Wedding Reception Honors Brumfields With Music and Gifts
Mrs. Kirby Brumfield Sr of Salem served the wedding cake and Mrs. George Broadwater of Fishtail poured coffee while Mrs. Fidelia Geiger sister of the bride of Reed Point served punch. The Bridger Creek Federated club helped with refreshments for about 275 guests. Masters of ceremonies were Kirby Brumfield Jr of Portland and Kirby Brumfield Sr of Salem. The program featured Georgia Peck of Columbus reading Fifty Years Ago and Scott Peterson of Columbus singing My Best to You with Jim VanCampen of Glasgow on piano accompaniment. A. P.'s horse Socks was shown by Mike Guthrie with Vicki Matney leading the horse. Jim Van Campen and Sandra Van Campen performed. Mrs. Sophia Guthrie spoke and a gift was presented to Mr. and Mrs. Cash in honor of their 46th anniversary. Out-of-town relatives listed include the Cashes of Central Point, Downs of Helena, Brumfields of Salem and Portland, Walseths of Missoula, Brumfields of Anaconda, and many others from Reed Point, Glasgow, Sheridan, Livingston, and Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirby Brumfield Sr
Salem
Ore
George Broadwater
Fishtail
Fidelia Geiger
Reed Point
Bridger Creek Federated Club
Kirby Brumfield Jr
Portland
Georgia Peck
Columbus
Scott Peterson
Jim VanCampen
Glasgow
A. P
Socks
Mike Guthrie
Vicki Matney
Bonnie
Jim van Campen
Charley Cash
Central Point
Sandra van Campen
Iona Brumfield Broadwater
Sophia Guthrie
A. P. Brumfield
Charles Cash
Cashes
Percy Neville
Chas. Cash
Bill Downs
Walter Pocha
Helena
G. J. Walseth
R. Bb. Walseth
Bill Golden
Mark
A. C. Brumfield
Terry
Arthur Guthrie
Mike
Eugene Jurovich
Scott Leedham
Billings
Vinton Guthrie
Butch
Livingston
Rex Guthrie
Sons
Big Timber Guests List From Across Montana Wordy Social Note
A long social roster from Big Timber Montana lists Jon Van Campen and many out of town guests from Billings Laurel Livingston Absarokee Missoula Fishtail Missoula and Columbus among others. Names include Mrs Ethel DeFrance Arthur Ohmsby Joe Cash and Robert Line with numerous couples and families visiting for a summer gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Golden
S. M. Cain
Ethel DeFrance
Laurel
Janie Williams
Etta Farthing
John Boe
Carl Mysse
Walter McBride
Harry Weamer
Roy Vaughn
B. T. Deeney
Arthur Ohmsby
Reider Anderson
Beulah Patterson
Big Timber
Helen Todd
J. T. Groth
Livingston
Joe Cash
Luther
Pemmer Halvorsen
Bridger
Wallace Halvorsen
Public liquor ban and intoxication rules
The law prohibits drinking liquor in public places unless under a beer license or special permit and bars being intoxicated in public. It also requires compliance with lawful orders from police officers or highway patrolmen regarding highway use.
Mrs Sara Dahl 1914 Montana bakeries owner dies
Mrs. Sara Dahl of Great Falls who ran several Montana bakeries and later owned the Big Timber Bakery since 1947 died in 1955. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Chester Ropp and Mrs. George Males. eight grandchildren. six great grandchildren. a sister Mrs Ol i ne Hansen of Haugesund Norway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Big Timber Bakery
Dahl
Olaf Dahl
Chester Ropp
Bloomington
Ill
George Males
Livingston
Richard
Larry Ropp
Ronald Dahl
Carolyn Almieda
Billings
Phyllis Devine
Sandra
Robert
Judith Angle
Olifine Hansen
Haugesund
Norway
Former Big Timber teacher earns national honors
Armin Jahr, former Big Timber grade school superintendent, received four national honors in 1962. He served as assistant principal at Great Falls high school, moved to Bremerton as superintendent, and appeared as an expert at the Atlantic City convention. He joined Olympia college work in 1946 and now leads Bremerton schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Armin Jahr
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Jahr
Big Timber
Great Falls High School
Bremerton
Big
Atlantic City
American Association of School Administrators
Schoolmasters’ Rotary Club
American Red Cross
Encyclopedia Britannica
Olympia College
Rites Held Here for Reid Infant
Charles Cimarron Reid infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Reid died Sunday at Memorial hospital Livingston. Mass was held Tuesday at St Josephs Church officiated by Fr O Donnell Bozeman. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Born August 25 1962 in Livingston. Father a student at Montana paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs C F Reid flew from River Forest NL to attend rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cimarron Reid
Charles F. Reid
Memorial Hospital
Livingston
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Fr. O’donnell
Bozeman
Mountain View Cemetery
Montana
C. F. Reid
River Forest
Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results Tryout
A concise classified item showcases a quick results feature from the Pioneer system. It highlights simple ads designed to deliver rapid outcomes for buyers and sellers, emphasizing ease of use and fast postings.
Don Harrington Set to Announce Big Timber Rodeo
Butte native Don Harrington will be the announcer at the Big Timber Rodeo this Sunday. A former RCA rodeo contestant and secretary, he has announced ~thousands of fans across North America and covers about thirty rodeos each year. He raises quarter horses and is noted for his distinctive voice and wit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Harrington
Butte
Don
Montana
University of Montana
RCA Rodeos
Edmonton
Alberta
Canada
United States
Rodeo
Mrs Bird Receives SWCD Scholarship
The 1963 Sweet Grass County Soil and Water Conservation District teacher’s $50 scholarship was awarded to Mrs. Bird. The local teacher will study conservation at summer school and attend Eastern Montana College in Billings, taking a course in conservation of natural resources. The board of supervisors selected her on June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County Soil and Water Conservation District
Sweet Grass selects 4 H conservation camp representatives
The Soil, Oil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors chose representatives from Sweet Grass County to attend the forestry soil and water conservation camp and weed control program. They annually award traveling expenses to those from Sweet Grass County attending open camp opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweetrass County
Soil Oil and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors
Sweet Grass County
Wanted Teenager Seeks Farm Work And Misc Help
Classified notices include teen farm help call 2 2980 for Steve Dempster and other wants such as hay handling with Graham Woolsey at 932 2898, sewing at home, freezer purchase, and local Bozeman visit brief. Rodeo prize money leaders cited: Sonny Davis and Jim Shoulders with records and totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dempster
Cayuse Hills 4H Club Plans Fourth of July Picnic
President Lynn Adams led at Art Hanson ranch with roll call answered by my favorite branding job. Club plans rodeo parade float sign project and annual Fourth of July picnic with Vickie presenting. Meeting adjourned and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Adams
Art Hanson Ranch
Vickie
Glenn Berg
High School Staff Plans for Summer
Principal Collins will work at the school most of the summer, with a two week trip to NEA meetings in Columbus and Detroit. Gertrude Conwell plans trips to Indiana and Missouri then summer school. Mary Astle stays home in Billings after visits to Washington and New York. Ed Bergquist travels to Shelby then remains in Big Timber. Jim Graham continues bookkeeping. Harold Helen pursues graduate work at Montana State. Ed Holmberg has no plans. Scott Hoskinson tends summer duties and fishing. Mrs. Sigurd Lavold plans ranch life return. Darrell Meskimen stays in Big Timber then attends a Washington State college fellowship in Pullman. Mervin Wertz works on the Boulder National Forest. Robert Woolley plans mountain work. Arthur Schump stays home mostly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
NEA
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Mich
Gertrude Conwell
Indiana
Missouri
Washington
D.C
New York
Mary Astle
Billings
Ed Bergquist
Shelby
Big Timber
Jim Graham
Harold Helen
Montana State College
Ed Holmberg
Scott Hoskinson
Sigurd Lavold
Darrell Meskimen
Pullman
Wash
Washington State College
Mervin Wertz
The
Forest Service
Robert Woolley
Arthur Schump
Calf roping season nets record rodeo payout
Dean Oliver of Boise Idaho earned and shared a record $28,841 in calf roping during the 1960 rodeo season, marking the biggest money grab yet in the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Oliver
Boise Ida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Riley McClelland
Charles Fink
Bessie Wimsett
J. G. Hinginseon
Chris Thompson
Jim Annin
Wm. Witt Jr
Paul Rosean
F. H. Richardson
Ethel Murphy
Mary Murphy
Gus Nystul
A. W. Newmann
Gus Westerhaus
Lawrence Aber
Charley Davis
Harold Nordahl
Elsie Harris
LaVerne Swan
Amanda Boston
Mrs
Sara Dahl
Vic Christensen
Cimarron
Weagel Insurance Agency
McLeod Street
Cimarron Insurance Co., Inc
Cimarron, Kansas
Crauacy
Rome
Zoo
Reid
Mrs. Bird
Graham Woolsey
Richard Sloan
Aasne Krone
Lern Pudwill
Sonny Davis
Kenna, N. M
Fort Worth
Bill Linderman
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Denver
Jim Shoulders
Henryetta
Oxhla
Cayuse Hills 4H Club
Parkay Oleo
T & M Market
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