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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1957

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Sewage disposal debate prompts Big Timber action

Angles From This Corner urges modernization of city sewage facilities. A state health letter warns Big Timber to submit proper plans by June 30 1957 or risk sewer extensions denial. Federal aid up to 30 percent with cap of 250000 supports lagoon solutions touted by Helena officials.

United States U. S. Public Service Big Timber State Board of Health Montana Helena C. W. Brinck Brinck Environment Sanitation Brinek

Peewee Baseball Schedule Listed

Twenty five boys join Peewee baseball under coach Jim Schneider. Home games begin Saturday June 8 against the Livingston Pirates and continue through August 3 versus the Livingston Cubs. Away games run June 5 to July 31 with start times 7 p.m. or 1 p.m. on Sundays.

Jim Schneider Livingston Pirates Clyde Park Livingston Indians Pirates Livingston Cubs Livingston Tigers Indians Cubs

Award Assembly At Grade School Honors Poppy Winners

The grade school announced Poppy poster award winners with Mrs Harold McLauchlan of the American Legion Auxiliary as sponsor. Linda Clark and Ricky Hager won top honors. At the same assembly students received track meet awards and basketball letters from John R Boe.

Harold McLauchlan American Legion Auxiliary Linda Clark Ricky Hager John R. Boe Robert Steensland Raymond Hoem Durell Johnson Dennis Johnson Carl Ronneberg Jerry Braaten Chuck Petaja Peggy Jo Thomason Jane Ann Beck Hilda Boe Jo- Ann Counter Mona Wulff Karen Fessenden Duane Hauge Sandra Raisland Lois Riter Betty Stephens Forrest Ullman Donna Vaughn George Wilson Margaret Forster Bill Lillibridge Rose Marie McKay Ivar Undem Ronald Riter Jim Sandsness Linda McCauley Susan Forster Carol Musse Deborah Lowry Douglas Lowry Claudia Dodds Richard Mack Toby Undem Elaine Kinsey Frank Fessenden

Tourist Dies of Heart Attack at Cort Hotel Stop

Mrs. W. A. Smith, about 60, tourist from Blue Earth Minnesota, died Saturday morning of a heart attack about five minutes after resting at the Cort hotel in Big Timber. Mr. and Mrs. Smith were passing through when illness struck at 7:30 a.m. Dr. Baskett arrived too late. body sent to Blue Earth by Lowry ambulance Saturday evening.

W. A. Smith Cort Hotel

Yellowstone Assn Approves By-Laws and Elects Officers

Leonard Esp was elected president of the Yellowstone Valley Protective association board at the courthouse Tuesday evening. J. W. Lee became vice president and Rudolf Forster secretary treasurer. By-laws allow any rural land owner in the Yellowstone valley between Livingston and the Reed Point bridge to join. The group authorized officers to seek meetings with the state highway commission and Northern Pacific Railway officials.

Leonard Esp Yellowstone Valley Protective Association Court House J. W. Lee Rudolf Forster Yellowstone Valley Livingston Reed Point State Highway Commission Northern Pacific Railway Pioneer

Cost of giving has increased in Philadelphia

Philadelphia restaurateur Sam Bookbinder notes a shoelace peddler near his restaurant who previously earned a daily dime. The old man now says the laces cost 15 cents, a rise that prompts the exchange and hints at higher living costs impacting the street vendor.

Philadelphia Sam Bookbinder Sam

Charles Olmstead Dies in Great Falls

Charles Olmstead 90 of 1109 10th Ave N Montana resident since 1891 died May 17 after brief illness. Born Sept 21 1866 in East Windsor New York he worked in hardware gas tractor and electrical businesses across several Montana cities before settling in Great Falls in 1911 and again in 1944. Survivors include son Charles D Olmstead daughter-in-law Ruby Olmstead two granddaughters and two great grandchildren.

Great Falls Charles Olmstead 10Th Ave Montana Olmstead East Windsor Broom County N. Y Kansas Big Timber Glendive Billings Yegen Brothers Hardware Olmstead Gas Tractor Co Long Beach Calif Harley L. Olmstead Charles D. Olmstead Mafa Ariz Ruby Olmstead Susan Olmstead LaVerne Preston Susan Plaggerman Hinkley, Minn Art Preston

Scout Patrols Earn Ratings at Livingston Camporee

Jim Schneider and Palmer Fins vik attended a district Scout meet in Livingston where ribbon awards for the spring Camporee held May 17 18 19 were announced. The Rattlesnake patrol earned a blue ribbon and Flaming Arrow a yellow ribbon for third place. attendees listed include Raymond Heem John Paulson Richard Hager Randy Mosness Lorents Grosfeld Bill Dempster Dan Nevin Bobby Klindt Jonathan VanDaveer Sex Ultman Roger Hoem and Al Stoessel. Scoutmaster Harold Hanson also participated. Troop 21 won a blue ribbon for its May 4 Livingston exposition signalling and tower building display.

Jim Schneider Palmer Finsvik Livingston Rattlesnake Patrol Flaming Arrow Patrol Rattlesnakes Raymond Heem John Paulson Richard Hager Randy Mosness Lorents Grosfield Bill Dempster Flaming Arrows Dan Nevin Bobby Klindt Jonathan VanDaveer Sex Ultman Roger Hoem al Stoessel Harold Hanson Troop 21

Severances complete 7700 mile 23 state trip

Mr. and Mrs. L Severance returned from a three and a half week itinerary that covered 23 states and the District of Columbia totaling 7700 miles. They visited all 48 states and DC with highlights including the Florida Keys and a Cuba overnight flight. They faced high water and detours in the south and quipped about Despair after watching the Yankees in New York.

Severances South Texas Louisiana Lloyd Yankees New York

Lions Program on Conservation at Natural Bridge Event

Vernon Standish reported completion of work at the Boulder bridge as driftwood was cleared after a Sunday effort. High water will halt further spring work. Elmer Arneson praised Soil Stewardship week and introduced Louis Moos, who spoke on soil conservation impacts on fish and wildlife and showed a related movie.

Lion Vernon Standish Natural Bridge Boulder Lions Club Elmer Arneson Sweet Grass Moos

Laurel Saddle Club Plans Sunday Gymkana Event

The Laurel Saddle club invites saddle clubs from the area to participate in a gymkana this Sunday. The Big Timber Ropin' n Ridin' club will send a delegation. Events include barrel races pole bending western pleasure stock horse egg race flag race undress race obstacle course gentle horse contest rescue race tire race and unsaddle and go race.

Laurel Saddle Club Big Timber Ropin’ ’N’ Ridin

Much Talent Displayed At Local Art Exhibit

Surprising to many, local artists showcased at the Montana Power office exhibit this week. Eighty nine pictures were displayed by 18 contributors including Doris Maitland Edna Goosey Mal Goosey John Goosey Gary Getz Mrs Sam Morris John Nicholson Rose Crockett Forrest Ullman Juanita Stokke Wink Johnson Shirley Scheel Ella Adam Calvin Ryan Claire Simmons Mrs Arne Petaja Winifred Reidelbach and Joan Standish. Mediums featured were oils pastels charcoal and water colors. Mrs Reidelbach displayed five painted smorgasbord trays.

Montana Power Doris Maitland Edna Goosey Mal Goosey John Goosey Gary Getz Sam Morris John Nicholson Rose Crockett Forrest Ullman Juanita Stokke Wink Johnson Shirley Scheel Ella Adam Calvin Ryan Claire Simmons Arne Petaja Winifred Reidelbach Joan Standish

Lutheran Bible School Opens June 3

Vacation Bible school starts in the Big Timber Lutheran church education unit on Monday morning June 3. Classes run 9 to 12 for kindergarten through eighth grade for two weeks ending June 14 with bus routes to Springdale Grey Cliff up the Boulder and north of town. Parents may call the pastor’s study 2 2253 to arrange bus pickup. Clarence Johnson will teach grades six to eight.

Big Timber Lutheran Church Springdale Grey Cliff Boulder Clarence Johnson Chas. Lowe Solveig Townsend Olga Kjarmo June Strand

New Lutheran Youth Education Unit Dedicated

During the congregation’s fiftieth anniversary week the new Lutheran Youth Education unit was formally dedicated. The building is complete including sidewalks with landscaping to follow. Ministers at the ceremony included Rev. Wm A Hood Rev R A Daehlin Rev Axel Anderson Rev Lyle Onstad Rev A A Holbeck Rev Peter Waldum and Rev Ole Helland.

Lutheran Wm. A. Hood R. A. Daehlin Great Falls Axel Anderson Wayzata Minn Lyle Onstad Bozeman A. A. Holbeck Ray, N. D Peter Waldum Livingston Ole Helland Shepherd

Grade School Track Meet Results Graduates Shine

The annual grade school track meet conducted by John R Boe lists winners by age and event. Boys and girls across six to thirteen years old claim top spots in sprints a long jump and throwing events with names like Rusty Raisland Marilyn Mathes Tully Swanstberg and Mona Wulff among the top finishers.

John R. Boe Rusty Raisland Bobby Zickaroos Tommy Klindt Monte Ray Rudd Buddy Plaggemeyer Oscar Stone Eric Fallang Ricky Schuler Billy Campton Ricky Cameron Richard Paulson Ronnie Riter Jack Plaggemeyer Tully Swanberg Bob Stoessel Bill Lillibridge Albert Stoessel Jerry Gee Jack Prather Donald Wulff Duane Hauge Larry Raisland Raymond Hoem Jerry Lee Swanberg Martin Stone Darlene Truehill Vonnie Lowe Eileen Buster

Big Timber Lutheran Church Marks 50th Anniversary

The Big Timber Lutheran Church concludes its 50th anniversary with a Sunday dedication of the new Big Timber Youth Education building. Dr. R A Daehlin of Great Falls delivers the dedicatory sermon and presides with seven Lutheran ministers. A night of praise features multiple choirs and soloists, while an anniversary dinner and services reflect the churchs long history from 1907 through recent renovations.

Donald Severtson Billings Anton Grande Ben S. Lavold George Rostad Henry Wallum Gust Stenberg A. A. Holbeck Hubert Becken Lorents Grosfield Herre Jesus Giv Mig Naade Sverre Oiestad Mike Breck Oscar Vik Ed Bra Billy Cremer Melville Big Timber Morris Tronrud Jr Ladies Aid Senior Luther League Onstad Big Timber Lutheran Church Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran E. A. Erickson John Esp J. L. Rapstad B. A. Lee B. S. Lavold QO. A. Fallang A. M. Grosfield Wm. A. Hood Arnold Johnson H. A. Ander Signy Deeney Alvin Mehus Howard Forsythe Albert Rostad Keith Harlan Lorn Pudwill Monte Beck Montie Riter Raymond Esp Martin Songstad Helmur Branne Dean Lowry Board of Education Rev. Erickson L. G

Fiare Urges Montana Young Republicans to curb fallacies

Former Montana Congressman Orvin B. Fiare spoke at the Montana Young Republicans state convention in Great Falls urging members to halt what he called dangerous fallacies of the 20th century. He warned against peace without strength and gifts securing friend­ships, stressing budget and tax cuts. Governor J Hugo Aronson to give main address Sunday.

Great Falls Montana Orvin B. Fiare Young Republicans Fiare Young Republican Clubs J. Hugo Aronson Flare Eastern Congressional District

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Big Timber Sewage Disposal Committee PEWEE Yellowstone Assn Lions Program ON Conservation Ahn Hood Dawson, Minn Lutheran Bible Marilyn Mathes Linda Clayton Judy Yarger Judy Carl Mary Ann Klindt Margaret Lamach Jan Vollin Martha Manley Sandra Hetland Roberta Lamach Jeanette Holmberg Connie Stoessel Karen Spilde Monte Rudd Tobey Andem Billy Compton Stanley Nevin Ervin Gee Lutheran Congregation Big Timber Lutheran Rocky Mounttain Daehlin
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