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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1966

Page

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Sweet Grass Hospital to Close July 24 Through Aug 15

The Sweet Grass Community hospital will close from July 24 to August 15 during Dr. Vernon Standish's absence. Supt. Lois Williams explains staff constraints and federal rules require a physician on duty for admissions. Nurses must be on duty at all times, and with one physician and three nurses the facility cannot stay open without relief. If a new doctor or nurse joins, the hospital may reopen. otherwise residents must seek care in neighboring towns.

Sweet Grass Community Hospital Vernon Standish Lois Williams Miss Williams

Grade Teachers Plan for Summer

Many grade school teachers will attend summer school while most stay home in Big Timber. Marian Hodges goes to North Dakota until July 11 for a wedding then returns to Livingston and Big Timber. Others plan yard work, summer school at Western Montana and MSU, or stay at home with occasional trips to North Dakota, Iowa, Alaska, Broadus, Bozeman, and Dillon.

Big Timber Marian Hodges North Dakota Livingston Don Churchill Janice Maybuth McGill Bozeman Robert Woolley MSU Donna Atkins Alaska Bill Brown A. C. McDonald USBA Gerry Etzold Marie Thom Lavina John Boe Frank Dieterich Iowa Ray Beck

Funeral Held For Glen Clayton Brother Of Charles Clayton

Mr and Mrs Charles Clayton and Mr and Mrs James Cory attended funeral services in Billings for Glen Clayton retired railroad man who died after a long illness. Rev Klingman of the Methodist church conducted the services. He is survived by his widow five sons two brothers and two sisters.

Charles Clayton James Cory Billings

Local Notes and Folks Compile Spring Community News

Births and visits fill a May week in Big Timber. Duane Edward Martinz born May 25 weighing 5 pounds 6 ounces at Community Hospital. Graduation season brings news of Billings counters and MSU recital, plus Chad 4-H honors and Phi Kappa Phi membership for local students. Weekend visitors arrive from Spokane Belgrade Whitehall and beyond. Memorial Day activities include tours, family gatherings, and travel notes.

Jo Ann Counter Theo Counter Big Timber Rocky Mountain College Billings Miss Counter Linda Fellows MSU Bernice Sacket Fellows Bach Franz Liszt California Phillip Moulden Lyman Moulden Phillip Bob Moulden Mouldens Hart Ranch SGHS Hhonorees Victor Tornrud Jr Marvin Barber Kenneth Blackwell Vic Braaten Dean Lowry Edgar Langston Harlowton Linda Yost John E. Yost Melville Yost Montana State University Delta Gamma Ramona Aus Bozeman Gary H. Branne Phi Kappa Phi Branne Sweet Grass County High School Helmar Branae

SGHS appoints Robert Hauck English instructor

SGHS announces the addition of Robert Hauck as English teacher under the expanded Title I E.S.E.A. program. He holds a UM 1965 degree, majors in English and minors in physical education, and will share coaching duties while awaiting housing.

Robert Hauck University of Montana SGHS A. R. Collins Hauck W. J. Carroccia

Petaja and Fraser Inspect Boulder Route Flight

Arne Petaja, chairman of the A bsaroka Beartooth Area Development Assn, and Billings Mayor Willard Fraser flew the Boulder river route from Big Timber to Cooke City with Bob Michel at the controls. Fraser praised the area and supported travel growth in Montana as Senator Lee Metcalf urged near doubling federal road appropriations.

Arne Petaja A’bsaroka—Beartooth Area Development Assn Billings Willard Fraser Big Timber Cooke City Billings Logan Field Bob Michel Boulder River Box Canyon Boulder Slough Creek Abundance Creek Lake Abundance Fraser Montana Thas Lee Metcalf Senate

Townsend Visits Old Home Town on Return Trip

Dr. L. H. Townsend arrived in Laurel last week for a visit with old friends before heading home to St. George Utah after a 6000 mile trip east visiting relatives in Missouri and Ohio. He plans mushroom hunting with Jack Fielde of Livingston and hopes for yearly returns. The Pioneer paper notes his many calls and keeps the sentiment of home alive.

L. H. Townsend St. George Utah Mrs. Townsend Missouri Ohio Laurel Bruce Jack Fielde Livingston Dr. Townsend

Jim Graham Named VP and Director of Student Activities at SGHS

Jim Graham, veteran SGHS teacher and coach, is named vice principal and director of student activities. He succeeds Edwin Holmberg, who resigned to devote full time to the math department. Trustees created the new post to improve coordination of student activities. Graham's experience is expected to aid smooth operation of the program.

Jim Graham SGHS Edwin Holmberg Mn. Holmberg Graham

Mrs Annie Johnson Celebrates 85th Birthday

Neighbors and friends gathered Thursday afternoon to honor Mrs Annie Johnson on her eighty fifth birthday. Attendants included Mrs Reider Anderson and Mrs Martin Songstad who provided cakes. Daughter Mrs L J Perlman traveled from Deer Lodge to visit. Refreshments followed a day of calling and conviviality.

Annie Johnson Reider Anderson Martin Songstad L. J. Perlman Johnson Deer Lodge

Queen Candidates To Be Judged Saturday

Rodeo queen contestants will be judged on horseman ship and personality on Saturday June 4 with a tea hosted by Mrs. Stan Todd at 1 30. Personality category judges are Mrs. William Cole Mrs. Byron Grosfield and Mrs. Roger Whidden. After tea the girls travel to the rodeo grounds for horsemanship judging with judges Bob Fitzhugh Byron Manley and Dudley Tyler. Tickets are on sale from sponsoring club members. Photographs of contestants may be viewed in Robbins Gust window.

Stan Todd William Cole Byron Grosfield Roger Whidden Rodeo Bob Fitzhugh Byron Manley Dudley Tyler Robbins & Gust

Rev Tetlie in Alice Texas Finds Heat and Rain

Pastor Harold Tetlie writes from Alice Texas about heavy rain that ruined the flax crop and a promising corn outlook. He notes 97 degree heat and humid conditions, shares home news about relatives and a July trip, and mentions his August vacation.

Harold Tetlie Alice Tex Christ the King Lutheran Church Svend Maitland The Pioneer

Lavold youngster hurt by fly ball

Richard Lavold a 12 year old Billings boy was struck by a fly ball in a Little League game and suffered a skull fracture. He was reported in satisfactory condition after brain surgery and faces possible further operations once swelling subsides.

Richard Lavold Calvin Lavold Billings Richard Jonas Maitland

Memorial weekend guests and newborn in the area

Local notes report visitors from Red Lodge and Butte for the Memorial weekend plus a birth at Community hospital. Julie Rae weighs 6 pounds 5 ounces and was born May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Halverson. Also covered are travels of Missoula residents and personnel moves for Arvid Larson and John Eddy's family relocation to San Francisco.

Red Lodge Aasa Furstenberg Severine Strand al Sauter Butte Ray Elgen Homer Warthen Chicago Aasne Krone Jack Halverson Julie Rae Community Hospital Missoula John Clemens Linda van Moschelle San Francisco

Out of Town Units Plan Parade Participation

Parade plans are complete as Tope Strobel reports many out of town groups will take part. Entries include American Legion drum corps Lewistown and Billings, Billings Elks drum corps, Women of the Moose drill team, Moose drum corps, Billings Shrine Sheriff's Brigade, a motorcycle unit, and clown with a miniature train. The noon start requires arrival by 11 30 for pre judging.

Tope Strobel American Legion Lewistown Billings V.F.W Billings Elks Women of the Moose Moose Billings Shrine City Park Highway 10 Oie Motor Corner Legion Hall Strobel Ranch

Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Grass Fire Case

The district court trial of Russell Nellermoe for maliciously starting a grass fire near Big Timber failed to yield a verdict after a Monday through Thursday session. Jurors listed include Barbara Cosgriff and Patricia Sloan among others. County Attorney O. J. Paulson led the state, Richard Conklin defended Nellermoe. The next calendar case is State of Montana vs Elbert Pederson set for 10 a.m. Monday.

Russell Nellermoe Highway 10 Big Timber Barbara Cosgriff Vernie Hathaway Patricia Sloan John Boe John Blumhagen Sylvia Dixon James Cain Harold Krone Ralph Faw Walter Broughton Robert J. Elgas Sidney Huyser Victor Schriver O. J. Paulson Richard Conklin White Sulphur Springs Nellermoe State of

Polo Game Feature Sets Sunday Race Meet at Fairgrounds

A polo match opened the race meet at the fairgrounds on Sunday afternoon under the Sweet Grass Racing Association. The Larson All Stars and Bjorndal Raiders drew a 3 to 3 tie, with several events refueling interest including pole bending won by Walt Baylis and Lois Bjorndal, barrel race by Tom Larson and Vickie Clark, and relays by Cain, Larson, Clark, and Westervelt.

Fairgrounds Sweet Grass Racing Assa Larson All Stars Bjorndal Raiders Walt Baylis Lois Bjorndal Tom Larson Vickie Clark David Baylis Glenn Berg Royal Westervelt Dave Herb Baylis David Bjorndal Tim Cain Mike Clark

Mrs Josie Boe Visits Idaho Twins Born to Relatives

Mrs Josie Boe recently returned from Idaho where she met twins born to her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Lester Fredericks at St Maries. She then traveled to Harrison Idaho to visit Mr and Mrs James Boe and family.

del Muir Rye Billings Olga Muir Muir Missoula Bozeaw Del Bozeman St Nevin Cheryl Bertha Plaggerman Idaho Josie Boe Lester Fredericks St. Maries Harrison Ida James Boe

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