State AAU Horseshoe Tourney Sunday
The State AAU Horseshoe tournament will be held in Big Timber at City Park on Sunday. A record 34 entries are expected with 52 already registered from across the state. Six divisions A to F will award three trophies each, led by defending champion Ed Holmberg. Local pitchers Nat Clark Arnie Mosness Carl Mosness and Ronnie Mosness add title drama. Family attendance and weather outlook should make for lively competition.
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Big Timber
Ed Holmberg
Billings
Nat Clark
Arnie Mosness
Carl Mosnness
Ronnie Mosness
Mosnesses
Busy Summer for Miss Averil Goosey in Sheridan
Miss Averil Goosey of Sheridan Wyoming visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Goosey. She signs a contract for the coming year as director of nursing and dean of women at Sheridan College of Nursing and will help establish an associate degree nursing program there. She leaves for Dickinson North Dakota to be bridesmaid at a roommate’s wedding and to assist with a nursing program at the State College. She plans to return briefly before proceeding to Sheridan.
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Averil Goosey
Sheridan
Wyo
John Goosey
Goosey
Sheridan College of Nursing
Sheridan College
Dickinson
N. D
The
State College
Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results
A brief classified advertisement in a local paper promises fast outcomes for readers seeking prompt results. The ad emphasizes efficiency and immediacy, targeting individuals looking to buy sell or trade quickly.
Officials Stop Here On Highway Tour In Montana
Two state and federal highway officials completed a 721 mile tour from Wibaux to Lookout Pass along Interstates 94 and 90 to study safety progress and upgrade plans. They will assess signs curves median strips and other safety features and return for detailed recommendations.
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Helena
Montana
Wibaux
North Dakota
Lookout Pass
Idaho
Lewis M. Chittim
Grant Meyer
Bureau of Public Roads
Big Timber
Chittim
Highway Department
Services Held for Pearl Swindlehurst in Livingston
Funeral services were conducted Tuesday of last week at St. Andrew's Episcopal for Mrs. Pearl Swindlehurst who died suddenly at home. Rev. Jack Faas led rites with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Born June 20 1910 in Abingdon Virginia, she moved to Big Timber then Livingston and married Joseph Swindlehurst in 1930 at Pocatello Idaho. Survivors include her husband a son at University of Montana law school two daughters Beverly Duke Swindlehurst and Jean Ellen Sandberg three brothers two granddaughters and numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded by her parents and two sisters.
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Livingston
Joseph E
Pearl) Swindlehurst
Jack Faas
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Roundup
Conrad
Herbert Nunley
Roseville
Beverly
Naomi Sandberg
Great Falls
Local Notes and Community Winners at Dugout Events
Winners from the Rodieo Queen sale received prizes including a deluxe barbecue grill for Mrs. N. B. Gallentine and a transistor radio for the holder of the lucky number. Mrs. Bob Simmons amateur art class displayed oils with Miss Pandscape of a Boulder scene drawing crowd praise and planning a fall show. The Mathes piano students hosted a music party at the Dugout with many participants and a guest organist Ed Schaeffer from Billings.
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Rodieo
N. B. Gallentine
R. J. Willems
Bob Simmons
Skip Pedansonis
Joe Mathes
Diana Sargent
Debbie Sargent
Donna Sargent
Gary Elliott
Randy Ellicott
Janie Williams
Rita Dempster
Marla Dempster
Danny Rostad
Loretta Lindeman
Louise Smith
Evelyn Tollefson
Sigrid Tollefson
Alan Petaja
Ed Schaeffer
Billings
Governor Bans Miniskirts and Long Hair in Georgia Office
Gov. Lester Maddox issued a memorandum banning miniskirts in his office and warning male staff against long hair. He ordered skirts to knee length and hair to be kept above the ears. He circulated the directive among aides outlining the dress and grooming standards.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Executive Department
Maddox
Weekend Traffic Pitfalls: Why Accidents Rise
A study outlines common causes of weekend road crashes including fatigue distraction and impaired driving. It urges drivers to limit distractions choose sober operation and allow extra travel time to reduce weekend collision risk.
Springdale I-90 safety project installing steel median barrier
Helena Strandberg Construction Co workers install posts and dig holes for an all steel median barrier on I 90 at Springdale, replacing concrete curbs to improve visibility in drifting snow areas along the Yellowstone river. Project spans five miles west of Big Timber, completion scheduled for late June.
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Helena
Montana Highway Department
Springdale
Big Timber
Strandberg Construction Co
Yellowstone River
Lewis M. Chittim
Chittim
William Nimmons
Highway Department
Indians Face Sun Dance Delay If Rain Dance Persists
In the ongoing coverage, Tack notes the Montana community remains tied to the rain dance as the Northern Cheyenne Indians prepare a sun dance later this summer, likely through mid July. The rain dance has already been practiced and will continue.
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Tack
Montana
Scrap yard buys cow hides and scrap metal in Big Timber
Big Timber Scrap & Salvage advertises daily purchases of cow hides batteries radiators scrap iron and other scrap. Contact indicates location at 38-2.
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Big Timber
Bargains at Big Timber Scrap and Salvage Co
Bargains on truck and car parts new and used pipe steel fence posts ties and miscellaneous. Two good cars three good pickups and two bicycles for sale also. Big Timber Scrap Salvage Co. 38-2
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Big Timber Scrap & Salvage Co
New Location Move Near Firestone Service Center At Bennett’s
Bennett's Saddlery & Shoe Serv relocates Saturday and Sunday to the former T M Market site beside the former Firest Service, aiming to open Monday for business.
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Firest
Bennett’s Saddlery & Shoe
Porter's Selection Supports National Honor for Montana
The presentation noted Porter’s selection as one of only five such awards nationwide. The $3,000 scholarship is funded by the Armco Steel Corporation, highlighting Montana’s pride in the recipient.
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Montana
Porter
Armco Steel Corporation
Local Gleanings from Town and Campus Docket
Pvt. James A. Myrstol visits home from Ft. Sam Houston before two week furlough then heads to Ft. Bragg for medical training. Overnight guests from Seattle at Mrs. H A Anderson’s home. Mrs. Horn and son Willard arrive for summer with plans to teach at Browning next year. Barbara Haubrich of Dobson visits Margaret Voges after psychiatric training at Warm Springs. Rose Coles reports no rain at Miles City area during clinic trip. Maier Miller couple visit Steensland family then head to Gurnsey and Provo for track meet and summer school.
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James A .Myrstol
Carl Myrstol
Ft. Sam Houston
Texas
Helena
Ft. Braggs
N. C
Barbara Haubrich
Dobson
Margaret Voges
Warm Springs Hospital
Maier Miller
Walt Steensland
Polson
Gurnsey
Wyo
Malier
Robert Miller
Provo
Utah
Missoula
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Robert Morley
Terry Thomas
Red Skelton
Charlton Heston
Rex Harrison
Dana Andrews
Pearl Swindlehurst
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Lois
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Dr. Ivey
Pastor Johnson
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George Tronrud
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Sylvester Lavold
H. A. Anderson
Seattle
Cleon Austin
Henry Schmitt
Sioux Falls
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Stewart
Jonas Maitland
Bozeman
Rose Coles
Miles City
Bill Hoskinson
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