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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1952

Page

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Roster Complete For Sixth Annual Grade School Tournament

All eight teams have submitted squad lists and are ready to compete in the sixth annual grade school basketball tournament sponsored by the Big Timber Lions club. Tournament dates are Friday and Saturday March 14 15 with Coach John Boe leading the Lions squad including George Bray Larry Esp Curtis Jacobson Kenneth Mikush Robert Reidelbach Wesley Ryan Dennis Nicholson Roger Hauge Ronald Hauge Edwin Lomeland Ozzie Nevin and Fred Olness.

Supt A. C. McDonald Big Timber Lions Club John Boe Lions George Bray Larry Esp Curtis Jacobson Kenneth Miekush Robert Reidelbach Wesley Ryan Dennis Nicholson Roger Hauge

Sheepherders Take 4th In Tourney

Red Lodge Montana high school action saw the Sheepherders finish fourth at the class B tournament after a 45-37 upset of Laurel then struggles in the remaining games. Big Timber, Roundup and Hardin also played. coaches, scores, and local Lions club staff listed for the event.

Laurel Red Lodge Big Timber Hardin Bulldogs Herders Bulldogs Stebbins Wordal Phelps Anaconda Central Billings Central Hardin Anaconda

Herries, Livingston Native, Dies at 71

John Ferguson Herries, 71, father of Dr. J D Herries of Big Timber, died Monday in Livingston after a long illness. Born in Dumfries Scotland, he moved to the United States in 1902, settled in Livingston in 1916, and retired from the Northern Pacific shops in 1946 after 30 years. Funeral service was held Wednesday in Livingston with Rev. Roukema officiating. burial at Mountain View Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Minnie Taylor Herries, a grandson David Herries, a brother William Herries of Glasgow, Scotland, and several nieces and nephews.

John Ferguson Herries J. D Herries Big Timber Northern Pacific Livingston Andrew Roukema Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church Mountainview Mr. Herries Dumfries Scotland United States East Minnie Taylor Trenton N. J Herries David Herries William Herries Glasgow

Foggy Head Leads to Arrest in Bilings Car Theft Case

Las Vegas New Mexico resident John B. Sanchez Jr. was jailed after being awakened by Night Policeman Hark Sundby in a hotel lobby when a stolen car reported by Billings police was found nearby. Sanchez claimed the keys might fit the car but offered no denial. Billings authorities recovered the vehicle and owner C. C. Hicks planned to press charges in Billings court.

John B. Sanchez Jr Las Vegas N. M Hark Sundby Billings Sundby Sanchez Osborne C. C. Hicks

Big Catch Lounging in California Cap Eats 40 Pounder

Victor Tronrud reported a 40 pound catch after deep sea fishing while visiting Capistrano Beach with wife Mrs. Tronrud. They planned to stay with friends in Los Angeles then home, as they plan future travel. Betty Jo Loftsgaarden will present an original Lincoln essay at the Order of Eastern Star meeting on Tuesday March 11, urging strong attendance.

Victor Tronrud Los Angeles Victor Capistrano Beach Doores Lincoln Order of Eastern Star Betty Jo Loftsgaarden

The Suffering Yet Triumphant Saviour Isaiah 53 Sermon

The writer explains Israel's disbelief and individual decision for Christ, urging acceptance of Jesus as savior. It emphasizes prophecy fulfilled by Christ, his rejection by many, and personal responsibility to respond, noting his suffering, burial, and atonement for sins with a call to faith.

Israel God Lord Jesus Christ Jesus Lord Christ Bethlehem Beirg

Spring Comes to Reed Point Amid Heavy Snow

Reed Point Montana reports a late winter storm with two feet of wet snow. Winds ease reveal green grass and mud as livestock struggle through drifts. Roads and outbuildings are buried and travel hazardous. residents note spring is here despite lingering white cover.

Stillwater-Sweet Grass Farm Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting

The Stillwater-Sweetgrass National Farm Loan association held its annual meeting in Big Timber with 65 attendees. President Jake Frank announced an eighth straight 7 percent dividend totaling 2686.78, the coop sharing earnings with farmer owners. New loans exceeded 60 000 dollars, and directors re elected Leif Anderson and Gerhard Wolterman with officer changes announced.

Stillwater-Sweetgrass National Farm Loan Association Fraternity Hall Big Timber Pythian Sisters of Harold Roe Jake Frank Federal Land Bank of Spokane National Farm Loan Montana Idaho Oregon Washington Henry DeLaney Orvin Flare Montana JayCees M. B. Yates Yates Leif Anderson Melville and Ger Hard Wolterman Columbus H. Ben Tetlie Park City Oscar Braaten Grey Cliff George Overbo Asarokee J. E. Tannehill Doris Dull

Reins Return From Month's Trip

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Rein and daughters Carol Helen and Linda return home from a month in the southwest Their six year old Linda declares the best part was returning to their Montana ranch The trip covered seven or eight states included La Jolla California and a visit to Tijuana Mexico Highlights were Boulder Dam Grand Canyon and southwest scenery The girls kept up geography studies and noted ocean beaches provided by California Friends and neighbors were met along the route and at Mesa Arizona en route home

Lloyd Rein Carol Helen Linda Southwest California Mesa Ariz Montana Victor Morris Tronrud

Torch Society Roll Listed at Local High School

Fourteen freshmen have qualified for initiation into the Torch Society as letters list the senior members including Alice Anderson and Joe Widdicombe. Juniors and sophomores also named with officers elected Sylvia Grosfield president and Doris Strand vice president. Principal Gilman Aller sponsors the club.

Alice Anderson Catherine Arneson Patricia Bouse Robert Bray Sylvia Grasfield Donna Kerr Bernard Lamach Betty Loftsgaarden Vernice Matthew Barbara Officer June Opland Mary Peterson Lois Read Sigrid Tollefson Helen Sargent Joe Widdicombe Milton Wordal Thordis Hammersmark Diana Laubach Sonia Tetlie Dan Murphy Dorothy McArthur Lloyd Berg Frank Cosgriff Betty Haddon Teresa Drivdahl Carol Buchli Doris Strand Dolores Yost Barbara van Cleve Patricia Snyder David Drivdahl Sylvia Grosfield Gilman Aller

Earl Wright Rescued From Boulder Suffering Flu

Earl Wright, stricken with flu, was transported from the upper Boulder to a hospital after a county road crew faced a heavy snow drift. Sheriff Walter Osborne, Dr. L W Baskett, road supervisor A T Ellison, and operators Henry Elgen and Chas Lamach aided the trek with a dozer and truck. They unloaded near Natural Bridge, then reached the Wright ranch by 4 30 p m. Dr Baskett and Earl Bouse drove Wright to care. he is reported to be progressing satisfactorily.

Earl Wright Upper Boulder Walter Osborne L. W. Baskett A. T. Ellison Osborne Henry Elgen Chas. Lamach Old Bruffey Ranch Natural Bridge Wright Place Wright Ranch Dr. Baskett Earl Bouse Mr. Wright

Meyer To Go On Trial March 17

Richard M. Meyer will go on trial in district court here March 17 for the murder of Henry W. Nelson, a Livingston real estate dealer. Judge Bérg set the trial date after juror panel drew for the term. other docket items will be set later. Meyer was apprehended November 19, 1951, in Portland, Maine.

Livingston Richard M. Meyer Henry W. Nelson B Bérg Eee N’ Portland

Big Timber Hosts Rail Welding Operation Again

Big Timber again serves as headquarters for Northern Pacific continuous rail welding. Work starts March 10 with Oxweld Railroad Service crews and Montana Power wiring. about 15 locals led by Dave Herman will lay roughly 20 miles of rail in seven months, aided by a second 200-worker Northern Pacific crew.

Northern Pacific Railway Springdale-Elton Oxweld Railroad Service Company Northern Pacific Montana Power F. J. Duffie Big Timber Dave Herman Joliet Miss W. E. Donalds H. W. Johnstone C. B. Smith Ben Lee Wm. Grey Oxweld

Fine Arts Exhibit in Big Timber March 8 to 10

The traveling M I A fine arts exhibit will visit Big Timber in the library's women's club room from March 8 to 10. Open to the public with free admission, showings are 2 30 to 5 and 7 30 to 10. On March 10 at 8, Doris Fogler Broughton will give a painting demonstration open to the public.

Big Timber Woman’s Club Doris Fogler Broughton

Overseas Deegan Family Returns From Pittsburg Camp Stoneman

Mrs. Bob Deegan and son Chuckie arrived home after accompanying Lt. Deegan who was transferred to Camp Stoneman following a furlough in Big Timber. Lt. Deegan's unit is alerted and he expects to depart for overseas duty today.

Bob Deegan Chuckie Pittsburg Calif Camp Stoneman Big Timber Deegan

Four Big Timber churches unite for Good Friday service

A three hour Good Friday worship at the Lutheran church on April 11 from noon to 3 pm features four pastors Rev. E E Tollefson Rev A E Erickson Rev E J Bott and Rev E Brentwood Barker guiding 25 minute units with hymn music scripture readings and meditations The union service includes Lutheran Church of God Congregational and Evangelical United Brethren members and aims to engage the community.

Big Timber Lutheran Church E. E. Tollefson A. E. Erickson E. J. Bott E. Brentwood Barker Jesus Church of God Evangelical United Brethren

Gardening talk by J H Metcalf at Woman's Club

The Woman's Club heard J H Metcalf assistant horticulturist Bozeman speak on vegetables suited to Montana gardens landscaping perennials and evergreens with slides illustrating the talk

Woman's Club J. H. Metcalf Bozeman Montana

Latvian Relates Russian Methods to Enforce Communism

Rev. Edgar Kiplok, Latvian, described life behind the Iron Curtain at a Lutheran church talk. He cited deportations on June 13, 1941, detailing fear as a tool of rule, censorship, propaganda, and suppression of private property like typewriters and radios under Soviet control.

Edgar Kiplok Latvia Lutheran Church Kiplok State University Baltic States Rev. Kiplock Siberia Germany Russia Stalin Pene

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Paul True Lions Club General Utility Clarence Loftsgarden C. F. Ullman Dr. B. Olness E. L. Frang Ross Williams Ed Braaten W. K. Amery Palmer Finsvik O. J. Paulson Alban Roemer P. R. Cox E. Brentwood Dr. Herries E. J. Butt Reed Point Stillwater-Sweet Grass Farm Loan Association Torch Society Big Timber Again Heere Wwe Homer Wheeler Great Falls Royal Motel Wayne Osterhout Linn Hanson Dry Creek Jake Q. C. Huyser St. Vincent's Hospital Vaney Spannring Claude C. Gray
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