Local Notes And Folks From Seattle To Bozeman And Beyond
Seattle visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McAllister and their son Herb moving from Billings to Bozeman. Concordia classmates tour James Fellows home with Linda Fellows from Moorhead and Minnesota guests. Rick Schuler to return from Fort Lewis for leave. Steve Aller discharged from Vietnam service. Joe Hansen returns from Pacific University. Jerry Mehus and J B Hefty visit. Churchill notes subscription renewals and England trip plans. Roger Robert Davis born May 20 at 8 pounds 2 ounces. Esther Nelson visits Lloyd Beer. Fredrick Snyder to solo with Northwestern Orchestra June 3 at Cahn Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
C. V. O'Leary
Floyd McAllister
McAllisters
Herb
Billings
Bozeman
James Fellows
Linda Fellows
Moorhead
Minn
R. L. Davis
Townsend
Roger Robert
Selmer Raisland
Esther Nelson
Kalispell
Lloyd Beer
F. Snyder
Paul F. Snyder
Missoula
George Howerton
Northwestern University School of Music
Evanston, Nl
Fredrick
Northwestern Symphony Orchestra
Cahn
Sam Fredrickson
McLean Clark
Barbara Officer
Arthur Sell
Art Sell
Bob McDonald
Ed Sell
A. C. McDonald
Art
San Ysidro
Calif
Bob
San Diego
Bud Ward
Crazies
Congregational Church
John Duffey
Darrell Alexander
Thompson Stone Found Hidden Beneath Grizzly Hide
Archaeology note from Libby details the Thompson Stone found under a grizzly bear hide in a Montana Historical Society warehouse and later returned to Libby for display near town. The article also cites Chinese miner remains along the Kootenai River and Libby Pioneer Society efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Miller
Sec’y Mgr
Montana Press Assn
David Thompson
North West Company
Western
Canada
Thompson
Kootenai River
Lincoln County
George Blackwell
Libby
Historical Society
Helena
Forest Service
Kootenai
Justice Court Fines and Forfeitures Across Montana
Sigurd Andem is fined 15 dollars for improper driving. Norman H. Hauge forfeits 20 dollars bond for driving without a valid license. Bozeman’s Dale Li Orndorf and Great Falls’ Donald D. Sutherland forfeit 15 dollars each for excess track speed. Harold J. Nelson of Billings also fined 15 dollars for the same offense. Columbus’ Raymond G. Lien and Billings’ Samuel W. Greer forfeit 15 dollars each, Gloria J. Messer of Missoula fined 15 dollars for exceeding the night speed limit. Joseph Widdicombe fined 25 dollars for fishing with an unattented pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigurd Andem
Norman H. Hauge
Dale Li. Orndorf
Bozeman
Donald D. Sutherland
Great Falls
Harold J. Nelson
Billings
Raymond G. Lien
Columbus
Samuel W. Greer
Gloria J. Messer
Missoula
Joseph Widdicombe
Mother of Dr Standish Dies Following Memorial Day
Mary Maine Standish 69 wife of Frank Standish of Phoenix and mother of Dr Vernon Standish died unexpectedly Tuesday at her Big Timber home. Funeral services are to be held today with Dr Standish traveling from Phoenix to attend. Local business houses closed in observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Files
Myr
Floyd McAllister
Bozeman
C.V
Helena
Kenneth Davenport
Davenport Motor Sales
McIntyre Motor
Billings
R. L. Tolson
Tolsons
Seattle
Grace M. Williams
The
Pioneer
Big Timber
Williams
Portland
Phoenix
Glen Kenison
Harold Kenison
Airforce Base
Camp Gordon
South Dakota
Tom Mahan
Columbus
C. E. Smart
Henry Hauge
Emma Reichert
Katherine E. Reichert
John Huff
Worden
Anna Hermanson
Dick Armstrong
Tom
Japan
Frank Berrie
Ralph
George Baily
Baily
Louie Larson
Frank Baily
Berrie
Richland
Wash
Orvin Flare
Paul True
Walter Braaten
Arnold Baril
Montana Junior Chamber of Commerce
Miles City
Donald Coughlin
Lucy Coughlin
San Diego
Calif
Lutheran Parish Hall
Helen Davis
Cleo Sloan
BIG Timber Pioneer
Montana
Standish
Mary Maine Standish
Frank Standish
Aziz
Vernon
Tues- Bennett
Big Timber Electric
J.S. Solberg’s Co., Inc
Order to Show Cause in Price Estate sale Big Timber
District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County orders the sale of Harry L. Price deceased real estate in Big Timber to pay debts. The property lies in Boulder Addition Lot 13 and 14 Block H. A hearing is set for June 5, 1969 at 10 AM in Big Timber to show cause why the administrator may sell. Published May 22 and 29, 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Harry L. Price
State OF Montana
Kenneth C Jones
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Boulder
Victoria Braaten
O J. Paulson
McLeod Big Timber
Cook School Slated for Big Timber Cooks and Waitresses
A training session for cooks and waitresses in the Big Timber area will be held in the Courthouse Court room at 2 30 p m on Wednesday May 28. The City County Sanitarian and the State Department of Health co sponsor the event and urge all cafe restaurant and night club staff to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Sanitarian
State Department of Health
Boulder 4-H Meets May at McLeod School
The Boulder 4-H club held its May meeting May 13 at the McLeod School with Lori Moor presiding. Clarence Clayton led a song and talks covered Trees of Montana and Skunks. The group approved minutes and planned a concession stand for the Burnt Leather roping May 18 and a Big Timber rodeo float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Lori Moor
Clarence Clayton
Shelly Clark
Burnt Leather Ranch
Montana
Peter Clark
Stoney Moor
Wilitgro Garden Club Meets at the Dugout
The Wilitgro Garden Club met at the Dugout on May 19 with Orville W. McCarver from the Bozeman cooperative extension service presenting a program on Montana plants and flowers. Hostesses were Miss Katherine Douglas and Miss Grace Carney.
Jaycees Plan Rodeo and Community Events in Big Timber
The Big Timber Jaycees held a meeting to finalize rodeo plans and sign installation across Highway 10. They discussed a river Indian and cavalry battle, a street dance, and call for local help. Delegates were named for a State Convention in West Yellowstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Big Timber Jaycees
Highway 10
Fair Grounds
Glen Westervelt
Kelly Davis
Stan Todd
Marv Stephens
John Ronneberg
Ken Hanson
Wayne Tichenor
West Yellowstone
Otter Creek
Big Timber 4-H Club Holds Eighth Meeting
Big Timber 4-H club opened with president Una Raisland leading pledges and roll call. Members approved minutes, planned clean-up day, discussed a rodeo parade float and county camp, and heard John Goosey demonstrate stretcher making before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber 4-H Club
Una Raisland
John Goosey
Meinrod
Yellowstone Victorians 4-H Club Meeting Summary
The Yellowstone Victorians 4-H Club held its seventh meeting called to order by president Brit Gibby. Doug Field and Larry Field led pledges. Members discussed summer activities and planned a 4-H camp and float project with work locations. Brit and Rick Gibby gave demonstrations. Allen Laubach reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Correction: Bobby Peterson stay with father at Clyde Sullivan ranch
The Pioneer clarifies Bobby Peterson did not work at McLeod Resort last week. He is staying with his father Martin Petersen, who is employed at the Clyde Sullivan ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Bobby Peterson
McLeod Resort
Bobby
Martin Petersen
Clyde Sullivan Ranch
Passport Required Again This Year for Northern Region Campgrounds
The Golden Eagle Passport, a $7 annual permit, returns for use at about 150 charge campsites in 16 National Forests in the Northern Region. It covers unlimited visits but is not needed for hiking, fishing, motoring, or general recreation. Issued by William A. Worf, chief of the region's recreation and lands division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Ranger District
National Forest of
Northern Region
William A. Worf
Division of Recreation & Lands
Worf
Land & Water Conservation Fund
Living Conservation Through High Yield Forestry
A timber industry official notes 62.8 percent of western commercial forest land is government owned and wilderness withdrawals exceed 9 million acres with 4.5 million slated for review by 1974. He argues multiple use, private lands open to recreation, and high yield forestry improve land productivity amid urban sprawl and rising population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cow Causes Trouble Near Big Timber On U.S. 191
Mrs. Paul Westervelt chased a cow off the highway and left her car in gear. It rolled off the right shoulder, struck and broke a telephone pole about 50 miles north of Big Timber on U.S. 191 at 5:45 p.m. There was front end damage to the car per Highway Patrolman Charles Murdock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Westervelt
Big Timber
U. S. 191
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Steve Aller
Gil Aller
Boulder River Ranch
Armed Forces
Vietnam
Oregon
Joe Hansen
Byron Manley
Pacific University
Forest Grove
Ore
Jerry Mehus
J. B. Hefty
Rowan
al Mehus
Churchill
Don
Justice Court
Cook School
Nixon
Congress
Head Start
Federal Editors Association
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Baltimore
Office of Economic Opportunity
Foundation For Community Development
Durham
North Carolina
United Durham, Inc
Charles Schuler
Ifc
Livingston
Reed Point
Joe Kuntz
Cort Ranch
Alma Cort
Sheriff's Office
Ray
Arts & Crafts Club
Kellogg‘s
Kraft
Valencia
California
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