Timber League September 10 Bowling Results
Sweet Grass Creamery led the rivals with a 2851 team series and 996 team game. Gus Kirchner topped individuals with 531 in series and 208 in the game, followed by Clarence Petaja 525 and 206. Moose No 1 and Moose No 2 posted 975 and 971 games respectively.
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W . S. G. Creamery
Mid Mont
Moose No
Oie Motor
Farmer’s Service
Sweet Grass Creamery
Moose
Gus Kirchner
Clarence Petaja
Tope Strobel
Art Sell
Coast to Coast Wins High Team Series in League Meet
Coast to Coast takes high team series with 2252 as Clouse Transfer posts 2275 in the Ma and Pa league, led by Forest Keller who fires 556 in series and 212 in game. Tope Strobel adds 544 and 196 game, while Citizens Bank earns 791 in high team game.
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Big T Super
T & L Chevrolet
Citizens Bank
Big Timber Cleaners
Cole Drug
Stephen’s
Klindt’s
Big Timber Bakery
Starr Ford
Clouse Transfer
Forest Keller
Tope Strobel
Steve Johnson
Mary Connerton
Vesta Collenborne
Marguerite Findley
September 9 Bowling Scores and Highs at Big Timber
The field lists teams Lucky Lager Big T Super American Legion Starr Ford Ben Franklin Treasure State Tel Lions Club Big Timber Electric Great Falls Beer and results show High Team Series led by Big T Super 2849 American Legion 2841 Starr Ford 2838. High Team Game American Legion 1002 Ben Franklin 988 Lucky Lager 980. High Individual Series Louie Taylor 606 Ernie Nelson 540 Clarence Petaja 534. High Individual Game Herb McCauley 222 Louie Taylor 219 Louie Taylor 201.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L Robbins
Gust
Lucky
Big T
American Legion
Starr Ford
Ben Franklin
Treasure State
Lions Club
Big Timber Electric
Great Falls Beer
Louie Taylor
Ernie Nelson
Clarence Petaja
Herb McCauley
Car Safety Reminder for Routine Maintenance
The notice urges having a vehicle checked by a competent mechanic with focus on brakes tires and lights to ensure safe operation and roadworthiness.
Cadettes Plan October Bivouac in Red Lodge
The Cadettes met at the Congregational Church to plan a Cadette Bivouac for the first weekend in October in Red Lodge. The second meeting elected Diane Jacobs treasurer and Cheri Mosness scribe, with Joen Petaja and Pam Mosness as patrol leaders. Mrs. Don Henke and Mrs. Stan Todd lead the Cadettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Red Lodge
Diane Jacobs
Cheri Mosness
Joen Petaja
Pam Mosness
Don Henke
Stan Todd
Big Timber Jayceens Plan Next Year Activities
The Big Timber Jayceens met last Thursday at Mrs Don Henkes home with Mrs Stan Todd as co host. Reports on summer activities were given and standing committees were formed for the coming year. The club voted to assist Mrs Lloyd Severance in making clothes for dolls to be donated to Shodair Children's Hospital for Christmas gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Jayceens
Don Henke
Stan Todd
Lloyd Severance
Shodair Children’s Hospital
Delta Kappa Gamma DKG Picnic Gathers Big Timber Livingston
About twenty members attended the annual potluck at the Dugout for the Big Timber and Livingston Delta Kappa Gamma chapters. After the picnic a regular meeting followed with Mrs. Dorothy Bradley of Livingston presiding as president.
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Big Timber
Livingston
Delta Kappa Gamma
Dorothy Bradley
Big Timber Woman's Club Holds Fall Meeting
The Big Timber Woman's Club met Monday in the Dugout with Mrs Byron Grosfield presiding. Committee reports and progress on the fall melodrama were heard. the fall banquet is set for Monday October 7 at 6 30 p m at Frye's cafe with Kathryn Wright of the Billings Gazette as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Woman’s Club
Byron Grosfield
Frye’s
Kathryn Wright
The
Billings Gazette
Neighborhood Club Meeting at Mrs Allestad Home
The Sweet Grass Neighborhood club gathered at Mrs Ludvig Allestad’s house with five members present. After the business meeting, attendees viewed pictures and shared a lunch prepared by Mrs Allestad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Ludvig Allestad
Sweet Grass Chapter 22 CES installs officers in ceremony
Sweet Grass Chapter No. 22 CES held an open installation Tuesday September 10 preceding regular business. Installing officers included Mrs Clive Haas Mrs Henry Klindt Mrs Flora Storey and Mrs John Herries. Officers installed were Mrs Victoria Braaten Byron Manley Mrs Nat Clark Dan Laubach Mrs John Yost and others. Rainbow Assembly served refreshments after. Waterfall Swans 4 H met last Thursday with local activities noted.
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Sweet Grass Chapter No. 22
CES
Clive Haas
Henry Klindt
Flora Storey
John Herries
Victoria Braaten
Byron Manley
Nat Clark
Dan Laubach
John Yost
Don Smart
Margaret Jo Lavold
A. C. McDonald
Tom Hammersmark
Gladys O’leary
Roy Nanley
Adah
Ray Becken
Ruth
O. J. Paulson
Esther
Martha
Jim Baldwin
Electa
Sentinel
Rainbow Assembly
Soil Conservation Tips On Lawn Care
A farmer notes lawn care starts with the desire for beauty. The article discusses soil conservation in establishing high quality lawns and addresses inquiries from farmers ranchers and city residents about proper turf management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Mabry
District assessors meet in Billings with tour of Gazette building
Hubert Becken county assessor of Sweet Grass County attended a district meeting of county assessors at the Billings courthouse with about twenty in attendance. The group also toured the Gazette building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Becken
Sweet Grass County
Billings
Gazette
Local Club Elects Officers At Meeting
The meeting elected Deb Smith as president Melanie Cameron as vice president Jeanne Traver as secretary treasurer Steve Smith as sargeant at arms Rosemary Traver as song leader Alice Hauge as recreation leader and Susan Ellis as reporter Refreshments were served by Mrs R L Traver Cathy Traver served as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deb Smith
Melanie Cameron
Jeanne Traver
Steve Smith
Sargeant At Arms
Rosemary Traver
Alice Hauge
Susan Ellis
R. L. Traver
Cathy Traver
Bozeman Vo Tech Center Nears Closing of Registration
Bozeman area Vo Tech Center registration closes soon per Director Woodrow Wolk. Health Occupations courses are filled for weeks with a few general secretarial openings left. The school will open Sept 30 with 86 full time adult students at Wilson School and Deaconess Hospital.
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Bozeman Area
Woodrow Wolk
Willson School
Deconess Hospital
Bozeman
Wold
Get Plenty of Sleep Before Starting Out Again
The snippet emphasizes rest and highlights driving can be enjoyable, advising travelers to sleep well before resuming a journey.
Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results
Brief notice signals fast selling approach in Pioneer classifieds. Readers discover streamlined listings aimed at rapid transactions, with emphasis on clear items, prices, and contact methods to attract immediate responses.
Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church Sunday Masses in Big Timber
Fr John Kaligouski leads Masses at Big Timber and Reed Point with weekday and Holy Day schedules. Altar Society meets monthly, Holy Name on the last Thursday, CYC on Wednesdays,Confirmation for younger students on Wednesdays, and Sunday School after the last Mass in the rectory basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
John Kaligouski
Big Timber
Reed Point
Altar Society
Holy Name Meeting
CYC
Church Announces Fall Worship and Sunday School Start
United Church of Christ First Congregational Church announces worship services begin September 8 at 11:00. Sunday School for ages 4 through 13 starts September 8 at 9:45, for kindergarten through Jr High, under Pastor Joseph LaDu.
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United Church OF Christ
First Congregational Church
Joseph LaDu
Evangelical Church of North America Announces Schedule
Richard Kienitz leads Sunday school at 9:45 with morning worship at 11:00. Sunday evening service is at 8:00. Wednesday Bible study occurs at 8:00 p m. Women’s Christian Fellowship meets the second Wednesday monthly at 2:00 p m.
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THE
Evangelical Church OF North America
Richard Kienitz
Women’s Christian Fellowship
Lutheran Church Services Schedule Notice
Big Timber Lutheran and Melville Lutheran announce worship times and Sunday School. Eugene W. Nilsen serves as interim pastor at Big Timber with worship at 11 00 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 45 a.m. Melville holds services at 9 00 a.m. and Sunday School at 10 00 a.m. Wednesday confirmation sessions are listed.
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BIG Timber Lutheran Church
Eugene W. Nilsen
Melville Lutheran Church
St Mark's Episcopal Services Led by Rev Canon St John
The Diocese of Montana reports services at 9:00 a.m. with Sunday school following. The Rev Canon E A St John is the administrator overseeing St Mark's Episcopal in Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Canon E. A. St. John
Diocese of
Evangelical Free Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
The Evangelical Free Church lists Sunday School at 10 a.m., Church Service at 11 a.m., Evening Service at 7:30 p.m., and midweek prayer on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Women’s Missionary Society meets on the second Thursday each month at 7:30 p.m.
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Evangelical Free Church
Women's Missionary Society
Church of God weekly services schedule
Rev. Conrad Lindeman presides at the Church of God on East Second Street. Sunday school begins at 10 a m with morning worship at 11, and Sunday evening services at 8 p m. Wednesday prayer service at 8 p m and the Ladies Willing Worker Band meets the first Tuesday of each month.
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Church OF God
Conrad Lindeman
Liquin Gildersleeve Wed at Fairfield
Miss Maria Jean Gildersleeve and Richard Allen Liquin wed September 1 at St. Pauls Lutheran in Fairfield Montana with Pastor August R Borchart officiating. The bride wore Alencon lace and carried a family Bible with red roses and white chrysanthemums. Shannon Ronning served as maid of honor in mint green.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Fairfield
Montana
Maria Jean Gildersleeve
Gary Kreeze
Richard Allen Liquin
Lloyd Ronning
Big Timber
Robert Liquin
Great Falls
August R. Borchart
Shannon Ronning
Local Nuptials in Great Falls Celebrate Daryl Blumhagen and Marsha Lashway
Daryl Blumhagen of Big Timber served as best man for Marsha Lashway in a wedding ceremony with Susan Judge at the organ. A reception followed in the parish hall and a three tier cake with blue roses and white bells topped by silver doves. Out of town guests from Sheboygan and Big Timber attended, and the couple resides at 1226 Fourth Ave South in Great Falls.
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Daryl Blumhagen
Big Timber
Marsha Lashway
Lester Jones
Hans Gaarder
Susan Judge
Robert W. Leicht
Steve Leicht
Cheryl Ettringer
Sheboygan
Wis
Billings
Ross Snyder
Leonard J. Esp
Ray Esp
Tom
Nancy Lee
Jim Esp
Eric
John
Sue
Lloyd Ronning
Shannon
John Blue
Sarah
Marge Luck
Gary
Ricky
Judy Kuntz
Jean Chadwick
Robert Liquin
Daryl
Frank
Curtis
Doug
Gary Nelson
Les Kiley
Gary Kreeze
Fourth Ave
Great Falls
Road trip safety checks and license risk advice
The text urges a pretrip safety check including brakes belts tires lights and wipers plus muffler and glass. It warns that improper driving habits can lead to license suspension and emphasizes safer driving or hiring a chauffeur to avoid penalties.
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Timber League
T. Fitchner
S. Johnson
Linda Johnson
Maverick League
Krazy Mountain Kats
Solberg
Women of the Moose
Enco
Norman
Conoco
Coca-Cola
Frye
TV Cable
Ruth Brannin
Lydia Fitchner
Joyce Buckholtz
Billie Johnson
Siegler
Coast TO Coast Stores
Jayceens
Woman's Club
Waterfall Swan
Waterfall Swans
Pioneer Livestock Market
Billings Livestock Commission Co
Donohoe-Ostrum
Aberdeen
IPR
Robert Leicht
Steve
Sheboygen
Tom Minette
Carl Minette
Cut Bank
Casper
Wyo
Minette
Nevada
Charles Fallang
Juanita McCrory
Las Vegas
Tuscon
Henderson
Tucson
Thomas Sanders Busha
Harriet Sanders Busha
Pasadena
Calif
Tom Busha
Beulah Patterson
Mr. Busha
IMCO
Marine Consultative Organization
United Nations
London
England
Rio de Janeiro
Washington D.C
New York City
Paris
Pioneer
Liquin-Gildersleeve
Sandy
Drs. Standish and
Ivey
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