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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1965
Page
8
Soil Conservation Service notes erosion stays low while surface soil loss remains under 25 percent. In the studied area erosion is under 17 percent due to a cobbly surface and stable heavy foam texture. Dark skies were caused mainly by burned vegetation rather than soil organic matter and ash.
Forest Service reports ongoing summer work in the Big Timber district. Bob Davis and Bob Fitzhugh handle Box Canyon East Fork trail maintenance all week. Erling Arseth reconditions fire equipment and packs and services the 25 man crew. Bud Counter and Tom Ellis inspect summer home special uses and right of way clearance with REA on the Boulder. Robertson and Gordon plan future district timber sale programs.
Gallatin National Forest Supervisor Alan J. Lamb announced deferral of campground charges until July 1 1965 because daily use ticket supplies will be unavailable until then. Recreation Conservation stickers remain on sale for 1965 and grant park entry through March 31 1966 with campground access after July 1 1965. Petit Larceny case sees Allen E Demerath plead guilty fined 50 dollars and 60 days jail for stealing a .30-30 rifle from Sam Frederickson. arrest followed sale attempt.
Local groups meet at the Dugout and other venues for June activities. Girl Scout leaders train for day camp at the fairgrounds on July 14, with sessions led by Mrs. Dean Lowry and County Agent Bob Racicot. Royal Neighbors plan summer meetings at the Dugout and a Livingston officer meeting. Community circles, senior citizens, Doll club and federation events, Legion Auxiliary, and various group notices outline schedules, hostesses, and guest speakers through June.
Mrs. Walt Steensland released last week. Mrs. Massie Clark of Fromberg admitted Wednesday, mother of Bob Clark, recuperating from a race ship. Son of John Mike Ludwick admitted Thursday for minor surgery. Floyd Nepstad admitted Saturday for medical care and released Monday.
Mrs Ludvig Burmeister injured in a car cow accident remained hospitalized Sunday through Tuesday. Mr Joe DeGock admitted Tuesday for minor surgery and discharged Wednesday. Mrs Albert Rostad admitted Wednesday as a medical patient.
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