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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1962

Page

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Karl Bryan Recalls Highlights of 79 Day World Trip

Karl Bryan recounts his and Mrs. Bryan’s 79 day journey around the world. They tour Europe the Far and Near East and other points by air and rail. Highlights include flights on jets and Viscounts, a clay of trains in Japan, a dugout canoe in the Philippines, riding an elephant in Cambodia, and the vast Buddhas of Japan.

Karl Bryan Mrs. Bryan Europe Karl Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana Taiwan Japan Philippines Cambodia Cairo Egypt Nile Holy Ganges River Benares

Demos Will Not Support Holmes At June Democratic Meeting

Claude C. Gray elected temporary county chairman of the Sweet Grass Democratic Central Committee at the June 19 meeting and said he would not support a Democratic candidate for public service commissioner. He argued Holmes betrayed public trust by not pursuing facts favoring utility users. Alban Roemer was elected state committeeman, Mrs. Sid Fraser state committeewoman, and Miss Helen McAuslan secretary-treasurer.

Sweet Grass Democratic Central Committee Claude C. Gray Jack Holmes Gray Public Service Commission Holmes Alban Roemer Sid Fraser Helen McAuslan

Holmberg Wins State AAU Open Horseshoe Title

Ed Holmberg, a local math teacher, defeated D C Lawrence of Wibaux in a final playoff to win the state AAU open horseshoe title at the weekend tournament sponsored by the Big Timber Jaycees. The event drew 27 entries statewide and served as a qualifier for the national AAU meet with Holmberg and Lawrence advancing.

Ed Holmberg D. C. Lawrence Wibaux Big Timber Jaycees Big Ed Wilson Hubbard Baker Lawrence Holmberg Art Olsen Helena Art Big Timber Ken Boe Livingston Donnie Ames Lodge Grass Alvin Bolstad Winifred Hubert Rustad Carl Mosness Dean Lowry Ed Peake Nat Clark McLeod Ceryl O’leary Frosty Frez Ronnie Mosness Fountain Pen Cole Drug Horseshoe Buckle Solberg’s Gem Cafe Norm Schneckloth Oie Motor Co

Rodeo Parade Prize Money Distributed

The $450 parade fund was allocated by Tope Strobel, parade chairman. Drill teams and drum corps each received $175 for top three in fancy float. Western division divided into $45 for top three, as did unidentified entries. Unusual entries split $20 for top three. 4-H club earned $50 for four top spots. Miscellaneous costs totaled $10.99 for stamps oilcloth paint. The Jaycees covered a 90-cent deficit.

Tope Strobel Jaycees

Boulder project ends June 30

The State Moose association's Boulder school project ends June 30 and requests donations of washable clothing for all ages plus games toys puzzles cosmetics jewelry cigarettes pipes fishing gear tobacco and other items. Donors may leave items at the Moose club or call for pickup.

State Moose Association Boulder Tope Strobel Moose Civic Affairs Moose Club

Sam Strand Dies of Cancer in Billings

Samuel Strand, 56, a Melville native, died in a Billings hospital from cancer. Funeral services were held at Dahl-Brown Funeral Chapel in Billings with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. He was born Sept. 25, 1905, married Martha Sewell in 1912, and worked for O. M. Wold Co in Laurel then American Appliance Co in Billings and Great Falls. He was a member of Hawthorne Evangelical United Brethren and Pryor Mountain lodge No 49 AF and AM. Surviving are wife, two sons, two daughters, mother, four brothers, three sisters, and seven grandchildren.

Samuel Strand Melville Billings Dahl- Brown Sunset Memorial Gardens Mr. Strand Anton A Strand Sweet Grass County Martha Sewell Big Timber Fish Creek Strand O. M. Wold Co Laurel American Appliance Co Great Falls Hawthorne Evangelical United Brethren Church Pryor Mountain Lodge No AF & AM Samuel G. Strand Alvin Strand Stanley Houseman Bridger Wayne Shoop Severina Strand Nels Sigurd Sonia Mich Adolph Lloyd Strand Albert Hanson Clarence ,Lesman Laurel Lamp San Diego Calif

Four-H Junior Leadership Camp Reports Growth in Hidden Frontiers

Rose Ann Buster Patsy Nottingham and Dana Strobel attended the 4 H Junior Leadership Camp at Red Lodge June 11 to 16. Themes centered on hidden frontiers within personalities and personal growth, with sessions on listening to self and others and self evaluation.

Rose Ann Buster Patsy Nottingham Dana Strobel Red Lodge Old West Patay

Mrs Leta Krohne Returns From Texas Visit

Mrs Leta Krohne, who had been visiting a Baytown daughter in Texas, was traveling home to Livingston Montana. Her Montana return was delayed as she wished to remain in Baytown until her granddaughter’s graduation exercises. She expressed happiness at returning to the Lands of Shining Mountains.

Texas Leta Krohne Baytown Tex Livingston Montana Lands of Shining Mountains

Pickup Men Take The Long Road

Five-day Missouri boat trip from Fort Benton ended at Robinson bridge north of Lewistown with pickup complications when the route washed out. Mor ris Tronrud Jr and wife, George Cremer and wife, Ray Bieber and wife rode the boats, while Norm Starr Gary Thompson and Floyd Ford moved cars and trailers to Lewistown. The return journey involved detours toward the Canadian border and a longer trek back, with the group arriving back at the bridge around 9 p m. The pickup crew endured rainstorms while boaters faced dry weather and spoke of unseen country paths and memorable experiences.

Missouri Fort Benton Robinson Bridge Lewistown Morris Tronrud Jr George Cremer Ray Bieber Norm Starr Gary Thompson Floyd Ford Larry Vaughn John Murphy Floyd Pierce Great Falls Morris Floyd Montana Larry

Clem Stirn Heads West to Organize Cradle Skies Unit

Clem Stirn left Monday to Utah and Idaho to organize a cradle skies force for Fer Troy Mig. Co. Reader notes indicate setup in the territory with related manufacturing aims.

Fer Troy Mig Clem Stirn Utah Idaho Ue Hire Ares: Manufacturing. Co Hace Peiat

Flare Elected Chairman of Sweet Grass GOP Committee

Orvin Flare was elected chairman at Frye's cafe as the Sweet Grass County Republican Central Committee met. Mrs. Bill Donald reelected vice chairwoman, with Mrs. Byron Grosfield secretary and Mrs. Ox J. Paulson treasurer. Ed Adams and Mrs. A R McDonnell named state committeeman and committeewoman respectively. Delegates to the Helena state convention were Orvin Flare and Lloyd Rein. Delegates from Big Timber include Senator A R McDonnell, Ed Adams, Mrs. Lloyd Rein, and Rep. Gene Spilde.

Sweet Grass County Republican Central Committee Frye Ed Adams Lloyd Rein Gene Spilde

Weather grows wet and rivers rise amid steady rain

Rain fell for a week with unofficial rainwatcher totals near double the courthouse reading. Hail accompanied a Monday storm but caused little damage. The Boulder and Yellowstone rivers rise high as snowpack remains, with streams brimming to sustain summer flows. Weekend visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cunniff and two boys from Great Falls stayed with the Roquet family.

Court House Boulder Yellowstone Gordon Cunniff Great Falls

Reed Point Welcomes Cradle Factory Open House Draws 1000

About 1000 locals attend the open house of Ace and Mrs. Elliott’s Reed Point cradle factory. The operation employs 32, producing around 330 cradles daily with 10 salesmen. plans call for 20 western states sales coverage and expanded payroll. The Ellitt’s Cuba origin story accompanies the town’s optimistic growth note.

Opera Reverement Agency Helena Julius Thomas Reed Point Troy Manufacturing Co Ace Elliott Troy Manufacturing Company Elliotts Mississippi Elliott Robert E. Matson State Planning Board Industrial Development Agency A. G. Wendte Billings Columbus Big Timber Montana United States Cuba Huntley- Brinkley

Feed Grain Acreage Report Urged for Sweet Grass County

Sweet Grass county farmers must file feed grain acreage reports CSS-532 for 1959 and 1960. Reports due to the ASCS office by June 26 with state submission by June 27. late or missing forms may affect eligibility to grow feed grains in future years.

Sweet Grass County ASCS

Margaret Wagner Returns for Brother’s Wedding and Hope Ship Insights

Margaret Wagner of San Francisco came home for her brother Walter Cullins’s wedding in Bozeman and attended the Big Timber rodeo. She works as a commercial artist for Halo Sales, which imports candles from Japan, while design work is done in San Francisco. She also gathered notes on the Hope Project hospital ship operating in Southeast Asia and Peru, interviewing medical staff and a chaplain as part of a TV feature.

Margaret Wagner San Francisco Walter Joan Cullins Bozeman Margaret Halo Sales Corporation Japan Halo China University of San Francisco Fielder Cook New York City

Patterson Wins $75 in Big Timber Cash Days Drawing

Beulah Patterson won the Saturday Big Timber Cash Days drawing and collected $75. She plans to leave Saturday morning for Seattle to attend the World's Fair. The next drawing is set for Saturday afternoon June 30 at 4 o'clock near McLeod and Second Ave.

Beulah Patterson

Mary Severance Dies in Arizona

Mrs. Mary Severance 70 of Youngtown Arizona died in a Phoenix hospital Sunday Funeral services and burial will be in a Phoenix cemetery today She was born in Red Lodge July 8 1891 daughter of H F Lyon She attended schools in Big Timber graduating SGHS in 1910 She married Paul Severance June 21 1913 They moved to Bozeman in 1921 and later to Youngtown Survivors include five brothers Raymond Lyon Spokane Walter Lyon Yakima and Robert F Horatio of Gooding Idaho

Mary Severance Youngtown Ariz Phoenix Severance Red Lodge H. F. Lyon Big Timber SGHS Paul Severance Bozeman Raymond Lyon Spokane Walter Lyon Yakima Robert Horatio Gooding

Services Friday For S J McLane

Simon Jacob McLane a longtime resident of Big Timber died Monday in Laurel where he worked as a welder helper for Northern Pacific Funeral services will be held with officiating and burial will be in Maccisie View An obituary will be published next week

Simon Jacob McLane Big ‘Timber Laurel Northern Pacific

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U. S Nara Leon Westervelt Irene Charles Lincoln Ervin Lincoln Rudyard, Mont Billings Deaconess Hospital Charles Rodeo Parade Sam Strand Fjare GOP Committee Patterson John Plaggemeyer Lorayne James Stermitz Gladys Stermitz Bert Stermitz Corwin Arizona S. J. McLane
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