Five Counties Hear Range Study Insights and Aby
Representatives from Carbon Gallatin Park Stillwater and Sweet Grass counties gathered at the county courthouse for a range management meeting led by Montana state ASC officials. The session covered range principles cost sharing and field demonstrations on soil water infiltration and plant types at Ros tad ranch. The event highlighted Sweet Grass County range data including 700000 acres of rangeland 80000 acres cropland and annual livestock sales around three million dollars.
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Agricultural and Conservation Committee
Carbon
Gallatin
Park
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Montana State Asc
Gaspard W. Deschamps
ASC
Leo S. Kolstad
Clarence Iuce
Alfred F. Smith
Robert Selvage
Mac Cole
Sweet Grass County
Clarence Rostad
Boulder River
F. B. Peterson
John E. Yost
Telmar Terland
Gail B. Troglia
Don S. Tetlie
Farewell Dinner for Fichtlers at Congregational Church
A farewell dinner for Rev and Mrs Helmuth Fichtler is set for Sunday September 25 at 5 30 PM at the Congregational church. Members and friends are invited. Attendees should call Mrs Walt Huffman or Mrs Virgil Gust about the planned menu as the Fichtlers depart for Glasgow around the first of the month.
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Congregational Church
Helmuth Fichtler
Walt Huffman
Virgil Gust
Fidtlers
Glasgow
Justice Court fines for speeding and light violations
In Justice Court for exceeding night speed limit: Billie J. Ferguson 15 dollars C. D. Randolph 15 Carl A. Rupp 20 Wesley B. Stephens 15 Billie C. Stewart 10 Don W. Liebsch 15 Daniel H. Hansen forfeited a 10 dollar bond for failure to display light on projecting load Wm. N. Richardson 10 for failure to dim lights Reginald Bechard 20 for failure to drive in careful and prudent manner.
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Billie J. Ferguson
C. D. Randolph
Carl A. Rupp
Wesley B. Stephens
Billie C. Stewart
Don W. Liebsch
Daniel H. Hansen
Wm. N. Richardson
Reginald Bechard
Bowman Guests Visit Yellowstone and Quake Area
Mr and Mrs F N Bowman of Billings spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Karl Bryan. The Bryans took their guests to Yellowstone park and also visited the quake area.
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F. N. Bowman
Billings
Karl Bryan
Bryans
Yellowstone Park
Gene Parker Dies In Nebraska
Gene Parker 56, longtime central Wyoming resident, died Saturday in Omaha after seeking treatment. Born May 10, 1904 in Grey Cliff Montana, he lived in Big Timber and Edgerton before moving to Jamestown Colorado and Plattsmouth Nebraska for work. He is survived by Olive his wife three daughters two dozen relatives and a sister. His body was brought to Casper for burial with funeral services planned for Thursday Sept 22.
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Edgerton
Jamestown
Col
Plattsmouth
Neb
Parker
Olive
Felix DeRooy
Chicago
Robert O. Harshman
Casper
William Ponder
Michael McKague
Parma
Ida
Louise Guild Returns From Extensive Nutritio n Trip
Home demonstration agent Louise Guild is back after traveling 8500 miles through 20 states this summer. She attended extension summer schools and met researchers at colleges while discussing new nutrition developments with extension staffs. The highlight was the fifth International Nutrition Congress in Washington with 2300 nutrition professionals from 59 countries, featuring speakers such as President Eisenhower and Agriculture Secretary Benson.
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Louise Guild
Washington, D. C
United States
Eisenhower
Agriculture
Benson
Miss Guild
Colorado State University
Ft. Collins
Colo
University of
Twins Highlight 10th Anniversary at Local Hospital
Sweet Grass Community hospital marks ten years since opening with display of twin girls in the nursery window. Gayne twins born Sept 9 and Maitland twins born Sept 15, first patient admitted Sept 20, 1950. Total admissions 3860, births 574 including nine sets of twins. gross earnings $54,718, payroll $30,000. County owns building and maintains it. operation run by five member board led by John Yost.
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Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Maitland
Montana Weather Mixes Heat and Snow Ahead
Weather across Montana remains erratic with reports of air conditioners in use on Tuesday and heaters on Wednesday. Forecasters expected possible snowfall by morning as readings from the courthouse for the past week were released.
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Montana
Court House
Sue LaVoi Ends European Tour Returns to New York
Sue LaVoi returned to New York aboard the S S Waterman after a 76 day European tour covering thirteen countries. She spoke with her parents about storms from Hurricane Donna and a possible tidal wave, and recalled highlights such as the Oberammergau Passion Play in Germany, Copenhagen Paris and London, the Alps, Rome ruins, Pisa, Stratford on Avon, Swan Lake and Romeo and Juliet in London. She will fly to Colorado to enroll for her senior year at the University of Colorado.
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Sue LaVoi
New York
S. S. Waterman
Europe
Delmer H. LaVoi
Fair View Ranch
Donna
Sue
Oberammergau
Germany
Copenhagen
Paris
London
Scandinavia
Alps
Caracalla
Rome
Pisa
Shakespeare
Memorial Theater
Stratford-on-Avon
Festival Ballet
Colorado
University of Colorado
Lois Williams Attends Montana Hospital Association Meet
Lois K Williams administrator of Sweet Grass Community hospital left Wednesday to attend the Montana Hospital Association annual meeting in Missoula on September 22 and 23. Four out of state speakers head the 26th annual program with the theme Whats Ahead for our Hospitals in the 60s. The business agenda includes policy for the coming year a legislative program and election of officers.
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Sweet Grass County
Lois Williams
Lois K. Williams
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
Montana Hospital Association
Missoula
Hospital Guild Re Elects Officers
The Hospital Guild re elected all officers at a Monday meeting. President Mrs Lyman Moulden, Vice President Mrs Leif Anderson, Secretary Mrs L W Baskett, Treasurer Mrs George Lamach. Executive board members are Mrs Hazel Mack and Mrs Jack Halverson. Membership drive ongoing. hospital food shower set for Monday November 21.
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Hospital Guild
Lyman Moulden
Leif Anderson
L. W. Baskett
George Lamach
Moulden
Hazel Mack
Jack Halverson
Clarence Erickson
Robert J. McKenzie
Services Today For Emma Bergholm
Emma Bergholm 75 died after surgery at Deaconess Hospital Bozeman. Funeral Thursday 2 pm at Big Timber Lutheran Church Rev Ocee Johnson officiating. Burial Mountain View. Survived by daughters Adeline Manis Shelby Juanita Hale Big Timber. sons Floyd Bozeman Erwin Astoria. nine grandchildren. Born August 30 1885 St Olaf Minnesota.
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Emma Bergholm
Bozeman
Big Timber Lutheran Church
Ocee Johnson
Mountain View
Bergholm
St. Olaf
Minn
Anton Hermanson
Minnesota
North Dakota
Frank Bergholm
Jamestown
N. C
Montana
Kalispell
Big Timber
Paul
Adeline) Manis
Shelby
Raymond
Juanita) Hale
Floyd Bergholm
Erwin Bergholm
Astoria
Ore
Carrier overturns east of Big Timber on Highway 10
A Canadian car carrier loaded with a pickup and four passenger cars overturned eight miles east of town on Highway 10 at 10:45 Tuesday night. The driver Reginald Bechard of Chatham Ontario and passenger Phyllis Dahl suffered minor injuries. Big Timber wreckers towed and untangled the rigs, with Chatham cited for careless driving.
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Big Timber
Ontario
British Columbia
Dick Henthorn
Reginald Bechard
Chatham
Phyllis Dahl
Community Hospital
Herder B Defeats Livingston Freshmen In Big Timber
The Herder B squad, mostly freshmen and sophomores, beat Livingston freshmen 19 to 7 at Livingston. John Paulson kickoff early stop led to a fumble recovery by Bob Klindt for the first score. Duane Hauge’s passes and runs, including a 15 yard strike to Rick Clark, sealed the win by Big Timber.
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Herder
Livingston
John Paulson
Rangers
Bob Klindt
Sox Aliman
Duane Hauge
Herders
Hauge
Tom Biglen
Ranger
Rick Clark
Big Timber
Republican Campaign Caravan Draws Large Crowd at Legion Hall
A large crowd gathered at the Legion hall in Big Timber to hear speakers touring with the Republican caravan. U S Senate candidate Orvin Flare introduced the candidates who spoke briefly during the allotted hour and a half. County GOP Chairman Arnold Johnson opened the meeting with remarks. Al Leuthold, running for secretary of state, addressed the audience calling the caravan a crusade for good government. The Laurel rancher was among attendees.
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Legion Hall
U. S. Senate
Orvin Flare
GOP
Arnold Johnson
al Leuthold
Laurel
Edna Hinman
Big Timber
Supreme Court
State Comptroller’s Office
Dave Middleman
Lewis and Clark County
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bruce Sheldon
Ekalaka
Montana
Paul Cannon
Don Nutter
Sidney Man
Nutter
Jim Battin
Billings
Congress
Tim Babcock
Miss Margaret Robinson Weds James Ferry in Colorado Springs
Miss Margaret E. Robinson and James L. Ferry exchanged marriage vows at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Colorado Springs. The ceremony featured a lace gown, pearl jewelry, and a shower bouquet, with a reception in the church parlors.
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Janet Fraser
Julie Hauge
Herbie Bue
Judy Carl
Janet Carl
Irving Swanson
Douglas Mothershead
Jerry Hauge
Nyla Opland
Linda Warp
Maurine Hager
Florence Yost
Margaret E. Robinson
John Robinson
Huntington Park
Calif
James L. Ferry
Leonard C. Ferry
Monroe
Mich
Immanuel Lutheran
Colorado Springs
Colo
George Alden
Henry F. Fingerlin
Eugene Wunderlich
Hayes R. Bryan
Big Springs
Texas
Calvin Ferry
Calvin L. Ferry
M. V. Packard
N. V
Big Timber Sheepherders upset Harlo Engineers on field
The Big Timber Sheepherders beat Harlowton Engineers Friday on Harlo field for their first win over Harlo in seven years. Joe Beley scored the game's lone TD after a strong opening drive with five first downs. Beley, Berg, Petaja and Jarrett led a balanced attack as the defense held Harlo scoreless. linemen Steensland Clark Olsen Larson and ends Stephens and ... played key roles in a total team effort. The victory sets up a Friday meeting with Livingston B.
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Big Timber
Harlowton Engineers
Harlo
Harlowton
Engineers
Joe Beley
Harry Berg
Herders
Jim Graham
Jim
Huntley
Chuck Petaja
Ronny Jarrett
Robert Steensland
Rick Clark
Dave Olsen
Tom Larson
Marvin Stephens
Ron
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Kansas City
Boeing Aircraft
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Gene Parker
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John Yost
L. D. Severance
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