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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

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Services Held for Claude Cody Bovee in Reedpoint

Services for Claude Cody Bovee 71 of Reedpoint were held at Evangelical United Brethren Church with Rev. Cyril K. Richard officiating. Burial followed in Reedpoint Cemetery. Pallbearers were Clifford Booth Bud Kerr Charles Fry Donald Trees Jack Mysse and Gail Berry. Bovee died Friday in Columbus. Survivors include his widow two sons a daughter and 13 grandchildren. Cashmore Memorial Chapel of Columbus directed arrangements.

Claude Cody) Bovee Reedpoint Evangelical United Brethren Church Cyril K. Richard Chicago Clifford Booth Bud Kerr Charles Fry Donald Trees Jack Mysse Gail Berry Bovee Columbus Cashmore Memorial Chapel of

Prevost Rites Held for Springdale Rancher

Funeral services for Frank N. Prevost were conducted Thursday at 2 p.m. from Lowry Funeral Home in Springdale. Rev. James Applebach officiated. Pallbearers included Harry McComb Harold Roe Dr. John Herries Roger Whidden Bud Gibson and Albert Miller. Music by Myrtle Sell Margaret Busha and A. R. McDonnell. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery.

Lowry Funeaal Frank N. Prevost Springdale Area James Applebach Evangelical Free Church Harry McComb Harold Roe John Herries Roger Whidden Bud Gibson Albert Miller Wilsall Myrtle Sell Margaret Busha A .R. McDonnell Mountain View Cemetery

Josephson Urges Fair Treatment for Local Business

Richard W. Josephson writes to Mr. Tichenor defending local merchants in Big Timber. He argues for balanced coverage and urges publishers to work with area businesses to remain competitive, affordable, and community minded for Sweet Grass County.

Mr. Tichenor Pioneer Big Timber Sweet Grass County Richard W. Josephson

Field Day Opens City Recreation Schedule

The first of three field days on the City Recreation Program is set for Wednesday July 2. Activities include obstacle course archery basketball free throw high jump throwing and running events with swimming and diving tentatively planned for the afternoon. The little league baseball team prepares for games next week against Absarokee Columbus and Harlowton. A girls softball league formed with games 10 to noon daily. captains Michell Willems and Debbie Reed. The Big Timber Women’s Club funds equipment while Pat Chapel donated straw for the archery setup.

Absarokee Columbus Harlowton Michell Willems Debbie Reed Big Timber Pat Chapel

Community Adult Softball Leagues Open Signups

Both men and women’s softball leagues begin signup this week with a plan to draw teams next week. Sign sheets will be posted at Klindt's Pharmacy and Cole Drug. deadline is Tuesday noon July 1. Tentative start is July 8 with men playing Tue Wed, women on Thu evenings at 7:30. Dugout offers equipment for practice.

Klindt Cole Drug American Legion

Holen Receives Bronze Star for Viet Cong operations

U S Air Force Technical Sergeant Herbert H Holen son of Mrs Jimmie Holen of Big Timber Montana was awarded the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious service while engaged with Viet Cong forces. He served as an air arsenal technician at Bien Hoa AB Vietnam and received the medal at Cannon AFB New Mexico where he now serves in a Tactical Air Command unit. He is a Sweet Grass County High School graduate. His wife Carrie is the daughter of Mrs Ruth S Keen of Winfield A.

U. S. Air Force Herbert H. Holen Jimmie Holen Big Timber Mont Holen Bien Hoa AB Vietnam Cannon Afb New Mexico Tactical Air Command Sweet Grass County Carrie Ruth S. Keen Winfield, A

City Park Pool Opens For Afternoon Swimming This Summer

The City Park pool opens for afternoon swims with a forthcoming Pioneer schedule detailing beginner through advanced classes. A Junior Life Saving class may be offered if interest grows. Night swimming for high school students and adults is planned with two lifeguards monitoring the program. Meg Movius and Janet Carr bring lifeguard credentials and ongoing Red Cross training.

Pioneer Meg Movius McLeod Montana State University Janet Carr Red Cross

Christina Lende Services Held

Christina Lende 88 died Saturday at Pioneer Nursing Home after long illness. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. from Lowry Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Kienitz officiating. Music by Myrtle Sell and others. Burial in Reed Point Cemetery. Survivors include three sisters in law and several nieces and nephews. She was born in Sweden on July 11 1880 and lived in Montana since 1933 with husband John Lende.

Lowry Christina Lende Pioneer Richard Kienitz Evangelical Church of North America Myrtle Sell Margaret Busha A. Ron McDonnell Robert Hoyem Wilsall Harold Hiller Livingston Robert Mysse Harlowton Jack Mysse Reed Point Gene Langhus Big Timber Lende Sweden United States Montana Wisconsin Oregon Gilbert Livestock Company Dillon John Lende Spokane Wash Carl Mysse Ole Braa Peder Hoyem

Pioneer Classified Ad Offers Quick Market Results

A terse classified notice promotes fast results for buyers and sellers. The ad highlights rapid placement, broad reach, and straightforward transactions intended to attract local readers seeking speedy outcomes.

Lewis and Clark Boat Float trips launched in Big Timber

Big Timber Recreation Enterprises initiates Lewis and Clark Boat Float trips with daily outings. A large raft seats 30 and departs from The Fort at 10 am for a Yellowstone run ending near the Boulder junction about 2 pm. Tickets cost $10 for adults and $7 for children.

Big Timber Recreation Enterprises, Inc Lewis and Clark Yellowstone Big Timber Fort Springdale Boulder Don Henke Stan Todd Jacques L. Leroy New York Frye’s Stephen’s Auto Service Dave’s Enco Spring Creek Koa Philips 66 Town Pump

Mather Wins County Vote In Eastern Congressional Race

Voters in Sweet Grass County turnout strong on election day despite rain and wind. Bill Mather leads with 727 votes to Melcher 354 and Whitmer 5 as unofficial results show Melville high turnout at 90 percent.

Dale Schott Sweet Grass Community Development Organization CDO Gallatin National Forest Recreation-Tourism Committee The CDC Absoraka Slough Creek Hellroaring Buffalo Creeks Beartooth Tron Mtn Mt. Hawley Sweet Grass County Bill Mather Jim Battin Melville Mather Melcher Whitmer

Lions Hear AMC Guests at Tuesday Club Luncheon

The Lions Club heard Paul Hickman and Dr. Small of Rocky Mountain College speak on college issues. Clem Stirn urged members to watch KULR-TV Boulder filming on July 1 at 7 30. Tom Ellis reviewed a productive year as outgoing president.

Walt Huffman Paul Hickman Dr. Small Rocky Mountain College Billings Lions Club Clem Stirn Kulr-Tv Boulder Lion Club Tom Ellis Marv Barber Kalispell Lions Vance Ramberg

4-H Members Judge Sheep at Sweet Grass and Wheatland County

Forty 4 H members from Sweet Grass and Wheatland Counties judged livestock at the Big Timber Fairgrounds on June 22. They assessed rams fat lambs breeding ewes gilts fat hogs steers and heifers and defended placings with reasons.

Sweet Grass Wheatland Big Timber Fairgrounds Donna Laubach Scott Fraser Larry Lammers Rob Fraser Steve Orestad John Co Chuck Tears Diana Sargent Joe Bryce Jyl Anderson Nick Westervelt Charlotte Weinfurter Debbie Sargent Chuck Rein Bev Buttrell Pam Starr Terry Bouchard Ann Bryce Shelley Clark 4T H Council Darrel Laubach Paul Westervel Dillard Bryce Lloyd Berg Ralph Cosgriff Danny Halverson Paul Westervelt Bill Sargent Art Lammers Darrell Laubach Killian ‘Weinfurter Carl Thompson

Anniversary Observance in Minot Attends Olness Celebration

Mrs Ben Olness returned from Minot North Dakota where she attended the thirty fifth wedding anniversary of her brother in law and his wife Mr and Mrs Sigvald Olness. She hosted Rev and Mrs Ingvald Thvedt who traveled to California for the National Congress and School for the Deaf.

Ben Olness Minot N. D Sigvald Olness Ingvald Thvedt California National Congress School For the Deaf

KULR-TV Filmmakers Tour Boulder River Recreation Area

Two KULR-TV crew members from Billings spent two days filming a Boulder river recreation documentary. Don Mahn and Pete Schmitt, invited by Tom Ellis, documented landmarks from Main Boulder to Monument and Haystack, interviewed locals, and filmed wildlife and a Rainbow trout plant before returning to Billings. The program airs July 1 at 7 30 p.m.

Kulr. TV Billings Boulder Boulder River Don Mahn Pete Schmitt Tom Ellis Big Timber Gallatin National Forest Ellis John Ronneberg Clem Stirn Stan Tichenor Floyd Gordon Bob Meinrod Meinrod Mahn Schmitt Stirn Ronneberg Tichenor Gordon Kulr-Tv Mt. Hawley Flemming Crk. Bridge Eub Les Kramer Findley Bob Fitzhugh Ranger District Marin Battlements Tom Channel 8

Livingston Rites for Henry Braughton

Funeral services were held for Henry Braughton 70 longtime Livingston resident Friday at the Lowry Chapel. The Rev. Wilbur Argast of the First Baptist Church officiated. Braughton died Tuesday after a long illness. He was born July 5, 1899 in Pittsburg Kentucky and moved to Montana in 1906. He worked for Jay McLaughlin Construction and later for Northern Pacific Railroad retiring in 1955. He married Virginia Watkins in 1920 and Irene Metcalf in 1947. He left a large family and elk lodge member with ties across several states.

Henry Braughton Livingston Lowry Chapel Wilbur Armagast First Baptist Church Mr Braughton Pittsburg Montana Jay McLaughlin Construction Co Virginia Watkins Bozeman Northern Pacific Railroad Irene Metcalf Townsend Livingston Elks Lodge Brotherhood of Railroad Robert Ronald Washington William Libya Africa Richard Raymond Forrestville Calif Ralph Wendland Yucatcpa Leonard Higgins Pinedale Wyo Forrest Ullman Big Timber Walter Logan Detroit Mich

Thirteen Girl Scouts See Lewis and Clark Caverns Trip

A group of thirteen Girl Scouts and leaders Mrs Don Henke and Mrs Stan Todd enjoyed an overnight sight seeing trip starting at the Lewis and Clark Caverns then to Butte Columbia Gardens and Berkley pit. They funded the trip by babysitting cleaning and yard work planning to earn again next year.

Don Henke Stan Todd Lewis and Clark Caverns Butte Columbia Gardens Berkley Pit Big Timber Kim Self Elizabeth Standish Rita Barber Dianne Jacobs Sheri Mosness Linda Lukenbill Judy Berg Kim Starr Melanie Cameron Joen Petaja Kitty Lou Stirn Gail Talkington Christy Nygaard

Iglehart Endorses Mather at Montana GOP Event

Mrs. Elizabeth Iglehart spoke at the American Legion hall in Big Timber praising Bill Mather and urging Montana to elect another Republican to Congress. She highlighted defense votes and Congress organization as reasons for Republican gains and urged maximum individual freedom under law.

Mather Elizabeth E. Iglehart American Legion Hall Iglehart Burton Amsberry Montana Federation of Republican Women’s Clubs Inglehart Republican Women’s Clubs Billy Graham Big Timber Sweet Grass Republican Club Roger Whidden Norm Starr Amsberry New York Montana Congress Bill Mather Organization of Congress Nixon

Weather note on rainfall in Sweet Grass County

The observer at Nor man s Conoco reports 2.77 inches of rain from 5 p.m. Tuesday to noon Wednesday. The precipitation is noted as beneficial for ducks in Sweet Grass County.

Norman Conoco Sweet Grass County

Livingston Nips Redleg Effort

The Livingston Pirates edged the Big Timber Redlegs 3 to 2 at the local field Monday night. Bob Buster pitched all game for Big Timber with nine strikeouts and two walks, but a bad throw on the winning run and mental errors cost the Redlegs. Charlie Becken and Dave Huyser drove in the two Redleg runs, while Jeff Cook, Terry Blair, and Stuart Sage collected three other hits for Big Timber.

Livingston Pirates Big Timber Redlegs Redlegs Pirates Bob Buster Big Timber Charlie Becken Dave Huyser Jeff Cook Stuart Sage Terry Blair

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Livingston Peak East Fork-Slough Creek Schott Tom Findley Recreation Tourism Committee Prevost Josephson Christina Lende Services Independence Yager Mine Monument Haystack Chow Main Street Les Bennett Mrs. Iglehart Redleg
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