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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1955

Page

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Polio Shots Given to 72 Children in Local Clinic

In a county clinic Dr. Baskett and Dr. Claiborn administered polio vaccines to 72 children, with Dolly Nutting and Barbara receiving shots in staged photos. Roger Thompson peered in from the doorway as parents and nurses prepared the vaccines and register at the table.

Dr. Baskett Dolly Nutting Claiborn Roger Thompson Melville Clarence Petaja Barbara Ben Olness J. D. Herries Barney Warp Dick Armstrong Standish Baskett

Delegates Named for Boys State at Western Montana College

Four delegates and four alternates to Boys State scheduled August 21 to 28 at Western Montana College of Education were announced. Delegates are George Bray Emil Drivdahl Franklin Grosfield and Larry Esp Masons with alternates Benny Green Curtis Jacobson Ken Mlekush and Douglas Mothershead.

Boys State Western Montana College of Education George Bray the Legion Emil Drivdahl Lions Franklin Grosfield Jaycees Larry Esp Girls State

Lois Valgamore Weds John B. Kelly in Laurel

The wedding of Lois Valgamore and John B. Kelly took place Friday evening at the Valgamore home with Rev. J. D. Lindley officiating. The couple exchanged vows in a double ring ceremony, attended by immediate relatives, as Alta Lindley played.

Marley brothers in Bozeman fill Cort hotel night clerk post

Tom Marley arrives in Bozeman from Bozeman to work as night clerk at the Cort hotel replacing his ill brother Joe. The Marleys are brothers of Ben Marley and will stay a few days.

Tom Marley Bozeman Cort Hotel Joe Ben Marley

City band maps rodeo appearance at Cremer event

At the meeting last night the City band discussed plans to play at the Cremer rodeo on July 9 and 10. E. O. Overland is director with Francis Ferris as assistant director and the band officers elected for the year include Mrs. Oscar Fallang librarian and Ed Hale assistant librarian. The secretary treasurer is Mrs. John Goosey and the executive committee comprises Oscar Ellingson John Goosey and Malcolm Goosey.

E. O. Overland Francis Ferris Oscar Fallang Ed Hale John Goosey Oscar Ellingson Malcolm Goosey

Double Ring Nuptials Held Before 50 Relatives

The couple exchanged vows at 2 o'clock in a ceremony attended by about 50 relatives and friends. White lilacs white spires and lighted tapers decorated the chancel for the rites.

First and second graders to receive second shots next Monday

About half of eligible children who had first shots Monday will return for their second shots on Monday June 27 from 10 a m to 12 noon. Eligible first and second graders who received initial shots Monday are scheduled for their second dose in the same window of 10 am to noon.

Home Talent Show Presented by County 4-H Leaders

4-H leaders of the county present a home talent show at 8 p m Friday June 24 in the Legion hall. Dance and lunch follow with no admission charge but a free will offering for the 4 H Council. Participating clubs include The Fixer Big Timber Creek 4 H The Dude Boulder 4 H Music Carl Idland Grey Cliff Hill Billies 4 H Music Crazy Mountain Boys Porcupine Butte 4 H Operation X Otter Creek Beavers 4 H The Lovers Errand Dry Creek Wranglers 4 H.

4-H Legion Hall 4-H Council Lloyd Rein Porcupine Butte the Fixer Big Timber Creek The Dude—Boulder Carl Idland Grey Cliff Hill Billies Crazy Mountain Boys Operation X Otter Creek Beavers Lovers Errand Dry Creek Wranglers

Milo Westervelt dragged to death on ranch

Milo Westervelt aged 40 was dragged to death by a horse on the Roger Whidden ranch north of Springdale. The body was found about 2:30 p m after a two and a half hour search. He left with Roger Whidden and Donald Jones to fix fence and cattle. the others returned to the house and Milo’s horse came back saddle under its belly. He died likely after leaving the house around 8 a m. Survivors include his widow and three children. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 p m with service and interment at Mountain View.

Milo Westervelt Roger Whidden Springdale Dean Lowry Milo Donald Jones Roger Donald I.t Is Lowry Lowry Funeral Home Mountain View

Referendum Voting Place Is Selected in Sweet Grass County

The 1956 wheat marketing quota referendum polling place is the Sweet Grass county ASC office above Bouse garage. Voters may cast ballots in their residency or production community. Absentee ballots available from any county ASC office for those away or unable to attend. Polls open 9 a m to ?. Eligibility requires farm with over 15 acres or entitlement to share in 1956 wheat proceeds. Two thirds approval keeps quotas. 75 to 82 percent parity likely. penalties apply for over allotments.

Sweet Grass County ASC Bouse

Pudwill and Thompson Wed at Lutheran Church

Lorn Pudwill and Miss Anna Elizabeth Thompson daughter of Mrs Ellen Thompson were married Saturday evening in a candlelit Lutheran church ceremony. Rev Wm A Hood officiated at 7 o'clock before about 100 guests with Kay Bee on music and Mrs Allen Thompson of Glendive singing The Lord's Prayer and God Gave Me You.

Lutheran Church Lorn Pudwill Anna Elizabeth Thompson Ellen, Thompson Wm. A. Hood

Wed at Home Rites Saturday Morning

A wedding was solemnized Saturday morning June 11 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berg in Shawmut. Arnold Dale Berg married Miss Dianna Lee Nies daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nies of Ennis in a single ring ceremony performed by Rev. Wm. A. Hood at 10 o clock before about 80 guests. Kay Bee played the wedding marches and Patsy Steensland Noreda Maitland sang Always and The Lord s Prayer. The bride wore a white taffeta and net ballerina gown with fingertip veil and a bouquet of red roses with satin streams and stephanotis.

Henry Berg Shawmut Arnold Dale Dianna Lee Nies Ed Nies Ennis Wm. A. Hood

Evangelist Rev. Charles B Donahue At Church Of God

Chattanooga TN preacher Rev Charles B Donahue will lead a ten day evangelistic campaign at the Church of God Starting with services tonight and tomorrow at 8 PM He will speak Sunday and each night next week Rev Sealey calls him a unique preacher likening him to Billy Sunday Everyone is welcome to attend.

Charles B. Donahue Chattanooga Tenn Church of God Donahue Sealey Billy Sunday

Herder Schedule Is Announced

Football and basketball schedules for the reorganized southern B division are set per Coach Ray Dodds. Big Timber asks afternoon Saturday games at 1 30 and Friday night games at 8, with basketball preliminaries at 7. The Sheepherders start Sept 9 or 10 against Harlowton here. Other conference trips include Red Lodge, Worden, Columbus, Roundup, Absarokee, Forsyth, and a Dec schedule in basketball.

Ray Dodds Big Timber Ray L. Collins Sheepherders Harlowton Red Lodge Worden Columbus Roundup Absarokee Forsyth

Swimming Pool to Open Monday at City Park

Roy Snyder and Milton Wordal will serve as lifeguards when the city pool opens Monday. Times for swimming lessons to be announced later. Morning play program at the city park runs from 9 to 10 30 with the rest of the day devoted to swimming.

Roy Snyder Milton Wordal City Park

Mother of Mrs Eurich Passes

Mrs. R H Eurich of Melville travels to Philadelphia after the death of her mother Mrs William L Rowland who died May 28 Eurich will stay in Philadelphia through June to settle her mother's affairs

R. H. Eurich Melville Philadelphia William Il. Rowland Rowland Eurich

Republican Women to Organize Here in Sweet Grass County

Women of Sweet Grass county are invited to a 1 o'clock no-host luncheon at Frye's cafe Saturday to help organize a Republican Women's club led by Mrs. R. H. Weidman of Polson. Her husband, a Big Timber attorney about 25 years ago, is remembered by many longtime residents.

Sweet Grass County Frye’s Cafe R. H. Weidman Polson

Harry Hart Celebrates 92nd Birthday in Melville Area

Over 90 friends and neighbors gathered at the Harry Hart home near Melville to honor his ninety second birthday. The Sweet-Grass county pioneer, hale and hearty, plans a 1959 golden wedding anniversary celebration with Mrs. Hart. Guests enjoyed turkey and ham as dinner ran from 4 p.m. into the evening.

Harry Hart Melville Mr. Hart Sweet-Grass County Mrs. Hart

Loftsgaarden Family Returns From Powers Visit

Mr and Mrs Owen Loftsgaarden and two sons brought Owen's mother Mrs Inga Loftsgaarden home last Thursday after a two week stay with them at Powers. They visited a couple days here before returning home.

Owen Loftsgaarden Owen Inga Loftsgaarden Powers

Wedding Rites for Ray VanderVoort and Lucille Fessenden

Miss Lucille Blanch Fessenden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Fessenden, wed Ray Edward VanderVoort, son of Mr and Mrs Antoon VanderVoort, in a 2 pm lawn ceremony at the VanderVoort home. About 50 guests attended as Rev J D Lindley performed the double ring service, with the bride in net over satin and a tulip and lilac bouquet.

Lucille Blanch Fessenden Fred Fessenden Ray Edward VanderVoort Antoon VanderVoort VanderVoort Pretty Lawn J. D. Lindley Betty Goakey

Paulsons Visit Washington Ahead of East Coast Trip

County Attorney O J Paulson and Mrs Paulson with children visited Congressman Orvin B Flare in his Washington office Monday. The family traveled from Kansas to New Jersey and Milaca Minnesota on a round trip, and joined the congressman for dinner Sunday evening.

O. J. Paulson Orvin B. Flare Paulsons Washington, D. C Mrs. Paulson Kansas New Jersey Mr. Paulson Milaca Minn Big Timber Flare

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Lois Williams John Kelly Lois Valgamore Cecil Valgamore Lois John B. Kelly John R. Kelly Laurel Alta Lindley Agnes Sandsness Leland Spurgin Helen Elaine Baker Charles C. van Dyke Denver Colo Stephen B. Ollestad Sven Ollestad Pudwill-Thompson Gene Autry Phonograph Cass County Boys Southern Harry Ray VanderVoort Lucille Fessenden Washington Knudsen Hammersmark Big Timber Lutheran George ‘Edward Knudsen G. V. Knudsen Malta Thordis Ann Hammersmark Mike Hammersmark
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