Scenic Montana found in Big Timber letter to Marian
Mrs. Jim Fellows writes from Big Timber Montana praising the town after moving there. She recalls snow covered mountains Half Moon Park and Big Timber Canyon, notes fishing at Yellowstone and trout catches, and highlights parks schools churches and community facilities. She recalls a tournament basketball memory and applauds local business and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fellows
Lion’s Club
Marian
Aodle
Falta
Montana
U. S
Glen
Yellowstone
Jim
Half Moon Park
Big Timber
Highway 19
Boulder Road
Scenic
Boulder 4H Club Holds Fifth Meeting at McLeod School
The Boulder H club met March 8 at the McLeod school house. Minutes were read and approved, pledges recited, and a song sung. A dollar was donated to the Red Cross. Andy Movius led a demonstration and another Red Cross lesson followed. Lunch was served by Mrs. N. B. Gallentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Boulder +H
McLeod
Red Cross
Andy Movius
N. B. Gallentine
Nancy Ewan
4H Club Meeting Opens Under Linda Yost at Melville
President Linda Yost called the fifth 4H club meeting to order at 7 30 p m March 8 at the Melville school house. Janet Adams led pledges, Mrs. Kermit Anderson led singing, and roll call used an April Fool's joke. Twenty five members attended as Ninoa Adams Libby Anderson and Kathleen Harper demonstrated. Margaret Harper gave an illustrated talk. The junior leaders held a panel on how 4H helps a person do things. Jimmy Gottlob directed recreation hour and refreshments were served by Mrs. Harry Morris and Mrs. Owen McCleerey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Yost
Melville School House
Janet Adams
Kermit Anderson
Ninoa Adams
Libby Anderson
Kathleen Harper
Margaret Harper
Jimmy Gottlob
Harry Morris
Owen McCleerey
Bowling Scores for Mavericks and Timber Leagues Listed
Mavericks lead with Bankers 2918 Ben Franklin 2869 and AG Market 2765. John Boe 552 Jim Long 546 Duane Braaten 344 top three games. Ben Franklin 1015 Lions 3012 Bankers 1001. High individual games include Mervin Wertz 211 Duane Braaten 202 John Boe Ralph Prather 201. Timber League shows City Club Lanes 2899 Stan's 2822 Hamilton Funds 2821 three game totals. Byron Manley 552 Ross Snyder 564 Ralph Prather 550 top three. City Club Lanes 1046 Robbins Gust 962 Charlson Motors 965 high individual 244 by Byron Manley Snyder 232 Louie Taylor.
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Bankers
Ben Franklin
AG Market
John Boe
Jim Long
Duane Braaten
Lions
Mervin Wertz
Ralph Prather
City Club Lanes
Stan’s
Hamilton Funds
Ross Snyder
Byron Manley
Robbins & Gust
Charlson Motors
At Snyder
Louie Taylor
Krazy Mountain Rats Bowling Standings Highlight
In the league standings Krazy Mountain Rats finish with top three games. Betty Bieber leads individuals with 490 pins across three games, while Lydia Fichtner and Lois Reed total 480 and 469 respectively. 7-Up tops team game with 914 followed by Norman's Conoco 905 and Women of the Moose 886. In the Pa League Cole Drug tops three games at 2523 with Clouse Transfer 2495 and City Club Lounge 2492. individual high three games go to Chuck Nicholson 568 and Tope Strobel 560, with Lydia Fichtner 513. Team game leaders are Clouse Transfer 891, Cole Drug 872, City Club Lounge 861. High individual game results feature Tope Strobel 222, Nicholson 204 and 202.
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Krazy Mountain Rats
Big Timber Bankers
Solbergs
Norman
Conoco
Betty Bieber
Lydia Fichtner
Lois Reed
Men of the Moose
Ue Fichtner
Jean Harperola
Cole Drug
Clouse
City Club Lounge
Indivi
Chuck Nicholson
Tope Strobel
Clouse Transfer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lions Club Letter
Yellowstone Park
Mary Lewis
Lions Club
Sweet Grass
Ibus
Lodge Grass
Tim‘ber
Gram
Sticks
Ford
Fordson
International Tractor
Nm” International Tractor
Stephens Auto Service
S. Vor
BIG Timber Jaydeens
Lutheran Parish
Cherril Granlund
Billings Midway Club
Julius and
Ida Mae Thomas
J. S. Solberg Company, Inc
Porcupine Butte
John Deere
John Deere Fba
John Deere Grassland
Farmers Service Assn
American Legion Hall
Co-Op
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