Springdale Visitors and Local Travel Roundup
Springdale notes list numerous residents and visitors in Big Timber and Livingston for business, recreation, and supplies. People named include Mr and Mrs Wm Muir, Chris Ostrem, R R Rich, Andrew Peterson, Geo M Lee, Oliver Ebert, Martin Stokke, Ben A Clark, Ellen Petersen, Alice, Gunder Gjerde, Floyd Bailey, Ben Uhl, Jas Nepstad, Henry Whalen, Ole Gausland, Karl Fahlgren, Nick Lima, Gunwald Somme, Selmer Bjonnemo, V Wilson, C A Willard, Sid Brannin, Earnest Hartman, and others. mentions dances, oil syndicate officials, and trapping activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Muir
Big Timber
Chris Ostrem
R. R. Rich
Andrew Peterson
Elton
Geo. M. Lee
Billings
Oliver Ebert
Martin Stokke
Livingston
Ben A. Clark
A. M. Clark
Ellen Petersen
Alice
Gunder Gjerde
Floyd Bailey
Ben Uhl
Hunters
Jas, Nepstad
Henry Whalen
Ole Gausland
Winnecook
Karl Fahlgren
Louis Olson
Nick Lima
Columbus
Jno
Carney
Gunwald Somme
Mrs. Willard
Sid Brannin
Melville
Boulder
Government Kidi's. Co
Ole Bakke
Jack Johnson
Mr. Gausland
Jack
Reed Point Social Notes mark a busy regional week
Reed Point residents and visitors populate a string of social and traveling sightings. Tom Deckert served as Big Timber caller between trains while Ed Taylor traded in Columbus on business. Alma Cloyd visited Laurel relatives and Signy Wallum called at Big Timber parental home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Deckert
Big Timber
Ed C. Taylor
Columbus
Alma Cloyd
Laurel
Signy Wallum
Karen Belle- Johnson
Esther Nelson
Sugar City
Newton Lays
Alfred Jensen
Countryman Creek
IL. N. Younger
Livingston
Bill Findley
Beulah Manis
Mel Oleson
Billings
Will Brown
Janice
Carleton
James Sweeney
Lovell
Wyo
Stockade
Carl Bue
Babe
Oscar
Esther
Alta
Leo
Reo
GC. M. B
Karen B
Grey Cliff News Briefs Spread Local Happenings
Residents attend funerals and visits in Grey Cliff Idaho with multiple local moves. Annie Green returns home from Idaho Falls after a brother's funeral. Violet Carter visits family while finishing high school. Hoese learns of her father's death in Fromberg. Mrs. Payne treated in Big Timber for an ailing car. Turveys move to Hughes residence. Hughes moves to Turveys former home. Nepstad hosts a river-side party with refreshments. Ice harvest finished. forty tons by Chas Keppler anticipated summer demand. Carl Schmidt hosts farewell party before leaving for Germany. plans to bring a bride home after visit via Davenport Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Boyles
Annie Green
Pocatello
Idaho
William Hughes
Violet Carter
Miss Carter
Big Timber
Hoese
Fromberg
Earl Payne
N. P
Andrew Forsythe
Turveys
Wm. Hughes
Hughes
Mike Lamac
Turvey
Anton Nepstad
Peterson Boys
Will Duffey
Grey Cliff
Chas
Keppler
Carl
Germany
Paul Grande of Lennep Dies After Cancer Battle
Paul Grande of Lennep Montana died January 18 1925 after a yearlong illness from cancer. Born in Norway he served as chief cook in the navy and later worked as a plumber watchmaker and violin maker. He left a violin he crafted at the M I T Grande ranch and is survived by a sister in Montana and relatives in Norway. Interment was in Lennep Cemetery January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlowton
Paul Grande
Lennep
Montana
Norway
America
Minnesota
Meagher County
Old Castle
Castle
M. T. Grande Ranch
M.it. Grande Ranch
Navy
Angel of Death
Petra Thompson
M. T. Grande
Dude Ranch Visitor Found Dead In Kalispell Hotel
Harvey E. Paige of Southbridge Massachusetts was found dead in his Kalispell hotel room from a bullet wound believed self inflicted. Paige had been staying for months at the A. M. Moore "Dude" ranch 25 miles west of Kalispell and was to attend a party before failing to appear. An inquest is scheduled for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell
Mont
Harvey E. Paige
Southbridge
Mass
Foud
Young Paige
A. M
Quiet After Herrin Clashes Ends Town Turmoil
Springfield reports Adjutant General Black will deploy more troops to Herrin only if trouble returns. Militia patrols resume as a gun battle in the Canary cigar shop and European hotel area leaves four dead including S. Glenn Young and Ora Thomas. Ed Forbes and Homer Warner, alleged Klansmen, also killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Hill
Carlos E. Black
Herrin
Black
Jus
S. Glenn Young
Ora Thomas
Ed Forbes
Homer Warner
Thomas
Young
Warner
Forbes
Robert Davis
Carbondale
Ross Lizenby
Annual Sweet Grass County Poultry Show and Accredit Plan
Fourth Annual Exhibition set for February 5 to 7 in Big Timber Montana with judging crowing contests and an auction. Entries close February 3. Rules cover entry fees, pens, premiums, display, and county accreditation program led by M M Oliphant. Awards include cash sweepstakes and premiums for best displays and eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County Poultry Association
Masons’ Hall
Express
J. A. Lowry
Big Timber
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Association
M. M. Oliphant
The
Sweet Grass Poultry Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
Springdale
OWL Creek
L. F. Douthett CO
Ao. J. Ellingson
Moter Inn
James H. Wick
J. J. Gallagher
Reed Point
I. A. Cruse
Jake Knapp
Jake
Dude Ranch
G. H. Ford
Bozeman
Clark We Allen Ccs
Cscccscces
W. R. Stokes
Saaiathehtteteh
Douthet
Ccc
Board OF Direct
Plaggemeyer
A. C. Boyles Clark W. Allen
W. H. Donald Leon Olmstead
W. H. Price
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandottes
Rhode Island
Minorcas
Anconas
American Poultry Association
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!