Community Social Notes Showcases Local Women and Meetings
Mrs. Joe Monroe was honored at a bridal shower at the Lutheran Parish hall with piano duets and carols. H. C. Kreis spoke at a WCTU meeting in the Evangelical church basement. Evangelical Ladies Aid selects officers as merges form World Service. Pythian Sisters elect officers led by Margaret Lamp. Sewing club hosts husbands for Christmas party at the Boulder cabin. Past Matrons annual party names 1947 officers. McLane elected president of Evangelical United Brethren Men's Brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Monroe
Martin Longstad
Vernie Hathaway
Harry Murray
Wayne Faw
John Peterson
Ben Tetlie
Carl Fredrickson
Robert Brownlee
S. N. Lavold
Ruth Bieber
Lois Anderson
Miss Bieber
John Viets
Margaret Viets
H. C. Kreis
Sidney
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Evangelical Church
Evangelical Aid
Evangelical Ladies Aid
Evangelical
United Brethren Churches
Woman’s Society of World Service
Guy Scholten
E. A. Bieber
Wm. Robinson
George Lamach
Fraternity Hall
Zenobia Temple No. 5
Margaret Lamp
Myrtle Sell
Frances Nevin
Hazel Kratzer
Hilda Coster
Mary Carter
Lucy Lamp
Margaret Bruffey
Alice Vander Voort
Sewing Club
C. T. Williams
Boulder
J. E. Cameron
Harry Wordal
C. E. Davis
C. W. Haas
L. D. Severance
Williams
Margaret Bray
Beulah Patterson
Elsa Haas
Grate Severance
Belle Amery
Pioneer notices recount births and returns from war
Dec 19 1918 records a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Trower in city limits. Riley Doore returns from army life and heads home to Melville. Leo Overfelt is slightly wounded per yesterday's casualty list. Rolf Mo came back from Camp Dodge Iowa. Alva Lamb in clerical work likely delaying discharge. Jack Fjelde rejoins Montana soil after discharge at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Dec 20 1928 section notes births to B. F. Henry on Dec 15 and Stanley Rand on Dec 18. Creston Grest to Denver for holidays. Cora Thalle from Mondovi Wis visits sister Mrs. Fred Benson. John Lende from Alder Mont visits Reed Point to spend Christmas with Carl Mysse. Mrs L J Wilder travels to Stoughton Wis for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Trower
Riley Doore
Melville
Leo Overfelt
Hugh Overfelt
Rolf Mo
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Alva Lamb
Jack Fjelde
Golden Rule
Montana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Pioneer Files
B. F. Henry
Stanley Rand
Creston Grest
Denver
Cora Thalle
Mondovi
Wis
Fred Benson
John Lende
Alder
Mont
Reed Point
Carl Mysse
Farm Bureau Backs Labor Laws Revision
The American Farm Bureau federation representing over 1 million farmers pledged to support sharp revision of labor laws including abolition of the closed shop. At its 28th national convention they rebuked certain labor leaders for unrestrained power. A resolution urged removal of sugar and rice price controls and defended maintaining farm prices through government loans if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Farm Bureau Federation
Cer
Tain
Federation
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Army Air Forces
U.S. Army
U. S. Army Recruiting Service
East Main Street
Bozeman
Big Timber
Jerry
ST. Nicholas
Santa
Farmers Service
Ernest
Ruth
Aus
L Merry
BIG Timber Cafe
Joe
Andy
Mrs. Monroe
WCTU
Pioneer
DR. D. Claiborn
B. Olness
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
L. H. Townsend
Osteopathic
Masonic Bldg
John N. Macfarlane
Overland
L. W. Baskett
Big Timber, Mont
R. J. Schaffarzick
Livingston
Optometrist
O. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Chico Hot Springs
Pray, Montana
Merry Christmas
Floyd Spud
Aqiw
Farm Bureau
Big Timber Lutheran Parish
Jean Berg
RADIO
Earth
Merry
D. J. Ellingson
Phone 206
Headquarters
Oscar Ellingson
Louise Ellingson
Harry Coster
Francis Ferris
Walter Wagner
Cecil Valgamore
Father
Mother
Karl Bryan