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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1925

Page

3

Montana Farm Bureau Annual Meeting Resolutions Adopted At Bozeman

The Montana Farm Bureau adopted key resolutions at its January 8 annual convention in Bozeman. Topics include opposing parcel post rate increases, supporting label laws for fabrics, opposing discriminatory freight rates, stabilizing farm prices, funding agriculture programs, road funding via vehicle taxes, and preserving state agriculture services. The group also praised state agencies and urged continued support for experimental stations and extension services.

Montana Farm Bureau Bozeman United States Montana Congress American Council of Agriculture MccNary-Haugen House of Representatives State Department of Agriculture C. C. Davis Montana State College Montana Extension Service Montana Experiment Station W. L. Stockton

Rural passenger notes and a deathbed call

Reed Point Mrs. C. A. Hartman rode to Columbus Tuesday. Dell Blanchard traveled from Columbus between trains Friday. W. W. Young visited Big Timber between trains Monday. An 8 PM movie is set for next Saturday. Assessor Arthur Anderson was a business caller here between trains Tuesday. Signy Wallum and Alma Cloyd were weekend guests at the Everett Farr ranch. Mrs. Lena Oleson returned to Reardon Washington Monday to be near her brother Elias Dahl on his deathbed.

C. A. Hartman Columbus Dell Blanchard W. W. Young Big Timber Arthur Anderson Signy Wallum Alma Cloyd Everett Farr Lena Oleson Reardon Wash Elias Dahl

Springdale and Livingston Social and Business Notes

Springdale A W and J F Coleman were visitors in Livingston. Mr and Mrs Guy P Meigs drove to Big Timber for a De Molay dance. Chas A Willard travels to Gibson for a weekend visit with Mrs Willard. Lewis Penwell of California and C E Hildreth of Livingston were in Springdale on business. Oliver Ebert and Martin Stokke were in Big Timber and Boulder Friday. W B Little and his wife visited Big Timber for dental work. A L Brown and H V Arndt of Livingston promoting New York Life were out among feny Saturday. Mrs Wm Muir and son Delmar came from Big Timber with Oliver Ebert. Delmar returned Sunday. Miss Mary Arndt spent the weekend at home after coming from Livingston. M Savage of Springdale Lumber Co. visited from Livingston on No. 41. Several locals attended the De Molay dance in Big Timber Friday. Miss Helen Fraser of Livingston began teaching at Hunters school. Postmaster Joe Brooks and Inspector Fitzgerald visited from Livingston to check the local office. Walter B Little, recovering from appendicitis in Billings, returned home. Women’s club at Carney ranch hosted by Mrs Ray Yardley and Mrs Jno Carney. Louis Olson went to Big Timber for jury duty but was excused. Mr and Mrs John Preston hosted a lively whist, with first prizes to Mrs Glen Overfelt and Max Officer. Chair wrestling by Glen Overfelt and Alvin C Officer drew laughter.

A. W J. F. Coleman Livingston Guy P. Meigs Big Timber de Molay Chas. A. Willard Gibson Willard Lewis Penwell California C. E. Hildreth Springdale Oliver Ebert Martin Stokke Helen Fraser Hunters School Fraser Glen Overfell Ranch Joe Brooks Postoffice Fitzgerald Walter B Little Billings Womens’ Club Carney Ranch Ray Yardley Jno. Carney Louis Olson Wm. Muir

Local social notes from Melville and Big Timber

Residents and visitors listed from Melville, Big Timber, and nearby towns. Highlights include Johnson and Dahl visits, court jury selection for Harlowton, Ryegate, and Upper Bridger Creek, a January 24 Headley schoolhouse dance, ranch interests, and several families traveling and ill children in the area.

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Farm Bureau AtzBozeman Legislature of Agricultural Experiment Station Candis Reynolds Laurel Jack Whitford Philips Canada Walter W. L. Guthrie G. W. Vaupel J. Davis Chas. Swanson C. D. Thompson Joe C. Y. Garrett R. C. Line Reed Point Trading Co J. L. Walker Emmet Patton K. Munson Clarence Anderson Bernard McLees Norris Mont James Stephens Billy Hughes Gres Cliff Roy Hutchinson Forsyth Otis Hutchinson Bridger Creek Divide Seattle Lily Seed Co W. C. Guthrie Los Angeles Calif KE. A. Hyer N. P. Railroad Lewis Guthrie Rebeccas Riley Rickman Oliver George Wimsett Wimsett Reed Point Community Club Thos. H. Deckert G. E. Lamb Curtis Adams H. H. Marlow Frank Murphy Reed Point National Farm Loan Association Rom B. Hiner Swan O. Lind T. W. Marshall C. W. Buckman Carl Mysse George Stritch Rom B. Hiner E. 0. Busch Helena U.S. W Little George Elias T. Dahl Harmony Minn Reed Point Ole Tony Annie PAC Universal Ferder Detroit Ford John Dahl S. T. Johnson Harlowton Ryegate Irvin Miller Melville Upper Bridger Creek H. P. Franklin Wm. MacMahon Headley School House John Moss Mark Elliott C. Allen Frank Maxwell Roy Osburn I. N. Colby Earl Green Benny C. J. Ellingson Motor Inn Florsheim J. P. Coats Ratine Brighton Burson Heather MsElroy Shans Shoes Ora Ea Hickman Hardware Co
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