Local Notes and Folks Brighten Week in Big Timber
Visiting parents and retirees populate the note page with community life. David Haas a Wdiaho State College student returns from a ten day recess to his parents Mr and Mrs C W Haas. Mrs Helen Nicholson retires from Pacific Lutheran College and moves to Tacoma to live with her daughter. a baby boy born January 23 to Mr and Mrs Carl Helvik of Helena weighs 9 pounds. Jury terms set February 7 at 1 30 p m. Esther Circle reschedules to January 31 at Mrs F B Peterson’s home. Pythian Sisters plan a meeting with officer installation but no formal wear due to the cold. Mrs Louise Elling Wis Emma Warila named executrix in will. Dinner honors members of the Big also and birthday greetings. Arizona greetings note from Nils Petersen and friends in Phoenix. Scotch doubles bowling winners listed. County Federation of Women’s Clubs sets February 1 meeting at library club room with district 4 president Mrs Edwin Booth attending to help plan May 10–11 district meet. two delegates per club urged.
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Sweet Grass County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Library Club
Edwin Booth
World famous institute cures hemorrhoids with new Bio-Dyne
For the first time science reports a healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. In case after case, relief comes with actual shrinkage, and patients claim piles have ceased to be a problem. Available as a suppository or ointment under the name Preperation H2 at drug counters.
Masons Plan Dinner as 0 E S Meet Clergy Convene
0 E S Meet Sect Grass chapter holds regular session led by Mr and Mrs Henry Kirlind. An Estral program by Mrs Wallace McArthur and Mrs Wilbert Johnson. A dinner for Masons and wives Stars and husbands planned for Saturday March 9. Hostesses include Mrs Ben Olitis Joan Heries and Mrs Andrew McDonald. Whistle Whacky notes crowd recall cold night delays.
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Grass Chapter
0.E.S
Henry Kirlind
Wallace McArthur
Wilbert Johnson
Local Sports Daily Pairs Stars With Small Purchases
In a brief grid of games and trades, Don Churchill and Norris Johnson each post five gams noted with small value swaps such as gas from Oie Motor Co and a $5 trade from Ben Franklin Store. Reggie Petaja buys a carton of cigarettes, Darrel Callison purchases anti freeze, and Al Deegan wins four Montana Treasure steaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Churchill
Norris Johnson
Oie Motor Co
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David Haas
Wdiaho State College
Pocatetlo
C. W. Haas
Helen Nicholson
Pacific Lutheran College
Tacoma
Jerry Kashen
Carl Helvik
Helena
J. Allen
Esther
F. B. Peterson
Pythian Sisters
Louise Elling
Wis
Emma Warila
Ralph Prather
The
Big
Leo Ray
Ray Bieber
John Jacobs
Clarence Petaja
Lois Williams
Hallie Gunderson
Lloyd Severance
Arizona
Nils Petersen
John
Phoenix
Ariz
Tope Strobel
Glenn Johnson
al Deegan
Wayne Reed
O. J. Paulson
Lion’s
Len
Gary Nitcy
Loren Michael
Sweet Grass
O. F. Eppens
Ray Collins
Robert R. Emmons
Livingston
Justice Moulden
John Goosey
Mal Goosey
Nola
Kelly
Averil
Deaconess Nurse’s
Billings
Peggy Benson
Carol Bach
Peter Rostad
Virgil Gust
W. J. Johnson
Rostad
Rasmus Roe
Lloyd Rein
Gust
Grace Carney
A. Ronald McDonnell
Edith McDonnell
Della Webb
Iver Hoglanad
Sigurd Lavold
Clive Haas
Cory O'Leary
Edith Cameron
Peerl Miller
Third Ave
Hooper St
Harold Kroll
Sheboygan
Michael Clark
McLeod
Hooper
Third
Diana Olsen
Torval Olsen
Heald College of Business
San Francisco
C. A. Phillips
Diana Main
Heald College
Old Ree
Ronald Halverson
Louie Miller
Albert Strand
Montane
Yellowstone
Farm Bureau
E.S
Ben Olitis
Joan Heries
Andrew McDonald
Pioneer
Julie Etzold
Ben Franklin
Reggie Petaja
AG Market
Darrel Callison
T & Lb
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Sweet Grass Creamery
Montana
T & M Market
George and
Lena Fox
FORD
Fordomatic
GMC
Olumbia
Mercury
lWe
Dennis L. Beer
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia E. Kham
Lydia E. Pinke
Pines G
National Foundation March of Dimes
Citizens Bank & Trust CO
Big Timber
F.D.I.C
Davis & Manley AG
Kraft
Tal Cans
Stevens
Welch
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