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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

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Local grade school hoops run shows strong effort and star power

Big Timber despite a short roster and no regular coach delivered a spirited display in the tourney. Frank Barnett stood out as the standout eighth grade playmaker while Tommy Hoskinson and Ronald Dahl anchored the center and backcourt. Several seventh graders showed promise, and coach Bob Folst on remains optimistic for next season as the team improves.

Big Timber Lions Deegan Tommy Hoskinson Ronald Dahl Jerry McCauley Jack Myers Don Kinsey Bob Columbus Frank Barnett Bob Folston

Grade School Pep Rally Draws Big Crowd Cheers

The Lions received strong backing from a lively crowd led by Connie Bohme and Joan Nunley as grade school students performed a spirited show of school pride, aided by enthusiastic older supporters.

Lions Connie Bohme Joan Nunley Oldsters

Big Timber Tournament Praised By Community

The Lions Club sponsors the annual tournament with strong local merchant support. Residents commend the event as the biggest of the year in Big Timber, appealing to both youths and adults and highlighting community effort and school involvement.

Miles Co Opens New Store With Open House Celebration

The A W Miles Co moves to a new quonset style building on lower McLeod street and will hold open house Friday from 10 to 2 and 7 to 9 p.m. The 40 by 100 foot quonset and 25 by 30 foot addition form an L shape facing McLeod street with a 76 by 25 foot frontage. The shop features a 14 foot ceiling and display space for Farmall machinery. Construction involved Bluford Bly, Great Falls Steel Building Co, Clark's Plumbing and Heating, McCauley Bros, Livingston Electric Co, Douthett and Ullman Lumber, and Miles Lumber and Coal Co. J P McGuire praised Mr and Mrs Sell for their work on the project.

A. W. Miles Company Lower McLeod Street Bluford Bly Great Falls Steel Building Co McLeod Street Clark McCauley Bros Livingston Electric Co Douthett Lumber Co Ullman Lumber Co Miles Lumber and Coal Co Livingston Idaho Bil A. W. Miles Co J. W. Bailey Mervin Sell J. P. McGuire Sell

Miss Janice Fenske to Speak at 4-H Fun Fest

Miss Janice Fenske will speak at the Community hall this Saturday at 8 o clock about her 4-H Europe trip. She represented Montana and the United States in Europe last year visiting Norway Sweden Finland Denmark France and Switzerland. The event is a fun fest for 4-H members leaders and families.

Janice Fenske Montana United States Europe Miss Fenske Norway Sweden Finland Denmark France Switzerland

Car Wrecks The Wheel Bar In Grey Cliff

A 17 year old Big Timber minor veered off a dry road skidding 52 feet before slamming into The Wheel bar in Grey Cliff. The crash damaged the front, door and northeast corner while debris scattered through the room. A second minor and 22 year old Ray Chamberlain faced a disorderly conduct charge with a $25 fine and suspended 30 day sentence.

Big Timber Grey Cliff Sheriff's Office Ray Chamberlain

Burnhams Visit Big Timber with Taylor Family

Ray Burnham and wife from Billings visited Big Timber over Sunday with Ralph Taylor and his wife. Burnham, a barber at the Commercial hotel in Billings, traveled with the group. Carl Mosness and wife welcomed a son named Gary Allen weighing 8 pounds 6 ounces born last Thursday at Lott hospital in Livingston.

Taylors Ray Burnham Billings Ralph C. Taylor Burnham Carl Mosness Gary Allen Lott Hospital Livingston

Youths Need Dental Optical and Physical Attention

Preliminary results from 116 4 H club members examined by local doctors dentists and Optometrist Bob Thompson show 13 require dental care 24 need optical observation with 10 needing immediate help and 24 require further physical exams. The project by the Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce provides free services and parents will receive final reports once tabulations finish.

Bob Thompson Billings Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce Claiborn Baskett Coutu Olness Herries Thompson

Columbus Publisher Visits C B Harlan and local happenings

Columbus News publisher C B Harlan visited Big Timber for a day of shop talk at The Pioneer office and brought a carload of kids for a tournament. Bulldozers end Sweet Grass county snow operation as Cartwright returns to Billings with two D 8s and a D 7. Bridger Creek Senior Womens club met at Mrs Anton Krone’s home with two guests and lunch. Edward Hodan Jr on 30 day furlough visits his parents before returning to Fairfield California. Cathy Coutu, five, breaks her arm on ice, the second time since last January.

C. B. Harlan The Columbus News Pioneer Sweet Grass County Stanley Cartwright Billings Edward Hodan Sr Fairfield Calif Cathy Coutu Milton Coutu

Three Forks Wins Grade School Lions Tourney Title

Three Forks captured the Lions club invitational grade school tournament with a 33 to 22 final over Columbus. Belgrade finished third by beating Big Timber 22 to 14. Three Forks posted two wins and two losses for fourth place. Barnett earned standout status, scoring for Columbus and aiding Three Forks in the title bid.

Three Forks Lions Club Columbus Big Timber Belgrade Lions Henry Barnett R. Adams White Heim Lane Young Fox L. Adams Barnet Columbus Cagers

High School Nursing Tour To Visit Three Montana Schools

A student enrollment team sponsored by the Montana State Nurses Association and the Montana Hospital Association will visit Big Timber Clyde Park and Wilsall next Friday March 18. Rosemary Rieke Helena field representative leads the statewide tour to boost trained professional nurse numbers in Montana hospitals. Kath arine McDonald Bozeman district No 3 president Richard Lubben Bozeman Deaconess administrator and a Montana State College nursing student accompany the team to discuss nursing careers and help plan high school courses for nurses training.

Montana State Nurses’ Association Montana Hospital Association Big Timber Clyde Park Wilsall Rosemary Rieke Helena Montana Miss Rieke Katharine McDonald Bozeman The Nurses' Association Richard Lubben Bozeman Deaconess Hospital Montana State College School of Nursing

Mrs Logan Fowell Visits Great Falls Families

Mrs Logan Fowell of Great Falls visited her son Theron Fowell and daughter Mrs R J Niemi and families last Thursday and returned home Sunday.

Great Falls

Bids Sought for Sweet Grass County HS New Gymnasium

The Sweet Grass county high school board of trustees requests bids for a new gym with openings on March 28. Bids are in four sections general construction electrical work plumbing and heating and concrete footings and foundation only. Chairman C EB Davis hopes construction starts next fall and favors local contractor bids to fit available funds.

Sweet Grass County High School Board of Trustees C. EB. Davis

Billings Couple Visit Bert Versland Relatives

Mr. and Mrs. Elzie Cubbison of Billings spent Tuesday here visiting Bert Versland and other relatives and friends.

Billings Elzie Cubbison Bert Verslands

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Miles Co Bill Knebel Harold Allen Richard Heim Lar Adams Ronald Adams Russell Lane Virgil Young Fran Smith Arnold Beckman Harold Vandolah Mike Davis Harry Helton Ing Don Voges Danny Murphy Lloyd Berg George Myers Billy Huyser Larry Vanney Alvin 8Yl
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