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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1952

Page

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Aronson Leads State GOP Governor Race In Montana

Aronson held a nearly three to one lead over Leonard Young with 45 236 to 16 938 votes. Sweet Grass county backed Aronson 918 209. Berg and Ammerman led in judicial district race. Berg carried Sweet Grass 858 259 and Park County 1 170 to 732. Statewide GOP turnout appeared heavy with Beulah Patterson posting 1079 and John W Bonner the top Democrat with 86 flagship scores.

Hugo J. Aronson Leonard Young Aronson Young Sweet Grass County Benjamin E. Berg Earl C. Ammerman Sixth Judicial District Judge Berg Ammerman George A. Allen Park County Allen Beulah Patterson John W. Bonner United Press Supreme Court Paul Cannon Butte Montana Lee Metcalf Helena Metcalf Livingston State Supreme Court Iis Cannon Lou Boedecker Mike Mansner Missoula Winfield Page Wellington Rankin Mike Mansfied Zales Ecton United States Mike Mansfield Zales N. Ecton Lawrence Price Repres Congress Willard E. Fraser Wesley A. D’ewart John W Bonner J. Hugo Aronson Red Leonard C. Young Governo Sam Babich Barclay Craighead N. A. Peterson Jack Toole George M. Gosman Secretary OF Daniel McKittrick D —E Ee Sam W. Mitchell D. i Te Sh Edgar Price James D. Freebourn Arnold H. Olson D Hamintet Wesley Castles Bebe Chris A. Haeckel Bruce O. Mefford Harry C. Upshur Railroad & Public Service William Neary D — A Oe Horace F. Casey Paul T. Smith Wwe John E. Henry Mike Kuchera R. Atonee Mary E. Condon Elizabeth Ireland Weaddo Frank Murray Edna J. Hinman Rwea Ee Leonard Esp A. Ronald McDoNneLl John A Madill Panaa A. Siel Ne BS Fred B. Swift Ree Eee Penta J. Paulson R. Saseecen Dean Lowry Justice OF Peace Hf. L Brockway George J Allen Earl Ammerman Benjamin E. Berges

Boulder Car Accident Victim Succumbs

Sheriff Walter Osborne said Morris Farnstrom of Bozeman died at Deaconess hospital from injuries after a truck left the wet eight mile bridge in Boulder Saturday. Farnstrom, afflicted by the crash, was pronounced dead after first aid and transport from the scene. His son Gene, 15, and Bob Bentzen, 14, were not seriously injured. Farnstrom is survived by his widow and two other children.

Walter Osborne Morris Farnstrom Bozeman Eight Mile Bridge Boulder Osborne Farnstrom Bozeman Hospital Gene Bob Bentzen

Highly Successful Race Meet Concludes Monday

A two day Sig Timber Ropin n Ridin club event concluded Monday after rain postponed Saturday's show. Calf roping and cutting contests accompanied races with local cowboys riding range cows. Sunday results list Red Jeep owned by Buck Cheney Belgrade. Sally Star owned by Harold Grafton Wilsall. Mexican Boy owned by Frank Sharp Lodge Grass. Pay Day owned by V B Hodges Ballentine.

Sig Timber Ropin Red Jeep Buck Cheney Belgrade Sally Star Harold Grafton Wilsall Frank Sharp V. B. Hodges Ballentine War Minded Merl Hellyer Cohagen Valdiia Lad Bill Hudsor Roundup Lil Rascal Barbara Joe Hope Kirby Antonette Paul van Cleve Baby Line Bill Jacques Musselshell Evening Dawn Chuck Aaberg Ennis Patched Pants Otter Creek Joyce Spencer Pay Day W. P. Hodges Danger Boy C Rod Kaufman Slow John Elmer Hinton Chuck Aaberg, Ennis; Enchanted Rock, W. P. Hodges Champ R Helen van Cleve Buttons McCue Archie Allen Livingston Burton Robinson Big Timber Leslie Best Hugh Peltz Pray Larry McComb Chas McNeil Dean Sage Sheridan Wyo Nancy McLane Augusta Pete Knapp Dickinson N. D Alida D. Sage Sheridan Woo

Mrs Gina Wheeler Dies After Long Illness Services Friday

Gina Susanna Ellingson Wheeler 49 died at her Big Timber home Tuesday after months of illness following cerebral tumor surgery in Great Falls. Funeral at Big Timber Lutheran Church Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rev. E E Tollefson officiating. Interment Mountain View. Survived by husband Homer O Wheeler and three children Edwin Wheeler Los Angeles California Mrs Mal Goosey Jr Big Timber and Gaylord Wheeler Big Timber, sister Major Elsie O Ellingson Dayton Ohio, and three grandchildren. She was active in church and civic groups including Luther League and Pythian Sisters. Funeral details show long community involvement and local family ties.

Gina Susanna Ellingson Wheeler Big Timber Dillon Riverside Business College Riverside Calif Homer Wheeler Big Timber Lutheran Church Luther League Pythian Sisters

Navy plane sets speed and altitude records at Edwards

Secretary of the Navy Dan A. Kimball announced the D-558-2 Skyrocket secured two records. Douglas test pilot Bill Bridgeman flew to about 1,238 mph and 79,494 feet near Edwards Air Force Base in August 1951, with a separate later flight also noted.

Los Angeles Navy Edwards Air Force Base Cal Mojave Desert Bridgeman

Broken Hip Sends Florence Carney to Community Hospital

Florence Carney was admitted to Community hospital Wednesday for a broken hip sustained in a fall at her home Tuesday night.

Florence Carney

Eisenhower Pledges Fighting Campaign At GOP Nomination

General Dwight D. Eisenhower accepted the Republican presidential nomination at the Chicago convention hall pledging a fighting campaign to end 20 years of Democratic rule. He attacked the Truman administration, promised progressive policies, and called for party unity and youth mobilization in the race to the White House.

Convention Hall Chicago Dwight D. Eisenhower G.O.P Eisenhower White House Congress Truman Robert A. Taft Ohio

Wilkins and Co. top bid for Sweet Grass wool pool

Wilkins and Co. made the best offer for the Sweet Grass county wool pool last Thursday, with CO and one-eighth cents down on a consignment basis. Leonard Esp and Frank Costello of Billings represented the company, the highest price offered in the state, as five buyers bid the clips. The wool will be sent to Billings for government loan preparation unless a better offer arrives, and checks will not be written until loading is completed. The wool was being loaded yesterday.

Wilkins and Co Sweet Grass County Leonard Esp Frank Costello Billings

Fort Lewis Soldier in Operation Signpost Exercise

Corporal William D. Widdicombe of Big Timber Montana serves in Fort Lewis Washington with the 31st anti aircraft artillery brigade. He participates in Operation Signpost from July 19 to 28 as part of a joint US Canadian air defense drill over the Pacific Northwest. Widdicombe is a radar operator in the 28th AA gun battalion and has a Purple Heart and Korean Service Ribbon.

Fort Lewis Wash William D. Widdicombe William L. Widdicombe Big Timber Mont 3St United States Canada Pacific Northwest Widdicombe 28Th Army

Eisenhower Acceptance Speech Mention Pledges Dedication to Tomorrow

The speech closes with Ike pledging a dedication to tomorrow and asking prayers and God's guidance. He frames his nomination as a commitment to the future, urging unity across the nation as it faces what lies ahead.

Eisenhower Free Nations

Nordstrom Attends Wedding in Billings

Nordstrom relatives from Berkeley Butte and Billings attend the wedding of Mary Christine Kimmons to Wallace E. Martin at First Congregational church in Billings. The bride Navy nurse ensign Mary Christine Kimmons and the groom Marine Corps veteran Wallace E. Martin plan to live in Billings after her naval release next month.

O. Nordstrom Wallace A. Orton Duke St. James School of Nursing Butte Navy Nurse Corps Naval Hospital San Diego Martin Billings Coyne Electrical School Chicago Washington Institute of Technology Seattle Marine Corps

Vacationing Family Visits Local Relative

On vacation Mr and Mrs Hans Sylling and daughter Linda Jean of Miles City are visiting his mother Mrs Nettie Sylling. Next President Gil Aller visited the Pioneer office and stated Eisenhower will be the next president, offering to give an Eisenhower button which the paper is accepting.

Hans Sylling Linda Jean Miles City Nettie Sylling Gil Aller Pioneer Office Eisenhower

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Arnold Olsen Hugo Aronson Cut Bank Horace Casey Wesley D'Ewart Willard Fraser Fraser D'Ewart B. T. West Grey Cliff McLeod Gina Wheeler Charon Buchli Buck McNeil Carole Buchli Biz Timber King Trumpet Dean Sage Brown Jug Bud Fogland Alida D Sage Charon Buckle Clifton Booth Esther Kaufman Benear Barbara van Clive Don Imsande Sweet Grass Wool Pool Bill Widdicombe JR Operation Signpost Nordstrom Paul Hoffman
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