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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1971

Page

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Who's Who contest winner claims first weekly prize

Evelyn (Mrs Charles) Willson won $30 in Sweet Grass County Script for correctly identifying John O. Drivdahl and 19 clues hidden among merchant ads. Five clue boxes were gathered at noon Monday and Rosemary Traver drew the winning entry. Weekly prizes include $50 for correct identity and $25 for correct clue list.

Evelyn Charles) Willson John O. Drivdahl Rosemary Traver Big Timber Willson Sweet Grass County Pioneer Anderson Blue Ford Western Hat Sylvia Oscar MSU

Two Apprehended After Nighttime Assault Report Near Livingston

A pickup with camper was pursued after a June 16 incident in which an elderly Livingston man claimed he was assaulted tied up robbed of his wallet and vehicle. Frank Edwin Smith Jr. and Becky Ann Brady were captured by local officers and held for Livingston authorities. Montana State University awarded 1,346 degrees at its 75th commencement with several local and state graduates earning bachelor masters and doctorates including Ann Bare Judith Carl Russell Ewan Carol Van Cleve Hosely Larry Hosely Steve Richert Sharon Schwarze Darlene Woolley Sonia Hanson Robert Racicot Gregory Cunniff and John Deeney.

Frank Edwin Smith Jr California Becky Ann Brady Louisiana Livingston Joseph Harold Shepard Montana State University Ann Bare Judith Carl Cecil Carl Russell Ewan Wright Ewan Carol van Cleve Hosely Spike van Cleve Larry Hosely Steve Richert Andrew Richert Sharon Schwarze Darlene Woolley Bob Woolley Sonia Hanson Art Hanson Melville Robert Racicot Thompson Falls Gregory Cunniff Great Falls Eva Roquet John Deeney Reed Point

Sewage disposal rule takes effect. county officials attend convention

Ray Hedrick announces the new rule governing individual sewage disposal systems in Sweet Grass County effective November 8, 1969. At the 62nd Montana Association of County Commissioners convention in Kalispell June 14–16, Commissioners Wright Ewan Bjarne Bjorndal and Ray Esp heard talks on county government taxation and recycling junk car bodies plus reports on libraries and agriculture.

Ray Hedrick Sweet Grass County Wright Ewan Bjarne Bjorndal Ray Esp Kalispell Montana Association of County Commissioners Ellys Walgren University of Mexico Keith Anderson Montana Taxpayers Assn Montana Robert Bastrup Montana Wheat Research & Marketing Committee Edward Shubat Cascade County Louis Floetchinger State Library Board Flathead Lake Big Mountain

Youth Horse Show Held at Fairgrounds in Sweet Grass County

The Sweet Grass County Youth Horse Show sponsored by Otter Creek 4-H drew many young riders from two age groups 14 and under and up to 18. Senior and junior winners earned belt buckles and halters, with Scott Fraser and Rob Fraser among top winners and Larry Jordan of Roy as judge. Local educators and families gathered for the event at the fairgrounds and planning continues for next year.

Sweet Grass Coun Ty Sweet Grass County Otter Creek Merchants of Big Timber Bill Fraser Scott Mark Hotchkiss Rob Larry Jordan Roy Montana Evelyn Tollefson Mela Westervelt Dawna Murry Western Pleasure Rob Fraser Catherine Clayton Carolyn Fraser Terry Hotchkiss Vawnad Murry Pote Bending Cindy Hotchkiss Linda Tollefson Terry Hotchekiss John Cosgriff Sig Tollefson Susie Reed Reining Ron Henry Arnold Tollefson Scott Fraser Christy Brun

4 H Camp On The Boulder Last Week

Fourteen 4 H members from Wheatland Park and Sweet Grass Counties camped at E U B Camp on the Boulder with 134 4 H ers taking part in Indian culture outdoor cookery field trips crafts and skits. Jr Leaders and adult volunteers led activities and food preparation over four days.

Wheatland Park Sweet Grass Counties E.U.B. Camp-on-the-Boulder Sweet Grass County Shelley Clark Pam Starr Sig Tollefson Beverly Buttrell Donna Sargent Debby Sargent Jyl Anderson Mela Westervelt Nancy Bryce Rick Gibby Allen Laubach Steve Oiestad Pat Clark Scott Fraser Kenny Laubach Peter Clark Nedia Niederhauser Carol Kathy Pattie Pedula Deanna Thompson DeAnn Kinsey Linnae Doxey Mary Ann Duffey Erin Flynn Pam Stief Susan Gust Oscar McLane Harold Braley

Committee Seeks Identity of Metcalf Handled Officer

A committee based in Great Falls seeks the name of the police officer manhandled by Senator Lee Metcalf during May Day protests in Washington D C. The group plans a two week expense paid vacation for the officer and family once identified and funded, and offers a fifty dollar reward to the first person providing the officer’s identity.

Montana Lee Metcalf Washington,d. C Great Falls

Redlegs Post 3-3 Mark With Week Wins and Losses

The American Legion Redlegs run to a 3-3 season in Livingston league play. They edged the Indians 12-11 at Livingston with Mike Sell starting and Mark Argenbright relieving in the 5th. The Tigers swept Big Timber then beat the Redlegs 8-1 and 21-3 in separate games.

American Legion Redlegs Livingston Redlegs Indians Big Timber Mike Sell Mark Argenbright Mike Henthorn Terry Blair Dan McCauley Ron Nelson Jim Graham Ron Stief Ron Rue Livingston Tigers Tiger Bob Schreiner The Tigers

City Council Eyes Absarokee Annexation South of Big Timber

City officials met Monday with all members present and reviewed a petition from Leo J. Cremer Jr. Mrs Maurice Flanagan and Bill Morse of Absarokee to annex about 75 acres south of Big Timber. The panel noted the plat and took the matter under advisement.

Leo J. Cremer Jr Maurice Flanagan Bill Morse Absarokee Harold Shepard

State funds distributed for final equalization aid to Montana schools

Superintendent Dolores Colburg announced distribution of 11 807 319 in state funds for the final state equalization aid payment bringing this year total to 29 508. 19. The aid is from a general fund and earmarked revenues including one fourth of the state income tax payments one fourth of corporate license taxes and half of the state share of U S oil and gas royalties. Montana schools received the first payment in January equal to sixty percent of entitlements. The current payment covers the remaining forty percent with Sweet Grass County receiving 9 401 of a 23 502 county total. Funeral services were held for Burton S. Smith 71 a retired rancher at Mountain Cemetery. He died June 20 at Stillwater Community Hospital of a heart condition. He was born January 6 1900 in Bryant South Dakota and moved to Montana in 1915. He married Florence Harrison in 1921 and lived in Grey Cliff Reed Point and Columbus. He is survived by his widow a sister a niece and several great nieces and nephews.

Dolores Colburg U. S Montana Sweet Grass County Lowry Burton S. Smith Stillwater Community Hospital W. F. Clingman Evangelical Church of North America Reed Point William Cremer Jr Deborah Lowry Alfred Anderson, Jr Clarence Flattum Helmar Branne Henry Hausserman Cat Creek Herb Uhrich Columbus Mountain Cemetery Bryant South Dakota Eugene L. Smith Florence Harrison Grey

Interstate progress noted on Grey Cliff East area

The Montana Highway Construction Report rates interstate progress as good in the Grey Cliff East Reed Point West area. Washington Construction Co employs 89 on eight 10 hour shifts while disassembling the crusher. M Morrin & Sons Co Inc advances on prestressed girders and overpasses with 22 workers on four eight hour shifts. Williams Construction Co Inc fences a 13 408 mile stretch with five crew members. A US Forest Service release warns of a June 30 power outage from 1 to 5 pm affecting East Boulder residents above Lion Head Ranch due to blasting work. 4-H Dog Club members competed in Bozeman with Arnold Breck winning on leash and Douglas Brekke taking third off leash.

Montana Grey Cliff East Reed Point Washington Construction Co M. Morrin & Sons Co, Inc Williams Construction Co, Inc U. S. Forest Service Lion Head Ranch East Boulder Boulder Sweet Grass County 4-H Dog Club Bozeman Arnold Breck Sharon Olin Linda Peterson Douglas Brekke Connie Olin Nancy Kuntz Tiny Chancey Olaf Brekke

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Mervin Wertz Frye’s Cafe James Graham Charles Basesett M.E.A Wertz Gertrude Conewell Margaret Jo Lavold Wm. Carroccia Water Works Water Revenue Bond Treasure State Telephone Telephone Company Pole Yard Big Timber Lutheran Church
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