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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1963
Page
8
Helena reports a Montana study on field and kitchen venison handling. It urges cooling overnight, removing hide promptly, washing carcass, air drying, and aging 1–2 weeks for best flavor, with 1 week optimal. aging beyond 2 weeks harms texture. Moist heat cooking with moist roast method recommended for juicier meat, plus proper wrapping for freezer storage.
In Sweet Grass county Montana CowBelles urge ranchers to place their brands on the Centennial train bound for the 1964 65 New York World’s Fair. Mrs Mary Helen Cheney explains the drive with chairmen Mrs Bob Lindner and Mrs Howard Hanson directing.
A brief note emphasizes the importance of correctly pronouncing a certain man's name, underscoring respect and accuracy in addressing him.
Local notes report visits in Butte with the Ivar Stenbergs, tax notices mailed November 1, births at Community hospital, a house sale on East Sixth to George Tronrud Sr., and recovering from an operation at Deaconess hospital Bozeman. Arnold Johnson and son Steve traveled to Livingston with Steve en route to Fort Ord. Stacy Maureen Vaughn born last Saturday weighing 7 pounds 15 ounces. Steve Johnson to begin Army service.
County Agent Racicot urges stockmen to attend the North Montana Beef Production School in Havre November 12 13. The event will run at Northern Montana College on day one and the North Montana branch station on day two with speakers from Montana agricultural experiment station extension specialists ranchers feeders packing houses and veterinarians. Topics cover wintering cows and calves cattle nutrition fattening slaughter marketing cattle diseases beef cattle research and ranch financing range management artificial insemination and reproduction physiology.
Richard L. Clingman yeoman second class USN son of Mr and Mrs W F Clingman Big Timber Montana served aboard the Kitty Hawk aircraft carrier operating from San Diego California and participated in the Black Bear exercise in the Eastern Pacific from September 30 to October 4 It was a major fleet strike and anti aircraft warfare drill to test fleet unit effectiveness under realistic conditions
The Martha Circle meets October 24 at 2 p m at Mrs Lonnie Bryan s home with Mrs Al Mehus teaching. The Mary Circle gathers at Mrs Art Grosfield s home next Thursday October 24 at 2 o clock with Mrs Clarence Nyre leading. The Esther Circle meets next Thursday October 24 at 2 p m for a pot luck luncheon and Bible study at Mrs Ed Braaten s home.
Mrs Svend Maitland was admitted to medical day care and released yesterday. Michael Slettebo, year-old son of Mrs pene Slettebo, was admitted last Thursday. Debbie Barber, 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Marvin Barber, underwent a tonsillectomy last Thursday. Shirley Rostad, 11 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Clar ence Rostad, was admitted for Wednesday.
Herbert Holen sends a Japan letter with a $4 renewal for a hometown newspaper. He remarks on delays of three to five weeks, notes the Misawa station and Tokyo contact, praises local work by women and men, and mentions earthquakes and world events while in Misawa, Japan.
The Porcupine Butte 4H Club gathered 23 members and 38 guests at the Melville schoolhouse for achievement night with Boulder 4H guests. County Agent Robert Racicot distributed prize money and announced Susan Anderson’s trip to the National 4H Congress in Chicago for bread baking.
The body of James G. Reigh, 80, of Harlowton, was found by Alfred Anderson Sr. and Jr. two miles south of Springdale in the Yellowstone River area. Park County Coroner John Davis confirmed drowning as the apparent cause.
Investigators say Reigh, a retired railroader, tried to cross the canal mouth on a plank, slipped, struck his head on the edge, and fell into the water. His body was found about 200 yards below the mouth, with glasses and fishing pole recovered nearby. No inquest is planned. services set in Hardwick.
The somascope will be demonstrated at 1 30 p m October 25 at the Eaton Becker ranch 12 miles northeast of Willsall off highway 89. Dr Robert S Temple USDA beef cattle research Knoxville Tenn will lead the demo with talks by Fred S Willson MSC and N A Jacobson MSC extension livestock specialist. Sponsored by Montana State College Cooperative Extension Service and Montana Beef Performance Association.
Mrs Laura Nepstad lists a two bedroom modern house for rent and provides contact at 2-2347. Local listing notes 3-2-3 as a shorthand detail.
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