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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1948

Page

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Community pool plans spark local fundraising and volunteer drive

Big Timber residents consider a 100 by 20 foot pool with a 9 to 3 foot depth, plus a children’s wading pool, in the city park north west corner. Howard Forsythe Jr and volunteers outline needed cement, dump trucks, and myriad donations while Ed Dwyer draws plans for state board approval. Volunteers are sought for labor and donations, with Lions club and local businesses aiding layout and folding a 48 page tournament booklet.

Howard Strickland Hash Bob McKenzie Bly Montana State Board of Health Ed Dwyer State Board American Legion Lions Club Clarence Loftsgaarden J. D. Herries Hubert Becken Smart

University music teachers to give Monday concert in Big Timber

Rudolph Wendt piano Miss Hasmig Gedickian soprano and John Lester baritone from the State University music school faculty will perform at one o clock Monday March 15 in the Big Timber high school auditorium sponsored by the local band. The trio tour Montana during the university between quarters period and bring diverse classical training and stage experience from Eastman Juilliard Shenandoah Northwestern and European opera study.

Rudolph Wendt Hasmig Gedickian John Lester State University Music School Big Timber Wendt Eastman School of Music Julliard School of Music New York Ance University Symphony Miss Gedickian Shenandoah Conservatory Dayton Northwestern University Lester Montana France Italy Germany

Hughes Skaarland Wedding Solemnized in Big Timber

Hazel Alice Skaarland and Robert John Hughes were married at the Big Timber Lutheran church in a four o'clock ceremony. Rev. E E Tollefson officiated the double ring rite with Evelyn Tucker as bridesmaid and Harold Clouse as best man. The couple will reside in Richland Washington after a wedding trip. The bride is a Sweet Grass county high school graduate and former dental nurse. the groom, Park county high school graduate, works at the atomic energy plant in Richland.

Hazel Alice Skaarland Abel Skaarland Big Timber Robert John Hughes George Hughes Springdale Big Timber Lutheran Church E. E. Tollefson Evelyn Tucker Laurel Harold Clouse Eaton’s Inn Sweet Grass County High School P. J. Gehan Park County High School Atomic Energy Plant Richland Wash

New St Josephs Rectory To Be Dedicated Sunday

The new St Josephs rectory will be blessed after the 11 oclock Mass on Sunday March 14 by Rev P C Wolframski with altar boys. An open house from 2 to 6 pm will follow, inviting all and featuring tea by the St Joseph Altar Society.

St. Joseph’s Rectory St. Joseph P. C. Wolframski Wolframski

Sentenced For Stealing Hogs

Ronald Irvin Myers and John Francis Cudney of Grey Cliff were sentenced to one year in Deer Lodge state prison by Judge Ben Harwood after pleading guilty to first degree burglary. They admitted taking hogs from Northern Pacific stock cars at Grey Cliff on Feb 17 and 22, selling two in Billings and four in Bozeman. Investigation involved local sheriff, Northern Pacific agents, and the FBI due to interstate shipments.

Ronald Irvin Myers John Francis Cudney Grey Cliff Deer Lodge Ben Harwood Northern Pacific Walter Osborne Billings

Return from Seattle for Mrs Mehlhaff and family

Mrs R B Mehlhaff returned Tuesday afternoon from Seattle. Mr Mehlhaff will work there until May then take a shipboard baker job. Mrs E B Tollefson of Livingston accompanied the Mehlhaffs on the trip and returned with Mrs Mehlhaff.

Seattle R. B. Mehlhaff Mehlhaff E. B. Tollefson Livingston Mehlhaffz Eee Mehl

Legion Loses To Lewistown In High-Scoring Battle

The American Legion fell 76 to 85 to the Lewistown Midway Chips in a fast game Saturday evening. Herb McCauley led scoring with 37 points and Deegan added 17 as Ellison brothers contributed in the loss. The Midways shared the spotlight with Stephens and Otto at 22 points each.

Impressive Charter Ceremony Welcomes Big Timber Troop 21

Big Timber's Boy Scout Troop 21 was formally installed in Yellowstone Valley Council. A. C. McDonald accepted the charter from Jake Gonder as colors were presented by Livingston scouts. Awards, investiture, and multiple visiting troops marked a ceremonial kickoff with Scout Trail to Citizenship shown.

Big Timber Yellowstone Valley Council Boy Scouts of America A. C. McDonald Lions Club Jake Gonder Livingston Livingston Boy Scouts Milton Wordal Paul Lamp Robert Bray Dick McDonald Joe Roemer Robert Cort Alvin Sylling LeRoy Weamer Joe Weamer Jerry Bowman Jim McCauley Dale McLane Bernard Lamach Melvin Salmonson Daniel Murphy Dale Beck Cody Mack Elmer Holland Gerald Hauge Harvey McIntyre Leslie Brown Ben Olness F. B. Peterson Walter Osborne H. H. McIntyre Ray Beck Clarence Loftsgaarden Scott Hoskinson W. K. Amery Wm. McCauley Alba Donald Nelson Ken Ehblem H. R. Senter Paul Wilson Laurel Charles Trowbridge Billings Wm ”.Curey Palmer Finsvik Charles Schuler Emory Steensland Milt Zimmerman Finsvik

Local Notes and Folks Wide-Ranging Updates Across Big Timber

Local brief notes report Harold Milchness pleading guilty to improper use of a dealer license plate and fined $25 by Justice J D Holly. Other items include travel plans to Seattle and Alaska, a Yokohama leave return of Sgt Malcolm Goosey, Deer Creek Aid gatherings, obituaries of James Wilson and John Nyhus, visits from Seattle guests, a baby shower for Mrs Archie Ellison, American Legion events, hospital stays in Portland, and community notices on travel, friendship gatherings, and weather trends with a harsh winter recap.

Harold Milchness Highway Patrol Justice of the Peace J. D. Holly Seattle R. J. Watson Alaska 731St Engineers James Wilson Nell Wilson Chas. Wilson James Nampa Ida John Nyhus Blaine Wash Lowell Galbreth May Galbreth Clive Haas John Barstad Della Webb Harold Perrine Ellison Agnes Rapstad Lars Messing Andrew Holland Archie Ellison Ivar Holland

Preaching Mission Explores God in Congregational Service

The Congregational church opens a preaching mission led by Rev. Cloyd Conner of Billings. The first service is Sunday morning, continuing through the next Sunday evening as part of a series focused on What Kind of a God Do You Worship.

Congregational Cloyd Conner Billings

Sweet Grass Farm Loan Association Holds Annual Meeting

Sweet Grass Farm Loan Association held its annual meeting last Friday with regional manager C C Upton of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane reporting strong financials and that over half of the bank’s new loan business came from association members. Secretary-treasurer M B Yates presented a year end progress report showing 12 loans totaling 39 900 and a capital stock of 38 092 50 in Spokane along with 3 500 in bonds and 6 639 48 in surplus and reserves. Leif Anderson and Jake Frank were re elected directors, with holdover directors Leif Anderson H Ben Tettle H A Ross and Gerhard Woltermann. A Pythian Sisters supper preceded the business session led by president Leif Anderson.

Sweet Grass-Stillwater National Farm Loan Association C. C. Upton Federal Land Bank of Spokane Idaho Montana Oregon Washington Upton Spokane Cooperative’ Land Bank M. B. Yates Carl Musse Reed Point Jake Frank Park City Leif Anderson Melville H. Ben Tetlie Big Timber Alex Ross Absarokee Gerhard Woltermann Columbus Association Pythian Sisrs

Red Cross disaster relief exceeds ten million dollars in 1947

Contributions to the 1948 Red Cross fund funded essential relief with over 300000 victims aided. The Riverside Badgers group met at the McLane home, with games after a business session and lunch served by Mrs. McLane and Mrs. Officer. Jean Duncan reports.

Red Cross Dean Lowry Sweet Grass County Riverside Badgers McLane Officer

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Howard Forsythe Jr Lutheran Brotherhood Dart Ray Busha Ranch A. W. Strickland Deer Creek Aid Tom Olson Arvid Larson Knute Hogemark Wallis Huidekoper Col The Legion Oregon Hospital Donald Cameron Good Samaritan Hospital Portland Ore Nellie Cook Olympia Amos Nai Karsten Kolnes White Sulphur Springs Riverview Camp No. 4413 R. N E. H. Ellingson Butte Mercury Sweet Grass Farm Loan Association
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