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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1955
Page
3
An expedition touched Antarctica for a short period to study the southernmost sector of the earth, focusing on observing various phenomena and gathering data before leaving.
Nov 17 1906 wedding of Miss Bina Omndall and Richard Hauge at A M Clark ranch with Rev Madson officiating. Reports of hunting trips, employment changes, lodge meetings in New Orleans, and cattle and sheep deals. Also births, marriages, and community events from Melville Reed Point and Boulder valley through 1927.
Holbeck and friends received a silver coffee service and flat silver as a gift. Ray Traver, Arthur Ellison, and Laurel Simonsen hunted deer in Deer Creek country. Traver was the lucky one. Dr. and Mrs. B. Olness visited Billings, timed to ride out a storm to Laurel and into the city. Thorvald Simonsen and Marie Simonsen bought Mrs. Bartels’s home on Fourth Ave West. Beatty plans California departure. Reed Point notes cover trips to California Oregon Washington by Mrs. George Nute and Clarence Osten son. Vera Anderson and Barbee Anderson visited Laurel. Anderson teaches at Laurel school. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eder on the ranch north of town. Elbert Phipps hosted a wedding party for newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phipps from Big Timber. Margaret Bruce, a Kent Lake teacher, is the bride. Walt Meacham returned from a visit to his sister in Beach, North Dakota.
Weekly entrants identify the Mystery Place from an 11x14 photo with a ballot box at the sponsor. Winners are drawn from correct entries. at 13 weeks two cash prizes and a final $40 prize are awarded. Entries must use sponsor blanks. photos are displayed then mailed. all judging is by a disinterested person.
Mrs J S Solberg learns from daughter Mrs E P Reid that the Reid family has moved to Kelso Washington A list of local social notes mentions Joe Keeney friends gathering at Grabow hotel Lena Beley visiting New York City with top of Woolworth Building scene and rodeo visits Several personnel moves include Pat Bryan joining Dan Miles and W D Sell for the opening of Billings branch of International Harvester Co at Billings and J W Kirkwood resigning from the Scandinavian American bank with J N Blankenbaker taking over Park Howie residents attend Nils Petersens silver anniversary event and WPA class arrangements for high school training Rev Yvonne Husebye hunts deer with Bailey Hardware Buck display and Bailey Hardware store scene Chris Ness Clyde noted in closing.
Chicago housewife Mrs Demitra Gekas recalled Friday that in 1910 she suffered dropsy and three doctors gave her 24 hours to live. She marked her 101st birthday and said she felt a bit guilty about proving them wrong.
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