Seattle Couple Wed at Esperance Baptist Church
Seattle couple Miss Susan Louise Cameron daughter of Mr and Mrs Neil Cameron of Edmonds and Walter Allen Huyser son of Mr Howard Huyser of Livingston were united in marriage May 23 at the Esperance Baptist Church in Edmonds Washington. Both are employed by Seattle First National Bank. The bride attended Edmonds Griffin and Murphy Business schools and Walter is a Colorado State University graduate. They will live in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Louise Cameron
Neil Cameron, Sr
Edmonds
Wash
Walter Allen Huyser
Seattle
Howard Huyser
Livingston
Esperance Baptist Church
Seattle First National Bank
Huyser
Griffin and
Murphy Business School
Walter
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Colo
E. H. Cowles
Peter M. Petersen
Laurel
Alice Stewart
Billings
Gertrude Carter
Miles City
Burndette Kelly
Chicago
Lew Webb
Board of County Commissioners
L. F. Divine
Mervin Sell
Sell
Divine
D. D. Johnson
Citizens State Bank
Havre
Holly Hefferlin
John M. Seaman
Percy F. Robertson
Timber
Butte
Butte Piano Co
Robertson
Mike Kerin
Big Timber
Lars Aareskjold
Iona Ostenson
Anaconda
Lee Overfelt
Great Falls
Hugh Overfelt
Emmett Deegan
Denver
Fred Ehrlich
Nina Thompson
Montana
Lewistown
Scobey
Dusting Off The Old Ones May 22 1924 Big Timber Local Notes
Local column lists visits from J B Morris from Crazy Mountain ranch H T Flemming of Quebec and Jim Olson from Billings. Bailey Sekman received a car load of Chevrolets with a prize for the Masonic Shrine. A California tourist party passing through Big Timber reports fumigation for foot and mouth disease. Several residents and visitors from Laurel Miles City Chicago Livingston and Billings appear in social visits and luncheons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Morris
Crazy Mountain
H. T. Flemming
Quebec
Jim Olson
Billings
Harry Kauffman
Boulder Forest
Big Timber
Bailey & Sekman
Masonic Shrine
Emil Skarda
Dladerli
California
Kansas
Car Motorcycle Crash Near 7th and McLeod Injures Riders
A Monday evening collision at the 7th and McLeod intersection involved a 1969 Chrysler driven by Mr and Mrs Con Smart and a 1971 Suzuki owned by Charles Holy Cross driven by Holy Cross and Teresa Tichenor. Tichenor was treated for a badly cut knee and released, Holy Cross had bruises, Smart couple unharmed. officer Bonnarens cited Smart for failure to yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
7Th
McLeod
Con Smart
Chrysler
Suzuki
Charles Holy Cross
Holy Cross
Teresa Tichenor
al Bonnarens
Smart
Bonnarens
Community Notes From Big Timber Pioneer Gibson File
A running list of local visits and moves in Big Timber includes Mrs Hargrove daughter of Carl Hanson and her childhood ties to the town. May 24 1956 visits from Kenneth Hereim family from Ennis and Mrs Ben Deverle mother of Patrolman Paul Deverle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibson
Hargrove
Carl Hanson
Big Timber
Kenneth Hereim
Ennis
Ben Deverle
Paul Deverle
Dick Harper
Eddie Harper
Melville
Air Force Base
Witchita
Kan
Oscar Vik
Wallace
Ida
Chris
Cleveland
Mossmain
Ueland
Bina Hauge
Richard Forsyth
Mike McKague
Glenn Parker
McKague
Westfall
Ore
Parker
Ken Davenport
Billings
Davenport
Starr Motors
Dora Brannin
Byron Grosfield
Mouat
Jim
Gene Spilde Jr
Gene
Gerald Hauge
East Second Street
Bill Allen
Art Boettcher
Sunday
Conrad
Art
Gamble’s
Erickson Family Graduation Trip Through Canada and Northwest
Rev and Mrs Arnold Erickson and son Dean recently attended graduation exercises at International Bible college in Moose Jaw during Memorial weekend. Their nephew Bryan Roset graduated, and after college events they traveled via Medicine Hat Cranbrook Tacoma Kirkland and Seattle visiting relatives including Rosa Erickson and Jewell at Northwest Bible College. Jewell remains to spend the summer with the family as Rev Erickson’s sister visits Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Erickson
Dean
Moose Jaw
Canada
International Bible College
Bryan Roset
Rev Erickson
Rosa Erickson
Seattle
Medicine Hat
Erickson
Cranbrook
B.C
Tacoma
Campground Fees Set for Gallatin National Forest Areas
Gallatin National Forest announces daily camping charges in specific areas from mid June to mid September. Fees range from 1 to 2 dollars per day with several zones listed, while most sites remain free. The Golden Eagle passport does not cover forest fees and ages 62 plus receive 50 percent reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallatin National Forest
Ken Gallik
Hyalite
Langohr and Hood
Gallatin Canyon
Swan Creek
West Yellowstone
South Fork
Rainbow Point
Beaver Creek
Cabin Creek
Cooke City
Soda Butte
Colter
Chief Joseph
Livingston
Yellowstone River Area
Pine Creek
Snowbank
Big Timber Boulder River Area
Falls Creek
Aspen
Hicks Park
National Parks and National Recreation
Also Mentioned on This Page
University of Washington
Phil Langston
Philip Jr
Denny
Kathy
Bob Deegan
Bozeman
S. N. Lavold
Bertha Gottlob
G. H. Ekstrom
Marshfield
Margo Beck
Monte Beck
St Vincent's School of Nursing
Margo
Petrov Hall
Clarence Petaja
Kenneth Schott
Ethel Beck
Emmett
Idaho
Almeda Pierce
Ruth Beck
Evelyn Maxson
Anne Petaja
Ron Stutterheim
Myron Stutterheim
Carol
Janet Stutterheim
Henry Schakelaar
Prairie View
Schakelaars
Stutterheim
Pioneer
International
Kermit Luttschwager
Stillwater
USDA
Stillwater Packing Co
Master Charge & Bankamericard
Frank J. Seibert & Sons
Columbus
Rapelje
Riverside Lumber & Supply CO
LTC
AU Ar Sh
Pep Ewe
Ben & His Boys
City Club
City Club Lanes
vRonnan Ae
Ea Hou
Benjamin
Ullman Lumber
Dick McLees
Legion Hall
Jerry
Kawasaki
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