Community notes highlight local milestones and events
Barbara Schilling reports on long marriages and travel by McLeod residents. Barney Warp celebrates silver anniversary. Mrs Chuck Reid earns veterinary school training in Colorado. Reid returns via Shoshone. Ken Schilling visits Sunburst. Graham Woolsey family trip to Olympia with relatives. Rasmus Boe attends REA convention in Miles City. McLeod School sees pupil change and vandalism. Achievement Tests given and report cards issued. Local residents attend horse sale in Billings. Kostelecky visits White Sulphur Springs. Schilling enrolls in EMT course. Anne and Steve Aller showcase artwork in Great Falls C M Russell Gallery with sales.
Boulder area sees rush of livestock and hunting activity
McLEOD Montana reports a surge in livestock moving toward mid western feed lots and a busy elk hunting season in the Boulder valley. Forest Service notes 15 commercial guide operations in the Big Timber District with new weed free hay rules for hay brought in by commercial outfits and voluntary use by the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McLeod
Sweet Grass County
Boulder Valley
Forest Service
Gallatin National Forest
Inman
Forest Service Or Extension Office
Trail Ride Echoes as Big Sky Saddle Club Rides Sunday
The Big Sky Saddle Club hosted a Sunday trail ride departing Wayne Tichenor residence and returning for a potluck. Participants included Mela Westervelt Evelyn Willson Lois Bjorndal Curt Maitland Kathy Reed Steve Jensen and families, Carol Tichenor and others, with two minor incidents reported. Next club meeting set for Thursday at the Dugout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Sky Saddle Club
Wayne Tichenor
Mela Westervelt
Evelyn Willson
Lois Bjorndal
Curt
Doris Maitland
Kathy
Sue Reed
Steve
Bill
Karen Jensen
Carol Tichenor
Carla
Valerie
Sherri
Jana
Mary Martin
Leta Brown
Marie Satre
Friendship Club
Mae Kjarmo
Louise Willson
Louise Solberg
Bowling standings and high scores for October 1973
Oct 1 1973 MAVERICK LEAGUE results list team records and high series and game marks for Starr Ford American Legion Husky Service Arctic Cats and others. Oct 2 Timber League shows top teams Big T Motor and Moose No 1 with high series and games. Oct 3 Krazy Mountain Kats League lists Arctic Cats Dave's Mobil Great Falls Beer and Pepsi atop standings with top series and game. Oct 4 Ma and Pa League presents Coast to Coast Fryes Cafe Clause Transfer Cole Drug and others with leaders in team and individual events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maverick League
Starr Ford
Farmer’s Service
Husky Service
American Legion
Arctic Cats
Big Timber Electric
Larry Karnes
Whink Long
Otto Sagrov
Joe Buechler
Mal Goosey
Timber League
Die
Sweet Grass Creamery
Moose
Big T
Burlington Northern
Oie
Oie Motor
Dick Josephson
Lowell Connerton
Steve Johnson
Phil Moulden
Jules Etzold
Krazy Mountain Kats
Dave’s Mobil
Great Falls Beer
Pepsi
City Club
City Club Bar
Sol
Berg
Biebers
Jerry's
Conoco
Treasure State
Great Falls
Dave's Mobil
Frye’s Cafe
Clause Transfer
Cole Drug
Klindt Pharmacy
C.M. Russell Lodge
Rehmer Electric
Bankers
Stephens Auto
Bradford joins staff at T and L Chevrolet
Bradford formerly of Bozeman has joined the T and L Chevrolet and Pontiac staff as a salesman. Dennis Fitchner says Bradford will begin duties this week. He is a Bozeman High School graduate with varied work history including surveying for Big Sky and Montana Power, logging, and running a hardware store and gravel pit. He resides at Town Apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Bradford
Bozeman
T & L Chevrolet
Pontiac
Dennis Fitchner
Bradford
Bozeman High School
Big Sky
Montana Power Co
Big Timber Students Start Year Abroad in Florence
Norene Jacobs and James Standish travel from Big Timber to Florence Italy for Gonzaga University’s Florence campus Foreign Studies program for 1973 74. They fly via Amsterdam and tour Holland Germany Austria before classes begin Tuesday with a Christmas vacation plan to visit Turkey and Greece. Gonzaga in Florence now entering its 11th year draws students from 23 area schools and other colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
New York
Florence
Italy
Norene Jacobs
John L. Jacobs
James Standish
Vernon Standish
Billings
Gonzaga University
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Holland
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Greece
Gonzaga-in
One Answer to Rich Skunks
Town residents propose moth balls as a remedy for a lingering skunk odor seen in recent weeks. A anonymous resident recalls moth balls in her yard clearing the smell, and a sister’s past experience with skunks under a house ending their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Driver Licensing Schedule Set for Big Timber
Driver examinations will be offered in Big Timber on the first third and fifth Tuesdays of October November and December 1973. Written and driving tests run from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sweet Grass County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schilling
Montana
California
Doug Lowry
Big Timber
Livingston Memorial Hospital
Sweet Grass County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Schilling
Mrs Barney Warp
Chuck Reid
Ken Schilling
Sunburst
David Linnell
Graham Woolsey
Olympia
Wash
Woolsey
Raymond Woolsey
Rasmus Boe
REA
Miles City
Boe
Park-Sweet Grass
Colstrip
Montana Power
McLeod School
Cathy Ovvid
Tanya Pardee
Worth
West Boulder
Lee Smoot Sr
Kenneth
PAYS
Dennis Kostelecky
White Sulpher Springs
Wright Ewan
Ewan
Steve Aller
Anne Aller
C. M. Russell
Boulder Area
Big Timber District
John Inman
Upper East Boulder
Cherry Creek Road
Iron Mountain
Derby Gulch
West Bridger
Deer Creeks
Clause
Wayne Pollak
Ray Bieber
Ralph Clark
Mary Dennis
Joan Cameron
Eleanore Hauck
Hi Ind
Herb Wick
Ed Argenbright
Pat Garbe
T&l
Austin Bowden
North Ridgeville
Ohio
Spain
Bowden
Cadillac Plastics
Tope Strobel
Fred Swift
Byron Grosfield
Montana Federation of Womens Club Board
Swift
Pennies
Grosfield
Ismay
Marevin Hough
Marvin
Lloyd Rein
Rehmer
Electrical Contractors
Anderson
SEARS
Livingston
Sears Roebuck
Livingston, Montana
Fcouor TV
Fdahi Sinew
LEE
Aldebaran
Rue’s TV & Appliance
Mr. Reid
Bunny’s Carousel
Wig Boutique
Lewistown, Montana
Wigs
Elora
Bank Americard
Bushnell Scopes
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