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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1954

Page

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Patrolman Jim Anderson Killed in Livingston Crash

Montana highway patrolman Livingston resident since 1946 died when his car struck while he talked to a stopped driver on U S Highway 10 about 15 miles west of Livingston. The coroner ruled death by a broken neck and a coroner jury found the other driver guilty of gross negligence.

Livingston James H. Anderson Montana Paddy Gwin U. S. Highway No. 10 Anderson Gwin Gallatin County Carl W. Hammer Bozeman Harold Allen Howard J. Pyle Shaker Height Ohio Earl E. Clark Musselshell County Pyle Pierce Helena Clifford Gwin Don Moore Gene Mora Clark Hammer Gallatin Franzen

Dies In Billings Hospital Monday

Olaf Tweeden, 62, died at a Billings hospital Monday night after a cerebral hemorrhage. He had been employed at the Jessie Jones ranch where sheriff and undersheriff were summoned when he acted strangely. Found unconscious in water in a nearby slough, he was brought to the local hospital and later Billings. Funeral services will be at Lowry Funeral Home with date pending. Tweeden was a North Dakota native who worked in this area for years.

Olaf Tweeden Billings Jessie Jones Osborne Bob Groom Jones Ranch Tweeden Lowry Funeral Home North Dakota Dillon

Overlands Observe Silver Wedding at Ranch

A group of friends hosted a buffet at the E. O Overland ranch Tuesday evening to honor Mr and Mrs Overland on their silver wedding anniversary. A purse of silver and other gifts were given. The Overlands wed in Big Timber on July 27, 1929, with local attorney moving here weeks before their marriage and serving 18 years as county attorney. Mrs Hannah Lysne of Drummond attended from the mother of the bride.

E. O Overland Ranch Mrs. Overland Overlands Big Timber Overland Hannah Lysne Drummond

Schedule change sets new softball lineup

The Engineers withdrew from the league prompting a revised schedule. July 30 features Jaycees versus Legion and Firemen against Moose, with interleague games slated through August 13 including Legion Lions Moose DeMolay Jaycees Firemen and Lions matchups.

Jaycees Legion Firemen Moose Lions DeMolay

Brother Here Russell Webber Leaves After Visit

Russell Webber of Glendive departed Tuesday evening after a weekend visit at the ranch home of his brother Ed Webber on the Boulder.

Russell Webber Glendive Ed Webber Boulder

Moose Members Attend 29th Annual Convention in Sidney

Loyal Order of Moose Montana Moose Association and Women of the Moose hold the 29th annual convention in Sidney with state officers presiding Dayle Annis of Shelby chairs meetings. Notables include General Governor Ralph Moore and Past Supreme Governor Al Sartori.

the Loyal Order of Moose Montana Moose Association Women of the Moose Sidney Dayle Annis Shelby State Association Ralph Moore Mooseheart Supreme al Sartori Spokane Wash Supreme Lodge Katherine Smith Mary Helen Buckley Redstone Montana Montana Moose C. L. Swan Harlowton Tope Strobel Chas. Schuler Dan Laubach Max Officer Tony Vander Voort Carl Mosness Scott Hoskinson Benny Elgen Lonnie Bryan Vic Gee George Mathes

Services Saturday For Mrs. Egeland

Mrs. Tom Egeland longtime Big Timber resident died at home after a long illness. She had been bedfast 34 months and became critical last week. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm at Big Timber Lutheran Church with burial at Mountain View. Obituary to follow next week.

Tom Egeland Big Timber

EUB Family Camp Closes After Week at Luccock Park

The Evangelical United Brethren church family camp at Luccock Park near Livingston ends with over 300 attendees, the largest turnout. Principal speaker Dr. Edison Habegger of Van Nuys California, seminar leader Rev. Vernon Steel of Coeur d'Alene Idaho, and music director Rev. Wilmer Brown of Portland Oregon head the event, joined by local participants including Rev. and Mrs. J D Lindley and daughter Nancy and extended attendees such as Mrs. Rosetta Lindley, Elda Westervelt, Linda and Evelyn Bivin, Don McLane, Patsy Sandsness, Loraine Jones, Kathy McCauley and Mrs. Ed Mack.

Evangelical United Brethren Church Luccock Park Livingston Edison Habegger van Nuys Calif Vernon Steel Coeur d’Alene Ida Wilmer Brown Portland Ore J. D. Lindley Nancy Rev. Lindley Rosetta Lindley Elda Westervelt Linda Evelyn Bivin Don McLane Patsy Sandsness Loraine Jones Kathy McCauley Ed Mack

Four Teams Tie for First in City Softball League

The Moose, Jaycees, Lions and Firemen share the top record at 5 wins and 2 losses. Legion sits 1-6, followed by DeMolays 1-5 and Engineers 1-5 after a league drop. Top batters include Moose Gray .542 and Jaycees Bill McCauley .750, Legion Donsray .600, DeMolays Allestad .522, Firemen Herb McCauley .500.

Moose Jaycees Lions Firemen Legion DeMolays Engineers Moose—Gray Erickson D. Murphy Strobel Jerry McCauley Dahl Olness Lions—Behney Boettcher N. Johnson Manley Bower W. Johnson DeMolay—Allestad J. Bowman N. McCaslin L. Olson B. Mosness Jim McCauley Herb McCauley H. Cook Bob McDonald Ronneberg Klindt L. Mahlum Legion—Donsray al Deegan D. Braaten C. Mosness D. Mosness Roy Snyder Bill McCauley Jim Schneider Baker Nicholson F. MacDonald Beck

Mrs Josie Boe and Hilda Return From Idaho Visit

Mrs Josie Boe and Hilda returned from a two week visit at St Maries Idaho with her son James and family. They stopped over for a visit in Butte en route home.

Josie Boe Hilda St. Maries Idaho James Butte

Montana 4-H Conservation Camp Experience Reveals Life Lessons

The writer recounts attending the 4-H conservation camp at The Pines Fort Peck July 12 16. She describes travel mishaps boot camp activities including soil and water wildlife human conservation fire control and range management with emphasis on water safety and life saving. She urges ongoing conservation practice for a better tomorrow.

Peterson Red Lodge Seeley Lake the Pines Fort Peck Lake Glasgow Betty Grable Montana Fort Peckham Ior

Three Forest Fires Reported In Boulder and Deer Creek

Ranger Theo Counter reports three small forest fires this week in the Boulder and Deer Creek areas. All were man caused with two on Boulder and one on Deer Creek. He warns the fire danger grows daily and urges extreme caution when entering timbered areas.

Boulder Deer Creek Theo. Counter Counter

Water Systems On Field Tour Planned By FHA

The Farmers Home Administration hosts a field day viewing power units pumps gravity and sprinkler systems with soil conservation service and extension joining. The tour on Tuesday August 3 starts at FHA office above Bouse Chevrolet garage 8 30 to 9 15 am discuss water facility program trips to Springdale Ditch project at Fryes luncheon at 11 30 am visits Schiltzs farm Grey Cliff 1 00 to 2 15 pm and Ruppel farm Reed Point 2 45 to 3 30 pm. Attendees urged if they have land to irrigate more acres.

Farmers Home Administration Soil Conservation Service Extension Department FHA Bouse Chevrolet Springdale Ditch Company Frye’s Schiltz Grey Cliff Ruppel Farm Reed Point

Farmers favor wheat controls in nationwide referendum

The agriculture department reported that wheat farmers voted 195801 to 71303 in favor of controls for next year. Only 38 of 132 eligible Sweet Grass county growers cast ballots, with a light turnout overall. The margin for controls was 73.3 percent, a record low, but enough to sustain price supports and the proposed acreage allotment of 55 million acres. Secretary Benson said the result shows farmers accept surplus adjustments and cooperate with quotas under future price supports.

Agriculture Department Sweet Grass County Congress Benson Eisenhower Department of Agriculture

Carvey Resigns High School Post

W. J. Bud Carvey has resigned as commercial teacher at the high school after four years. The resignation, accepted by the board, will see him move to Missoula county high school next term where he will continue teaching commerce. He also served as assistant basketball coach and track coach. The staff shortage includes math and commercial positions. June Dalrymple of Havre has been signed as a new English instructor.

W. J Bud) Carvey John M. Fisher Carvey Missoula County Bud Fisher June Dalrymple Havre

Gifts For Tower Donation Sparks Community Show

Lena Hauge donated a large American flag to the GOC tower. Ed Hower supplied the pole and rope for raising the flag. Plus hours, Mrs Free, Crockett, and Alice Myrstol contributed 250 hours each.

Lena Hauge G.O.C Ed Hower

Federal Veterinarian Explains Brucellosis Testing Program

A federal veterinarian described the brucellosis disease and its impact on cattle swine goats and sheep at the Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau meeting in the Legion hall. Deputy state veterinarian Dr Nelson outlined Montana’s eradication campaign, with local cooperation and petitions from livestock owners required for program inclusion.

Bureau Wilbur Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau Legion Hall Montana Nelson Livingston Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau Elmer Arneson John G. Johnson George Yost Jesse Duncan F. B. Peterson Erin Goosey Pat Snyder Linda Olness Joan Westre

Three Men Arrested in Billings Burglary Case

Three men Everett Pfieffer Chester Kahler and Orby Crofts were arrested by sheriff's officers in Billings after a burglary at the Stop and Swap store. A car matching a description was found with a rifle in the back seat and seven more guns in the vehicle. Kahler and Pfieffer pleaded guilty to first degree burglary while Crofts faced a receiving stolen property charge and bond set at 1500 dollars. The suspects were jailed and await sentencing.

Billings Harry Coster Osborne Bob Groom Everett Phieffer Lewistown Chester Kahler Doniphin Neb Orby Lee Crofts Denver Kahler Pfieffer

Camp Ends Friday at Mimanagish Junior High Session

The summer program at Mimanagish ends Friday at noon. Congregational church members will use the camp for informal vacations and finishing a new cabin. Families attended camps starting July 11 with Mrs Huffman and children among participants. Work crews have stacked logs over three weekends and the 26 by 36 foot cabin nears completion as a major camp facility.

Congregational Church Walter E. Huffman Beverly Nancy Lois Ted Kathy Nelson Birta Crockett Steve Nelson Phil Moulden Mr. Barker Sue Paulson Sharon Palm Berno Barker Carla Wulff

Staudenmeyer Attends Pacific FHA Leadership Conference

Homemaking teacher and FHA adviser Miss Staudenmeyer of Sweet Grass County High School returned from Logan Utah where she attended the Pacific Regional Leadership Training Conference for Future Homemakers of America. The Montana delegation included 10 state officers 10 district delegates 3 advisers and Flora Martin.

Helena Jean Staudenmeyer FHA Sweet Grass County Logan Utah Future Homemakers of America Montana Flora Martin Dorothy Loch Staudenmeyer Guinaveh Park Rientana Fha l Hawaii Alaska Bonnie Pitsch Garry Owen National Committee For Recreation Bonnie Montana Association

Brucellosis Program to Be Explained at Local Halls

A meeting at Allman hall Melville on Wednesday August 4 at 8 pm will explain the brucellosis testing program with state and federal veterinarians present and a movie shown. A similar session is set for Gallentine hall McLeod next Thursday August 5 at 8 30 pm. Everyone interested is welcome to attend.

Allman Hall Melville Gallentine Hall McLeod

Ben Miles Contends Loco Weed Links Confirmed by Post Story

Ben Miles of Opportunity Washington discusses a 30 year old bulletin claiming loco weed is harmless in some soils and deadly in others. He cites a July 17 Saturday Evening Post article Uncle Sam's Treasure Hunters and notes links to selenium uranium in eastern Montana soils and potential uranium exploration sites as locoweed concentrates minerals in plant tissue.

Washington, D. C Ben B. Miles Opportunity Wash Ohio Indiana Sweet Grass County Saturday Evening ‘Post Sam Great Ben Montana West Range

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Jim Anderson E. A. Syms St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Mountain View Cemetery Masonic Lodge Park Post No. 23 American Legion Miles City Custer County By Teresa Drivdahi Ben Miles
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