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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1946

Page

4

Local Notes Highlight Medical, Social, and Obituary Items

Local notes report Major Operation Walter Dutton at Lott hospital in Livingston on August 15 and his positive recovery. Mrs. Lloyd Read dies in Spokane with funeral in Clarkston, Wen. Sigrid Tollefson hospitalized in Fergus Falls with pneumonia, family to travel home if she improves. Mr. and Mrs. Findley and children depart for Blythe California after visiting in town. Bridal shower for Mrs. Harold Boe Jr. prior to move to Brookline New York. Entertain Nicholsons and others in honor of Lt Cmdr Donald Nicholson. O E S annual meeting attended by Hazel Townsend and others. Calcutta riot toll counts 3468 bodies. hospital admissions 4421, 1311 under treatment. Local ads list livingston sewing center and property for sale.

Walter Dutton Lott Hospital Livingston California Thomas R. Findley Blythe Calif Arthur Michels Findley Marguerite Bryan Sigrid Tollefson E. E. Tollefson Fergus Falls Minn Harold Boe, Jr Brookline N. Y Boe George Hauge Mr. Boe Kenneth Boe Nicholsons Cmdr Donald Nicholson Lazy K Bar Ranch Karl J. Bryan Dorman Kellogg Howard Mason Sigurd Lavold Hazel Townsend Sweet Grass Oo. J. Ellingson O. J. Ellingson Montana

Fishermen chase big prizes and local fishing tales

The column notes two more days to beat Oscar Fallang Jr.’s 53 pounder in August, mentions Potts flies and gear for six pounders, and reports anglers Perry Moler, Mike Kerin, Tommy Armstrong, Kenneth Braaten, and Arthur Sell fishing around town. It also advertises Legion dance tickets to raise funds for a Legion Memorial Building and hints at mystery around a large “black fish” caught in Dry Creek.

Oscar Fallang Jr Oscar Mite Ford Perry Moler Main Street Mike Kerin Livingston Boulder Tommy Armstrong Kenneth Braaten Arthur Sell Glasston Big Timber Creek Yellowstone Bert Murray Dry Creek

Painless Dehorning Technique Gains Wide Approval

A new painless cattle dehorning method using a local anesthetic to block horn nerves is praised by humane groups and favored by owners. Developed at the University of Pennsylvania, it reduces shock, preserves milk yield, minimizes struggle, and allows cleaner wounds during the procedure.

University of Pennsylvania

Bone Removed From Throat In Freak Accident At Galen

Mrs. Floyd Benson underwent surgery at Galen Monday to remove a bone lodged in her throat after eating meat. Doctors fear esophagus perforation but she is improving in hospital.

Floyd Benson Galen Chas. Bouse Anaconda Waddell Reed Point Flattum Grey Cliff Walter Osborne Osborne Ore Motor Company Elsie Ellingson Homer Wheeler Scott Field St. Louis

Retired Associate Justice Dies

James Clark McReynolds a longtime dissenting voice against New Deal laws died at Walter Reed Army Hospital at age 84 after a year of illness. He stepped down from the Supreme Court on February 1 1941 after 26 years on the bench leaving only Hughes and Roberts as surviving court members.

Washington James Clark McReynolds Supreme Court Walter Reed Army Hospital Elkton McReynolds Congress Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson High Court Charles Evans Hughes Owen J. Roberts

Italian Sobero Discovers Nitroglycerin in 1847

An Italian named Sobero discovered nitroglycerin in 1847, marking a milestone in explosive chemistry and energetic compounds research.

Sobero

Bombers Destroy Craft During Practice Runs

A unit of three navy bombers from Grosse Ile naval training base attacked a 32-foot cabin cruiser off West Sister Island near Toledo during a Lake Erie practice mission. Seven men aboard were unharmed except owner Adolph Reising of Toledo who was slightly burned. six were rescued by a crash boat as the cruiser burned to the waterline.

Detroit Lake Erie Grosse Ire West Sister Island Toledo Adolph Reising Reising

OPA Moves to Curb Prices to Pacify Labor

The OPA issued strict, new price regulations under the Barkley Taft amendment as officials warn of a wage price clash. AFL protests wage refusals for seamen while CIO warns peace could fail if living costs rise and wages stay capped. Reconversion Director Steelman meets with wage stabilization board as doubts grow about WSB’s future without wage power.

Washington OPA AFL Wage Stabilization Board CIO John R. Steelman WSB

Negro Units For Reserve Corps Authorized by Devers

General Jacob L. Devers authorized 315 units of the organized reserve corps with exclusively Negro personnel. Many will be combat outfits but no unit will exceed a regiment about 3,500 men under a postwar policy. Units distributed across six field armies, with the largest in eastern and southern states.

Washington Army Organized Reserve Corps Jacob L. Devers Land Forces

Church Services and Sunday School Schedule

Big Timber Lutheran Parish led by Pastor E. E. Tollefson announces services on September 1 at 11 am. Sunday school starts that morning. Melville offers Sunday school on September 1 at 2 pm and services at 3 pm.

BIG Timber Lutheran Parish E. E. Tollefson Big Timber Melville

Evangelical Church Announces Sunday Services Schedule

Rev. H. S. Tool leads regular services at The Evangelical Church. Sunday School begins at 10 a.m. with morning worship at 11. Evening worship is at 8 p.m. A prayer service will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. The public is invited to attend and worship.

the Evangelical Church

Christian Science Services Held Sundays at 11 a.m.

The notice invites the public to attend Christian Science services held Sundays at 11 a.m. in Dallman hall.

Christian Science Christian Science Dallman Hall

Saint Joseph's Catholic Mass Schedule

St Josephs church holds Mass on the second Sunday each month at 8 30 a m and on the fourth Sunday at 11 30 a m, totaling two services monthly.

ST. Joseph’s

Congregational Church Evening Service at 8 p.m.

Services at 8 p m conducted by Reverend Eugene Schneider at the Congregational Church.

Congregational Eugene Schneider

Church of God Sunday School Times Stated

Rev. F. S. Ash leads Sunday school at 10 a m with morning services expected to follow.

Church OF God F. S. Ash

Church Services Schedule Promises Evening Worship

The notice lists worship times with 11 a.m. service, 7 15 p.m. Y P E, 8 p.m. Evangelistic services and 8 p.m. Wednesday prayer services. An invitation is extended to everyone to attend these services.

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St Mark's Episcopal Church Holds Sunday Communion

Holy communion is scheduled at St Mark's Episcopal Church for Sunday at 11 a.m. with Rev. Wallace Bristor leading the service.

ST. Mark’s Episcopal Church Wallace Bristor

Washington urged creation of agricultural colleges in 1790

George Washington in his first congressional message of 1790 proposed establishing agricultural colleges to advance farming knowledge and national economic development. He cited practical benefits for farmers and national prosperity through education.

George Washington Congress

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Masonic Lodge Dork Lodge No. 53 A. F A. M Wallace Schallock W. M. H. M. Wordal L. H. Townsend Osteopathic Physicians Great Falls Westinghouse J. W. Lamach Dolf Bosshard Chas. Blakeley McLeod First Bridge Stanley E. Anderson No. 25Th St Billings Anna Miller Chester Cyril Nyre New Boulder Bridge Bridger Creek Alfred E. Ostrum Florence and Whitney F. T. Ellis Park City McCormick-Deering M. W. Petersen Dot Scot Ranch Isaac Rostad N. Cannon Spokane D. D. Johnson Harris Cattle Co Newton Pierson Albert Esp Mackey Sheep Co East Motor Co J. F. Lacklen Lloyd Read The Rock Crusher Wash Clarkston Crusher Lee Read Calcutta Bengal Singer Sewing Center E. Chapel, Jr E. Callender Livingston, Mont Emma Cook 1St Ave Anderson St the City Club Pinsatoce Buettner’s Orchestra Elks Hall Elsie Elgas Photographer West 5Th Ave Big Timber, Mont Sweet Grass County R. J. Watson Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Mehlhaff Taney Iris Mont Billings Public Stockyards Charles L Govern Livestock Comm Farmers Union Livestock Comm. Co Sig Ellingson Livestock Comm Central Livestock Association
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