Fire Destroys Major Buildings at X Bar A Ranch
A early Wednesday fire at the X Bar A Clark dude ranch razed seven buildings including the old main structure and dining hall. Firemen from Big Timber fought the blaze amid gale winds until fuel tanks exploded, spreading flames to cottages and the Bo Clark home. Only three cabins and the recreation hall remained. Bo Clark was away hunting but expected back.
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X Bar
Clark Dude Ranch
Big Timber Volunteer Fire Department
Boulder
Bo Clark
Hank Lee
Clarks
Sweet Grass County
Clark Ranch
SGHS Herders Open 1969 70 Basketball Schedule
Sweet Grass Herders, defending Southern Class B champions, begin the 1969 70 season at the Red Lodge Invitational on November 28 29. They face 21 games including 14 conference contests before the District 5 Tournament February 26 28 at Shrine Auditorium.
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Sweet Grass High School
Red Lodge
Herders
Shrine Auditorium
Bill Buster
Jack Fuller
Chuck Hauge
Ted Plaggemeyer
Don Shepard
Dennis Fichtner
Bill Smith
Herder
Smith
Local Girls Win In District Wool Contest At Bozeman
About thirty girls modeled wool creations at Bozeman Senior High in a District 7 Make It With Wool show. Vickie Bassett won senior division, Suzanne Horton won junior division, and both advance to the December state contest in Billings. Sub deb winner Susan Gust. juniors Pam Starr and Sara Gust also placed. County leaders include Mrs Tope Strobel and Mrs Virgil Gust with chaperones Mrs Victor Tronrud Jr. and Mrs Burton Robinson.
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Bozeman Senior High School
Vickie Bassett
Suzanne Horton
Billings
Susan Gust
Sweet Grass County
Pam Starr
Sara Gust
Jill Yost
Audrey Tronrud
Patty Farnes
Tope Strobel
Virgil Gust
Gust
Victor Tronrud Jr
Burton Robinson
Magelssens Seek Charters for Two Billings Banks
William H. Magelssen and his son William C. Magelssen of Billings have applied for charters to open two banks in Billings. The Western State Bank would serve the Heights and the Western Bank would be at 24th and Central Avenue. Dr T Bednarek and George E Bud Hansen are named as principals.
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William H. Magelssen
William C. Magelssen
Billings
State Bank Examiner
John A. Dowdall
Helena
Billings Heights
Western State Bank
24Th and
Central Avenue
Western Bank
Magelssens
The
Heights
T. Bednarek
Westend
George E
Bud) Hansen
William H
Sonny
William C
C. F. Ullman
Norman Markuson
Worland
Wyo
Engineer Dundas to Discuss Interstate Plan Near Big Timber
Engineer Dundas from Butte will explain highway construction plans for an interstate route along the south edge of Big Timber at a public meeting Thursday at 8 p m in the county courthouse.
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Dundas
Butte
Big Timber
Lions Club in Big Timber Discusses Fire Hall Remodel
Mac Clark led a Lions Club meeting at Frye's last Tuesday noon reviewing City Council repaint and repair plans and a remodel to front of the Big Timber fire hall. Clark's remodeling estimate was 5825 with 2000 for repainting and related work. Funds could be set aside now for a spring project and members urged to express support. Guest Paul Briesh, future Treasure State Telephone official, introduced by Bob Knutson, as Knutson moves to Continental Telephone in Oregon. A $250 Christmas fund was approved for the committee. Tom Ellis announced plans for displays, bells, a large downtown tree, and Santa's arrival. The annual Broom Sale is Tuesday Dec 9 with a 6 pm meeting followed by a 7 pm house-to-house canvass.
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Mac Clark
Big Timber
Lions Club
Frye’s
Clark
Bob Knutson
Paul Briesh
Knutson
Treasure State Telephone
Continental Telephone Corp
Oregon
Briesh
Tom Ellis
Santa Claus
Vance Ramberg
Farm Bureau Marks 50th Date in Billings Convention
A large local delegation attended a four day Farm Bureau convention in Billings marking the fiftieth anniversary of its founding. The event opened with a Vesper service and featured speakers including Charles B. Schuman and Mrs Haven D. Smith. Delegates from Sweet Grass and Wheatland counties were named among the attendees and longtime members celebrated the milestone.
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Farm Bureau
Billings
Charles B. Schuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Haven D. Smith
Nixon
Rural Life Development Task Force
Sweet Grass
Jack Halverson
Claude W. Gifford
The
Farm Journal
Journal
Sweet Grass County
Vernie Hathaway
John Yost
Howard Hanson
Burton Robinson
Robert Hanson
Bob Brownlee
James Hanson
Charles Dempster
Don Blair
John G. Hanson
Terrill Tollefson
Wheatland County
Weller Housewarming Brings 55 Guests to Boulder Home
The Ralph Wellers hosted a surprise housewarming Saturday night on Boulder with about 55 friends attending. Neighbors joined, bringing varied refreshments for a joyful evening of fellowship and good times.
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Weller
Ralph Wellers
Boulder
Interstate highway talk slated at Court House
Engineer Dundas, state highway official, will speak at the Court House Thursday at 8 p.m. about the interstate highway planned to run by Big Timber. Lions Club members and interested residents are urged to attend and ask questions. sales may wrap up by 10 p.m.
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Dundas
Court House
Big Timber
Lions Club
Funeral services for Thomas P. Broderick in Livingston
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. today at the Lowry Chapel in Livingston for Thomas Paul Broderick 48 who died Tuesday in Memorial hospital. Rev J C Bloebaum will officiate and burial will follow in Mountain View cemetery. Born October 26 1921 in Lander Wyoming he moved with his family to Sweet Grass county then Park county before settling in Livingston where he worked in construction.
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Lowry Chapel
Livingston
Thomas Paul Broderick
Memorial Hospital
J. C. Bloebaum
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Broderick
Lander
Wyo
W. T. Broderick
Sweet Grass County
Bartel
Sweet Grass
Park County
Pray
Broderick
Mr and Mrs Taylor Visit Injured Brother-in-law in Billings
Doing Well Mr and Mrs Louis Taylor were in Billings Saturday to see Gordon Holton of Edgar who was hurt in a truck crash on Interstate 90 near the South 27th street exit. Holton was hospitalized with head and chest injuries but improved.
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Louis Taylor
Billings
Louie
Gordon Holton
Edgar
South 27Th Street
Holton
Taylors
Honor Roll Students Named For This Quarter
Sixty two students earned honor roll honors this quarter. The A HONOR ROLL includes Lisa Boe, Bob Buster with 4.00 and Jill Yost 3.80. Other high achievers include Leslie Bonnarens, John Goosey, Doad Tyler, Kelli Duffey, Susan Esp, Karen Osen, Pam Starr, Sandra Fallang, Margo Beck, Anne Petaja, Claudia Woodhouse with 3.75 and Chloe Vik 3.65. The B HONOR ROLL lists 3.40 group Norene Jacobs and Jim Standish among others, then 3.25 and 3.00 tiers featuring Elizabeth Standish, Char les Becken, Shelley Clark, Joyce Morgan, plus multiple students across levels.
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Lisa Boe
Bob Buster
Jill Yost
Leslie Bonnarens
John Goosey
Doad Tyler
Kelli Duffey
Susan Esp
Karen Osen
Pam Starr
Sandra Fallang
Margo Beck
Anne Petaja
Claudia Woodhouse
Chloe Vik
Ronnie Henry
Kim Sell
Tim Bailey
Carmen Ellison
Colette Mochelle
Lee Stutter
Kathy Kienitz
Diana Sargent
Walt Baylis
Sharon Tollefson
Dianne Jacobs
Kathy Saltman
Janet Stutterheim
Mary Kienitz
Kathy Breeding
Pat Clark
Bob Holmberg
Gary Bainter
Diane Braaten
Tim Hathaway
Larry Hauge
Linda Langhus
Gayle McPherson
Linda Mosness
Pam See
Einar Stene
Experiment Ends withdrawal of Red Cross Five Rivers chapter
The withdrawal of Sweet Grass and Park county chapters from the Five Rivers Chapter of the American Red Cross was approved by the Board of Governors on October 28 in Washington. The experimental arrangement failed locally and elsewhere. final withdrawal arrangements will be completed in December.
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Sweet Grass
Park County
Five Rivers
American Red Cross
Washington
Wrestling Practice Opens for 1969 70 Herder Team
Wrestling practice for the 1969 70 Herder squad began Monday November 2 with sixteen boys. Seniors four juniors three sophomores and three freshmen are listed. The season starts November 22 at the local gym hosting a five team tournament.
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Herder
Laurel and Livingston
J.V
Denton
Whitehall
Big Timber
Mark Hanson
Brent Moschelle
Ron Stutterheim
John Williams
Jerry Rue
Jim Standish
Terry Terland
Charles Becken
Gary Burmeister
Mike Jarrett
Doug Solberg
Lee Stutterheim
Mike Wick
Dan Burmeister
Bill Hanson
Joel Hanson
Terry Stenberg
Laurel
Livingston
Weather Summary for Big Timber Week of November 11 to 17
The Big Timber weather station logged 3 inches of snow and .22 inches of precipitation. High reached 59 degrees Saturday November 15 with a low of 10 degrees on November 14.
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Big Timber
New Books and Library Hours Update
Non fiction titles range from The French and Inside Hitler to The Valachi Papers and The Making of the President 1968. Fiction includes The Three Daughters of Madame Liang and Animal Farm with The House on the Strand. Library hours listed: Monday to Thursday 2 to 5 and 7 to 8:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday 2 to 5 p.m.
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Upper Missouri
Athearn
DeGramont
Ambassador’s Journal
Galbraith
Dr. Krueger
Landsverk
Janet Travell
M. D
White
Valachi
Maas
Madame Liang
Buck
Joe
Cushman
Strand
DuMaurier
Giles
Brede
Godden
Animal Farm
Orwell
Potok
4-H Leaders Honored at Tea
4-H leaders Mrs. Thorvald Anderson and Mrs. John Yost were honored at a November 15 tea hosted by Mrs. Morris Tronrud Jr. in Melville. Guests included Jyl Anderson and Diana Sargent, with Donna Sargent and Audrey Tronrud opening the program with poems on Friendship. Mr. Fritz Peterson presented pins for 25 and 22 years of leadership.
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Thorvald Anderson
John Yost
Morris Tronrud Jr
Melville
Jyl Anderson
Diana Sargent
Donna Sargent
Audrey Tronrud
Hobby Show Sparked by Wiligro Garden Club at Fraternity Hall
The Wiligro Garden Club sponsors a Hobby and Craft Show at the Fraternity Hall on Friday and Saturday November 21 and 22. Displays may be set Friday morning between 9 and 12. Community members are urged to share their crafts and bring items for the show, with pie and coffee available Saturday afternoon.
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The
Wiligro Garden Club
Fraternity Hall
Montana Crop Forecasts 1969 Potatoes Beans Sugarbeets Corn
Potatoes and beans predicted to fall for 1969 with 1 470 000 cwt potatoes and 144 000 bags beans, down 2 and 11 percent from 1968. Sugarbeets rise to 1 206 000 tons up 17 percent, and grain corn up 40 percent to 420 000 bushels due to larger acreage.
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Montana
Death Summons Trygve Sandstol
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m from Lowry Funeral Home for Trygve Sandstol 64 who died Thursday at McLeod Rev Eugene W Nilsen of the Big Timber Lutheran church officiated Pallbearers were Clyde Sullivan Herbert Bue Paul Boe Harold Boe Olav Stenberg and Paul Birkeland Music was provided by Mrs Mervin Sell organist and Mrs Margaret Busha and Mrs A R McDonnell who sang Lead Me Gently Home and Taenk Naar Engang Interment was in Mountain View cemetery He was born November 17 1904 at Lund near Fliekkefjord Norway a son of Mr and Mrs Marcellus Standstol He came to the United States and Big Timber in September 1926 He lived in and near Big Timber and later McLeod working as a carpenter and ranch hand He never married Survivors include two brothers and two sisters in Norway several cousins and a host of friends here.
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Lowry
Trygve Sandstol
McLeod
Eugene W. Nilsen
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Clyde Sullivan
Herbert Bue
Paul Boe
Harold Boe
Olav Stenberg
Paul Birkeland
Mervin Sell
Margaret Busha
A. R. McDonnell
Norway
Visitor from Luck Wisconsin to Mrs Van Mochelle
Mother visiting Mrs Victoria Larson arrived last week from Luck Wisconsin and is a guest in the home of her daughter Mrs Van Mochelle and family.
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Victoria Larson
Luck
Wisc
van Mochelle
Movement threatens American free‑choice system say 1952 Shafer remarks
Stan’s Gleanings highlights Paul W. Shafer’s March 21 1952 House statement describing a movement aiming to replace capitalism with collectivism via indoctrination in schools. He warns of a minority push to alter government and seek world governance, while urging teachers to stop it.
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Paul W. Shafer
U. S
House of Representatives
Shafer
Congress
Michigan
United States
America
World Cooperative Movement
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