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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1968
Page
5
A civic plea urges voters to act as intelligent citizens and fix justice of the peace courts rather than abolish them, warning against the abuse in the system and calling for careful decision making.
A letter argues for modernizing justice courts with fair pay to attract qualified judges and highlights the need to avoid outside pressure. The writer opposes a tax increase for rebuilding the Big Timber airport, warns of education cuts without a six mill levy, and suggests room taxation on tourists to fund regional projects.
County rodeo organizers announce a tea at 2 p.m. May 29 at Mrs. Bob Meinrod's home for high school age contestants to be judged on poise and personality. Horsemanship judging follows at the rodeo grounds on the evening of June 4 with contact details for Mrs. Don Henke and Mrs. John Ronneberg Jr.
Parade organizers announce out of town judges with preliminary plans in place and invite many county entries. 4-H floats form a separate group yet may be judged in other categories. after a dream of a sparse event, they urge broad cooperation from clubs and local businesses.
Classified notice from Pioneer seeks fast results with short listings. Buyer and seller names not provided. Offers appear for local items, services, and opportunities. Readers urged to respond promptly to secure deals and schedule pickups.
The airport board city council and county commissioners held a joint session at the Court House to sign the Federal Aeronautics Commission application for the airport project and review right of way procedures. End of school events include commencement exams and a Friday schedule with 3:30 p.m. buses.
Moulden's Court Roger Neil Ketterer of Louix Falls forfeited 15 dollars for speeding. Dale Dennis Adolph of Billings forfeited 15 dollars for improper passing over a solid center line. Shoots Bear Kenneth Thompson bagged a black bear on Boulder above the first church camp over the weekend. Bill Boyd skinned the bear and found shotgun shots and a long bullet embedded in flesh. At Law Enforcement School Harold Shepard returns to Big Timber after two weeks training in Bozeman. Svend Maitland fills in. Alley-Oop bowling league end of year party with steak fry at the fair grounds. Starr Ford named league champions and Grey Cliff danced to finish the night.
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