Paul Tyler obituary and funeral services in Big Timber
Barrett Paul Tyler 25 died in a truck crash 17 miles north of Big Timber on Highway 191 Friday evening. Funeral services were held May 7 at St. Mark's Episcopal Church with Rev. Michael Jenkins. He was a Montana State University graduate and cattle rancher. Survivors include his wife Sheila, parents, a sister and two brothers. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Barrett Paul Tyler
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Michael Jenkins
Danny Halverson
Chuck Hauge
Steve Hanson
John Ellison
John Simmons
Ed Webber
Oliver Tanquary
Paul
Big Timber
Highway 191
Dudley Tyler
Evanston
Ilinois
Sweet Grass County
Montana State University
Bozeman
Sheila Flaherty
Great Falls
Montana National Guard
St Mark’s Episcopal Church
Sheila
Katherine Kinross-Wright
Tiburon
Calif
Kim
Dudley L
Mountain View Cemetery
Lowry Funeral Home
Local notes from Idaho Falls and Miles City visit brief
Mrs Alma Hearn of Idaho Falls enjoyed Easter weekend with grandson Pete Kelly wife Betty Lyn and great grandson Ty. She then visited Big Timber over the short weekend and returned to Idaho Falls Sunday night. Grayson Brakke spent Friday and Saturday in Miles City on business.
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Idaho Falls
Alma Hearn
Pete Kelly
Betty Lyn
Miles City
Grayson Brakke
Golden wedding guests and Belgrade visits noted
House guests at the Henry Hausserman residence included Mrs Laura Hanson of New London Minnesota and Mr and Mrs Richard Merrill with Mr and Mrs Herman Hausserman from Lemmon South Dakota. Belgrade visitors, Mr and Mrs Stan Tichenor and family, visited Roy Stueck’s home. A new SRS staff member, Mrs Elizabeth Wheeler, joins Sweet Grass and Stillwater counties.
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Henry Haussermans
Laura Hanson
New London
Belgrade
Stan Tichenor
Roy Stueck
Judge's Docket Summary of Traffic Violations
Rose M. Crockett J P operates with foreign license beyond 90 day grace period with $15 bond forfeited. Nora Fraser fails to yield right of way to through traffic with $15 bond forfeited. Mike Henthorn speeding with $15 bond forfeited. Michele Carroccia J P Highway Darcy D. Peterson failure to drive in careful and prudent manner with $25 fine. Randall A. Burt 70 in 55 zone with $15 bond forfeited. Johnny Randall Hammond Powell Wyo 70 in 55 zone with $15 bond forfeited. Ted T. Singer Sheridan Wye 70 in 55 zone with $15 bond forfeited. Ted R. Hazen driving without valid license with $15 bond forfeited. Gerhardt F. Getzin Wisconsin Rapids failure to drive in careful and prudent manner with $25.
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Rose M. Crockett
Bernard Strouth
Billings
Nora Fraser
Big Timber
Mike Henthorn
Michele Carroccia
J.P
Darcy D. Peterson
Harlowton
Randall A. Burt
Johnny Randall Hammond
Powell
Wyo
Ted T. Singer
Sheridan
Wye
Ted R. Hazen
Big Timber Girls Take 2nd at Billings Invitational Meet
The Big Timber girls track team earned second place at the Billings Invitational on April 28 with two athletes setting records Michelle Willems 880 record 2 38 and Sherry Lindner tying 100 meter hurdles record 17.0. Lindner won 100 hurdles and 80 hurdles while Willems won 880 yard run and Starr placed in multiple events. The team also finished second at the National Guard Invitational in Harlowton on May 5 and will travel to Billings again for the District Meet with strong showings across sprints middle distance and relays.
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Billings
Big Timber
Michelle Willems
Sherry Lindner
Linda Larson
Julie Hauge
Norma Starr
Joen Fetaja
Kristy Deegan
Linda L
Jodi Kalberg
Christine Elgen
Sara Gust
National Guard
Harlowton
Lois Wick
Linda Lare
Growth and environment a clash or compromise
Dr Walter W Heller surveys the view clash between ecologists and economists on growth versus environmental quality. He argues growth remains essential for social progress, while advocating penalties on wasteful technology and rewards for pollution preventive innovation. He calls for collective action to align growth with ecological protection.
NFO Speaker to Visit White Sulphur Springs
DeVon Woodland vice president of the National Farmers Organization will speak at a public meeting in White Sulphur Springs Tuesday May 15 at 730 p.m. The event, at the new high school gym, is announced by county chairman Roger Faw of Big Timber.
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NFO
White Sulphur
DeVon Woodland
National Farmers Organization
White Sulphur Springs
Roger Faw
Big Timber
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Chickasha
Shelterex
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Camelot Tamarack
Falcon Gallatin
Blair
Sequoia
HOMES
By Ace Reid
Citizens Bank & Trust
FDIC
Big Timber, Montana
bAce Reid
Raymond Heem
Sweet Grass
Stillwater
SRS
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Wheeler
W. W. Lessley
Montana
Bozeman Deaconess Hospital
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Gardiner
Carmen
University of Montana
Missoula
Clark
Bozeman Senior High
Order of Eastern Star
American Association of University Women
National Association of Social Workers
Fhi Kappa Phi Honor Society
Girl Scouts of America
PTA
Kenneth Biehl
Diane Altimus
Hoem
Eaton’s Inn
Carol Fedula
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Sherry L
Kathy M
Dr Walter W Heller
Big Timber Pioneer
the Buckskin Press
John D. Baird
Wabash
S. Newhouse
Cox
Laws Club
Big Timber Lions Club
Lions Club
Lions
Sant Anucgnnenanaigis
Princess Gardner
Viking
Candy
Haeger Pottery
California Originals
TIMEX
Max Factor
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