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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

8

Pederson Bennage Wedding Details From Local Ceremony

The article describes the Pederson Bennage wedding with bridal party in yellow silk gowns and daisies, ceremony at the church, reception decor in yellow and white, and a cake setup. The bride, a Gillette native and Job's Daughters honoree, and the groom, a Big Timber native with overseas Army service, plan to live in Big Timber and manage ranching interests.

Kerry Czapla Larris Geer Pat Greenough Charlene Harris David Cooper Bennage Jim Pederson Big Timber Jim Bennage Lander Henry Laundry Sheridan Nick Harris Zig Timber Doug Fitch Elvera Kee J. W. Joslyn Montana Canada CCHS Acme Beauty College Job Bethel No. 7 Gillette Kings Saddlery U.S. Army Korea Big Time 2

Disturbing the Peace Sentences and Fines Listed

The record shows Max Lee Ansheim forfeited a $10 bond on a peace disturbance charge Saturday. James Rivers received a sentence of 2 200 days in the same offense, Raymond Triplett got the same sentence Thursday, and Sigvald Aanestad was fined $20 for disturbing the peace.

Max Lee Ansheim James Rivers Raymond Triplett Sigvald Aanestad

Wildlife Nappers Warned: Leave Wild Young in the Wild

Montana officials warn against taking wild young from their mothers each spring. Citizens picnicers and hikers remove fawns, calves, and cubs, risking bites and legal penalties as wildlife experts urge leaving young deer elk and moose where they belong.

Montana Fish and Game Department Orville Lewis Department Lewis

Redlegs League Formed by Livingston Teams and Local Clubs

The Redlegs four Livingston teams the Cubs Pirates Tigers and Indians join Clyde Park Gardiner Harlo and Big Timber in a double round robin league. PeeWees sponsored by the American Legion manage business and equipment. Home games at city park under lights start at 7 p.m.

Livingston Cubs Pirates Tigers Indians Clyde Park Gardiner Harlo Big Timber PeeWees American Legion The Legion

Youth Dies After Rescue With Department Resuscitator

A youth identified as Brown died shortly after use of the department resuscitator. Firemen reported they found no water in the lungs. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Clifford Brown of Underwood North Dakota. Funeral services and burial arrangements are being forwarded.

Brown Clifford Brown Underwood N. D Home

Blue Whale Eats A Ton Of Shrimp Each Day

An adult blue whale, weighing about 90 tons, consumes roughly a ton of shrimp daily as part of its feeding routine. The behavior highlights the whale’s large appetite and reliance on abundant krill or shrimp-like prey in its marine habitat.

4H Membership Pays Off Across the Nation

Fourfold benefits noted for 4H youth ages 9 to 19 through project work lifelong learning fellowship self improvement and recognition. National program reports 265 scholarships 1 300 educational trips 195 250 honor medals and $1.8 million budget with 57 donors including John Deere Coats Clark and S&H Foundation plus five railroads supporting 4H efforts.

Aled Chemical Corporation Arcadien American Forest Products Industries, Inc Armour and Company California Chemical Company Ortho Chicago Board of Trade Coats & Clark Inc John Deere Eastmanne Company EH Lilly and Matae Tentren Inc Kerr Glass Manufacturing Corporation Maseey-Ferguson Inc Moorman Mfg. Co Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation the Pure Company Ralston Purina Company Simplicty Pattern Co. Inc The Singer Company S&h Foundation, Inc Santa Fe Railway Oheh Railroad Mitwackes Road Ones and North Western Railway Illnois Central Railroad

Pioneer Home bids and bed care rates announced

The Pioneer Home notes furniture arrival and unpacking. Private patient rates are 165 monthly for ambulatory, 175 for assisted, 185 for bedfast. Bedfast care applies to private or welfare. Admittance prioritizes county registered patients. beds filled on first come basis. Nurses aide class set for Wednesday June 28 at 2 pm.

Pioneer Home Virgil Gust Dixon

Forest Service staff report for summer duties

Forest Service personnel report for duties includes Dennis Johnson range aid Al Ronneberg forest worker Jack Prather forest worker Jack Meakin guards Fred Oiness forest worker. Bob Davis Erling Arseth and Oiness drill blast Rainbow lake trail reconstruction. Fitzhugh Meskimen Prather spray leafy spurge in Cherry creek Deer creek Baker creek Happy Jack areas. Counter Ronneberg set up fire weather stations Main Boulder. Johnson assesses range readiness and forage growth for grazing.

Forest Service Dennis Johnson al Ronneberg Jack Prather Jack Meakin Aatiers Fred Oiness Bob Davis Erling Arseth Oiness Rainbow Lake Bobh Fitzhugh Meskimen Prather Cherry Creek Deer Creek Baker Creek Happy Jack Bud Counter Ronneberg Main Boulder Half Moon Johnson

St Olaf Quartet To Present Concert Here

The Kristmenn quartet from St. Olaf College Northfield Minn will give a concert at Big Timber Lutheran Church Friday June 18 at 8 p m The group on a summer tour presents plainsongs spirituals and chorales with members Paul Grayrock Dave Meissner Ed Dusek and John Freiland The free will offering will cover expenses.

Kristmenn St. Olaf College Northfield Minn Big Timber Big Timber Lutheran Church Paul Grayrock Oakland Calif Dave Meissner Sparta Wis Ed Dusek Albert 4 Lea, Minn John Freiland Viroqua

Unclear Transit Schedule Fragments From OCR

Fragmentary timetable data shows bus and train references with scattered times and routes. Mentions of east and west bounds, stop times, and locations like Livingston appear amid garbled text and inconsistent formatting.

Mediy Asprin Bagel A.s Livingston

Conservation Trail Ride Details and Signups This Summer

Sweet Grass county announces the third annual Conservation Trail Ride with signups led by County Agent Bob Racicot. Aug 1 ride dates July 30 31 and Aug 1 with July 15 signup deadline. Cost ten dollars per person. Trail includes camping Placer Basin fishing and Stillwater drainage riding. Participants supply horse bedroll and transport. Ride sponsored by forest service soil conservation service extension service fish and game and county district supervisors.

Sweet Grass County Bob Racicot Forest Tom Ellis O. M. Mabry The Soil Conservation Service Racicot Boulder Placer Basin East Boulder Forest Service Extension Service Fish and Game Department County Soil and Water Conservation District

Project Simpler Endorsed by ASCS Nationwide

The Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service launches Project Simpler to trim farm program forms and procedures. Local effort begins this week after a district meeting attended by ASC officials and staff, with state and county ASCS to study every form for elimination or simplification to save costs and improve service.

ASCS Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Sweet Grass County ASC Kermit Anderson Stuart Moore Donald K. Shay Don S. Tetlia Ross Snyder Tetlie

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Pederson Redlegs Rocky Mountain Trout Frye's Cafe Dave Lewis Helena Ken Yahweh Norman C. Mindrum Mrs. Clete Huff Forest Service News Fessenden Japan Coral Sea Frank M. Fessenden USN Trygve Birkeland Mont Yokosuka South China Sea US Seventh Fleet North Viet Nam St. Olaf Quartet Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman Farm U.S E. H. Peake Masonic Temple van Heusen Wembley Justin and Tony Lama Texas J. S. Solberg Co., Inc
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