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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1924
Page
2
200 tons alfalfa offered at 8.00 dollars per ton. Includes two grazing sections with running water and good shelter. Contact Boyd Wallace, McLeod.
The Star theatre hosts The Victor this Saturday night. Miss May Redden of Columbus visits the Busch home. Cramer Schultz of Laurel spent Thanksgiving at the Carleton home. Emma Johnson heads to Billings for business college. Mrs W A McClurg of Bridger Creek divides travels to Hardin to see her daughter. A newborn Hazel Joyce Munson arrives Thanksgiving morning to Mr and Mrs O K Munson. Mrs Anton Krone of Oneida visits with sister Mrs Carl Bue and family. Bessie Deeney returns to Emigrant school after Thanksgiving. Mrs Hannah Pollock arrives from Pennsylvania to attend local interests for a few days. Mrs C A Reynolds travels to Laurel to visit daughters and sons, returns Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Clay Yates and children visit Livingston relatives. Alma Cloyd vacationing in Laurel and Billings with Beulah Manis and Sig ny Wallum in Big Timber. I A Goddard and Kenneth seek throat specialist in Billings.
Thanksgiving activities filled the town with visitors and celebrations. Local residents from Bridger Creek to Livingston attended meals, visits, and hunting trips while Misses Karen Belle Johnson Esther Nelson and others joined trips to Billings. Community efforts include the Christmas Seal sale to support Galen tuberculosis hospital with local stamps sold at multiple shops.
The Big Timber writeup profiles W A Clark a year into his livery business praising fine horses and reliable country drives. It recalls his move from Unity Maine, ranching in Judith Gap, business ventures with Pearl Clark, government WWI cattle purchases, and ownership of Primus the pacing horse a top racer.
Local items from Melville include residents visiting from Fish Creek and Columbus, a winter move for the McClatchey family, and a dairy business transfer to T. R. Lanphear who leases the ranch. J. N. Kelly sues Briggs & Ellis for 25000 damages with J. E. Barbour as defense counsel. The Wold funeral draws a large turnout at the Settlement, and a Royal Neighbors farewell for Mrs. J. G. McKay features carnations, a cut glass vase, and music from Mrs. Moody.
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