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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1926

Page

3

Weekend Visitors and Local Move Ins Near Livingston

Blanche Roberts spent the weekend as a guest of friends in the Livingston vicinity. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Van Campen of Columbus, Ellis Marshall, Jack Williams from Custer battlefield trip, and Oscar Moler, moved or visited nearby homes. Haying is active with large stacked crops, and minor thefts and burglaries occurred with tool houses broken into and items stolen.

Blanche Roberts Livingston Grandma Brumfield Frank Latta Bozeman Francis Bernard Deeney Roy Vaughn Gardiner Opal Harrison Boyles George Johnson Ethel Buyers Casper Wyo Columbus Charity Cunningham Pat Patterson Sam de France Murphy Fred Schmitt Jack Frazee St. Anthony Idaho J.D. Murphy Halls Ranch Tom Harsha Harry Hawks Ernest Ruckman B. B. Roberts Billings Roberts Tom Mulvihill Tom Bolton Arthur Anderson Fred Fahrion W. M. Millis Frank Geiger O. K. Munson Pearl Carpenter Mary Carpenter Minneapolis Minn California Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club Miss Alta Carpenter Orville Sam DeFrance Carpenters Park City Miss Alta Intermountain Union College Salt Lake City

Miles City Woman Killed In Auto Crash Near Whitney Creek

Mrs. C. T. Gookin, about 56, was killed when the car with her husband went off a Whitney creek bridge near Ismay while returning from visiting neighbors. Mr. Gookin was severely injured but recovering. Cause attributed to slippery Sunday rains and a difficult to guide vehicle. The family came to Montana in 1917 from Town to a Whitney creek farm. Piano ads note C L Bryan Jr prices and ten day visit.

Miles City C. T. Gookin Whitney Creek Ismay Gookin Montana

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