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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1963

Page

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Big Timber to Be By-Passed in State Interstate Plans

The Montana highway department announced the interstate timetable with Big Timber to Springdale by 1971 as one of the last sections to be bypassed. Other by-passes include Bozeman in 1967 and Billings in 1964, with a total 346 miles of contracts let to date.

Big Timber State Highway Department Springdale Grey Cliff Bozeman Billings Canadian Alberta Idaho North Dakota Wyoming

Careless shooting blamed after injuries and incidents

Mrs Beley was shot in the jaw while in her garden on Memorial Day. the bullet did not hit bone or teeth. Sheriff warns about stray shots as similar incidents occur near Yellowstone bridge and Fryes Cafe. Signs will be posted at the city dump to prohibit shooting and curb firearm confiscations.

Hans Beley Standish Thompson

Engaged Teresa Drivdahl to Hallas Ridgeway in Somes Windham Conn

Engaged Mr and Mrs Emil Drivdahl announce the engagement of their daughter Teresa to Hallas H Ridgeway son of Mr and Mrs Benton Ridgeway of South Windham Conn A September wedding is planned Teresa a SGHS and MSA graduate has taught English in Cambodia under the Smith Mundt exchange program Ridgeway a bureau of Public Roads employee on loan to USAID as highway engineer works on the Friendship Highway in Cambodia they will return to Cambodia after their marriage Ridgeway has one year remaining on his contract

Emil Drivdahl Teresa Hallas H. Ridgeway Benton Ridgeway South Windham Cambodia Mr. Ridgeway

Dick Liquin Injured in Auto Accident Near Great Falls

Dick Liquin son of Mrs Lloyd Ronning was seriously injured in an automobile crash near Great Falls around 5 p m He suffered a crushed vertebrae and other injuries Both he and his grandfather Walter Liquin were taken to a Great Falls hospital where the elder man received facial cuts Dick is reported to be recovering satisfactorily though hospitalization will be extended The accident happened as the car skidded on a rain slick highway while nearing their destination

Dick Liquin Lloyd Ronning Great Falls Mrs. Ronning Leonard Esp Ray Esp

American Legion Memorial Day Observed With Parade

A bright day drew a good crowd for the annual American Legion Memorial service and parade. Parade marshal Ralph Prather led, Rev. Ocee Johnson spoke, and Byron Manley served as chaplain. Color guard included A Ronald McDonnell Harold Boe Dick Armstrong and Julius Bizold. Firing squad listed Rudy Mosness as leader with Al Deegan K C Jones Herb McCauley Ray Collins Don Shay Ralph Faw Kermit Luttschwager and Chuck Nicholson. Grade school drum and bugle corps directed by Robert Woolley and Cub Scouts overseen by Art Sell.

Ralph Prather Marshall Ocee Johnson Byron Manley A. Ronald McDonnell Harold Boe Dick Armstrong Julius Bizold Rudy Mosness al Deegan K. C. Jones Herb McCauley Ray Collins Don Shay Ralph Faw Kermit Luttschwager Chuck Nicholson Robert Woolley Art Sell

Granddaughter of Mrs Strand Crowned Queen on TV

Mrs Severine Strand of Big Timber Montana watched her granddaughter Charleen Bluhm of San Diego crowned Queen for a Day on ABC. Bluhm wished for toys and a gym set to aid her four year old son Bobby who is blind and deaf.

Charleen Bluhm San Diego Jack Smith Maxine Reeves Bluhm Severina Strand Big Timber MC Smith Jack Bailey Hollywood Calif Severine Strand Mont ABC Bobby Com

Miss Big Timber Bakery Corale Beer in Local Miss America

Corale Louise Beer 18, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Beer, represents Big Timber Bakery in the Miss America Pageant sponsored by the Big Timber Lions Club. A SGHS graduate with music training on accordion and piano, she lists Rainbow for Girls, school paper, band, librarian duties and Cancer Fellowship as activities with outdoors as a hobby. Her measurements include height 5 ft 2 in, waist 24 in, hips 35 in, weight 110 lb, blue eyes, blonde hair.

Corale Louise Beer Lloyd Beer Big Timber Bakery Big Timber Lions Club Corale SGHS Rainbow For Miss Robbins & Gust Diana Louise Taylor Benjamin L. Taylor Diana

4H Conservation Camp Delegates Named in Montana

Roger Thomas and Rose Ann Buster were chosen as 4H members to receive scholarships to the 1963 Montana 4H Conservation Camp at Bow and Arrow ranch south of Livingston. ElVera Cosgriff named first alternate. Applicants were judged on home conservation work and a short article on conservation. Roger wrote on the importance of soil and conservation.

Roger Thomas Rose Ann Buster Montana Bow and Arrow Ranch Livingston ElVera Cosgriff Roger

Rodeo Queen Contest Nears Final Week At Headquarters

The Rodeo Queen contest enters its final week with nine entrants moving to the rodeo headquarters on Saturday morning for poster and container displays. Votes are counted Saturday night and the winner receives a U.S. savings bond. Diana Louise Taylor, 19, SGHS graduate, is a 63-year-old contestant with a three minute speech act and talents in sewing and art.

Rodeo U. S Jayceens

Big Timber prepares for rodeo weekend and parade

Big Timber gears up for a major weekend with a Jaycee rodeo and Sunday parade. Stock has arrived for events with about 4000 dollars in prize money, and entries from riders across the region including Ken Noddings and Duane Bruce. Parade units, prizes, schedules, barbecue and dances are planned with HQ at Frye's Lounge building.

Neil McCaslin Lloyd Berg Jaycee Rodeo Committee Tope Strobel Vic Gee Billy Hale Checotah Okla Ken Noddings Powell Wyo Herb Doenz Big Horn Stub Hill Bisbee Ariz Duane Bruce Calgary Alberta Bruce Winston Bruce Doenz Noddings University of Wyoming Rodeo Hill Big Timber Rodeo Pete Crump Greenacres Wash Larry McKinney Roger Mawson McKinney Phoenix Mawson Ft. Smith Ark Rodeo Frye Dale Gee Fairgrounds Jim Long John Ronneberg Harold Rue Bill Cole Barzz Flanagan Keith Engle Bill Dennis

Skip Pederson Critically Injured in Tractor Accident

Skip Pederson, son of Mr and Mrs Miller Pederson, was critically injured when a tractor overturned on him at the Pederson ranch around 530 pm Monday. He suffered a broken back and internal injuries while attempting to pull a stuck pickup from a creek. he was taken to Community hospital and then flown to Billings with Dr Standish and McLean Clark.

Skip Pederson Miller Pederson Pederson Ranch Skip Standish McLean Clark Billings Lowry Jim

Services Held For Mrs. Sara Dahl

Mrs. Sara M. Dahl longtime Big Timber resident died of a heart ailment at a Bloomington Illinois hospital. She was 83 years old and services were held Monday afternoon at the Big Timber Lutheran church officiated by Rev. Ocee Johnson with violin and organ music and pallbearers from Livingston Big Timber and Billings. Burial followed at Mountain View Cemetery. Born April 30 1880 in Haugesund Norway she married Raymond A. Dahl in June 1906 and they came to the United States.

Sara M. Dahl Big Timber Bloomington Big Timber Lutheran Church Ocee Johnson A. Ronald McDonnell Margaret Busha Rh Gite George Males Bill Males Earl Males Livingston Ronald Dehli Billings Paul Stone Bill Kinsey Mountain View Dahl Haugesund Norway Raymond A. Dahl United States

Bride Wears Colonial Silk Gown In Simple Nuptials

Miss Sher ryl Wilt played nuptial music as Miller-Traal and Pink gladiolus stood in floor standards. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a colonial style silk bombazine gown with French Chantilly lace.

Sherryl Wilt

Montana AAU Open Horseshoe Tournament

Big Timber Jaycees sponsor the Montana AAU open horseshoe pitching tournament at the city park June 15 and 16. It runs 8 a.m. each day and is open to amateurs from the United States and Canada. Entry blanks were mailed to past participants. others may enter via Arnold Berg or at the park clerk Saturday morning. Prizes and medals will be awarded to various class winners.

Big Timber Jaycees United States Canada Arnold Berg Park

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Beley Walter Liquin American Legion Memorial Service Miss Big Timber Bakery Miss Robbins Gust City Park Main Street Cort Oie Motor Legion Club City Club Tope Oie’s Sara Dahl Ambrose Brumfields
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