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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1933
Page
8
A severe dust storm Monday disrupted travel and caused property damage including a garage wrapping around a parsonage pole and a large window shattered at Neu mann hardware. The week featured visits, births, moves and school PTA activities alongside shifting weather from snow to sun.
Evangelical churches in Big Timber led by Pastor Andrew Roukema hold Sunday School at 10 and morning service at 11 with Palm Sunday sermon and choir music. Evening service at 8. Glasston hosts Sunday School at 2 and afternoon service at 3. Prayer meeting and Bible study tonight at the McKenzies. Choir practice and Ladies Aid meeting scheduled.
Lutheran A A Holbeck pastor leads English services at 11. Special music and U P League meet at 7 p m. Melville services with communion at 3 p m. Midweek service Wednesday 7 30 p m. Choir rehearsals Tuesday and Thursday 7 p m. Confirmation class Wednesday 4 30 p m and Saturday p m. St Mark Episcopal Palm Sunday services 11. Congregational Church St Joseph Catholic Mass 9 a m Sunday.
Frank Martin and Ray Hands from the Billings office conducted a periodical stock take at Sawyers store. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Frey report Bridger canyon road is good with gravel and no mud holes. Mrs. C. W. Haas mourns the death of her father in Burnettsville Indiana at 62. burial followed Tuesday. Judge Goddard grants 60 extra days to appeal in Wall Company foreclosure case involving H. E. Marshall and J. E. Sadring. receivership order for the Wall Marshall Sadring building was previously granted.
Roosevelt pressed for aid to farmers and won approval from the Senate agricultural committee after wrangling. Chairman Smith led opposition but withdrew his substitute as Kendrick’s motion to remove cattle and sheep from the farm price lifting measure passed 9 to 6 on a third try. Flax and peanuts were also removed.
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