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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
8
A brief item records Mrs Vesta F Anderson of Gallatin County obtaining or renewing a valid driver's license as part of a local government or police notice.
The notice lists survivors for Elmer Arneson including his son Elmer Arneson Jr. of Big Timber and three daughters Mrs James LeBair of Billings Mrs Charles Totebusch of Midland Texas and Mrs William Fraser of Grey Cliff a sister Miss Gladys Arneson of Tacoma Washington and ten grandchildren.
The article lists first place winners in six classes from a local horseshoe event led by Don Mosness and Henry Gran among others. A tie for second and third in class A was decided Tuesday at City Park with Clark securing second and Carl Mosness third. About 150 people attended Sunday's competition as families and cars filled the park.
Authorities describe a major county event involving bridges and roads with no injuries and no livestock losses reported. Local officials note this may be the most extensive infrastructure issue in years.
The community notes Churchill's long effort to train well behaved athletes and present a creditable school image. They wish him and Mrs. Churchill well in their new location.
The Legion Redlegs earned two wins and two losses amid rain and practice limits. They defeated Clyde Park 10 4 and Livingston Indians 11 1, while losing to Livingston Cubs twice. Bud Etzold homered and tripled in the Clyde Park win, and Bill Buster pitched a no hitter vs Livingston.
A Thompson family reunion was held Sunday at the Dugout in Big Timber with a pot luck dinner and games. Sixty five relatives attended from places including Brooklyn New York Billings Browning and Miles City amid washouts and winter weather.
Local notes report visits en route from Gretna to Anchorage by Donald Bray and family, gratis visits with Livingston residents, and remarks on social ties. It covers forfeit bonds from Eaton's Inn disturbance, Miss Montana Linda Rhein of Helena winning honors, an engagement announced for Pamela Richard, and by line news from the Billings Gazette.
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