Pioneer News Briefs May 5 1921 Local Developments
Home Telephone Co reports Gibson line in full operation with an exchange at Gibson Trading Co and private phones being installed in residences. Births: a girl for Mr and Mrs Ben Heirem east of the city and a son for Mr and Mrs Carl Cross north of the city. Leslie Webb and Vera Leighton wed in Billings with a 36 guest reception at Lew Webb’s home.residents buy and sell homes. oil indications noted in Shawmut. Grey Cliff reports dry soil. Clara Phillips arrives from San Francisco to visit parents A L Phillips. plans to return for Mount Zion Hospital duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Willman
The
Home Telephone Co
Gibson
Gibson Trading Co
Ben Heirem
Carl Cross
Leslie Webb
Otter Creek
Vera Leighton
Pittsfield
Mass
Billings
Lew Webb
Board of County Commissioners
Rela
J. B. Selters
Sixth Avenue
W. T. Mahoney
Anton Fredrickson
Shawmut
A. C. Boyles
Grey Cliff
Clara Phillips
San Francisco
Calif
A. L. Phillips
Mount Zion Hospital
The Big Timber Pioneer editors and owners
The Big Timber Pioneer is the official paper for Sweet Grass County Montana. Ray G Beck and Lamont I Beck serve as editors and owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Birth in Shawmut and local school notes
Born to Mr and Mrs A H Titeca of Shawmut a son on April 30. Arthur Algard eighth grader fractured an arm practicing pole vaulting for Reed Point meet. Sweet Grass high won two scholarship places in Bozeman with Audrey Graff taking two thirds in home economics and Edna Peterson second in English. Alumni officers elected Eva Roquet president Clyde E Davis vice president Vivian Webb secretary Alva L Lamb treasurer. Reed Point News Grace Tool Rita Sharrar Fay Hawks Philip Bare and Ruth Askwig went to Columbus Saturday to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Titeca
Shawmut
Arthur Algard
Reed Point
Sweet Grass High School
Bozeman
Audrey Graff
Edna Peterson
Eva Roquet
Clyde E. Davis
Vivian Webb
Alva L. Lamb
Reed Point News
Grace Tool
Rita Sharrar
Fay Hawks
Philip Bare
Ruth Askwig
Columbus
County Scholarship Contest Winners Named in School Ceremony
Grace Tool won third place in the eighth grade subjects. Accompanying winners were Martha Allen Kathleen Miller Eva Litzenberger Earl Askwig and Ballard Bare. Marie Bayers chosen valedictorian of the Senior class and Lilybel Hawks salutatorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Tool
Martha Allen
Kathleen Miller
Eva Litzenberger
Earl Askwig
Ballard Bare
Marie Bayers
Lilybel Hawks
Added Features At Boys' Town
The 1949 Montana Boys State program August 14 23 at Western Montana College of Education in Dillon will include two outdoor events a FBI firing demonstration and a Montana highway patrol driving demonstration. Sponsorships rise toward a 320 quota with June 30 deadline. Two sponsored boys will attend National Boys Forum in Washington D C in August and be chosen by Miss Carol Fraser of Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
Western Montana College of Education
Dilton
American Legion
Washington, D. C
National Americanism Commission of the American Legion
Dillon
Ewe with Six Living Lambs Sets Unmatched Record
Kenneth George, a Kansas sweepman, owns a five year old ewe that birthed six lambs all alive. This surpasses the usual one or two or even triplets. California saw five on a ewe last year, but six is unrecorded. Montana ranchers report many twins but none exceed this feat.
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Montana
Kansas Livestock Commission
Kenneth George
Kansas
California
Derby Winners Barred From Livingston Trout Derby
Fishermen who have previously won the $1,000 prize in Livingston’s Trout Derby will be barred from the 1949 event on August 14. Board rules exclude all former first prize winners, including Lonnie Bryan Henry Jondrow Virgil Malone and Rudolph Egeland. Officials report increased interest and possible record participation for the upcoming derby despite the early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Lonnie Bryan
Big Timber
Henry Jondrow
Virgil Malone
Billings
Rudolph Egeland
Derby membership tickets go on sale after strong early response
Two dollar membership tickets granting derby participation and voice in derby affairs are on sale. Early response is described as good, indicating solid interest from potential members.
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Pioneer Files
Nunley Trucking
Rae
Totar
Eplace
Jean
John J. Heat
Tom Roger
Urion & Sonator
East First S
Lessee
Boys
Frank Chase
Bourne Studio
Kauffman Studio
Wrecker Service
McIntyre Motor Sales
FORD
Theresa
Fashion Academy
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