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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1948
Page
5
Ada Heavlin traveled from Hamilton on Sunday due to the illness of her brother-in-law Ike Lay who died Tuesday. Ray K. Garrett and Dorothy M. Gates, both of Billings, were married by Justice of the Peace J. D. Holly last Saturday.
Paul Fischer took first place last month with a 54 percent pound Loch caught near Boulder in early June and remains in the lead for the grand prize. Henry Nunley holds a strong month lead with a 4 percent Loch caught Saturday at the Boulder using worms. his two largest fish weighed 7.14 pounds, another Loch 3.5 pounds. Reports say the Boulder yields good catches lately with Squirreltails as trout flies hatch, while lower river fly fishing should improve as the stream falls. Sweet Grass remains poor despite clarity and high water.
A roundup of visitors and residents on vacation or visiting Big Timber. Families from Laurel, Vancouver, Seattle, and Madison areas spend time at local homes and ranches. locals attend conventions, host dinners, and plan camps. A scout camp set for Hyalite. weather notes and new residents planned for practice in town.
Here To Fish Durke Thompson and Benj Berg Jr. joined Judge Berg visiting Big Timber and fishing on the Boulder River. Mr and Mrs C F Al their granddaughter Gloria Ans Gallagher spent the 4th in Worland Wyoming with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Norman Markuson. Spend 4th In Wyoming. 275
A wartime style ad lists roofing shingles praised as two roofs in one and 240 pound double coverings. It promotes fencing, mesh, snow posts, garbage cans, nursery clothes dryers, ironing boards, ladders, rake teeth, and Mintra sheep branding paint. It includes a slang wartime line and a brag about durable branding for sheep.
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