimal disruption to transportation. plan es in Colorado and Wyoming reported varied conditions.
Trains ran near schedules while highways remained slick and dangerous. Subzero temperatures were reported in Montana including 32 at Bozeman and 30 at Cut Bank.
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