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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1951
Page
6
Riverside California June 2 A bee sting killed Deputy Coroner Ralph Hunter and Autopsy Surgeon Dr C F Baisinger, authorities announced today.
Corporal Jesse E. Friend left for camp June 1 after furlough at Reed Point visiting his father James Friend. Several relatives traveled to Helena for Sidney Albright’s graduation. Local visits include Mrs. Shutes, Mrs. Marlow, Arlen Albright, Bill Downs family, and P Roobel’s hospital stay. Reports of accidentsinclude Leila Whitford losing a finger and Chuck Whitford needing stitches. The Morleys sold their hardware store and moved to Mitchell Nebraska after an auction. Biologists from a federal hatchery noted trout catches of 15 inch fish, with eight biologists at the park lake.
Mr and Mrs Bert Woods and family visited Livingston on Saturday. Glen Hash of Livingston was in town Thursday. Mr and Mrs George Dickinson and Norma Gibby called at the CLC ranch on Tuesday. Mrs Mae Headington visited Livingston Thursday. Mr and Mrs Forrest Gibby and Jim Preston visited Big Timber Saturday. George Kamp and children called on Mr and Mrs Lee Saturday afternoon.
Bids due by 5 00 p m June 22 for calso mining building swings teeter totters remodeling windows coal house removal and new 10 by 16 foot coal house built and grounds cleaned reading that the board may reject all bids. Also notice of brand re recording required for 1951 with fee and contact details.
Efforts to sustain trout stocks focus on lake angling. Officials estimate anglers logged about 200000 hours on the lake during June July and August last season and expect a new record number of fishermen this year.
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