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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

8

Reed Point Notes Open House Season and Local News

Christmas activities and visits fill Reed Point as families travel to nearby towns. The Absarokee basketball team visits for a Friday game with Reed Point. village residents return from Columbus, Billings, and Fargo. Library additions reach over 1,200 volumes. Red Cross memberships total 33 dollars. PTA meets January 8 with the study club.

Reed Point Jim Friend Arvilla Nute Helena George Nute W. L. Bayers Lyle Marvel Lorraine Janice Billings Sidney Fraser Sr Baby Mary Catron Fred B. Swift A. W. Neumann Elda Geraldine Red Cross Committee Chester Fraser John M. Hiner Joyce Groth O. E. Schuyler Herman California Dan

Christmas Carols and Unity Theme At White House

President Roosevelt spoke to a Lafayette Square crowd in a Christmas broadcast of unity and courage. He linked Andrew Jackson’s monument to national unity and noted four generations of Roosevelts gathering to hear Dickens.

Lafayette Square Andrew Jackson White House Roosevelt Christmas Dicken

Hog Prices Reach Seven Dollars On Chicago Market

Wintry weather slowed hog movements to packing centers as prices jumped 50 to 75 cents. Hogs topped at 7.10 dollars per hundred weight in Chicago, the first seven dollar level since September, not counting the 2.25 dollar processing tax, and close to the 1934 peak.

Chicago

The Churches Sunday Program With Pastor Tate

Congregational Chas E Tate leads Sunday School at 10 a m followed by morning worship and sermon at a church. Theme centers on The trial balance.

Chas. E. Tate

St Josephs Catholic Church Mass Schedule

Fr Schuh pastor schedules mass times on the second Sunday at 9 30 a m and the fourth Sunday at 11 a m each month for St Josephs Catholic Church parish.

St. Joseph’s Fr. Schuh

Evangelical Church Schedule Details

Morning service at 11 o clock led by Pastor Andrew Roukema. Evening service at 8 with song and sermon. E L C E at 7 15 p m. Monthly business meeting and social of the E L C EB Friday at 7 45 p m. Choir practice Saturday 7 45 p m at the parsonage.

the Evangelical Church Andrew Roukema

Big Timber Lutheran A A Holbeck Pastor Services shifted to Melville

Big Timber Lutheran A A Holbeck reports no services in Big Timber with services at Melville at 2 p m and a Christmas program following. New Year’s day services return to Big Timber at 11 a m in English. Mrs J T Groth and family reside in Wirak house after moving from Sims ND with Mr Groth employed as winter relief signal maintainer.

Big Timber Lutheran J. T. Groth Wirak Sims N. D Groth Leona’ Marvin Miss Marvin Selma Royce Bozeman Arthur Stevens Cliff Durham Manhattan Art Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club Jake Wagner Chester Fraser Veterans’ Hospital B. C. Bare Santa Hiner Mesdames Fraser Shutes, Nore Nelson George Berrie McKeith Tom Friend F. B. Swift Mettling Bayers Wagner

Byrd Dogs Steal Christmas Turkey From Antarctic Camp

Little America Antarctica December 24 A half dozen turkeys saved for Christmas were eaten by dogs, forcing Byrd expedition to plan a Christmas feast of beef while awaiting the Bear of Oakland to depart Dunedin New Zealand with the mail. The crew cheers a rare beef banquet after weeks of seal steaks salt horse and mutton.

Little America Antarctica Byrd Expedition Bear Oakland Dunedin N. Z

Hunt the Old Roman of Arizona Politics Dies at 75

George W. P. Hunt, 75, seven times governor of Arizona, died at his Phoenix home after a long illness. Heart disease with uremia and diabetes contributory. he had been confined to bed two weeks following a cold and bronchitis. Arrived in Arizona in 1881 as a penniless burro rider, Hunt became a dominant figure in early state politics. He served as governor in multiple terms and was defeated for office in 1917 and in 1932 and again in 1934 primaries.

Phoenix Ariz George W. P. Hunt Arizona Virginia Brannon Gov. Hunt Union Thomas E. Campbell B. B. Moeur

Fifteen Killed in Canadian Train Wreck Near Hamilton

At least 15 people died in a rear end collision near Dundas station seven miles from Hamilton when the International Limited of the Canadian National railways struck a holiday excursion train. The accident injured 30 or more as crews recovered bodies and searched wreckage.

Hamilton Ont International Limited Canadian National Railways Dundas Station Chicago London Toronto

Sugar plant closure ends talks in Billings

Short lived negotiations between Great Western Sugar workers and company officials ended Tuesday as Frank A. Kemp, the company's vice president, announced the Billings factory would not reopen this season and the company was unsure if it would operate in 1935.

Butte Dispatch Montana Woolgrowers W. G. Gilbert Dillon State Association Butte Chamber of Commerce Bozeman State College Billings Anderson Great Western Sugar Company Frank A. Kemp

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