Thompson Reports Sheep Producers Meeting in Denver
Teddy Thompson among Montana delegates at the American Sheep Producers Council annual meeting in Denver March 11-12. Delegates from across the US discussed budget allocations for wool and lamb promotion and strategies to boost lamb demand through retailer and consumer education.
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Thompson
Denver
Teddy Thompson
Montana
American Sheep Producers Council
Henry Hibbard
Helena
Montana Woolgrowers
Gerald Hughes
Stanford
Ed Smith
Plentywood
Woolgrowers
Everett Shuey
Woolgrowers Assn
United States
Ropin' N Ridin Club Elects New Officers
At a meeting last Thursday at the Dugout George Myers was elected president LaVern Nelson vice president and John Yost secretary treasurer New directors are Jim Alexander and Jim Fuller for three year terms Bud Baylis and Burton Robinson serve two year terms Douglas Mothershead and Bill Dennis hold one year terms The retiring vice president Walt Broughton led the session and the club plans a meeting tomorrow at 8 pm at the Dugout to organize a membership drive and review by laws and constitution All interested persons are invited to attend.
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George Myers
LaVern Nelson
John Yost
Jim Alexander
Jim Fuller
Bud Baylis
Burton Robinson
Douglas Mothershead
Bill Dennis
Walt Broughton
Swift Right of Way Trial Is Monday
The state seeks right of way from Fred Swift and his wife for interstate highway land near Reed Point. Trial set for Monday March 25 at 10 a.m. It is the last highway condemnation suit on the court calendar. The Clark Eagles case on the Boulder remains unentered. Also on the civil docket is Big Timber Creek Canal Co. vs Davis for debt collection, possibly heard next Wednesday.
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Fred Swift
Reed Point
Clark Eagles
Boulder
Big Timber Creek Canal Co
Robert Davis
Four City Election Sees Opposition in Four Races
Opposition appears in four city offices for the April 1 vote. Mayor candidates are Henry W. Klindt and Marvin Barber, with Harold Roe not seeking another term. Treasurer contenders are Dorothy Barbour, Hannah Harlan, F. B. Peterson, and Melvin Sell. Police magistrate includes C. A. Bishop versus Lyman Moulden and Lawrence Peterson. Ward 2 alderman race matches John Murphy against Carl Mosness and Donald Haas. Dean Lowry and Clarence Petaja run unopposed in Ward 1. Ward 1 has 473 registered voters. Ward 2 has 304. Polls run 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Henry W. Klindt
Marvin Barber
Harold Roe
Dorothy Barbour
Hannah Harlan
F. B. Peterson
Melvin Sell
C. A. Bishop
Lyman Moulden
Lawrence Peterson
John Murphy
Carl Mosness
Donald Haas
Dean Lowry
Clarence Petaja
Oscar Forsythe
Sweet Grass Wool Pool Accepts 57.35 Cents Bid
The Sweet Grass county wool marketing committee accepted a bid of 57.35 cents for the local wool pool from National Worsted Mills. Seven buyers attended with four bids. last year’s pool averaged 49.17. Early shearing wool should be shipped by March 27 with incentive payments available by March 31, and growers may bring wool for settlement now.
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Sweet Grass County Wool Marketing Committee
National Worsted Mills
H. F. McFarlin
Max Schuft & Son
Nichols & Co
Prouvost, Lefebvre & Co
Livingston
ASCS Office Closed For Wheat Program Meeting
The ASCS office will be closed all day Tuesday March 26 as county office employees and county committeemen attend a meeting on the 1964 wheat program in Big Timber at the Lutheran parish hall. Attendees from Sweet Grass include Cecil J. Carl Kermit Anderson Kenneth J Roe Mrs Ross Snyder and Don Tetlie with other counties Carbon Golden Valley Meagher Park Stillwater and Wheatland also represented.
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ASCS
Large Attendance At Phone Hearing Over Rate Increase Petition
A large crowd attended a Thursday hearing before Paul T. Smith of the railroad and public service commission on Treasure State Telephone's rate increase petition. Treasure State cited a $957,000 investment and 4.6 percent current return, seeking 3.57 percent.
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Paul T. Smith
Railroad and Public Service Commission
Treasure State
Smith
Lou Boedecker
William Johnson
Commission
Don Haas
Robert F. Finch
St. Louis
John Dietrich
Billings
Haas
General Dynamics Corp
Continental Telephone Co
Big Timber
Absarokee
Belfry
Broadview
Melville
Molt. Nye
Rapelje
Reed Point
Finch
Reed Point Pirates Honored at Dinner
A buffet dinner was held in Reed Point to honor the Reed Point Pirates. Mrs. B Z Burton spoke and each team member gave a brief talk. Karlyn and Lynda Bue sang, with performances by several Pirate members and manager Bob LeBrun.
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Sun the
Reed Point
B. Z. Burton
Karlyn
Lynda Bue
Heek Pirate
Richard Whitford
Clarence Todd
Richie LeBrun
Arnold Peterson
Ronnie Jordet
Terry Brumfield
Jim Barnum
Ronnie Ludwig
Bill Mayo
Boyd Wood
Bob LeBrun
Solberg Co. Update Continues on Page Four
Sarah Gust with Mrs. O J Paul J J Solberg Co. continue reporting on developments and notices set to span page four with further details and context.
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Sarah Gust
O. J. Paul
J. S. Solberg Co
Services Held For Mrs. Gus Stenberg
Mrs. Gus Stenberg 79 died at home after a long illness including a stroke eight years ago. Funeral Monday at Big Timber Lutheran with Rev. Ocee Johnson. Interment Mountain View. She was born Gemalia Tobine Egeland May 18 1883 in Norway and lived in Montana and Big Timber. Survived by husband Gus Stenberg four sons a sister nineteen grandchildren and forty great grandchildren.
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Gus Stenberg
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Ocee Johnson
God and
den Stor Hvide Flok
Margaret Busha
A. Ronald McDonnell
Mervin Sell
John Boe
Harold Boe
Oscar Vik
Tom Lomeland
George Lavold
Lester Luttschwager
Mountain View
Gemalia Tobine Stenberg
Flekkefjord
Norway
Stalle Egeland
United States
Gonvich
Minn
Stenberg
Montana
Albert Algard
Big Timber
Reed Point
Algard
Sheridan
Billings
Miller Boe
Lavina
Rachel Kleppe
Richmond
Calif
Chorus Spring Show Heads to March 28 29
The chorus presents Among My Souvenirs with songs and dances from the early 1900s. It runs March 28 and 29 at 8 p m in the high school gym, featuring a look at treasured souvenirs in the heart.
Committees Named For Pageant In Big Timber
The Miss Big Timber Pageant will be staged June 22 a Lions Club announcement crediting McLean Clark. Entries committee led by C E Smart with Virgil Gust Wait Huffman Selmer Solberg and Harold Rue. judging chaired by Clive Haas with O J Paulson.
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McLean Clark
The
Lions Club
C. E. Smart
Virgil Gust
Wait
Huffman
Selmer Solberg
Harold Rue
Clive Haas
O. J. Paulson
The Dutch Detective at Mea March 22 23
A notice announces The Dutch Detective will be presented by Mea on March 22 and 23. The event is set in Alles in Weng lan with casting notes and a gender focus implied by the materials.
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MEA
Domasco Wins Sectional Match in NRA Indoor Championship
George Domasco edged Bob Groom by one point 786 to 785 to claim the NRA sectional indoor rifle title at Big Timber. Groom earlier led in the region with wins at Schutzen and Yellowstone Valley events. Big Timber rifle club sponsored the meet with 34 shooters competing for the grand aggregate trophy.
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George Domasco
Bob Groom
National Rifle Association
Groom
Sheridan
Wyo
Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club
Oie Motor Co
NRA
Raymond Hoem
Lawrence Allestad
Dean Ford
Bozeman
H. W. Burns
F. G. Feist
Livingston
Big Timber
Fort Carson
Glen Saunders
Columbus
G. G. Carey
U. S. Army
Ft. Carson
Colo
Teddy Thompson
Rifle Club
Leonard Brownell
Bob
Brownell
Theresa Reiser
Don Moore
Bieber Couple Attends Funeral in Miles City
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Bieber left yesterday for Miles City to attend funeral services for a relative at Christ Church.
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E. A. Bieber
Miles City
Christ
Tourist School Set for April 26 in Helena
The Big Timber Lions receive notice that the 5 in 65 tourist school will be held Friday April 26 at 1 30 p m in the Montana highway department auditorium Helena Delegates from communities tied to the tourist industry are urged to attend to boost promotion efforts and capital from tourism The state advertising director hopes to generate 50 000 000 in tourist dollars by 1965 through informed sales force efforts.
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Don Clyde
Heber City
Utah
John Hickman
San Antonio
Tex
Casey Jones
ASPC
Hickman
Texas
Thompson
Big Timber
U. S
USDA
P. E. Neale
Earl Ray
New Mexico State University
Neale
Las Cruses
N. M
Big Timber Lions Club
Orvin Flare
Montana Highway Department
Helena
State Advertising Department
Flare
Big Sky
Lions Club
C. E. Smart
Fairgrounds
Boulder Bridge
SGHS Scholarship Awards Presented
Big Timber Woman's club honors SGHS scholars with four coin letters gold pins and 3.50 averages spanning two semesters Alez Adams Gary Branne Linda Clark and Dixie Warp receive the awards Special certificates go to Dixie Warp Nina Adams Mary Ellen McDonnell and John Paul son for four consecutive semesters of all A grades Principal A R Collins challenged the student body to bankrupt the club through philanthropy.
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Big Timber Woman's Club
Alez Adams
Gary Branne
Linda Clark
Dixie Warp
Nina Adams
Mary Ellen McDonnell
John Paulson
Ship
A. R. Collins
Woman’s Club
Management Workshop To Be Held Here
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service clerks from 13 counties will meet in Big Timber on March 26 for a management workshop. The event mirrors a prior Montana State College session and emphasizes public relations, public contact, and management fundamentals. Mrs Rees Snyder of Sweet Grass County will attend from the ASCS office.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Big Timber
Montana State Coege
Nmin
Rees Snyder
ASCS
Sweet Grass County
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Ropin’ ‘N’ Ridin’ Club
Reed Point Pirates
Dave Haas
Sidney M. Camp
Myrtle Alleen
Kermit A. Fladland
Harlowton
Earl D. Fladland
Oper
Alles
Weng Lan
Domasco
SGHS