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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1966
Page
6
Gerald T. Colgrift named administrator of the estate of Martin R. Cosgriff. creditors must present claims within four months of first publication to Richard W. Josephson at 106 East Second Street Big Timber Montana. dated January 6, 1966.
In the District Court of Sweet Grass County Montana the estate of Martin R. Cosgriff deceased is mentioned. The administrator calls all creditors and persons with claims to exhibit and present them as required by law for administration of the estate.
Alberta Ostrum administratrix with the will annexed of the estate of Winifred R. Durr asks creditors and claimants to file their claims with vouchers within four months at O. J. Paulson law office in the Big Timber Montana courthouse. Dated January 6 1966.
The estate of Alyce R. Reidelbach, deceased, appoints Francis G. Reidelbach administrator. Creditors are to present claims at the law office of E. O. Overland in Big Timber Montana, which remains the place for estate business. Dated January 7, 1966.
Arthur E. Sell and Delbert J. Sell dissolve their partnership known as SELLS' STANDARD in Big Timber Montana effective December 1, 1965. Delbert J. Sell will carry on the business and assumes all assets and obligations. Notary public O J Paulson witnessed the acknowledgment on December 29, 1965 in Sweet Grass County Montana.
First publication of notice for the estate of Dorothy Barbour deceased. Proceedings announce administrative steps and legal actions regarding the estate.
Notice from O. J. Paulson law office Big Timber Montana dated January 12 1966 announces Henry J Goodale administrator of Dorothy Barbour estate with publishing dates January 20 February 3 10 1966 and attorney for the administrator listed.
Sunday school at 9 45 worship at 11 followed by dinner. Big Timber Lutheran church business meeting Sunday January 30 at 1 30 pm. Thursday junior confirmation 4 15 Wednesday senior confirmation 4 15 junior choir 6 30 senior Luther League 7 00 senior choir 8 00. Melville Lutheran Church worship Sunday 4 00. Melville A L C W meets at Kermit Anderson home Tuesday 7 30 hostesses Esther Johnson Nettie Bolt Lucille Anderson Bible study led by Phyllis Sargent.
Joseph LaDu presides with a church school at 9 45 and worship at 11. Nursery care is provided. Choir rehearsal occurs Wednesday at 7 00. Leadership and group workshop Wednesday at 7 30. Teachers workshop Thursday at 7 30. Sermon group I Friday at 7 30. Junior choir meets Wednesday after school.
St Mark's Episcopal Church lists Vicar C J Faas leading church school at 10 and morning prayer at 11 15 in a Sunday service notice.
The piece highlights a Christian Science Sunday lesson on Love echoing Mary Baker Eddy’s idea that Father-Mother denotes God’s tender relation to creation. It notes Bible stories read, including Cornelius and the Good Samaritan, with a correlating Science and Health passage on universal, impartial love and brotherhood.
The winter schedule lists Sunday Masses in Big Timber at 7:30 and 10:30 a m and in Reed Point at 9:00 a m Weekday Mass is at 7:15 a m Sunday school begins and meets after the last Mass in the Rectory basement CYC youth gather Wednesdays at 7 p m Altar Society meets monthly on the second Thursday at 2 30 in the Rectory basement Holy Name meets on the last Thursday at 8 00 in the Rectory basement
Pastor Grady Chaney leads the church with a youth meeting Wednesday at 7 pm a cottage prayer meeting at 8 pm Sunday school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am Believers meeting at 8 am Ladies meet the second Tuesday of each month at 2 pm.
Evangelical Free Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. An evening service follows at 7 30 p.m. Youth Fel appears listed for Sunday evening activities at 6 45 p.m. and is noted in the church schedule.
Prayer and Bible study service Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Women's Missionary meeting held on the second Thursday each month at 7 p m.
Sunday school begins at 9 45 with a missionary program after. Morning worship at 11 features Youth Fellowship. Evening services include Youth Fellowship at 7 30 Gospel service at 8 00 and Sunday school board meeting at 8 30. Tuesday prayer meeting at Mrs Works 3 00 to 4 00 pm. Wednesday Bible study and prayer at 7 30. Friday Boys and Girls Fellowship after school and Junior Inter choir rehearsal after school.
Bowling results show Sell's Standard leading with high team series 2348 and T M Market 823 in games. Individual top scorers include Don Ch 579 and Rudy Mosness 577. league table lists Bankers, Legion, Lucky Lager Beer, and others with wins and losses.
Solberg's Pepsi Cola Jayceens Sweet Grass Dairy Coca Cola led a bowling meet at City Club Lanes with top team series 2368 by Pepsi Cola and 2355 by Coca Cola. Individual highs included Bertha Grosfeld 493 and Mary Clark 205, with TV Cable posting best team game 828.
Mid-Montana Title Co leads 43 29 over Robbins Gust 40 32 and Coast To Coast 30 42 with Moose numbers 30 42. High team series Farmers Service 2991 City Club Lanes 2969 T & L Chevrolet 2968. high team game T L Chevrolet 1082 City Club Lanes 1068. Forrest Keller 586 Carl Nickel 579 Del Sell 566 top players. Norris Johnson 222 Clete Huff 221 Ronnie Mosness 213 lead individual games.
The Federal Land Bank associations of Billings Big Timber and Wyola declare a 6.44 percent dividend for stockholders of record as of November 30 1965, with Hardin at 6 percent. Total payout about 50000 dollars in two weeks, aiding low cost long term farm and ranch financing amid current low rates and high mortgage demand. Todd notes agriculture’s mortgage credit demand and predicts 1966 will see continued high demand. Billings mortgage loan account stands around 14000000 dollars.
Beef Promotion Chairman Mrs Howard Hanson outlines annual review of cattle business records and emphasizes timely progress as the season advances. The message signals continued efforts to boost beef industry efforts and standards.
The Sweet Grass CowBelles urge Montana ranchers to send 5c per head to the Montana Beef Council to fund beef promotion. Each nickel funds National Live Stock and Meat Board, Beef Industry Council, and Montana CowBelle projects, with Jan 29 to Feb 4 proclaimed beef week by Governor Babcock.
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