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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
6
Mr and Mrs Con Smart returned from a three week tour through Washington Oregon Idaho and Wyoming starting in Portland. They visited Grand Canyon Estes Park and Rocky Mountain National Park among other scenic spots.
Henry Walton of Glen Louis Blanchard in Billings paid a $210 fine for reckless driving. John Floyd Miller of Grey Cliff forfeited $210 on a DWI. Daniel N. Biggs of Idaho Falls Idaho forfeited $15 for failure to drive prudently. Everett Ernest Scobel of Des Moines Iowa faced $15 for no license and $100 for reckless driving and is sitting out in county jail.
Montana's commercial slaughter plants produced 15.5 million pounds of red meat in April, up 27 percent from a year ago, with hogs slaughtered at a record 35,500 head, up 46 percent. Dairy and cheese output rose while butter and cottage cheese fell. The Waterfall Swans 4-H Club met June 3 at the Dugout with activities, planning for a July 24 picnic at Hunters Hot Springs, and a concession stand for the Horseshoe Tournament.
A list records admitted patients Mrs Nellie Cook Inez Tronrud Miller Pederson Alta Allestad Harry Kleisant Edna Paulson Bertha Cremer Otto Loveseth and discharged patients Larry McBride Elo Hil Ralph Nelson Anne Petaja Timothy Kalberg Virgil Broughton with deaths noted.
In Gibson country a dryland harvest crew brings a carnival mood to each ranch visit. E. J. Mo entertains the men with tall tales while a 1800 pound roan bull and a five gallon oil can spark a comical chase through Rapelje and beyond, ending with a tale of a tail wire souvenir.
June 11 at 3 p.m. Fair Board meeting in Courtroom. June 14-17 4‑H County Camp at EUB Camp in Boulder. June 16 2 p.m. Trio Club in Dugout. June 17 8 p.m. 4H Judging Committee meeting in Courtroom. June 25 Montana Jr Hereford Field Day at Peterson Ranch Livingston. June 26 9:30 a.m. Sweet Grass Wheatland 4-H Livestock and Agriculture Judging Contest at Fair View Ranch Melville.
Bridal showers were held June 4 and June 5 honoring Sandra Fellows and Ann Bryce with elaborate decorations and gift tables. Guests included family members and numerous co hosts. programs featured skits readings and tea service. A separate personal shower on June 6 at Bill Kinsey home included Debra Faw Louise Eschenko Ann Bryce and several Fellows sisters plus games and discussions.
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