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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1965

Page

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Pollard Awarded 25 563 In Action For Personal Injury

A district court jury last week awarded Irving Pollard the exact amount he sought in a personal injury suit against Donald Todd and Donald Todd Jr for a November 1963 accident at the Todd ranch. The verdict was 25 563 45 dollars. A new personal injury case was called, Paul Van Cleve III and Carol Van Cleve v Edna Jarrett, with a fractured leg and other injuries. Jury members were named and alternates listed. attorneys for plaintiffs and defendant are noted.

Irving Pollard Donald Todd Donald Todd Jr Todd Ranch Paul van Cleve III Carol van Cleve Edna Jarrett Miss van Cleve Dennis Beer Ed _ Bergquist Charles A. Fallang Byron Grosfield Jimmie Helen Carl Kjarmo Betty Long Bonnie Ludwick Mary Mathes Irvin Miller Perle Schrimsher Emil Hauge Mosses Éz Cavan Anderson Symms Forbes, Peete & Brown

Little Soil Loss From Burned Airport Area

Niel E. McCaslin of the Soil Conservation Service reports on erosion after a January fire near the airport beach. He notes unburned soil horizons reach 3.14 inches, burned areas down to 3 inches, and soil drift in a coulee containing mainly organic matter and ash. Photographs show burned vegetation in winter snow drifts. Continued on page eight.

Niel E. McCaslin Soil Conservationist Soil Conservation Service Airport Beach Coulees

Teacher Kills Self And Three Children

Mrs. Carolyn Spurlin 29 killed herself and her three sons Craig 2 Eugene 4 and Joseph 7 in Livingston Tuesday night. She taught at East Boulder school during 1958 59 and later was a voluntary patient at Warm Springs state mental hospital about a year ago. Her husband Harley works as a soft drink deliveryman.

Carolyn Spurlin Livingston McLeod East Boulder Harley Spurlin Craig Eugene Joseph

Search Continues For River Victim Aus Body

Sheriff's officers and volunteers and two divers spent Saturday in another futile attempt to find the body of Ramona Aus a 21 year old Montana State College student who fell into the Boulder river at the Natural Bridge May 29. With the aid of Teddy Thompson winch truck the log jam in the first hole below the Natural bridge pool was removed. The divers then made a thorough search of the pool but found no trace of the body. The drivers also worked a considerable portion of the river below the canyon.

Ramona Aus Montana State College Boulder River Natural Bridge Teddy Thompson

Funeral Services For Mike Webb In Livingston

Funeral services were held in Livingston for Merritt L. Mike Webb 71 a former Otter Creek rancher who died Friday. Interment at Mountain View Big Timber with American Legion posts conducting military rites. Survived by widow Bertha, son George in Encino California, daughters Marion Conrow Anaheim California Lorraine Prim Livingston, six grandsons and six granddaughters.

Livingston Franzen Chapel Merritt L Mike) Webb Otter Creek Mountain View Big Timber American Legions Stanley Sylvester Knute Lavold Martin Longstad Sigurd Lavold Jr Libertyville Ill Webb Canada France Bertha P. Lavold N.P Park Post 23 American Legion District 7 Methodist Church and Machinist Union George Encino Calif Marion Conrow Anaheim Lorraine Prim

Carl W. Ewan Dies At Three Forks

Carl W. Ewan a longtime Boulder resident died Wednesday June 2 at Page Nursing Home in Three Forks at age 79. Survivors include wife Lydia Grace Rogers Ewan, three sons Wright Alva June and a daughter Irene Ferguson Marie Mikkelson and Lydia Hauge, 18 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Saturday at Lowry Chapel with Rev C Jack Faas officiating. burial in Mountain View.

Carl W. Ewan Boulder Page Three Forks Mr. Ewan Mt. Morrison Colo Lewis E. Ewan Denver Lydia Grace Rogers Livingston West Boulder East Boulder William Ferguson Harrison Wright Ewan McLeod Alva Ewan Anaconda June Ewan Manhattan William Irene) Ferguson Herb Marie) Mikkelson Norman Lydia) Hauge Big Timber Lewis E Ewan Jr Medical Lake Wash Ewan Charles Lewis Ewan Lowry Chapel C. Jack Faas St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Chas. Nicholson A. Ronald McDonnell Myrtle Sell Charlies Martin Alfred Johnston Stanley Phillips Roy Webber Roy Moore Arthur. Michels Mountain View

C A Bishop Dies At Age 87 In Big Timber Montana

Charles Abraham Bishop 87 longtime public servant of Big Timber and Sweet Grass county died at home after years of ill health. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 from Lowry Chapel with Rev. Ccee Johnson officiating burial Mountain View. Born April 25 1878 in Burnettsville Ind he married Pearle Callahan in 1900. Survived by widow a niece and a nephew, with a prior daughter Marda deceased.

Charles Abraham Bishop Big Timber Sweet Grass County Lowry Chapel Ccee Johnson Mountain View Mr. Bishop Burnettsville Ind Peter Bishop Pearle Callahan Logansport Bishop Gibson Bishops Boulder Baptist Church of Burnettse

Boat Load of Merchandise Sails With Big Timber Jaycees

The Big Timber Jaycees launch a Boat Load of Merchandise tied to the Yellowstone River Boat Float on July 9. Over 50 local merchants are asked to donate a dead stock item worth about $1. Donated goods will be wrapped and listed as donors. individual items remain unnamed. KGHL will broadcast and Jayceens will serve breakfast next day.

Big Timber Jaycees Yellowstone River Big Timber Jaycee KGHL Jayceens Jaycees

Holmberg Named Vice Principal at SGHS

Edwin Holmberg mathematics teacher at SGHS has been named vice principal to succeed the retired A L Schump. He has served on the local faculty for ten years. Biz Ed will continue to serve in full time mathematics instrde or.

Edwin Holmberg SGHS A. L. Schump

ElVera Cosgriff Selected for Montana at National 4H

ElVera Cosgriff of Sweet Grass County will join 40 Montana 4H members on a June trip to Washington D C for the National 4 H Citizenship Short Course. She travels June 17 to June 28 in a dedicated Montana railcar to visit the National 4 H Center and landmarks including the Lincoln Memorial White House and Capitol Hill. Scholarships from local groups and the Sears Roebuck Foundation support the journey.

ElVera Cosgriff Ralph Cosgriff Montana Washington, D. C ElVera Washington National Lincoln Memorial John F. Kennedy US. Department of Agriculture Capitol Hill U.S. Department of State Mt. Vernon White House Sweet Grass County 4H Council Boulder Meadowlarks 4H Club Ernest Parker Big Timber National Sears-Roebuck Foundation

Mabel Brenden Wins Sweet Grass Scholarship

Mrs. Mabel Brenden, a four year Sweet Grass county schoolteacher, is the 1965 recipient of the Sweet Grass county soil and water conservation district teacher scholarship worth 50 dollars. She will study Conservation of our Natural Resources at Eastern Montana College with Dr. Clark this summer. The award aims to encourage teachers to take conservation courses and share basic concepts in the classroom. Directors select the winner each spring from applications due by June first. A report on the course will be given at the district annual meeting next winter.

Mabel Brenden Sweet Grass County Soil and Water Conservation District Brenden Clark Eastern Montana Colege Sweet Grass County Soil and Water Conservation District

Big Timber prepares for annual professional rodeo weekend

The Big Timber rodeo returns Sunday with 63 entries from across the region and prize money likely to exceed last year’s 4430. Ranchers and cowboys like Ken Noddings and veteran judges Benny Reynolds and Bill Lawrence plan to compete and oversee events as advance ticket sales stay strong.

North America Big Timber Jim Tescher Medora N. D Tescher Oklahoma City Los Angeles Calif Dallas Tex U.S Canada Ray Kohrs James Long Ken Noddings Powell Wye Noddings Benny Reynolds Bill Lawrence

Glasston Lake Boat Club Cleans Docks and Plans Missouri Trip

The Glasston Lake Boat Club reports extensive work cleaning and maintaining the lakeside facilities. Ralph Weagel becomes acting commodore while George Cremer takes over as vice commodore. Cmdr Dean Larson is absent. A boat trip down the Missouri from Ft. Benton to the Robinson bridge is planned for next week, with Morris Tronrud Jr. seeking interested participants.

Glasston Lake Cmdr Dean Larson Ralph Weagel George Cremer Weagel Missouri Ft. Benton Robinson Bridge Morris Tronrud Jr

Local Notes Move to Livingston and Car Crash Report

George Boe moved to Livingston and is employed by the railroad. Mrs. Ione Bristol was in a one car crash at the cemetery when her car slipped into gear and struck a tree, causing significant damage though she only suffered a head bump and bruises. Exin worked as a Quake Lake area guide this summer.

Livingston George Boe N. P Ione Bristol Bristol Exin Quake Lake

Parade Arrangements Set for Big Timber Rodeo

Final parade plans announced by Tope Strobel with out of town judges secured. Shrine Black Horse Patrol to perform at 2 10 before grand entry. Parade starts noon at city park and travels McLeod to highway, ending at Legion building. Float judging at 11 30 with prize classes listed.

Tope Strobel American Legion Auxiliary Women of the Moose Shrine Black Horse Patrol Rodeo Arena City Park McLeod Street Oie Motor Co Legion Building

Locals Dominate Montana Horseshoe Tourneys

Livingston Art Olsen of Helena topped 23 players with a 231 in the Sacajawea Park qualifier. Nat Clark of McLeod won Class A with Ed Holmberg of Big Timber second and Olsen third. Ken Harmon of Bozeman led Class B, Ron Mosness of Big Timber second, Jim White of Helena third. Ed Peake Sr. of Livingston won Class C, Gene Haney of Virginia City second, Claude Hoveland of Livingston third. Trophies went to top three in each class and to the highest qualifier, Olsen, with the large trophy donated by Dicks Pack Sack. Finals followed Saturday's qualifiers. no Class D.

Livingston Art Olsen Helena Montana Sacajawea Park Nat Clark McLeod Ed Holmberg Big Timber Olsen Ken Harmon Bozeman Ronnie Mosness Jim White Ed Peake, Sr Gene Haney Virginia City Claude Hoveland

GROSFIELD HOLMBERG WIN SCHOLARSHIPS

Two 1965 SGHS graduates receive Montana State College scholarships. Erin Grosfield earns an alumni scholarship in mechanical engineering for 1965-66. Jeanette Holmberg receives the Haynes scholarship for the upcoming academic year.

A. R. Collins Montana State College SGHS Erin Grosfield Byron Grosfield Jeanette Holmberg Edwin Holmberg Haynes

Canadian Trip Returns From Edson Calgary Visit

Mr and Mrs Darrel Laubach and family returned Tuesday from a trip to Canada. They visited Roy Woeppels in Edson Alberta and viewed the 300 carat largest in North America exhibit in Calgary.

Darrel Laubach Canada Roy Woeppels Edson Alberta Calgary America

Pioneer Home gifts and staffing plans for new opening

Mrs. Clete Huff reports gifts in response to last week’s article. Rose Crockett donated two sun room pictures in memory of Mr. Crockett. Art Sell suggests the Boy Scouts collect 400 clothes hangers. Mrs. James Moore Sr. of Sidney, Montana, made 12 pot holders for the kitchen. After interviewing twenty five applicants, nearly a complete staff is ready for work. Classes for new hires will be held at the Pioneer Home before opening day. Key staff include Mrs. Susie McComb as cook and Mrs. Harold McLauchlan as registered nurse on call. Thirty patients have signed up for admittance. Huff family moves to Big Timber June 15, living at 302 East Second.

Rose Crockett Pioneer Home Susie McComb Ed Mack Ozzie Nevin Harold McLauchlan Rudolph Fallang Kristi Davis Carol Christensen Sandra Nelson Huff Big Timber East Second

Also Mentioned on This Page

Pollard Ted Hetland Sandra Helen Clarence Todd Don Todd Reed Point Helen Todd Self Mike Webb Tom Simmons Sweet Grass C. A. Bishop Marda Clive Haas Lowell Galbreth Garneill Holmberg Warren Wurthier Buffalo Wyo Billy Schall Arlee Mont Ellie Lewis Penticton B. C Roy Jones Oakville Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo Lowry’s Gee Fairgrounds Rodeo Grounds Bob Bird Buzz Flanagan Bill Cole Russell Smith Walter Ae John Ronneberg Neil McCaslin Kieth Engle Lloyd Berg Norris Johnson Dale Schott John Green Andrea Rostad Peter Rostad St. Olaf College Northfield Minn Rostads Andrea Cornell University Boat Club Parade The Clete Huff
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