Herders overpower Lodge Grass in Homecoming football
Big Timber Herders roll to a 44 12 Homecoming victory over Lodge Grass behind 454 total yards 371 rushing and a 32 0 halftime lead. Clayton Davis gains 230 yards on the ground, Jim Graham passes for two scores, and defensive stands fuel the win with 13 tackles by Mike Henthorn. Marcia Berg crowned Homecoming queen.
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Bob Hauck
Big Timber
Herders
Indians
Clayton Davis
Ron Stief
Clarence Clayton
Bill Murray
Martin Flanagan
Jim Graham
Lodge
Ed Harlow
Jerry Harris
Mike Henthorn
Alan Petaja
Daryl Stutterheim
Kevin McCauley
Mickey Hobbs
Clyde Chapel
Clayton
Sive Gains
Jim Yost
Marcia Berg
Dan Tronrud
Herders Meet Red Lodge In Saturday Football Clash
Sweet Grass County Hs Sheepherders travel to Red Lodge for a 2 PM kickoff to face the Redskins led by coach Merton Rustad. Red Lodge seeks its first win after three tough losses to Lovell Three Forks and Roundup with junior QB Roban Lampi and standout linemen Gabrian and Karas anchoring both sides.
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Sweet Grass County
Red Lodge
Redskins
Lovell, Wyo
Three Forks
Roundup
Merton Rustad
Livingston
Roban Lampi
HKH Fall Fun at Henry Hausserman Place
Local area residents enjoy a fall weekend at the Henry Hausserman home with cooking, apple cider making, and a Rose hip gathering. Visitors include Mrs Mary Haug of Clyde Park and Mercedes Kerr. In other notes, Gene Stone announces Scout meetings to form Explorer Post and Cousins visit from Iowa before heading to Portland Oregon.
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Henry Haussermans
Bill Brinkle
Broadview
Haussermans
Hausserman
Mary Haug
Clyde Park
Mercedes Kerr
Berniece Ostrum
Bridger
May C, Settle
Poplar
Ray Bissel
Arlington
Iowa
Big Timber
Portland
Ore
C. A. Dempster
Conference standings and weekly games update
Eastern Conference standings show Huntley Project 3-0, Roundup 2-1, Big Timber 2-1, Western Belgrade 3-0, Three Forks 2-1, Boulder 2-1, others at 0-3 or 1-2. Scores from last week list Huntley Project 22, Roundup 22, Big Timber 44, Three Forks 44, Manhattan 6, Belgrade 41. This week features Roundup at Huntley Project and other conference matchups on Saturday.
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Eastern
Huntley Project
Roundup
Big Timber
Lodge Grass
Harlowton
Red Lodge
Western Belgrade
Three Forks
Boulder
Whitehall
Townsend
Manhattan
Lodge
Grass
Belgrade
Sweet Grass High School Next Week Lunch Menu
SGHS plans next week meals with daily options including Sirloin tips and vegetables on Monday. Cream of Tomato soup and tuna fish salad on Tuesday. Hamburger and spaghetti with corn on Wednesday. Creamed eggs on hot biscuits with green beans on Thursday. Macaroni and cheese with wieners and peas on Friday. Each day includes milk.
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Sweet Grass High School
Waterfall Swans 4-H Club Paper Drive Recycling
The Waterfall Swans 4-H Club collected 414 tons of newspapers since last November and shipped them to Billings Recycling Center on Thursday September 20. With help from Sweet Grass Wool Marketing Association and Farmers Service they stored and hauled the papers. Recycling each ton saves 17 trees and the club earns 5 dollars per ton.
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Waterfall Swans 4-H
Billings
Sweet Grass Wool Marketing Association
Farmers Service
Waterfall Swans
Man fined for leaving campfire on Boulder River
Billings man Dean Dassing er was fined $25 by a U S Magistrate in Butte for leaving a campfire burning within the Gallatin National Forest on the Boulder River south of Big Timber. Forest Ranger John Inman said several forest fires were started this summer by abandoned campfires and caught early enough to prevent bigger damage.
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Billings
John Inman
U.S
Inman
Dean Dassinger
Butte
Gallatin National Forest
Boulder River
Big Timber
Sister Visiting Noted Relative Guests From California
Mrs Helen Anderson of South San Francisco visited last week at the homes of her sisters Mrs Mable Hare per and Mrs Fred Sargent and other relatives. She left for Har din to visit a brother and plans to continue to Portland to visit another brother before returning home.
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Mable Hareper
Fred Sargent
Helen Anderson
San Francisco
Calif
Anderson
Hardin
Portland
Ore
Montana grain harvest nearly complete with winter wheat focus
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service notes harvest progress near normal with rain and snow delays. Dry bean harvest is about fifty percent and corn silage about thirty percent complete. Topsoil moisture remains short and winter wheat seedings face dry soil challenges across several districts. About thirty five percent of winter wheat seeded with germination ranging from poor to good in various regions.
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Montana
Montana Crop and Livestock Reporting Service and Extension Service
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Jim Hogelmark
Tom Wipplinger
Rick Luoma
Jeff Jarvi
Harris Gabrian
Bill Karas
Gabrian
All
Owen Moore
Canyon Ferry
Hebgen Lake
Sam Riter
Bozeman
Jean
Harrison Reservoir
Ruby Reservoir
Carolina
Leon Ivey
Hickory
North Carolina
Thomas Ivey
Ivey
Gene Stone
Mountain Valley
Ings
1St State Bank
Kenneth Becker
Rough Riders” of
SEARS
Sears Roebuck
Livingston, Montana
Moose Hall
Timber Trippers Dance
SGHS
Brakee’s Body Shop
Scott’s
Mrs
Elmer Myrstol
Ben Raisland and His Boys
Fenwick
Kk Skeeter Skat
Justin S&w
Ruger
Bob’s
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