Pioneer Chronicle Details Cheyenne and Pioneer History
Obituary and staffing notes trace the Heckart family at Cheyenne Newspapers and editor roles. The Pioneer, founded 1889 in Sweet Grass County, chronicles editors from Hatch to Becks, Tichenor and Lowary, with later moves to Townsend Star and Harlowton Times.
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Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Morton Hatch
Leon Olmstead
James E. Sheridan
John Thomas LaFond
Sweet Grass News
Big Timber Pioneer
Jean P. Decker
Pony Express
Black Hills
Miles City Star
Billings Gazette
Anaconda Standard
Jerome Williams
Big Timber
Grace
Ray
Monte Beck
Monte
Becks
Beck
Stanley Tichenor
Judith Basin Press
Stanford
Lowary
Tichenor
Harlowton Times
Townsend Star
Sweet Grass County hears citizen input on government changes
Thirteen residents attended a study commission hearing in Sweet Grass County to discuss the preliminary report and an alternative form of government. They favored nonpartisan elections and more county commissioners, while debating a community council and consolidating offices like sheriff and coroner.
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Sweet Grass County
McLauchlan
Sheriff's
Coroner's Office
Bjarne Bjorndal
Margaret Huffman
Bjorndal
Nora Hanson
Hauck reports strong turnout for city recreation program
The city recreation program draws good attendance in its first two weeks despite weather. Adults and teens can join adult softball on Mondays and men’s games on Tuesdays and Thursdays at City Park. Hikes to local sites began with a Fish Hatchery trip. Field Days feature archery jumping hurdles and free root beer prizes.
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Big Timber
Larry's
A and W
Eastern Montana College honors roll includes Judy Braaten
Judy Braaten of Big Timber is among several Eastern Montana College students named to the spring quarter honor roll, highlighting academic achievement across the campus.
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Judy Braaten
Duane Braaten
Big Timber
Eastern Montana College
City council maintains alternate watering rules amid delays
The council kept no exceptions on watering days and reported no protests to codifying ordinances. Donna Buechler announced a printing delay will push utility bills this quarter though residents should know their bills are not lost, just delayed and will be mailed once the treasurer's office receives them. Building permits were approved for Dennis Chapel, Robert Shelley, Harold Faw, Jim Cain, and Oscar Stephens for various structures. The next meeting is scheduled for June 6.
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Donna Buechler
Dennis Chapel
Robert Shelley
Harold Faw
Jim Cain
Oscar Stephens
Bicentennial events planned with fireworks and costumes
The 3 B s Isabelle Birkeland Catherine Boyee Buzz Kerr and Walt Martinz organize a 3:30 softball game with the rest of the afternoon free for visiting. Jaycees will stage fireworks and a cannon in the evening while flags and old-time costumes are urged all week. Parking will be provided near the park by Dean Lowry’s lots and Norwegian food will be served from the Viking ship by Sons of Norway. Other coordinators include Jane Gust Oscar Forsythe Alice Hoofnagle and Mary Ann Lowary.
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Isabelle Birkeland
Catherine Boyee
Buzz Kerr
Walt Martinz
Grasfield
Jaycees
Dean Lowry
Sons of Norway
Jane Gust
Oscar Forsythe
Alice Hoofnagle
Mary Ann Lowary
Grey Cliff School Board Minutes June 15 1976 Session
The Grey Cliff School Board met at 8 pm on June 15 1976 with all trustees present. May minutes were read and approved. Title I teacher interviews set for June 18 at 7 30 pm. Ronis Hedrick tuition approved to Absarokee in Stillwater County. Monthly bills approved for General Fund, Hot Lunch Fund, and Title I Fund with detailed payees and amounts listed.
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Grey Cliff
Ronis Hedrick
Absarokee
Stillwater County
Crops and ranges develop rapidly in Montana
Montana crops and ranges show fast development despite cool weather according to the Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service and Extension Service. Spring sown grains winter wheat sugarbeets and potatoes are in mostly good condition with scattered counties reporting fair and central Montana counties mostly fair to good.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Carter's anti gun stance shadow in Carter camp
NRA style scrutiny from Neal Knox notes Carter supporters push for strict gun control. Morris Dees and Fund for Animals figure as anti gun groups with aims to ban handguns and challenge the NRA. Regenstein linked to environmental and anti hunting causes and possible Interior post bid. Street gossip hints at potential Attorney General and Interior influence within Carter camp.
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Jimmy Carter
U.S
Neal Knox
Rifle Magazine
Knox
Carter
Morris Dees
New
National Gun Control Center
Dees
National Rifle Association
Lewis Regenstein
Regenstein
Fund For Animals
Cleveland Amory
Alabama
George McGovern
McGovern
Georgia
Secretary of the Interior
County agent announces July 4-H events and beef cattle bulletin
July 1 6 30 p m 4 H Livestock Judging Contest Fairgrounds July 13 15 Northwest Plant Food Association Conference Ramada Inn Billings July 13 5 30 8 p m 4 H Style Revue and Home Economics Judging Contest Congregational Church July 13 8 p m 4 H Style Revue Congregational Church New materials cover Major Factors Affecting Weaning Weight in Beef Calves Beef Cattle Size and Production Requirements Proceedings U S Range Livestock Experiment Station Beef Cattle Field Day Cattle size bulletin discusses productive herd cows with digestible energy needs Cattle sizes 1000 lb 1 05 Mcal per mile 1500 lb 1 58 Mcal and 50 lb calf wearing weight difference references safe prices calving problems and size options.
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Fairgrounds
Northwest Plant Food Association
Ramada Inn
Billings
Congregational
U.S. Range
Beef Cattle Field Day
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New Mexico
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Anchorage Daily News
Anchorage
Iowa State Teachers College
College of the Southwest
N.M
Colorado
Arizona
Optimist Club
Pony League
Cheyenne Civitan Club
Wyoming Blood Services
Cheyenne Distributive Education Program
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Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce
Cheyenne Quarterback Club
Anchorage Daily Times
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Council
Pense
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Montana Power Co
Big Timber Electric
T.R.S
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PERS
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Steve Dempster
Montana Power
Jersey Creamery
Workman's Comp
Lynn
House of Beauty
3Rd and
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Patti Lynn
Mr. Leo
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al Whiteside
Ned Moffett
Alaskan Fish Truckload Sale
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