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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1956

Page

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Local Notes and Appointments Highlight Busy Trip News

Mrs Grace Rudd made a business trip to Billings today. Ora Rostad and family moved from Salt Lake City to Denver where Ora is a senior geologist with American Metals Ltd. Guests at Rostads included Mr and Mrs Burton Robinson who were elected president elect. Dr Olness presided at the close of the 54th annual meeting in May next year in Billings with Dr Harry Farrell becoming vice president. Dr E G Vedova of Roundup reelected secretary treasurer and L Russell Hogland named executive secretary.

Billings Grace Rudd Rostads Denver Ora Rostads Salt Lake City Colo Ora American Metals, Ltd Rostads Or Juny Rache US Burton Robinson Sue Palmer Harry Farrell Roche E. G. Vedova Roundup L. Russell Hogland

Olness Becomes Montana Dental Association President

Dr. B. Olness was elected president of the Montana State Dental Association at a Helena meeting Friday afternoon succeeding Dr. Donald J. Elder of Miles City. Olness becomes the 54th MSDA president.

B. Olness Montana State Dental Association Helena Donald J. Elder Miles City Olness MSDA Tahoe

Festival attendees arrive for Spring Fest at grade school

Mrs Willard Whittet and daughter Gay of Livingston attended the Spring Festival Friday evening at the grade school. The report notes district and hospital news including new birth in Billings and flu treatment in town. Royal Neighbors district meeting in Billings elected Mavis Rogers of Emigrant as district oracle with Emigrant hosting next year.

Willard Whittet Gay Livingston Joseph Widdicombe McLeod Billings Anton Frederickson Community Hospital Richard Price St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Hamilton Big Timber-Columbus Olaf Flare Royal Neighbors of America Opal Stephens Florence Dodge Gladys Stephens Miriam Michels Dorothy Johnson Agnes Refsland Josie Nyre Hazel Rook Mavis Rogers Emigrant

Sheepherders Fall to Red Lodge 8 4 in Weekend Game

Big Timber led 4 2 in the bottom of the sixth but three costly errors allowed Red Lodge to rally for an 8 4 victory. Reidelbach and Steve Nelson had two hits for Big Timber, Hauge homered, Berg drove in two on a triple, Moulden pitched and struck out six. Weather permitting a makeup with Absarokee may be played today or tomorrow.

Sheepherders Red Lodge Redskins Reidelbach Steve Nelson Big Timber Berg Voges Hauge Moulden Weaver Saul Reidelbache S. Nelson If Vogel Jacobson Olness McCleevey Christ If Absarokee

State Jaycee Meet Plans Outlined for Helena Trip

The Jaycees met May 7 with President Don Cameron presiding. Gene King spoke on a proposed veterans bill in Congress. The Helena convention is set for May 18 to 20 with delegates Jim Schneider Bill Fraser Clarence Petaja and Dick Fenton and Jim Esp as alternate. Don Cameron plans to attend along with guests Gene King Herb Griffith Horatio Burns and Dr H A Stokke.

Jaycees Don Cameron Ray Dodds Gene.King of Livingston Congress King American Legion Helena Jim Schneider Bill Fraser Clarence Petaja Dick Fenton Jim Esp Gene King Herb Griffith Horatio Burns H. A. Stokke

No Signs Permitted On Right of Way

O M Jorgenson of the highway maintenance department reminds political candidates that no campaign signs are permitted on the highway right of way. A state highway engineer's office letter directs division maintenance to remove signs within four state highway project right of way limits and notify owners if signs are costly.

O. M. Jorgenson Highway Maintenance Department State

Local Notes and Folks in Big Timber

Local items report visits by Republican candidate Mrs Jean Cowan Crockett in Big Timber and various community activities. Notes cover Koch hospital stays, church plans, a kindergarten circus, a spring style show at SGHS, auxiliary meetings, club events, and Red Cross drive progress.

Jean Cowan Crockett Chinook State Superintendent of Public Instruction Big Timber

Man Killed In Tractor Accident At Saw Mill

Wilbur Skillman 42, operator at a sawmill 14 miles southeast of Livingston, died instantly when a tractor backtracked into a pit. A scraper attachment caused loss of control. Skillman’s head struck a timber support, the steering wheel broke, and a post pierced his abdomen. He had gone to remove sawdust and was found by his son. Survivors include his widow Joyce and four children.

Wilbur Skillman Livingston West Boulder Skillman John Joyce Charles Eloise Charlotte

Color Slides Rated In Bozeman Contest

Franklin Grosfield entered four colored slides in the third annual color slide competition and received honorable mention for Mountain Goats and Time, while Nathan Antming warned. A musical tea was hosted by the Lutheran Ladies Aid in the parish hall with introductions and hymns history. Junior and senior Luther League officers were installed. a swim party for the E U B church catechism class occurred at Highway 10. Wild Rose’s Ben won an award for Snow Flowers on the Pine. Leonard M. Yager of Bozeman took first with Monterey Coast.

J.kiely Construction Co Butte Ed Shipman Highway 10 Camera Club of Bozeman LE TourneaulOnly Strickland Franklin ,Grosfield Franklin Mountain Goats Nathan Antming Lutheran Ladies Aid Kenneth Roe Wm. ‘Hood Luther Ed _ Braaten Ray Esp Hulda ‘Bailey Helmar Bran J. D.kdent Linda Esp Denny Herries Cremer Hood Johnson Lorents Gros Bud Deeney Sang Seo Jfield League Hunter's Donna Faw Billy Taylor Don McLane Kathleen McCauley al June Strand Roger Hauge Susie Arvid Lindley E. O. Overland Kent Steensland David Riter Alta Lindley Arvid Lindseth Roe Roy Snyder Sonia Bruffey Elias Helen Benton Lois James Braaten Mary Jones Patsy Sandsness Lawl West Moss Wild Rose Ben Leonard M. Yager Monterey Coast

Huidekoper Match Winners Named

The fifth annual Huidekoper match Sunday drew sixty three shooters aged ten to nearly seventy across seven classes. Club members won top trophies with Al MacDonald and Oscar Stephens leading, while Ceryl OLeary and Lynne Braten shared prizes in a grandfather granddaughter coincidence.

Huidekoper Nice Col Col. Huidekoper Otto Ste Betty O’ Rourke Dean Heart John Paulson Lynn Braaten Randy Mosness Aileen Ostrum Herbert Uhrich Kenneth Osborne John Nitey Grey Cliff Bill Kinsey John Murphy Ceryl O'Leary Ross Snyder George Lavoldi George

Eighth Graders Visit High School Orientation Day

The high school plans an orientation for county eighth graders on Thursday May 1. Principal A R Collins says the aim is to ease fall transition and familiarize newcomers with the campus. Roy Snyder will test the group for curricular planning as the student council organizes an assembly and class visits.

A. R. Collins Roy Snyder

Wool Promo Sale Set For May 16 In Sweet Grass County

The Sweet Grass County Wool Marketing Association will offer this year's clip for bids on May 16. Prospective bidders must join the pool before the sale starts, with no entry after bids have begun.

Sweet Grass County Wool Marketing Association

Vaccine Available For Third Shots

Parents of children who received first and second shots of Salk polio vaccine in June or July of 1955 are notified that a limited amount of vaccine is now available for third shots. They are urged to contact their local physician at once.

Fiore for Congress Club Officers Announced

Fiore for Congress Club in Montana names officers for 1956 campaign with Richard J. Carstensen Great Falls as treasurer and state chairman Wilbur Raney Living. list includes A O Johnson treasurer and several regional officers. Carstensen seeks reelection as representative from Montana second district.

Fiore For Congress Club A. O. Johnson Orvin B. Fiore Con Blockhus Hinsdale Steve A. Holt Gressman Montana Secondl Jr Broadus Robert Johnston G. E. Samel Billings Fiare Grover C. Schmidt Fort Benton Congress Swift Lewistown Charles Whitford Toura

Advertising Big Timber Rodeo Plans and Lions Club Meeting

Lions club met at Frye's cafe with McLean Clark presiding as first vice president. Discussion covered organizing county fair districts, radio and disc advertising, and a sign project on town east edge. Guests included Bob Tolson Yakima Frank Salisbury Billings and others.

Sweet’ Grass County Republican Woman’s Club Ann’s Boulder O. J. Paulson J. D. Lindley E. A. Bieber E. A.B. Church Gerrit Scholten Bob Tolson Missoula Yakima Wash Lions Club Frye McLean Clark Congress Naturall Harold Smith Will Churchill United States J. O. Paulson Radeoj Carstensen jAssa Montana Billings Gateway ‘Travel Assa Con Smart Brentwood Barker Kalispell Mac Clark Lion’s Club Yakima, Wash Big Timber Lions Frank Salisbury Richard Bodine Livingston Gary Goddard

Congressman Flare Backed By Cars Tensent Support

In mid July Cars Tensen accepted a position to help reelect Orvin B. Flare. He called Flare a crusader who defends the rights of every citizen regardless of birth or creed and praised his honesty integrity and courage to serve in Congress and for the country and state.

Carstensen Orvin B. Flare Congress

Mother Daughter Luncheon Held by EUB Church Ladies

The Women's Society of World Service at the EUB church hosted a mother daughter luncheon in the church parlors. The program featured remarks by mothers and daughters, music by four sisters and local youth, an object lesson, and a missionary overview. Over sixty attended, with gifts for the oldest mother and youngest daughter.

Women’s Society of World, Service EUB Glen McBrider J. D. Lindley Guy Scholten Alta Lindley Smothers Carol McBride Margaret Forster Sandra Mysse Daisy Lamach Francis Jones A. J. Lindley George Lamach Oscar McLane E. A. Bieber Phillips Kimberly Pederson

Rural School Graduation And Upcoming Community Activities

Rural School holds graduation in the high school gym next Friday May 18. A baby shower at the Donald home honoring Mrs John Christenson attended by fifteen ladies. gifts received. High School Week includes five students with Principal Collins attending Bozeman event. Vacation Bible School dates tentatively set for June 4 to June 15. Junior Luther League reports a swimming party and a crane accident injuring a worker cutting a cable. Mrs Charles Lowe to supervise Big Timber classes.

Bill Donald Victor Fischer Don Ray Donald John Christenson iHigh A. R. Collins Bozeman Luther Luther Leage Judson N.D Northern Pacific Grey Cliff Chas.Ja Cable Ob Lowe Lyle O’dell Wm. Hood John Brekke Wilbert Johnson

Woman's Club Officers Installed After Brief Meeting

The Big Timbh Woman's club held a Met meeting directed by Mrs. John R. Roe. A woodwind ensemble performed pieces by Handel and Baptiste while Ruth Roe accompanied. Pauline Chase installed June Olness as president and other officers including Frances Hager and Ella Adam. Refreshments were served by Evelyn Nyre and Joan Standish.

Met Big Timbh W Woman’s Club John R. Roe Connie Malcolm Elizabeth Steensland Kenny Miekush Hansdel Pan Baptiste Promlenade Delmas Marilyn Fraser Agnes Strickland Frances Hager Ella Adam Ruth Roe Marie Vaughn Margaret Anderson Evelyn Nyre Joan Standish

Legion Officers Are Elected At American Legion Post 19

American Legion Post 19 met Friday at the Legion hall and elected new officers for the coming year. Commander Al Deegan, first vice Chuck Nicholson, second vice Walt Dutton, finance officer Bill Matthew, sergeant at arms Ray Lee Traver, historian Walt Boeler, chaplain Herb McCauley, with trustees Thomval Simonson Ralph Prather and Ed Hower. Memorial day services and parade were planned, a Dutch lunch followed, and installation will occur at the next meeting led by Ralph Prather who is district 7’s first vice commander.

American Legion Post 19 Legion Hall al Deegan Chuck Nicholson Walt Dutton Bill Matthew Ray Lee Traver Walt Boeler Herb McCauley Thomval Simonson Ralph Prather Ed Hower Thhe District

Also Mentioned on This Page

Olness New Head Dental Association Sheepherder Nine Fort Harrison Corwin Lamach Alex Watson Ft. Harrison Howard Nickel Richard Deaconess Hospital Teddy Fotland Selmer Fotland St. Vincent’s Hospital Reed Curtis Sacramento Calif Reed Chas McDonnell Dick ‘Armstrong Mike Kepler SGHS FHA Myrtle Orange American Legion Auxiliary Melville Three Rivers Club H. G. Bunston Florian Rock Graham Woolsey Rasmus Boe Leo Heiberger Eastern Star Sweet Grass Chapter CES Masonic Temple Margaret Jo Lavold Oscar Ellingson Edith Rule Harry Wordal Edna Moulden Billy Johnson Montana Voges Mable Smart Lyman McKenzie Nancy Lindley Lloyd Rein Howard Hanson Kermit Anderson Sigurd Lavold Sr State Board of Health C W. Brinck Division of Environmental Sanitation State Health Department Red Cross Films Chuck Strate American Red Cross F Red Cross R. L. Simmons Red Cross Fund Drive Sweet Grass County Citizens, ‘Bank Homeland Circle P. R. Cox Lyman. Moulden Congregational Church O. H. Wulff Tom Jarrett Sr Montana Power Office Rocky Mountain College School of Religion University At Donald McKenzie Mrs. June Robert A. Watson Great Falls Arnold O. Johnson A. L. LaBar Roy Bell James T. Harrison Malta Earl Seekins Charles B. Sande James van Ornum Livinactnan aaRouwan Lutheran Church Lercant Jim Jones Charles Lowe Woman’s Club Legion
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