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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
5
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flick Sr. left this week for El Cajon California after a four month stay assisting their son and daughter-in-law with the bee business. They plan to return next fall.
Jim Beer of San Francisco and Harry Pompin of Sacramento join a Boulder hunting trip arriving Friday evening. They stay with Jim Beer’s relatives, then join Dr. Bob Matuska and others from Cincinnati on a big game hunting weekend nearby. Also Reed Point property purchase by Orval Johnston and husband from West Lebanon Indiana.
Olaf Stenberg was admitted October 25 and discharged October 28 for medical care. Addie Hoem entered October 26 after hip pinning in Billings. C. O. Pederson admitted October 27 from Billings after hip surgery. Mrs Chas Schuler admitted October 28 for overnight care. Dorman Kellogg and O. H. Braaten admitted October 29 for medical care. Edna Lamp of Medford Oregon arrived by bus for a ten day visit with Ronald Halverson and family. She noted Oregon’s weather and no wind and waited out daylight saving in the Butte bus depot. Guns outlawed slogan noted.
Sequoia Park Ranger Gordon Boyd and his wife visited Big Timber last week before moving from Snake River Station near Moran Wyoming. Gordon, who has served eight years in Yellowstone, will become district ranger in Sequoia National Forest and expects the new post, though he’ll miss Yellowstone’s scenery and wildlife. Mrs. Boyd also plans a California stay before their departure.
Funeral services for Henry Minne will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. from St. Mary's Catholic church in Livingston. He died Monday morning in Park Memorial hospital after a two week illness following a stroke. He is the father of Mrs. Bruce Herden of Grey Cliff.
Official Weather Bureau recordings show daily temperatures from October 23 to October 29 with highs and lows ranging from 58 to 77 degrees and precipitation totaling .03 inches. Notable days include October 24 at 70/49 and October 28 at 67/66 with light rain recorded on October 28.
Montana Fish and Game Dept lists 1 moose carcass quartered and 5 deer carcasses for sale at 10:00 a.m. on November 6, 1968, at the Montana State Fish & Game Hatchery in Big Timber, Montana. Also includes sale of 22 head registered polled Hereford bulls and yearling Heifers from J. W. Heist of Manhattan.
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