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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1940

Page

8

Reed Point Community Notices of Visits and Travel

Mrs. Marie Moler and others attended Weldon Moler’s funeral in Laurel. Roy Lamb left for Wild Horse to visit his mother Wynona Bjordal. Brodie Nevin and George Deeney hosted visitors from Oakland. Gene Baxter sought mining work in Butte after summer with Baxter family. Nettie Lamb and son Raymond visited Missoula. Brumfields and Guthries attended Gus Iverson’s funeral in Columbus and Brumfields planned for the A F and A M conference in Butte. Bess Deeney and sister Roy Vaughn toured Salt Lake City. Elmer Rash family visited relatives in Laurel and Billings. Archie Miller, Elsie Myers, and Katie Deeney visited. Owens Welch and John Rash noted as former residents. Deeney family trips to Billings. John Rash’s daughters joined. Vinton Guthrie party from Livingston visited and Arleda Guthrie returned home. Lulu Marlow hosted Prideer Creek Women’s Club with lunch after a meeting.

Perry Moler Marie Moler Laurel Weldon Moler Roy Lamb Wild Horse, Can Wynona Bjordal Brodie Nevin Oakland Calif George Deeney Gene Baxter Butte James Baxter Nettie Lamb Raymond George Missoula A. P Brumfield Lewis Guthrie Charles Renfield Charles Brumfield Columbus Gus Iverson A. P. Brumfield Ambrose Bess Deeney Salt Lake City Roy Vaughn Manhattan Mont Elmer Rash Elaine Elmer Susie Poundstone John Rash Archie Miller Elsie Myers Katie Billings B. T. Deeney Owen Welch Indianapolis Ind Park John Reng Latta Redmond Harry Ruth Spokane Wash James Broadwater Stillwater Charles Betty Eldon New Salem N. C Oregon Kirby Helen Howard Askwig Marie Thompson Vinton Guthrie Livingston Arleda Neal Gunnels Park Gity Lulu Marlow Prideer Creek Ike

Bridger Creek Social Roundup Hosts and Visits

Estelle Fraser Johnson and Mrs Irvin Miller visited the Henry Hausserman home on Tuesday. Anton Krone and family were business visitors in Billings Tuesday. Sidney Fraser Jr and son Billie attended the fair in Billings last Thursday. Barbara Duffey and June Johnson of Big Timber will sightsee in San Francisco World’s Fair. Joe Meline hosted visitors including Sidney Fraser Jr on Sunday. Tilmar Terland sought medical help for a knee injury from jumping off a hay rack. Henry Hausserman Ike Newton Lay and Sidney Fraser Sr attended Pioneer picnic in Big Timber last Sunday.

Bridger Creek Estelle Fraser Johnson Irvin Miller Henry Hausserman Tuesay Anton Krone Billings Sidney Fraser Billie Barbara Duffey June Johnson Big Timber San Francisco Tilmar Terland Ike and Newton Lay

Travel boom fuels Yellowstone Park attendance

Yellowstone Park reports a 15 day August rise of 5,632 visitors over 1939, bringing total gate entries to 393,755 by August 15. South entrance leads gains with 20 percent. east gate adds 12,374, while northeast drops 99 as war fears ease and travel rebounds.

George T. Baskett Boulder Wilkesbarre Billings L. W. Baskett Minneapolis George Wright R. V. Wright C. F. Hilke Hilke San Francisco Francis Tinsley Butte Ralph Gilbert Helena Berta Hilke Yellowstone Park Wyo Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone Edmund B. Rogers Park South East Gate

Midland Empire fair attendees listed from here

The passage names Mrs. Lay and several local women plus hosts as attendees. It then lists visitors from here including Frank and Bernard Deeney Elza Thelander Clarence Ostenson and Mrs Lulu Marlow on Thursday and Abe Goman Herman Schuyler and Tommy Thompson on Saturday.

Assassin's Blow Fatal to Leon Trotzky

Leon Trotzky died after a pickax attack in Coyocan Mexico with Mrs. Trotzky at his side. He whispered that his attacker was most likely a member of the OGPU. Doctors and surgeons were present as exile died shortly before a planned brain operation in Washington.

Mexico City Leon Trotzky Ogpu Mexico Coyoacan Trotzky

S. G. High School Opens September 3

Sweet Grass County High School will open with freshmen sophomores and new students registering in the morning of September 3 and upperclassmen in the afternoon. The first faculty meeting is September 2 at 10. New staff include Miss Ohman Nelson and Edward Patrich with a full assignments list and room guidance plan.

Sweet Grass County High School Ethel Ohman Hazel Nelson Edward Patrich Callie Allison H. C. Olson Edwad Patrich Ellen Rein Arthur Schump Louise Shunk Ben Slanger Wesley Walker Miss Ohman Walker Shunk Patrich Miss Allison Schump Miss Nelson Slanger Miss Rein

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