Local notices and social updates across Big Timber area
Briley R R Lowe held a big sale Tuesday. Madeleine Nevin visited Chas Brozek Friday. L C Coles installed a radio at home. Lawrence Dunn becomes renter of Joe Weltzein ranch. Johnny Dahl is trapper for Sweet Grass Land Co. Mr and Mrs R R Lowe plan California trip with son Clifford. Amos Berg moves to Lowe ranch to farm. Mr and Mrs Ben Nevin visited Bert Williams home Sunday. Pie social and dance February 14 at Duffy school invites all. Peaceful Valley school dance a big success with a pleasant crowd. Mrs McClain returns to Washington after month with daughter Mrs R E Freeman. Madeleine Nevin visited Richard Widdecombe Wednesday. Mrs Mary Widdecombe and son Joe were Big Timber visitors. Gus Wright bought a large garden seed order for spring. Thelma Hamilton of District No 36 weekend visit in Lavina. Fred Heartly confined with mumps but recovering. Robert Brisco second Pader ewski taking lessons from Mr Goeforth on the divide. Mable Brisco returned from Harlow high school. will not resume work this year. Bil S Wilson returned from Harlow with news primaries canceled. January wind blew hard across the area, toppling hay stacks and damaging the Leo J Cremer ranch including machine shed and wind mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Lowe
Madeleine Nevin
Chas. Brozek
L. C. Cole
Lawrence Dunn
Joe Weltzein
Johnny Dahl
Sweet Grass Land Company
Clifford
California
Amos Berg
Ben Nevin
Bert Williams
Duffy
Peaceful Valley
McClain
Washington
R. E. Freeman
Thelma Hamilton
Lavina
Fred Heartly
Robert Brisco
Goeforth
Mable Brisco
Harlow
Bil S. Wilson
Leo J. Cremer
Wood-leg-horn eggs and card party at supper
In Weir Fi Tanchi dialect, Hash sent a handful of wood-leg-horn eggs for forecast use. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brozek hosted Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunn and Mr. and Mrs. Vestor Almond for a late Friday card game followed by a delicious lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hash
Chas. Brozek
Lawrence Dunn
Vestor Almond
Springdale Notes Bring Visitors And Local Gossip
Springdale residents host callers from Big Timber Livingston and Joliet while Ebert Sheep Co. and Muir family feature in weekend visits. A hard Times dance is planned at Springdale schoolhouse Feb 13 with Al Pfohl's Carbella orchestra amid quilting by the Women’s club and a surprise china gift for the Muirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robt
A. Bray
Our City
Oliver Ebert
Dr. Windsor
Livingston
Glen Overfelt
Helen Fraser
Mark Conrow
Yellowstone
John Arthur
Ebert Sheep Co
Joliet
Nick Lima
Gunwald Somme
Jno
Carney
Springdale Lumber Co
Carlos Meigs
Russell Southard
Karl Fahlgren
Edith
Norman
Muir
T. C. Neal
Coleman Ranch
Duckering and Son
W. H. Rose
R. R. Rich
H. W. Hash
Wm. Muir
Soren Olson
Martin Stokke
Ebert Ranch
G. W. Southard
Billy Miles
Mr. Southard
Robt. Gibson
Arndt
Messrs. Perkins and Savage
Springdale Lumber Company
Springdale
Mr. Perkins
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
E. Wood
al Pfohl
Carbella
Hash
Women’s Club of
Reed Point Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Creations
Reed Point residents report a busy weekend with visits to Billings and Livingston, a well attended dance at Guthrie hall, and the debut of The Pine by the local high school. Notable items include Ruth Carleton consulting an oculist in Billings, J. S. Campbell visiting Ruth in Helena, and plans by I. M. Meyers to relocate after surveying Idaho Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Guthrie
Ostenson
T. W. Marshall
Bozeman
Guthrie
E. L. Smith
Leta
Billings
Frank Berrie
Judge Yates
Livingston
Gertrude Murray
Clay
Ruth Carleton
Cramer Schultz
Laurel
L. L. Walker
Tom Deckert
Jake Wagner
J. S. Campbell
Helena
Ruth
Zillah Malone
Rom Hiner
Mary Hiner
Reed Point
I. M. Meyers
Idaho Falls
Bill Brown
Olive Ogelby
Sugar City
W. R. Findley
Mel Oleson
Community notices and local farewells in Big Timber area
Weekend visits to parental homes in Big Timber and Laurel followed by local events. Vocational congress delegates returned except Art Guthrie who stayed in Livingston. A three act comedy For Love or Money and a Valentine social fund the Soldier Boys Memorial Library club Friday night. Community club adopts by laws and plans Feb 17 meeting on railway cooperation. A farewell party for A. P. Grahams as they move to Bridger. Mrs. H. H. Marlow ill with flu while Dorothy Taylor runs the home. Dinner for Sunday school class featured diverse attendees and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Manis
Signy Waullum
Big Timber
Alma Cloyd
Laurel
Vocational Congress
Bozeman
Art Guthrie
Livingston
V. L. Guthrie
Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club
Mont
Kent
H. H. Marlow
Marlow
Dorothy Taylor
Lenora Hiner
Mary and la Verne Taylor
Violet Lamb
Bessie
Vida Blakenship
Ethel Buyers
Leta Smith
Myrtle Ostensen
Ella Mysse
Alice Guthrie
Gladys Wagner
Grey Cliff Community Notes On Local Travel
Grey Cliff Oscar Braaten equips his Over land car with balloon tires. Mrs Turvey and Mrs Payne motor to Big Timber for shopping. W R Stokes of Big Timber ships two cattle cars to Spokane. John Forster has rheumatism and is recovering. Clarence Flattum inventories Grey Cliff store stock with Anton Nepstad aid. T Thoreson plans to move to Portland Ore after arranging a visit. Ed Thompson family of Bridger Creek hosted at the Bakers with Sunday dinner. Grey Cliff youth group attended a dance at Reed Point Saturday night and reported a large turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Braaten
North Side
Portland
Ore
Ed Thompson
Bridger Creek
Grey Cliff
Reed Point
Grey
Poultry Show Highlights Countywide Interest
A. C. Boyles reports the annual Big Timber poultry show was a good success with fewer exhibits but greater variety. The dark barred Plymouth Rock cock entered by a Missoula fancier was praised as a strong sweepstakes contender. Grey Cliff Community Club plans to resume weekly meetings after severe winter weather. Residents commend the county exhibit quality.
Local students and visitors listed for week activities
Harold Hauge was absent from school Friday for hauling day. Harry Overfelt missed Monday afternoon due to illness. Joe Liebel attended a Pleasant Valley dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Fred Shallock visited the Monroe home Monday. Grace and Georgia Monroe will practice with the Lutheran church choir Tuesday night. Mrs Margaret Deegan visited last Friday to give county examinations and a standard test. Grace Monroe, Georgia Monroe, Helen Warp, Nettie Rudd and Winifred Liebel practiced basketball at the high school gym Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Hauge
Harry Overfelt
Joe Liebel
Pleasant Valley
Fred Shallock
Monroe
Grace
Georgia Monroe
Margaret Deegan
Helen Warp
Nettie Rudd
Winifred Liebel
Britain Sets Debt Payment Principles To France
London reports Britain's note to France outlines three core principles for repaying France’s debt without detailing figures. It says payments should not depend on Germany’s Dawes plan, proposes fixed annual payments with a charge on Dawes proceeds, and pledges any surplus beyond American debts to ease allies’ burdens. A London conference may refine specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Great Britain
France
Baldwin
Herriot
Clementel
Germany
Churchill
Promised Sample Load Proves Superior Quality
The note proclaims that the product delivers unmatched performance, urging customers to try a sample load to be convinced of its superiority. It emphasizes repeat orders from those who have tested it and praised its effectiveness.
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Briley
Richard Widdecombe
Mary Widdecombe
Joe
Gus Wright
Golden Rule
Percales
Belfast
Florsheim Shoes
Endicott Johnson Dress Shoes
Coupe
Brougham
Sedan
Victoria
Berline
Phaeton
W. J. Knapp
Montana
Studebaker
DIST
James H. Wick
OWL Creek
L. F. Douthett
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