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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1927

Page

3

Miles City Chief Of Police Relates Hard Winter Tragedy

Miles City Chief of Police Martin Golden recalls the 1887 winter when 5000 cattle starved and perished on the northside range. Ice cutters and Brown's ice house activity intersected with a brutal blizzard and cattle stampede into the Yellowstone River with at least a dozen swept under the ice.

Miles City Yellowstone Journal Yellowstone Martin Miles Ci Police Seventh Street Laodd Brown Cowtown Martin Golden Northside Range Northside Golden

Lutheran Church announces Sunday services and events

Sunday School at 10. English service at 11 in Melville. Big Timber service at 8 p m. U P League meets 7 p.m. Confirmation class Wednesdays 4 30 and Saturdays at pm. Big Timber congregation holds annual business meeting Saturday December 8 at 2 p.m. All members urged to attend.

Lutheran Church A. A. Holbeck J. A. Lowry Melville Big Timber U. P. League Big Timber Congregation

First Congregational Church Schedule

Rev. Arthur E. Prior presides as pastor with church school at 9 45 morning worship and sermon at 11 young people at 6 30 and evening services at 7 30.

First Congregational Church Arthur E. Prior

St Mark's Episcopal Church Services Notice

Rev. H. Cowley Carroll, pastor. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Evening service at 8 p.m.

St. Mark's Epiocepel Church H. Cowley-Carroll Sanday School

St Josephs Catholic Schedule of Sunday Devotions and Mass

St Joseph parish outlines monthly Sundays with Devotions at p.m. on the first and third Sundays, Mass at 9 a.m. on the second, Devotions at 3 p.m. on the third, and High Mass at 11 o'clock on the fourth Sunday, under Pastor Fr. Drolet.

St. Joseph’s Cathee Charch Drolet

Church Services Announced for Sunday Morning and Afternoon

Reverend N A Eller of the First Church delivers Sunday sermon at 11 o clock. Pastor Senday Scheel presides at 16 a.m. Cherch services advertised with Seventh Day Adventists holding a sabbath service at 2 p.m.

N. A. Eller Senday Scheel Seventh Day Adventists Sebbath

Honor Rell of Rural Schools Perfect Attendance List

Rural school pupils with perfect attendance for November are listed by school and teacher. Names span settlements including Glasston, McLevod, Otter Creek, Duck Creek, Dry Creek, East Bouwlder, Homestead, Sioux Crossing, Medley, Leasby, Rapstad, Swamp Creek, Cox Creek, Mendenhall, Carney, and more, with many students named alongside parents and guardians.

Christine Green Thorvald Ruth Anderson Lester Green Harvey Freda Doreen Moss Theodore Olson Melville Hilda Rein Clinton Green Arnold Johnson George Dorothy Moss William Wood Glasston Adah Osborne Charles Kenneth Cross Bertha Pliggemeyer Howie Anne Cosgriff Iirene Patterson John Hoyem Marion Ernest Uchand McLevod Harriet Clark Russel Cook Grey Clif Marie Papke Floyd Benson Ottis Clevidence Morton Flattum Lee Sanders Mary Sharpe Anna Strub Dorothy Evelyn Fahlgren Arey Cliff Julia Hyland Lester William Peterson Genevieve Kenneth Benson Beaulah Esp Lula Marjorie Orr Mary John Weidinger Wilbert Carter Mona Clevidence Alice Hughes Dora Peterson Raymond Clevidence Eileen Sanders Myrtle Stenerson Ben Sharpe Deer Creek Eva Roquet Beulah Helmar Branne Amos Gustav Hilmar Nat Cook Eddie Ruth Cosgriff Barbara Duffey Clarence Henry Oscar Elgen Duck Creek Katherine Beray Tommy Margaret Jaretha Jarrett May Preston Phyllis Nicholson Hazel Mason Ruby Phillips Rapstad Signe Anderson William Butler Clyde Thura Edna Frederickson Joseph Monroe Mabel Buller Dry Fork Anastacia Boger August Krank Joe Mathes Mary Elizabeth Nye Swamp Creek Lina Crum Jupe Johnson Strand Mildred Monroe Ruth Wagner Cox Creek Sarah Rowland Harlan Wright Mendenhall Greta Burns Eunice and Harold Beekman Carney Ida M. Oleson Harriet and Rush Templeton

Residential roster list appears in old local notices

A fragmented OCR list shows multiple named residents and family groupings tied to place names such as Sour Dough Wild Rose Headley Wheeler Butte Star of Sweet Grass Stockade Eagle Point Knob Hill Osburn Bridgé and Peaceful Valley. The entry includes many first and last names across households with parent and child pairings and several mid century surnames.

Evelyn Rose Selmer Benny Bertha Raisland Eva Jensen Helen Wilson Glen Henry Lyle Rowsey Lucille Sigrid Haugstad Edna Freda Paul Boddy Nina Yvonne Gates Donald Farthing Helen Wellam Paul Carter Donald Redolph Hauge Anna Elizabeth Sigrid Lien Elenora Tate Headley Evelyn Keen Victor Fischer Kenseth Orvin Fiore Wheeler Butte Eden Alen June Percy Sigurd Lavold Herbert York Star Sweet Grass Cora Perry Burton Robinson Jean and Milo Westervelt Stockade Linda Groepper Dorothy Hausserman Bird Lois Margarette Blankenship Eagle Point Madeline Mashino Rex Mildred Griffith Kenneth and Stuart Moore Lloyd Upland Elma Greene Knob Hill Dorothy L. Nye Johnny Viets Hilda Esther Waarum Osburn Mary Forewald Evelyn Margaret J. Veasey Osburn Bridgé Herman Graff Billy Jack Sadie Evelyn Kirkwood Larry Officer Victor Rene Strub Ruth Ryan Mattie Wait Peaceful Valley Ursal Wesland Vera Edgar Richard Goforth Marie Katherine Elsie Mae Dorothy Walter Hoffman Elva

New Year Reception At White House Draws Diplomatic Elite

Washington marked its chief social event of the year with the White House New Year’s reception. President and Mrs. Coolidge greeted guests in the Blue Room for two and a half hours, then opened to the public for 50 minutes. About 3,186 attendees, including diplomats, judiciary, and federal officials, joined in the celebration amid lavish decorations and ceremonial music.

Washington White House Legislative Mansion Harding Marine Corps Baron de Carter de Marchienne Pan-American Union Kellogg Matsudaira Japan Howard Taft Congress Army Navy

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