Sheriff reports multiple thefts crimes and court actions
Sweet Grass County authorities logged several cases including forgery tied to a Big Timber cashing incident, a stolen check from Bozeman bank and suspicious-vehicle reports near the depot. Two Big Timber men pled not guilty to kidnapping and second degree assault from a Crazy View incident as trials are set. Police noted vehicle crashes near Big Timber with injuries none reported and multiple traffic citations issued.
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Sweet Grass County
BIG Timber
Loren Ellison
William Hanson
Crazy View Trailer Court
Jack Shanstrom
2Nd Avenue
Walnut Street
Sweet Grass County Sheriff's
Raymond Amos
Hans Omdal
Amos
City Park Trees May Get Manicure
City Council reviews a bid for trimming and preventative maintenance on trees in the Big Timber City Park. Estimated costs total about 1365 dollars for shaping, topping, dead limb removal, and evergreen injections plus 385 dollars for debris removal. The clerk will verify details and report back.
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Big Timber
McLean Clark
Coun
Jim McCauley
McCauley
Harvest moving well on Montana crops this season
Montana crop and livestock reporters report fast progress in winter and spring wheat and oats with about 75 percent of alfalfa second cut in stack. Dry bean and corn silage harvests begin in southern irrigation valleys while 90 percent of spring wheat and 85 percent of oats and barley have been harvested. Air Force CAP reservists asked to serve as advisors for retirement points with no drill requirement. contact Major Richard Harwood in Fort Harrison, Montana.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Air Force
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
Air Force Civil Air Patrol Reserve Assistance
Ceive
Richard Harwood
USAF
VA van to visit Big Timber on Tuesday afternoon
The Veteran's Administration mobile van will be in Big Timber from 1 to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the west end of town. The note appears in today's Pioneer.
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Veteran’s Administration
Sweet Grass County
Pioneer
Hay Stockmen Seek Feed Listings in County Offices
Montana ASCS county offices act as clearing houses for surplus hay straw and pasture information. Listings include producer names addresses phone numbers feed type and amounts for sale with some listings showing prices. Out of state suppliers are also listed and stockmen may call 932-2396 or visit the office for details.
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ASCS
Kermit Anderson
Sweet Grass County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Montana
Anderson
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