Social notes from Reed Point and Bridger Creek area
Local residents plus visitors are listed in a string of notes. Miss Madge Petrie of Billings and Miss Florence Wright of Chicago stop by, while many others travel to Laurel Columbus Billings Red Lodge and Mammoth Hot Springs. A Junior Womans Club dance is planned for Bridger Creek. The Evan gelical Mission band meets to study Across the Fruited Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Petrie
Billings
Fred Rose
Charles Perry
Laurel
Jack Johnson
Columbus
Florence Wright
Chicago
Arnold Crosby
William Reardon
Mont Aqua
M. I. Moler
Milo Collins
Milo, Jr
Walter Lamb
A. Roukema
Dorothy
Illa Ostenson
Fred B. Swift
Thomason
Three Forks
Floyd Schmitt
James Friend
Earl
Jimmy McDaniels
R. Davies
Junior Womans Club
Bridger Creek
Hester Stanbridge
Esta Shumard
Rocky Ford
Colo
Walter McBride
Yellowstone Park
Susie Poundstone
Pearl Connors
Bozeman
Robert Mysse
John Rash
Wayne Eder
Wayne
Gus Westerhaus
Scranton
N. C
Thomval Krone
Elza Thelander
Milt Schuyler
Marie Moler
Red Lodge
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
East White Beaver
Edgar Seibert
Tommy
Eddie
Charles Broadwater
O. A. Thomason
Dean
Charles
Spud
George Berrie
Mary Ann
Raymond Lamb
Mammoth Hot Springs
Park
Raney Ranch
Lloyd Cunningham
Lloyd
Betty Krone
Billy Sibbit
Betty Lou Bishop
Betty
Edna Mae Schuyler
B. C. Bare
George Deeney
S. H. Lewis
Jess Whitford
Arthur Guthrie
Tom Guthrie
Patsy
Sharon
Vinton L. Guthrie
Arleda
Dolores
Local notes and livestock news from Livingston area
Minneapolis visitors, dairy officials, and a deputy parolee headline a mix of social, legal, and agricultural items. Reports cover a jail break, a livestock owners meeting led by J Elmer Brock, a Piney Woods school benefit in a church, and grazing plans for Absaroka forest with cattle sheep and goat quotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester P. Work
John
McLeod
Rotarians
Billings
J. Elmer Brock
Kaycee
Wyoming
American National Livestock Association
Brock
Carnegie Endowment For Internation Peace
United States
Europe
Lutheran Church
Pruth McFarlin
Piney Woods
Mississippi
McFarlin
George E. Martin
Martin
Boulder River
Chrome Columbus News
Rocky Creek
Anaconda Mining Company
Benbow
Stanley Ranch
Mattson Case Suspect Held in Iowa
John Gough 38, a former Seattle dock worker, was held for questioning in the Mattson kidnap slaying in Atlantic Iowa. A witness sketch bears a resemblance to Gough who said he came from St Louis seeking harvest work after leaving Seattle years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Iowa
John Gough
Seattle, Wash
Mattson
Charles Woods
Gough
Seattle
St. Louis
Maternity Care Ad Offered at Private Home
Those seeking a private home birth or care are invited to stay for good treatment in a pleasant residence run by Mrs. Jennie Forsythe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Forsythe
Card of Thanks from Sandsness Family
The Sandsness Brothers and Sisters express gratitude for sympathy received during their bereavement and thank everyone for the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandsness Brothers
Bids Sought for East Boulder School House Labor
District No 23 calls for bids on labor for inviting East Boulder school house with work due by August 25. Bids must reach the clerk by July 26. Board may reject any or all bids. Albert Hoyseth, clerk McLeod Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District No. 23
East Boulder
Albert Hoyseth
McLeod
Montana
Big Timber Lutheran Parish Summer Bible Camp Notice
July 17 meeting for all youth at 7 30 p m in the parish hall. July 20 divine services at 11 a m followed by a congregational picnic at the fairgrounds with free ice cream lemonade and coffee. July 21 Central Montana Bible Camp opens at King’s Hill Neihart and runs through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BIG Timber Lutheran Parish
Neihart
Fairgrounds
Central Montana Bible Camp
King's Hill
Bridger Creek News Notes and Local Arrivals
Details on local visits and visits by residents across Bridger Creek area. Mrs Flemming and family moved to McLeod for work. Various relatives and guests travel to Butte Ballard and Billings for family visits. A tractor purchase at Columbus and a sheep loss near Livingston are noted. A defense material project is cautioned as not materializing from thin air.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Flemming
McLeod
Willie Lay
Rose Myers
Butte
Yvonne Sanders
Oral Sanders
Ike
Johnson
Lynn Sanders
Billings
Timothy Hausserman
Henry Hausserman
William Brinkle
Broadview
James McComas
John Sawyer
Mary Jane
Beatrice Mason
Cartwright
N. D
Bozeman
Fred Hausserman
O. P. Terland
Livingston
Jordan Man Killed in Highway Accident
John Dethman 56, grain elevator owner at Poplar, was killed when his car swerved on a Montana highway near Sand Springs 20 miles west of Jordan and hit an embankment. His wife suffered a cut over the eye. The couple, en route to Roy, left Wolf Point for a son and daughter. Montana’s eighty second traffic fatality this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Mont
John Dethman
Poplar
Sand Springs
Roy
Dethman
Wolf Point
Montana
American Legion delegates hear leaders at joint session
James Annin and George Gosman chaired delegates at a department convention joined by auxiliary members. Milo J. Warner of Toledo urged unity and defense readiness as Mrs. Louis J. Lemstra called for renewed home-front effort amid world crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pompula
George Gosman
Dilon
Department
Milo J. Warner
Toledo
Ohio
American Legion
Louis J. Lemstra
Clinton
Roundup
Great Falls
Sons of the’ Legion
Miles City
Billings
Helena
Red Lodge
Belfry
James Nugent
United Spanish War Veterans
Hans Hanson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dean Kauffman
Montana
Earl Ross
Washington, D. C
Defense Savings
W. H. Bartley
Defense Savings Staff
Iceland
Roosevelt
Warner
National Legion
Russia
Germany
Britain
America
Survivors of Zam Zam to Return Home
After 86 days in captivity on a German raider and in occupied France, 21 American ambulance drivers released by Germany will sail on the SS West Point to New York on August 1. Two wounded remain hospitalized. others were freed after landings in German occupied France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
United States
S. S. West Point
Africa
Sumner Welles
Welles
Francis J. Vicovari
New York City
Ted Laughinhouse
Wilson
N. C
Italy
Lisbon
Germany
West Point
New York
Wheat raisers win year long storage extension
The agriculture department extends the storage loan period for excess wheat to April 30, 1943 amid protests of a 49 cent penalty. Farmers with excess wheat can pay the penalty, store under government loan or bond, or donate to relief use. The extension allows sale sans penalty if quotas rise by 1943 and ties to next year’s acreage underplanting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Columbia and Black Faced Year Ling Bucks for Sale
A fragment notes sales involving Columbia and black faced year ling bucks with unclear details. The text is incomplete and offers no verifiable figures, dates, or sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Cremer
PIONEER CHARLES HEINRICH DIES IN AUTO CRASH
Word arrived that Charles Heinrich was fatally injured in an auto accident while traveling from Oregon to Moscow Idaho. His wife Mrs Heinrich was seriously injured. The Heinrichs were early Big Horn county residents living in Hardin and Wyola. Charles was Frank M Heinrichs brother and Matt H Tschirgis uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Charles Heinrich
Oregon
Moscow
Idaho
Heinrich
Big Horn County
Wyola
Frank M. Heinrich
Matt H. Tschirgi
McNutt Declares War a War for America in Milwaukee
Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt told a Milwaukee mid summer festival unity rally that the war abroad is America’s war and the United States will not seek a negotiated peace with Hitler. He urged rally support for resisting Nazi aggression to protect American life and security and emphasized the people’s decision, not the government’s, in the fight against Hitlerism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
America
United States
Hitler
Paul V. McNutt
McNutt
Western Hemisphere
Congress
Russia
England
Park Fishing Violations Prove Unprofitable
Yellowstone park saw 10 939 fish caught by visitors on July 6. West gate led with 3 309 fish, followed by 3 183 at the south entrance, with other gates reporting 2 461 east 1 046 northeast and 940 north. Five arrests in five days for exceeding limits. fines ranged from 15 to 25 dollars. fishing gear and fish confiscated. Park rangers vow heavier penalties to curb violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
W. R. Toleman
Logan
Utah
H. W. Andrews
J. G. Bowen
Henry Ostwalt
H. W. Fox
Laurel
Ostwalt
Fox
T. Paul Wilcox
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reed Point
Minneapolis
Ardis Perrine
S. A. Perrine
Claude C. Gray
American Dairy Association
B. F Thrailkill
Montana Department of Agriculture
Thrailkill
Lawrence Brooks
O. J. Ellingson
Jarrett
Osborne
Grey Cliff
Brooks
W. C. Cordon
S. M. Pearch
State Penitentiary
Boise
Han
Blind Bridger
James Annin
Graham P. Woolsey
Roy S. Moore
H. T. Flemming
M’nutt
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