Dr. E. E. Clark Opens Practice in Big Timber
Dr. E. E. Clark locates in Big Timber at Hooper Street and West Second Avenue. He and his wife Phyllis and five children reside at 407 West Second in a house owned by Mrs. Barbara Hart. An Adelbert College graduate of 1944, he served as lieutenant colonel and brigadier general designate with a career in Army medicine and mental hygiene. He holds the Distinguished Service Cross with two citations and has directed at the Butte Mental Hygiene Clinic and Warm Springs State hospital.
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E. E. Clark
Big Timber
Hooper Street
Second Avenue West
Phyllis
Barbara Hart
West Second
Clark
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Ohio
School of Medicine
Marine Hospital
Seattle
First Army
Ninth Division
United States
New York
New Jersey
Armed Forces Committee
Senate
U. S
Butte
Montana State Hospital
Warm Springs
Redlegs Back in Front in League Race
The Big Timber Redlegs won 4 to 1 over the Livingston Tigers behind Rich Paulson two hit pitching. It avenges a 15 to 7 earlier defeat and gives the Reds their first league win over Livingston in two years. Fichtner Cameron and Chuck Hauge sparkled on defense as Paulson pitched. They stand 7-3 overall with a 6-3 league mark and plan a Sunday double header with Clyde Park at home. Jack Simmons and Rick Schuler may share mound duties.
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Big Timber Redlegs
Rich Paulson
Livingston Tigers
Park County
Reds
Tigers
Livingston
Fichtner
Cameron
Chuck Hauge
Paulson
Clyde Park
Jack Simmons
Rick Schuler
Former Melville Resident dies in timber accident
Bud James formerly of Melville died from injuries after a tree fell on him while working with a Caterpillar tractor near Boice Idaho on July 18. He operated the Melville store for a year and was a trucker during residence. Funeral held July 238 in Superior Montana. Survivors include Donna Mae his three children his parents a brother and sister in Superior. Donald Ray an uncle.
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Bud James
Melville
Boice
Ida
Superior
Mont
Donna Mae
Frank James
Jessie
Helen
Donald Ray
Melville Store
Woodburn, Ore
GI LOAN DEADLINE FOR WORLD WAR I VETERANS
George R. Tate of the Veterans Commission warns World War I veterans that the final phase out of unused GI loan eligibility begins on July 25, 1962. He notes extensions for World War II veterans and explains exceptions and lending agency deadlines for loan guarantees.
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Veteran’s Commission
George R. Tate
Tate
Loch Leven Brown Nets Record Size on Upper Boulder
Charles Gibler of Corning New York landed a 61 pound Loch Leven brown on the Boulder River near Aller ranch above Natural Bridge. The catch, reported as the largest above the falls, used a No 10 Hendrickson fly and defies expected range since no stocking has occurred above the bridge.
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Boulder
Charles Gibler
Aller
Boulder River Ranch
Gibler
Corning
N. Y
Anaconda Closes Butte Mining Operations Amid Picket Lines
Anaconda Copper Co. shut down all Butte mining operations Tuesday evening after Teamsters picketed and blocked ore shipments from the Berkely Pit. The move affects about 3,600 workers in Butte and Anaconda, with up to 6,000 jobs at risk across western Montana and nearby Great Falls and Helena. The closure follows ongoing labor unrest and comes three weeks before the second anniversary of a prior six month strike with the International Mine Mill and Smelter Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda Co
Montana
Great Falls
Helena
Butte Hill
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Union
Teamsters
Butte Teamsters
Berkely
Anaconda
Long-Term Credit Agriculture Tool Expands in Billings Area
K B Todd reports the Federal Land Bank Assn Billings Group extended 2 449 400 in long term credit to farmers and ranchers for the year ending June 30 an increase of 421 100 over 1961 Loans for land livestock improvements operations and refinancing Outstanding loans total 9 063 189 up 1 110 189 from 1961 end of year showing continued use of long term funds in the region with Spokane based Federal Land Bank as lender across several counties including Big Horn Carbon Stillwater Sweet Grass Treasure Yellowstone and part of Rosebud.
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K. B. Todd
Federal Land Bank Assn
Billings Group
Todd
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Big Horn
Carbon
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Treasure
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Billings
California Visitors Tour Sweet Grass Canyon
California visitors Mr and Mrs Rolland Stutz of Long Beach and Mr and Mrs Myron Butterbaugh of Lindsay visited the Karl Bryan home from Sunday to Tuesday. They enjoyed a picnic in Sweet Grass canyon noting it among the prettiest places they had ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolland Stutzman
Long Beach
Calif
Myron Butterbaugh
Lindsay
Karl Bryan
Sweet Grass Canyon
Sweet Grass
Sawmill Operation To Start Here Soon
Families tied to the Big Timber Lumber and Post Co move to Big Timber as Floyd Hoisington takes charge and announces the mill will start operations soon under new ownership. Hoisingtons relocate to the Moschelle house while several Hoisington families and Ted Keen with son Mike settle in local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Lumber and Post Co
Big Timber
Floyd Hoisington
Floyd Hoisingtons
Moschelle
Hospital
Charles Hoisington
Walter
Freeburg House
Bramble St
Lloyd Hoisington
Bloodmobile to visit Big Timber August 16
The Red Cross bloodmobile will be at the Legion hall in Big Timber from 2 to 5 p m on August 16. The Montana Regional Blood Center informed Mrs Ione Bristor, Sweet Grass county blood program chairman, that summer supply dips require sticking to the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Big Timber
Legion Hall
Montana Regional Blood Center
Ione Bristor
Sweet Grass County
Jet Plane Crashes Near Livingston
A U S Air Force B47 bomber based at Dyess AFB near Abilene Texas crashed on Emigrant Peak south of Livingston Monday night. Earlier reports said one body fragment found with searchers hopeful for survivors, while witnesses noted a mushroom like cloud and a large fireball in the area.
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Livingston
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Texas
Emigrant Peak
Park County
Albert Nickelson
Tom Peterson
Paradise Valley
Peterson
Sheriff Nickelson
Paul “ Tillman
Livingston Flying Service
Nickelson
Tillman
Claude Francis
Yellowstone Park
Air Force
Pelke Sentenced to Ten Years for City Club Lanes Burglary
Herman Pollie pleaded guilty before Judge George J. Allen in district court last week to first degree burglary and received ten years at hard labor in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. The burglary targeted City Club Lanes. Accomplice Loyde McMann had earlier received two years for the same charge.
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Herman Pollie
George J. Allen
Deer Lodge
Loyde McMann
Engagement of Elizabeth Ruth Grasfield to Lt Bennie Green
To Wed Mr and Mrs Arthur Grasfield announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth Ruth to Lt Bennie W Green son of Mr and Mrs Borddie Green of Melville Both are graduates of Sweet Grass county high school Elizabeth Ruth finished her freshman year at the University of Montana this spring Lt Green has been in the Air Force for a year and graduated from Montana State College Boteman in 1960 A September 15 wedding is planned at the Big Timber Lutheran church
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Arthur Grasfield
Elizabeth Ruth
Bennie W. Green
Borddie Green
Melville
Sweet Grass County High School
University of Montana
Missoula
Lt. Green
Air Force
Montana State College
Boteman
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Three Held on Rustling Charge in Montana
Three men face grand larceny charges after a load of 10 cattle owned by Earl and Antoinette Rosel of Billings was impounded. Don Slade of Livingston, and John Marr with Duane Lenning of Billings are charged. bail set at 5000 dollars. The truck was also impounded and arrests occurred in Big Timber and Three Forks and Three Forks.
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Livingston
Earl
Antoinette Rosel
Billings
Park County
Don Slade
John Marr
Duane Lenning
Ole Fallon
Marr
Lenning
Big Timber
Park
Sweet Grass
Slade
Three Forks
Montana Livestock Commission
Yellowstone
Flu Leads Diseases in Montana Weekly Report
Twenty cases of flu in Silver Bow county and six in Lewis and Clark accounted for most communicable diseases in the past week. The board of health also listed 17 gonorrheal cases, the largest one week outbreak in some time, with six cases in Rosebud county.
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Silver Bow
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Board of Health
Rosebud County
When Mrs Henry Kennedy Hints at President in Athens
In Athens Alabama, Mrs Henry Kennedy tells callers that when she leaves a message she adds If you forget the name just think of the name of the President The remark suggests she wants the recipient to consider the president as a mnemonic.
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Athens
Ala
Henry Kennedy
Manley and Starrs Visit Laurel for Week
Martha Manley and Norman Starr accompany Byron and Mrs Manley to Laurel for a week’s visit after a weekend boating trip. Visiting Brother James Wood also noted.
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Laurel
Martha Manley
Byron Manley
Norman Starr
Starrs
James Wood
Advertising Chief Fjare Reports to Montana Commission
Helena Montana July 7 Orvin Fjare new state advertising director reported to the highway commission on his first duties touring Montana with a group of national travel editors. He praised Glacier National Park the Cooke City highway and an ice bar near Red Lodge while noting strong campground inquiry growth to 92475 from 79230 in 1961.
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Helena
Montana
Orvin Fijare
State Highway Commission
Fjare
Jack Hallowell
Gov
Babcock
Fiare
Commission
Filare
Glacier
Yellowstone
Big Hole
Red Lodge
Flathead Valley
Frank McDowell
Cooke City
Dorris Stalker
Cities Absorbing Rural Migrants in Upper Midwest Growth
The Upper Midwest Economic Study reports rapid city growth absorbing rural migrants and an expected rise in residents staying in the region. It covers Montana North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota northwestern Wisconsin and upper Michigan. An urban in migration of 190000 offset a rural out migration of 582000 leaving a 45 percent retention. The study notes regional potential loss cannot be recaptured yet urban growth and labor mobility rise.
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Upper Midwest
Larry A. Sjanstad
University of Minnesota Department of Economics
Upper Midwest Research and Development Council
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
James M. Henderson
Sjaastad
Midwest
United States
Hoskinsons Share Panama Canal Trip Impressions
Mr and Mrs Scott Hoskinson recount a six week visit to the Panama Canal Zone to see their son Dr William Hoskinson and family. They describe contrasts between Balboa and Panama City the Zone administration and entry requirements and a voyage aboard the Canberra and a passage through the Miraflores locks aboard the Parismina.
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Scott Hoskinson
Bill Hoskinson
Panama Canal Zone
Hoskinsons
William Hoskinson
Panama
Panama Canal
Honolulu
Long Beach
Calif
England
Balboa Harbor
Bill
Gertrude
Canal Zone
Panama City
Lamb sale nets 18.06 bid for 11 000 lambs at court house
About 11 000 head of lambs were auctioned by local sheep men with eight bids. Monier Sheep Co. of Montgomery Ill. offered the top price at 18.06 while bids ranged from 16.35 to 17.80 for September sendoffs. Teddy Thompson chaired the meeting at the courthouse.
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Monier Sheep Co
Montgomery
Ill
Teddy Thompson
Court House
Tope Strobel
Jack Halverson
Rasmus Boe
Bob Jarrett
Bud Clayton
Grant Duncan
Erling Svenson
Louie Allestad
Herb
Carl Bue
Dunham Resigns as SGHS Coach
Alan Dunham SGHS basketball coach for three years resigns to take a group insurance job in Coos Bay Oregon. He and his family will move soon. A school board meeting will review 15 applications for the vacancy. Dunham led the Sheepherders to a divisional runner up finish last spring after a win over Red Lodge.
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Alan Dunham
SGHS
Coos Bay
Ore
Dunham
A. R. Collins
Three Charged With Forged Credit Cards
Three California men accused of using forged credit cards to buy cars clothing and gas from California to Billings were turned over to Livingston authorities by Billings police. They were charged with obtaining property under false pretenses after a department store clerk questioned their clothing purchase attempts on credit and police found stolen cards. A Boston resident will visit then stay at Motel Western before traveling to Traver Smith ranch for two weeks. Big Timber Cash Days offers a $50 cash prize Saturday at 4 pm at Second and McLeod. winner must be present.
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California
Billings
Livingston
R. L. Wilson
Wilson
Boston
Gardiner Fisk
Nan Hart
Motel Western
Traver Smith Ranch
Sweet Grass County
McLeod
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Clark
Redlegs
Pelke
Scott Hoskinsons
Balboa
Panama Zone
Pan Canal
Dr. Hoskinson
United Fruit Company
Miraflores
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