Sixth Victim Dies in Oct 7 County Crash
An Oct 7 head-on car crash in Billings claimed its sixth victim, Michelle Lambrecht, 16, who died Oct 9 at St. Vincent's Hospital. Two other injured passengers remained hospitalized as police investigate the collision between an eastbound eight-teens group car and Mrs. Cooper's westbound vehicle.
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Michelle Lambrecht
Wally Lambrecht
Billings
St. Vincent's Hospital
Michael Foos
Virgil Foos
Deaconess Hospital
Fannie Cooper
Chicago
St Vincent's Hospital
Stanley Williams
Westcourt
Cooper
Foos
Legion Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting in Big Timber
President Susie Matthew led the session and delegates reported on the Legion District meeting in Bozeman. June Surface announced the essay contest with cash prizes for winners. Local Girls State delegates Melanie Camron and Andrey Tronrud shared their summer experience. Refreshments were provided by Betty Bieber and Alice Adams.
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Big Timber American Legion Auxiliary
Susie Matthew
Legion
Bozeman
Surface
Americanism
Girls State
Melanie Camron
Andrey Tronrud
Betty Bieber
Alice Adams
Engineers halt Big Timber bid for title in 14-12 comeback
Harlowton Engineers defeated Big Timber 14-12 as Huntley Project clinched first in the Southern Division. Key plays included a 50 yard pass to Daryl Stutterheim and a late counter from Marty Flanagan. Clayton Davis ran 139 yards for Big Timber with strong defensive efforts by Henthorn and Elliot. Senior Betty Mosness introduced with parents before the game.
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Bob Hauck
Harlowton Engineers
Big Timber
Huntley Project
Red Lodge
Red Devils
Worden
Harlowton
Herders
Clyde Chapel
Mike McCauley
Daryl Stutterheim
Marty Flanagan
Engineers
Clayton Davis
Gary Elliot
Mike Henthorn
Alan Petaja
Mark Argenbright
Clarence Clayton
Bill Murray
Ron Stief
Brad Hewlett
John Stirn
Betty Mosness
Power shortage linked to shifting jetstream and reduced river flows
The Montana weather picture shows storms veering south and west, reducing streamflow across most basins. The U.S. Geological Survey notes below average irrigation reservoir levels and several rivers near record lows, while groundwater remains near average. Walter D. Scotson named district representative for Lutheran Brotherhood in Sweet Grass County.
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Robert E. Miller
Montana Press Association
Nevada
Utah
New Mexico
Colorado
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Gibson
Sun River
Pishkun
Chateau
Bair
Smith River
Lutheran Brotherhood Fraternal Insurance For
Walter D. Scotson
Sweet Grass County
Scotson
Linda
Everett
Big Timber
Mrs Frank Biglen Returns From California Antique Shows
Mrs Frank Biglen has returned from a month in California where she attended two antique shows in Los Angeles and Fresno. Her husband Frank flew to assist with the Fresno event.
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Frank Biglen
California
Los Angeles
Fresno
Frank
Big Sky Saddle Club Meeting Announces Audit and Leadership Change
Big Sky Saddle Club met at the Svend Maitland home with Wayne Tichenor presiding and sixteen members present. An audit was completed and in order. President Bob Frey to step down as president but to stay as director. Membership reaches 45 with new additions Jim Dennis family and Sharon McLees family including Stacy.
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Big Sky Saddle Club
Svend Maitland
Wayne Tichenor
Bob Frey
Mela Westervelt
Scout Troop 51 Discusses Hayride and Falloween Party
The Aristocats Junior Girl Scout Troop 51 met last Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Dugout to discuss a possible hayride a fall festival and badge work. The meeting closed with a thought from Carol Littell and a post meeting party for members.
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Aristocats Junior Girl Scout
Carol Littell
Next Week at Sweet Grass High School Lunch Menu
SGHS lists meals with daily options. Monday no school. Tuesday sloppy joes salad chocolate pudding. Wednesday beef hash corn fruit and hot rolls. Thursday chicken and noodles green beans jello hot rolls. Friday creamed salmon on mashed potatoes peas cake hot rolls.
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Sweet Grass High School
Heirloom Show Slated for October 26 by Wiligro Garden Club
The Wiligro Garden Club plans a second heirloom display on October 26 at the American Legion Hall. Residents may bring items for display from 9 to 11 a.m. The show runs 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Entries should list approximate ages. Club members supervise entries and serve refreshments during the event.
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Wiligro Garden Club
American Legion Hall
Big Timber Rodeo Date Set for August 4 1974
Big Timber Jaycees president Doug Lowry announced the annual Big Timber Rodeo will be held on August 4, 1974. The event is sponsored by the Big Timber Jaycees.
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Doug Lowry
Big Timber Jaycees
White Cane Sale Supports Blind Projects in Big Timber
The annual Big Timber Lions Club white cane sale runs Saturday morning and afternoon in downtown Big Timber. Grade School students will sell miniature white canes to raise funds for Lions Club blind projects. Edward Argenbright, a Lions member, says the drive helps the blind help themselves.
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Big Timber Lions Club
Big Timber
Edward Argenbright
Lions Club
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