Gloria Boe Crowned Miss Big Timber in Pageant
Gloria Janet Boe daughter of Mr and Mrs Rasmus Boe won Miss Big Timber after a talent of singing I Feel Pretty. Diana Louise Taylor was first runner up with a modern dance and Corale Louise Beer second runner up with an accordion waltz. Lions club presented trophies scholarships and a diadem.
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Gloria Janet Boe
Rasmus Boe
Igs
Miss Bee
West Side Story
Vernon Standish
The
Lions Club
Sissel Orestad
Diana Louise Taylor
Ben Taylor
Diana
Lions
Walt Huffman
Corale Louise Beer
Lloyd Beer
Strauss
Corale
John Alexander
Big Timber Lions
Jim Graham
Financing a county bond for a rest home in Sweet Grass county
E M Adams Sr argues for funding a new rest home via a county bond issue rather than private donations and mortgage bonds. He notes lower interest, no property tax, and tax support through a small levy, and recommends leasing the facility to an experienced operator without federal aid or supervision.
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Sweet Grass County
Cremers Celebrate Golden Anniversary With Large Family
About 175 relatives and friends gathered at the Cremer ranch home 15 miles northeast of Melville to honor Mr and Mrs C M Cremer on their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple wed June 24 1913 in Cashton Wisconsin and moved to Montana soon after. Their children and many relatives attended from multiple states.
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C. M. Cremer
Melville
John
Mary) Bowling
Colorado Springs
Colo
John Cremer
Northport
Wash
Jane) Leppich
Seattle
Bill Cremer
Big Timber
Pat Cremer
Wyola
Joan Cremer
Bozeman
Cornelius Cremer Jr
Cascade
Wis
Frank Walker
Pocatello
Ida
Cremer
Wisconsin
Cashton
Montana
Ritchie
Wool Incentive Rates Announced for 1962 Marketing Year
The Department of Agriculture sets shorn wool payments at 30 percent of net sales and unshorn lambs at 57 cents per hundredweight for the 1962 marketing year ending March 30, 1963. Don Tetlie of the local ASCS says payments to Sweet Grass County producers will occur in July. 167 unshorn lamb and 163 shorn wool applications have been filed.
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Department of Agriculture
Don Tetlie
ASCS
Sweet Grass County
Tetlie
New Marriage Laws Effective July 1
Clerk Vic Braaten notes major changes to marriage license rules take effect July 1. Applicants must show certified divorce or annulment decrees, wait six months after divorce before applying, and meet residency requirements of five days in the applying county or be married in the license county. If both parties are non residents they must marry in the license county.
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Vic Braaten
Jaycee Fireworks Set for July 3 at Fairgrounds
The Jaycee sponsored display will light Big Timber skies July 3 at 5 pm at the fairgrounds with a possible July 4 rain date. The show will be smaller than last year but aiming for more color using many two break shells including Japanese Beauties. Grandstand seating will be used and more lights and a public address system are planned for safer exits.
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Fairgrounds
Big Timber
Wedding at Flatland Camp in Big Timber
Miss Myrtle Fadland of Columbus wed Earl Fadland at the First Congregational church Big Timber in a 2 o’clock ceremony on Sunday June 16 Rev Philip Mayfield officiated. The event featured white snowballs pink peonies daisies and roses with organ music and songs Be cause The Lord's Prayer.
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First Congregational Church
Big Timber
Myrtle
Earl
Fadland
Evelyn Marie McKammy
Billings
Morris R. van Campen
Reed Greybull
Wyo
Thomas Adam
Marion KeKammy
William Trees
Greybull
James van Campen
Glasgow
First Softball Games Set For This Evening
The first softball game of the season features Team 1 vs Team 2 at the city park tonight at 8. On Tuesday, Teams 2 and 3 meet. Team rosters list players for all three squads including Walt Huyser and Gerald Scholten on Team 1 and Curt Jacobson on Team 2.
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Walt Huyser
Gerald Scholten
Roger Hauge
Dale Schott
Chuck Petaja
Bill Cole
Lorents Grosfield
Gary Smart
Tim Pfahler
Jack Prather
Curt Jacobson
John Alexander
Dick Wess
Dick Moulden
Rich Paulson
Bob Klindt
John VanDaveer
John Fecht
Dick Holm
Don Churchill
Sor
Helle Receives Forest Service Merit Award
Bozeman Joe T. Helle district ranger of the Big Timber district Gallatin national forest earned a regional certificate of merit and a cash award for leadership and involvement in a joint Bureau of Land Management and Forest Service public land range appraisal study. Regional Forester Boyd L. Rasmussen wrote the congratulatory letter and the award was presented by Roy E. Berg on behalf of Forest Supervisor G. H. Duvendack.
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Bozeman
Joe T. Helle
Big Timber
Gallatin National Forest
Ranger Helle
Bureau of Land Management
U. S. Forest Service
Helle
Beaverhead National Forest
Boyd L. Rasmussen
Roy E. Berg
Gallatin Forest
G. H. Duvendack
Boulder Mountain Lamb Pool Sale Set For July 26
Final arrangements for the Boulder Mountain Lamb Pool sale are announced for July 26 at the courthouse. Jim Long of the Citizens Bank notes about 10 350 lambs available, including 600 whitefaces, with delivery conditions to be standardized and bids possibly rejected if not approved.
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Boulder Mountain
Court House
Jim Long
Citizens Bank
Pool Committee
Lamb Pool Committee
Fireworks Are Not Permitted in Forest Areas
Ranger Joe Helle reminds visitors that fireworks are banned in forests along with burning cigarettes and matches. Hicks Park campground is closed for construction and expected to reopen in August while all other campgrounds remain open.
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Joe Helle
Helle
Hicks Park
Maine
National Forests
Big Timber Adopts ZIP Code 59011 for Quick Mail Delivery
Postmaster Harold MacLauchlan announces Big Timber adopts ZIP code 59011 to speed mail. Other towns Reed Point 59069 and McLeod 59052 noted as examples. ZIP code goes nationwide July 1 enabling faster dispatch by reading just the code.
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Big Timber
Harold McLauchlan
McLauchlan
Alice van Campen
Reed Point
McLeod’s
N. B. Gallentine
Post Office
MacLauchlan
United States
Ring the Bells for Liberty Fourth of July Observance
Liberty Bell revival movement urges nationwide ring at 11 a m local time for three minutes on July Fourth to honor freedom. Independence Hall launches schedule with simultaneous bell ringing from Philadelphia to the Pacific Coast. The Liberty Bell’s history is described as the Voice of Freedom across American civic life.
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Sweet Grass County
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Midwest
Rocky Mountain Area
Big Timber
Pacific Coast
Republic
Assembly of the People
Summons Issuing to Child Under Eighteen Law
The law allows peace officers to issue a summons to any underage driver unlawfully operating a motor vehicle in view of officers. The summons describes the offense and directs the child to report to the appropriate district or municipal court. A copy is sent to the probation officer who delivers it to the judge.
Te Alske and Mrs Drivdahl Head to Alaska for Summer Work
Te Alske and Mrs Emil Drivdahl left Friday for Junau Alaska where he plans to work on a government survey crew for the summer.
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Te Alske
Martin Drveeeie
Emil Drivdahl
Junsau
Alaska
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Victor Schriver
Dale Fredrickson
Gene Berg
Livingston
George Ommundson
Ray Hokanson
Park County High School
Bernard McLain
Fror
E. M. Adams Sr
C.M. Cremers
Flatland
Snk
Linda ‘Raisland
Wyoming
Forest Service
Lamb Pool
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