Local residents visit kin and friends across town
Community members from Laurel and nearby areas travel for family visits and errands. Highlights include Mrs Susie Poundstone visiting Elmer Rash in Laurel, Frank Patterson and Vernelle in Billings, and multiple relatives stopping at Moler and Farr homes. The boys basketball team wins at Edgar, and town events include a Townsend club meeting and a public dance at the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susie Poundstone
Elmer Rash
Laurel
Frank Patterson
Vernelle
Billings
Maxine Moler
Frank Miller
Frank
Moler
Lee Miller
Marbel Farr
Bert Thompson
Buck Creek
Staten Thelander
Mary Bond
Roberts
Chris Groswold
Jackstone
Edgar
Les Booth
Cecelia Deeney
Big Timber
Arthur Neumann
Rev. Thiele
Ballard Bare
James W. Deeney
Clarence Anderson
Elliston
Townsend Club
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Citizens Bank & Trust Co
The annual meeting of stockholders of Citizens Bank & Trust Co. will be held at the bank office in Big Timber Montana on Tuesday January 14 1936 at 7 o clock p m for electing directors and other business. Alva L Lamb Cashier Pub Dec 1926-1935 Jan 29 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Alva L. Lamb
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
State Farms Co
Sec
Treas. Pub
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Harold Roe
Citizens State Bank
Annual Meetings Set For Local Banks and Associations
Notice lists meetings for Commercial Bank Trust at Citizens Bank Big Timber on January 14 1936 to elect directors and conduct other business. State Farms Co annual meeting also January 14 1936 at 7 pm for director elections and proper business. Big Timber Building & Loan Association to meet January 15 1936 at 7 pm to elect trustees and handle other proper business.
Notice of Bank Directors Election in Big Timber Montana
Citizens State Bank in Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana will hold an election of directors at the Citizens Bank and Trust Co office on Tuesday January 14 1936 at 7 oclock p m. Also notice of estray sale for a red and white branded animal with rights to claim before January 10 1936 at 1 p m at Cummings ranch Glasston with sale to follow for cash to the highest bidder per stock inspector dated December 18 2925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings Ranch
Glasston
Christmas Day Post Office Hours and Local Road Update
Postmaster C C Nicholson says the Christmas day office will be open from 9 to 10 30 a m. Livingston papers report the Mission creek highway link to the Boulder river is finished the bridge completed in the past two weeks. The new Livingston road diverts from the West Boulder near Emanuel Holland then crosses to the old Bruffey ranch on Mission creek about six miles from McLeod. An old trail road from Independence days is no longer in use. Funeral rites for Freemont Jarrette Park county rancher were held in the First Methodist church with Rev Bert A Powell officiating. Jarrette 73 was born May 27 1862 in Rochester Minnesota. He died after a seven year illness leaving a widow and five children. Surviving siblings include W G Jarrette of Roundup Leonard Jarrette Minnesota and Lydia Day of South Dakota plus 17 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Mission Creek
Boulder River
McLeod School House
John F. Clark Ranch
Independence
Freemont Jarrette
Park County
Willow Creek
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Bert A. Powell
Rochester
Minn
Nellie Hendryx
Conde
S. C
Cheney
Wash
Montana
John
Carl
Freemont
Mary Adams
Ethel White
Clyde
Reorganization Aims to Expand Farm Debt Help in Montana
Montana rural rehabilitation expands with the reorganization of voluntary farm debt adjustment committees under the resettlement division led by H J Gordon. Sweet Grass committee members Ben B Miles Charles A Rupert Stuart H Nicholson Lee Smoot and N D Brown to assist farmers seeking services. James M Deeney dies from railway speeder crash near Wallace Idaho. funeral in Livingston with family attending. Governor Frank H Cooney profile notes seven children including Francis killed in auto accident. first canning factory in Stevensville in 1913. large Bitter Root ranch. children listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Timber Pioneer
Eerom
Livingston Ed Kirtland
John Tocher
Livingston
Big Timber
Montana
Rural Resettlement Division
The
Resettlement Administration
H. J. Gordon
Bozeman
T. J. O’connor
Sweet Grass Committee
Ben B. Miles
Charles A. Rupert
Stuart H. Nicholson
Lee Smoot
N. D. Brown
James M. Deeney
Barney Deeney
Grey Cliff
Joseph F. Deeney
Reed Point
Wallace
Idaho
Iowa
Northern Pacific Railway
Deeney
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Blaere
Lewistown
Billings
John Dunlazy
Bud Deeney
Gene Deeney
Henry Wallum
Cooneys
Treasure State
Butte
Missoula
Stevensville
Bitter Root
John
Rodman
Walter
Tyler
Virginia Cooney
John W. Hughes
Montana State University
Francis Cooney
Dance to close year and raise funds for gym curtain
A benefit dance will be held at the gym after the Bridger Reedpoint basketball game to aid the new curtain for the gym stage. Items include a Christmas program at the Library club and community visits for birthdays and veterans packages. James Deeney, a longtime NP railway foreman, died after a recent hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Eder
Big Timber
Judge
Yates
Jack
Longview
Wash
Earl Cole
Alice Ellison
Margaret Clouse
Joe Deeney
Milo Collins
Bridger-Reedpoint
Library Club
John M. Hiner
J. T. Groth
Veterans of Fort Harrison Hospital
Kent Lake District
Howard Tompkins
Park City
Bert Thompson
Absarokee
Elza Thelander
Elizabeth Anderson
Jennie Wildman
Reedpoint
Thelander
Mitch Cain
Clarence Anderson
Helen
Delbert Neumann
James Deeney
Wallace
Idaho
Joe
Frank
James
James W. Deeney
Northern Pacific Railway
Livingston
Railroaders Union
St. Patrick’s Church
Billings
Calvary Cemetery
B. T. Deeney
George Deeney
Ray Leckie
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Frang
Artels, Dept .Y Stock Inspector
C. C. Nicholson
Frank H. Cooney
Sos DE
J. A. Lowry Company
Douthett Lumber Co
E. R. Patterson Hardware
Tetty
Roquet
Home Telephone Co
Furstenberg
É A J. Cremer
Shawmut
Mont
Smart’s
W. G. Woodward CO
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Strand’s Cafe
City Bakery
ED Bartels
Ses Eee
Miller’s
Ryan Market
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