Local notices and personal ads bustle in Melville area
Numerous items note daily commerce and travel including J A Lowry loans and Dixon's watch sale. S I Hopkins visits, Maud Miner heads to Kansas City for spring styles, and A G Hatch leaves for Redding. Weather outlook, funeral for William Flynn, and a Christmas program loom. local tradesmen reopen plumbing shop and Hedrick drag line sale noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Miner
Kansas City
Sixth Avenue
McLeod Street
By-Products of Wheat from Montana Agricultural College
H F Patterson explains wheat by products as key feeds for Western stock. Bran offers high protein and oil, middlings add fat and starch, shorts resemble middlings, red dog is low grade flour, screenings include broken kernels and weed seeds with sheep risks from cockle burr.
Local Notes From Reed Point and Surroundings
Mrs. E A Austin spent last Tuesday at Columbus. Miss Lillie Eldridge and Miss Elizabeth Malone visited at Big Timber last Saturday. Mrs. Clinton Carter of Grey Cliff guests of Mrs. R L Guthrie. Epworth league meeting led by Miss Ruth Campbell drew many youths. Death of William Flynn postpones Bridger creek schoolhouse event. Cecil Harrison arrives with hay baler crew of seven to work the flat. W A Harrison visits to assess the situation. Rev. Hardy preached on Faith to a large audience of at least seventy five. Community offers sympathy to the Flynn family in their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flynn
Grey Cliff
Father Blaere
Livingston
Cecil Harrison
R. I. Guthrie
W. A. Harrison
Costume time for M. W. A. ball Friday
The notice invites dressing up for the M. W. A. ball on Friday December 29. James Glass of the Glass Lindsey rand company arrived from Helena the prior Tuesday afternoon. A. R. Pratt visits from his ranch on the upper Boulder to greet friends. The Whist club was hosted Friday by Mr and Mrs E L Patterson with the next gathering set at Mr and Mrs A L Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Williams
North Dakota
Glass-Lindsay
Sweet Grass County
James Glass
Glass-Lindsay Rand Company
Helena
A. R. Pratt
Boulder
E. L. Patterson
A. L. Phillips
Cattle Shipment Heads to Pacific Coast
A train of eight cars carried fat steers through town en route to Pacific coast points. The cattle were bought from Charles O Donnell and associates who fatten cattle and sheep at the Billings sugar factory on beet pulp and ground alfalfa. About half of the stock from the factory's feeding pens is said to go to Portland Seattle and other coast towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Coast
Charles O’donnell and
Portland
Seattle
Trig up the straw stack for bedding and fertilizer
The Dakota Farmer urges farmers to bale straw to improve drying and yield. It recommends turning uneatable roughage into cash value fertilizer and using bedding to absorb manure. It notes home industry support with Bray's for cured hams bacon and velvet leaf lard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray’s. Tf
Caught After Many Days
D R Dunn who faced horse theft charges in Montana and fled has been arrested in Oregon at Madras. He allegedly sold a horse belonging to rancher Tom Hawley and left the state. Dunn refuses to return, has hired counsel, and his hearing is set for January 4 with Sheriff Fallang to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Dunn
Tom Hawley
Upper
Boulder
Oregon
Dunn
Madras
Montana
Fallang
Card of Thanks for Will Flynn
I express gratitude to the many friends who showed sympathy and offered aid during the recent bereavement of my husband Will Flynn. Mrs. Margaret A. Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Flynn
Margaret A. Flynn
Notice of Annual Meeting of Citizens State Bank
The annual meeting of Citizens State Bank of Bie Timber stockholders will be held at the bank office on Monday January 1 at 7 o'clock p.m. to elect seven directors for the coming year and conduct any other business. J. W. Geiger cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank of Bie Timber
J. W. Geiger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Big Timber, Montana
Olmsteads
J. A. Lowry
Bailey’s
S. I. Hopkins
Melville Merchant
Dixon’s
Prompt Service
Skillman & Vailey
W. M. Duffey
A. G. Hatch
Redding Cal
Post Office Department
S. A. McGee
Dixon Building
Washington
Far West
Rocky Mountains
Great Central Valleys
M. W. A. Dee
A. L. Bray
Harvey Zepp
J. A. Lowry & Co
Waterman Ideal
Richards Drug and Jewelry Store
Hamburg
Hoodan
J. L. Rapstad
Big Timber
P. J. Magelssen
West
City
Ili Hoyseth
Chris Magelssen
Lutheran Sunday School
McLeod
Doric Judge
A. F
A. M
D. Claiborn
W. M
J. W. Bailey
S. W
J. W
E. C. Hale
S. A. Perrine
Lodge
Ernest Ingle
Mr. Ingle
H. F. Patterson
Montana Agricultural College
RED Dog
Reed Point News
E. A. Austin
Columbus
Lillie Eldridge
Elizabeth Malone
Epworth League
Ruth Campbell
Bridger Creek
Hardy
Gentleman
W. D. Richards & Co
Billings
S. Main St
D. E. Ayres & Son
Props
H. M. Allen & CO
J. A. Bates
Grand Hotel
L. R. McKeever
Cluett
Salt Lake Knitting Mills
Gordon & Ferguson
Northwest
Stacey Adams
J. E. Tilt
Utz & Dunn
Friend & Marks and
Adler
Collegian
JI. S. Solberg
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