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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1965

Page

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Yellowstone Boat Flotilla Set to Launch Friday Morning

The second annual Yellowstone River Boat Float departs Livingston at 9 a m Friday for Big Timber with a breakfast stop and an overnight camp. Participants may join as they wish as KGHL covers Friday events including a donkey race and barn dance with merchandise presentations and awards for sunburn. The group then continues to Columbus and Billings with Hank Klindt leading a large Big Timber delegation aboard multiple boats.

Livingston Big Timber Kghl Radio Lions Club Klindt Fairgrounds Frank Mack Jaycee Columbus Billings Hank Klindt

Bo Clark Defends Front Range Editorial Fire

Bo Clark fires back at the Pioneer editor criticizing his editorial as garbage. He targets ownership of private land, distance from Yellowstone, and claims of industry in Big Timber, insisting regional realities and land ownership shape the area. The letter ends with a note that the piece continues on page eight.

Bo Clark Pioneer Dick Staunton Don Cowles Livingston Independence Boulder Yellowstone Park Line Park

Nicholson Sells Locker Plant to R and R Locker Plant

Clarence Punk Reidelbach and Andy Richert of Glendive buy Chuck Nicholson’s Locker Plant, taking possession July 1. Reidelbach has led the business since January after Nicholson moved to Livingstone, with a ranching partner joining mid March. Richerts, five children, move into a Melville highway apartment, business renamed R and R Locker Plant.

Clarence Punk) Reidelbach Chuck Andy Richert Glendive Chuck Nicholson Reidelbach Nicholson Livingston Findleys Richerts Sam Morris Melville Highway R & R Locker

Big Timber Athletes Dominate Miles City Junior Tourney

Big Timber contestants Gary Hale and Ronnie Mosness led with two firsts and a second at the Miles City Junior Amateur Athletic meet. Ronnie repeated as champion of the lucky shoe tossers and won the 17 year olds bowling, while Gary earned silvers in 18 year olds bowling and class C horseshoe pitching. Sponsored by the Big Timber Horseshoe Club and the Jaycees.

Big Timber Miles City Gary Hale Ronnie Mosness Ronnie Gary Big Timber Horseshoe Club Jaycees

Weekend Guests Include Families From Billings and Deer Lodge

Mrs. John Peterson hosted a weekend gathering with her daughters and their families. Among the visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scholten of Billings and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kratzer and their family of Deer Lodge.

John Peterson Gerald Scholten Billings Bill Kratzer Deer Lodge

Pioneer Home Welcomes First Resident Mrs Margaret Hokanson

Mrs Margaret Hokanson the county’s first resident at the new Pioneer Home has long ties here dating to the 1920s era when she and her husband Ernest and son William Russell moved from Silesia. The Hokansons farmed near Gibson then moved to Big Timber after Mr Hokanson’s death in 1957. She lived at Big Timber Rest Home a year and six months before entering the Pioneer Home with Mrs Katie Gunderson and others helping.

Margaret Hokanson New Pioneer Home Ernest William Russell Silesia Gibson Ed Moffetts Big Timber Hokanson Big Timber Rest Home Pioneer Home Katie Gunderson Clete Huff

Litterbug Law Takes Effect July First In Montana

A new litterbug law, House Bill 7, imposes up to a $100 fine for disposing of garbage on privately owned land where hunting or fishing is allowed and within 200 yards of public roads. Enforcement rests with state game wardens on public recreational property and private lands used for recreation, with other agencies handling general enforcement.

Orville Lewis Montana Fish and Game Department State State Department Fish and Game Department Lewis

Purdue Fellows Honor MSU Graduate Engle in Latin America

Claire C Engle of Bozeman Montana State University earned an MS in animal science and a BS degree two years earlier. Engle 35 married father of two, graduate assistant at MSU, was chosen as one of seven Purdue Fellows in Latin America. Fellows start June 1 in two months of language training then 18 months in a public or private post in Latin America. They return to Purdue for residence and seminars after the work stint.

Bozeman Claire C. Engle Purdue Latin America Engle Montana State College Montana State Sweet Grass County High School Clark Engle McLeod

Billings Man Dies at Lutheran Bible Camp

Roy Henry Watne 47 of 1138 Lewis Ave Billings died of a heart attack Saturday afternoon while at the Lutheran Bible camp near the Boulder. Watne was a real estate broker and president of the Lutheran Bible Camp association. He was survived by his family and others.

Roy Henry Watne Lewis Ave Billings Lutheran Bible Camp Boulder Watne Lutheran Bible Camp Association Kenneth Thompson

Writing book on early post offices

Mr and Mrs Harry L Fine of Mesa Arizona are at Clicks Boulder Park Resort for a month while he retires from U S Rubber and pursues collecting Montana postal history. He co authors Montana Postal History with Dr Stanley R Davison of Western Montana College of Education in Dillon after ten years of research focusing on years before 1889. He seeks information or memorabilia and has a collection of postmarks stamps and mail dat ing back to Bannock Hellgate and Virginia City. The work promises adventure and romance in tracing letters to their destinations.

Harry L. Fine Mesa, Ariz Click Boulder Park Fine U. S. Rubber Co Montana Stanley R. Davison Western Motana College of Education Dillon Davison West Bannock Hellgate Virginia City

Horns Visit Parents With Baby Son From Bozeman

Bozeman couple Mr and Mrs Willard Horn and their baby son visited over the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jonas Mauland in Bozeman district.

Willard Horn Bozeman Jonas Mauland

Orvin Fiares Visit Big Timber For Fourth Holiday

The Orvin Fiares from Helena traveled to Big Timber to spend the Independence Day weekend with relatives and friends, enjoying time away from home.

Orvin Fiares Helena

Services Today for Carrie A Boughton

Carrie A Boughton 91 died Monday at Big Timber Rest Home after ten years of ill health. Funeral at 2 pm Thursday at Lowry Chapel with Rev. Donald E Toney of the Evangelical Free Church officiating. Burial at Mountain View. Born April 19 1874 Tracy Minnesota to John W and ??? Taylor. Family moved from Minnesota to Montana in 1887 by covered wagon, homesteaded near Gardiner. Married Martin D Boughton in Livingston 1897. Lived in Sunlite Basin Wyoming, then Livingston, then with daughter Mrs Tom Donlan. Moved to current home in 1949. Survived by daughter, a granddaughter and a great grandson.

Carrie A. Boughton Big Timber Rest Home Lowry Chapel Donald E. Toney Evangelical Free Church Mountain View Boughton Tracy, Minn John W. Taylor Montana Minnesota Gardiner Martin D. Boughton Livingston Sunlite Basin Wyo Donlan

Last Rites Friday For Marie Clark

Mrs. Marie Clark mother of Bob Clark died Sunday at Community hospital after an ambulance took her there from the Strickland home following a critical illness. A fall and hip fracture occurred during a visit in Harlowton. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM from the Methodist church in Fromberg.

Marie Clark Bob Clark Community Hospital Strickland Clark Fromberg Bob Harlowton Billings

Four Couples Attend Independence Day Gathering at Boulder Cabin

Here For Fourth Mr and Mrs Paul Neilson and Mr and Mrs Louis Rapstad of Billings were guests of Mrs Ione Bristol at her cabin on the Boulder during the Fourth of July celebration.

Paul Neilson Louis Rapstad Billings Ione Bristol Boulder

Big Timber District Curbs Noxious Spurge Invasion

Deer Creek area on National Forest range sees reduced spurge spread as Big Timber rangers implement an active control program. The effort targets this noxious weed to protect range lands and grazing.

Deer Creek Big Timber Rangers District The Forest Service Dennis Johnson Bob Fitzhugh West Fork Upper

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Yellowstone Boat Flotilla Yellowstone Claire Engle MSU Lutheran Camp High Mountain Bill Clayton West Boulder Dick Joy Gardiner Ranger District Tom Ellis Clayton Joy Sky Flight, Inc Tional Forest
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