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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1960

Page

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Running Deer Shoot Sunday at Big Timber club range

The Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club will hold its annual running deer shoot five miles north of Big Timber on Highway 19 next Sunday. Prizes include a leather rifle scabbard for the high man a tooled leather handbag for the high lady and a hunter axe and knife set for the high junior. Entry is 1.00 with NRA sighting in offered free of charge starting about 9 a.m.

Big Timber Rifle and Pistol Club Big Timber Highway

Services Held For Charles Pravda

Charles Pravda 78 a longtime Sweet Grass resident died of a heart attack at Warm Springs state hospital after a three week stay He was born in 1881 in Czechoslovakia and came to the United States as an infant Funeral services were held from Lowry Chapel with Rev J D Lindley officiating Pallbearers included E A Bieber Bob Johnson and Norman Hale Interment was in Mountain View Survivors include his widow a daughter Ruth Williams a sister Mary Lamach and three grandchildren

Charles Pravda Sweet Grass County State Hospital Warm Springs Lowry Chapel J. D. Lindley Ted C. Busha A. Ronald McDonnell Red River Valley North Dakota Mary Ann Vavrosky Pisch N. D Pravda Gibson Area Big Timber N. P Carl Ruth) Williams Willow Creek Mary Lamach David Jack Laurie Williams

TOPS Convention Set for April 15 in Big Timber

TOPS clubs across Montana plan to attend the state convention in Big Timber on April 15. Marlene Manders of DePere Wisconsin will supervise events as the 1960 state queen, princess, and prince are crowned from Teen-age TOPS groups. Mrs Clem Stirn wins week’s loving cup for losing 71 pounds. Mrs Sigmund Helvik held it prior. A new contest pits Mrs Harold Smith against Mrs Arthur Stephens, with the winning team to be celebrated at a Halloween party.

Timber Tops Big Timber Montana Tops Marlene Manders DePere Wis Clem Stirn Sigmund Helvik Ralph Faw Harold Smith Arthur Stephens

Divorce action and damage suit in district court

In district court Catherine Web ber versus Edwin W Webber is taken under advisement. FE Murry Palin versus Helen P Van Cleve transfers from Yellowstone district court seeks 10000 including 70 damages to his boat and trailer from a July 1958 accident five miles east of Livingston with alleged injuries hospital expenses and loss of employment.

Catherine Webber Edwin W. Webber Murry Palin Helen P. van Cleve Yellowstone District Court Livingston

White Cane Tag Day Aids Montana Association for the Blind

The Boy Scouts sponsor a White Cane Tag Day on Saturday October 1 to support the Montana Association for the Blind. Proceeds fund a five week summer school for the adult blind at Montana State College Bozeman. All funds stay in state and the school is free for eligible visually handicapped residents.

Boy Scouts Montana Association For the Blind Montana State College Bozeman

Justice Court issues warrant for Howard J Bloom arrest

A warrant is issued in Justice Court for Howard J Bloom on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The complaint by Arne Hoem alleges Bloom posed as a life insurance company representative and embezzled 1524.90 from Arne. Bloom is reportedly a guest of Fergus County authorities on a similar charge. Other actions list Adrian L Wendt and others facing various hunting tagging, speeding, and school bus stop violations with specified fines and dates.

Howard J. Bloom Arne Hoem Bloom Arne Fergus County Justice Court Adrian L. Wendt Livingston Virgil Benson Robert F. Collins Lance Barnes Chester A. Crouse Manhattan Winifred T. McAusley C. C. Burns Don W. Leibsch Gary O. Borland Absarokee Lewistown Gary D. Haskin Jerry Printz B. C. Stewart

Herders Travel to Columbus Friday for Conference Test

The Herders travel to Columbus on Friday to face a strong homecoming Columbus team with a tough line and top backs Gates and Johnson. Columbus has three losses to conference leaders and sits near the bottom, seeking a victory. Other Friday games include Red Lodge at Huntley Project, Roundup at Lodge Grass, and Forsyth at Harlowton.

Herders Columbus Gates Johnson Red Lodge Huntley Lodge Forsyth Harlowton

Republican Rally In Sweet Grass County

Orvin Flare, Republican U S Senate candidate, will lead the first Sweet Grass county rally at the Legion hall Monday at 8 pm with free lunch afterward. Also on the program are Jim Battin of Billings for Congress and local candidates A Ronald McDonnell Gene Spilde Roy Mahlum and Mrs Vic Braaten for Clerk of Court.

Orvin Flare U. S. Senate Sweet Grass County Legion Hall Jim Battin Billings Congress A. Ronald McDonnell Senate Gene Spilde Roy Mahlum Vic Braaten

Eastern Star Meeting Honors Sojourners with Gifts

Mrs McLean Clark and Dana Laubach presided at the Eastern Star meeting Tuesday evening. A special program honoring the sojourners was carried out and gifts were presented. An Edna Hedges auxiliary meeting followed with Mrs Lyman Moulden presiding. Plans were made for a fall party. Hostesses were Mrs Chas nee are, Roger Whidden and Mrs Bill Cole.

McLean Clark Dana Laubach Eastern Star Edna Hedges Lyman Moulden Chas Are Roger Whidden Bill Cole

Thompson-Bryan Wedding In Billings At Big Timber Church

Sherrill Marie Bryan and Edward Lee Thompson married at the Big Timber Lutheran church in a 2 pm ceremony attended by 100 guests. The couple will reside at 417 Cook Avenue in Billings after graduating the previous years from local schools and programs.

Big Timber Lutheran Church Sherrill Marie Bryan L. H. Bryan Edward Lee Thompson James L. Thompson Ccee Johnson Oddlang Stone Gloria Bee

Meeting to Discuss Education Program in Big Timber

A public meeting on the proposed legislative education program for the 1961 Montana session is set for Wednesday October 12 in the grade school auditorium Big Timber. George Brown Helena MEA staff consultant will moderate and lead discussion with support from Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau. Public attendance is urged to share opinions.

Big Timber Unit Montana Education Assn Sweet Grass County Farm Bureau George Brown Helena MEA

Cubs Organizing Monday Evening Meeting

A Cub Scouts enrollment meeting is scheduled for Monday evening October 3 at 7 pm in the Lutheran parish hall. A Cubmaster, assistant, den mothers, and a pack committee for the 1960 61 year will be selected. All boys aged 8 to 11 are eligible and urged to attend.

Lutheran Parish Hall

Funeral for 21%Year-Old Kirk Hillier Held in Livingston

Mr and Mrs Theo Counter attended funeral services in Livingston on Monday afternoon for Kirk Hillier 21 who drowned in a ditch near his home. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Tom Hillier and Theo Counter is related as a cousin.

Child Theo Counter Livingston Kirk Hillier Tom Hillier

Billings Man Wins Big Timber Route Bid

Wilburt B. Smith of Billings was named the low bidder for temporary star route mail service between Billings and Big Timber. Postmaster Harold McLauchlin announced the award on Monday. Smith will carry mail daily for $6,000 and about 67 777.77 miles yearly. Over 40 bids were received. the high bid reached $21,097.

Wilburt B. Smith Billings Star Big Timber Harold McLauchlin Smith Sweet Grass

Rostad Named State Finalist in Merit Scholarship

Principal A R Collins of Sweet Grass County High School announces Axarea Rostad as a National Merit semifinalist in the 1960-61 competition. She is among 10 000 high scorers nationwide, advancing to a three hour SAT test and later potential finalist status for merit scholarships.

A. R. Collins Sweet Grass County High School Axarea Rostad Andrea iThe United States John M. Stalnaker National Merit Scholarship Corporation College Entrance Examination Board Thei

Sunday School Teachers Meet at Big Timber Church

Ninety Sunday school teachers gathered at the Big Timber Lutheran church for the first of two four hour sessions. Attendees came from Billings Harlowton Laurel Red Lodge Wilsall White Sulphur Springs Livingston Melville Roundup and Absarokee. Rev. Carmen Thronson of Roundup led the institute. The Big Timber Ladies Aid provided a supper for the visitors. The second session will be Sunday from 4 to 8 30 at the same church.

Big Timber Lutheran Church Billings Harlowton Laurel Red Lodge Wilsall White Sulphur Springs Livingston Melville Roundup Absarokee Carmen Thronson Big Timber Ladies Aid

Eight Combines At Work In Sweet Grass County

A rare scene near Big Timber shows eight combines operating together on a 2100 acre ranch 26 miles north. Ver Reed and son Wayne work amid machines owned by Ben Arnold of Rapelje Bill Crem er and the Reed family. Controllers cut 400 acres daily yielding 20 to 22 bushels per acre with some pockets reaching around 40 bushels amid dry weather.

United States Montana Sweet Grass County Wayne Reed Big Timber Ver Reed Wayne Ben Arnold Rapelje Bill Cremer Almort

Susan Anderson Wins Curtis Drive First Prize in SGHS Drive

Susan Anderson, a SGHS sophomore, tops the Curtis subscription drive with $130.69 in sales becoming the first grand prize winner. Linda Clark, a junior, is the second grand prize winner with $85.04, and Carol Van Cleve, a freshman, tops third with $80.35. Total drive returns reach $3,696.49, second highest ever.

Sghs Curtis Susan Anderson Susan Linda Clark Carol van Cleve SGHS Andrea Rostad Donna Faw Marjean Haaland Jane Hooper Joe Beley Helen Strobel Dixie Warp Jan Johnson Elaine Anderson Shirley Kjarmo Nina Adams Joan Plaggemeyer Gerry Etzold

Mrs Addie Baker Dies at Age 90 in Montana

Mrs. Addie C. Baker, 90, immigrant to the west at the turn of the century, died of a heart attack last Thursday at her daughter’s home on lower Sweet Grass. She was born January 10, 1870 in Elk River Minnesota and married Scott Baker in 1896. The family moved from Blaine Washington to Big Timber in 1919 and later to lower Sweet Grass in 1943. She is survived by two daughters Nina Bainter and Della Armstrong, a son Walter Baker, nine grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Low Robert Groom with singing and organ accompaniment, interment at Mountain View.

Addie C. Baker Clyde Bainter Sweet Grass Baker Elk River Minn Edward Carron Scott Baker Washington State Blaine Wash Big Timber Glasston Lower Sweet Grass Clyde Nina) Bainter Della Armstrong Crescent Beach B. C Walter Baker Bozeman Lowry Chapel J. D. Lindley Robert Groom O. J. Paulson Anshelm Olin Howard Forsythe Jesse Duncan Toby Osen P. J. Deegan Edw. Harper Mountain View

Montana AAU Names Officers and Delegates at Bozeman Meeting

Montana Amateur Athletic Union officers were elected in Bozeman with George Kovarik of Billings as president and Georgia Byrne of Butte as vice president. Bob Stewart of Billings became secretary treasurer and Art Olsen earned a delegate seat for the national convention in Las Vegas December 1–4. Six Montana delegates will attend.

Art Olsen Ed Holmberg Bozeman Montana Amateur Athletic Union George Kovarik Billings Georgia Byrne Butte Bob Stewart Olsen Las Vegas Nev Montana Big Timber Jim Roban Great Falls Roban Don Kunkle Bruce Branlett Sylvia White Jack Daniels Missoula Ray Ellis Deer Lodge Jim Romero Twin Bridges Karen Griffin Connie Griffin

Herders Beat Livingston B Team 32 46 in Local Game

Big Timber defeats Livingston B 32 to 46 on the local field as reserves play largely the fourth quarter. Jim Graham used 27 players. Ronnie Jarrett scored twice and Tom Larson added a late end run as the Herders led 19 0 at halftime and finished 32 46.

Livingston Jim Graham Big Timber Ranger Ron Gullion Herders Ronnie Jarrett Rangers Big Timberbacks Joe Beley Chuck Petaja Jarrett Harry Berg Herder Petaja Beley Tom Larson Ray Hoem Hoem Walt Huyser Tom Ratledge Jerry Burns Betley

Education Leaders Meet in Helena

Principal A R Collins joined 120 Montana education leaders in Helena for a Montana Education Association conference from Thursday through Saturday. He attended the MEA board meeting and served as consultant and discussion leader for the MEA president's training conference. Mervin Wertz, president of the Big Timber unit, and Mrs Wertz attended the training conference. Local units discussed issues and planned community education programs.

A. R. Collins Montana Helena Montana Education Assn MEA Mervin Wertz Big Timber Wertz

Farewell for Osens at Glasston Ranch Move to Big Timber

A large gathering Saturday afternoon bid farewell to Mr and Mrs Toby Osen at their Glasston area ranch as they move to Big Timber into the Kermit Luttsch home they bought. They sold the ranch to their son Albert after 35 years on the property. A potluck lunch followed and the Osens received a purse of silver. Also listed are high open bowling scores for the week with several players topping 200.

Osens Toby Osen Glasston Big Timber Albert Osen Jan Klindt Forest Keller al Deegan Clive Haas Johnny Viets Hank Klindt Mal Goosey Hank See

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TOPS Cantigrehee Forsyth Harlowton Huntley Proj Thompson-Bryan Sheryl Gee Jim Thompson Leonard T. Burg Ron Hultberg Lois O’dell Kathy McCauley Leonard Burg Sandra Roberts Thompson Frezz Wilton Chicago Safeway’s Cook Avenue CUBS Ndrea Rostad Istate Curtis Drive Addie Baker Tusco Heath of
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