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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1941

Page

6

Sioux and Crow Life and Death Captured by Bradley Scribe

Montana historians publish excerpts from Lieut James M Bradley who was killed at the Big Hole in 1877 and Mark Kelley at Custer's Last Stand. Bradley wrote on ground about Sioux Crow and Blackfeet, noting mule sighting by Crows, Missouri River, and Native beliefs.

North American Montana Historical Library James M. Bradley the Big Hole Mark Kelley Custer Bradley Montana Nez Perces Fort Benton Fort Shaw Missouri River Missouri Lieutenant Bradley Big Hole

Hog Producers Face Prosperity Across Pacific Northwest

E B Duncan of the Great Northern railway says Dakotas Montana Washington and Oregon hog producers can raise output over the next two years. Growing population and purchasing power driven by industry and defense lift demand, aided by a government floor under hog prices.

Dakotas Montana Washington Oregon Pacific Northwest E. B. Duncan General Agricultural Development Great Northern Railway Duncan

Omission sparks modest book on famous letters

Detroit News notes a new volume titled World's Great Letters collects notable missives and reveals none begin with pleased to enclose check. A quirky aside mentions pigeon pectoral muscles are developed more than many birds with slower wing movement.

Detroit News

Sleeveless Summer Dress Pattern 376 by Claire Tilden

New sleeveless dress pattern 376 offers a cool, dressy look with extended shoulders and a deep V neckline. Includes darts for shaping and a flaring skirt with front panels, adaptable with lace or navy black accents. Sizes 13 through 20, requires 314 yards fabric for size 16. Send 15 cents to Pattern Department M.N. at 70 Fifth Avenue, New York.

Claire Tilden

Rotary President Davis Sees Hope For Peace

Tom J. Davis of Butte Montana, elected president of Rotary International, pledged that unity and integrity must be maintained amid national emergencies. He urged Rotarians to express friendship, thoughtfulness, and service to advance progress in the coming year and to help preserve civilization and decency.

Tom J. Davis Butte Mont Rotary International Davis Rotary

Strawberry Icebox Mousse and a Moral Talk

A recipe for strawberry icebox mousse is given along with a long dialogue about honesty and parenting. The exchange includes childhood memories, teasing, lies told to avoid embarrassment, and advice to trust children while addressing misbehavior. Edna and Althea discuss handling a boy named Junior and lessons from past experiences.

Chocolate Sundae Pie and Graham Cracker Crust

A vintage recipe for Chocolate Sundae Pie with a graham crust and optional vanilla wafers. It includes evaporated milk eggs nutmeg sugar vanilla salt gelatin and bitter chocolate, plus a butter crust from graham crackers and butter. The note mentions Mrs Herman Klokow Roundup and a stray line about Patrick Henry and the constitution.

Herman Klokow

The Truth About the Lie

In Althea Gibbons' kitchen Edna Preston reports that Junior has told his first lie. Junior claimed his pink-flowered sun suit was torn on a nail, but Edna and Althea doubt the story as the garment appears deliberately cut rather than torn.

Edna Junior Lucille Farmer Tommy Garrett Tommy Mr. Farmer Dad Mother Frances Dunlap Heron Edna Preston Althea Gibbons Althea

News Briefs from Montana States in Brief

Wolf Point opens locker system for July storage. Charles H Meredith of Geyser dies at 56 from heart attack. Roundup gets daily bus service Helena to Roundup by Canyon Transportation Co. Ted Stein of Butte wins .30 cal division with 463 points at Montana Rifle Association meet. State Purchasing Agent orders five carloads gasoline for highway dept. Hauswirth, 172, dies in retirement from heart ailment. brother of late Butte mayor. Warm Springs hospital building costs estimated at 460000 for two service buildings and three dormitories. Fireworks display at North Montana State Fair Aug 4 9 influenced by war. Markuson Grain and Bean Co. builds 45000 bushel annex at Edgar. Weightman contract for project. Miss Gynell Powell visits Powell home en route to Milwaukee after Medford Oregon teaching. Powell home in Medford to Cut Bank to visit William and Mrs Platt. Samuel Hazelton of Billings elected grand master of Odd Fellows. Ruth Ann Dart of Dillon named Rebekah assembly president. Missoula chosen for 1942 convention.

Billings Samuel Hazelton Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Ruth Ann Dart Dillon Rebekah Assembly Montana Missoula

Dipsomania Defined as Morbid Drink Craving

Dipsomania is described as a morbid and uncontrollable craving for drink, a condition affecting behavior and health. The term appears in historical medical discourse, illustrating concerns about addiction and self-control.

Food Value and Digestibility of the Hot Dog

Dr. J. A. Tobey explains the hot dog’s nutrition. A 1.5 ounce frankfurter plus roll yields about 250 calories with 20 percent complete protein and B1 vitamin contributions. When properly cooked and served from hygienic stands, the 98 percent digestibility supports the hot dog as a wholesome American staple.

Patrol Praised for Smooth Service by Montana Patrol

Montana highway patrol praised as a well functioning organization aimed at maximum service by Capt Rudy Schmoke a California patrolman.

Montana Highway Patrol Rudy Schmoke California

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Scribe Great Falls M.N Fifth Avenue New York N. Y Progen Remip di Sengbe Fis Paar Sabia Seatde Twelve Apostles Jamous Gourmers Oscar OF Sweden Vas Gude Fisk W. P. LaBarre Forsyth Patrick Henry National Kindergar Association West New York Cty Wolf Point Billings Charles Henry Meredith Geyser Roundup Helena The Canyon Transportation Co Ted Stein Montana Rifle Association J. E. Henry Montana Highway Department Hamilton John R. Hauswirth Charles A. Hauswirth State Hospital Warm Springs Sam Mitchell Montana State Fair Art Briese Therle-Duffield Fireworks Co Edgar Markuson Grain and Bean Co A. J. Weightman Valier Gynell Powell C. D. Powell Powell Medford Ore Milwaukee Cut Bank William Platt J. A. Tobey Patrol Charles M. Russell United States Newspaper Associati RBAT Lise Sixté Bok Tx
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