Pioneer File Highlights From Big Timber July 1922
Notes from Big Timber and surrounding towns recount births in July including a son to Guy Cullum and a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Greig and twins to Edward L McMahan. Also reports park camps openings in Yellowstone and Hell's Canyon and local heat records at 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cullum
Big Timber
William Greig
J. B. Hinds
Yellowstone Park
Canyon
Templeton
Melville
McMahan
Orval K. Black
Yakima
Wash
A. H.arneson
Chico Springs
J. S. Solberg
Bernard Doyle
Ingrid Halverson
Dorothy Mae
Lower Deer Creek
Keewatin
Minn
Court House
Lewis Guthrie
Vinton
L. Brumfield
Washington
Oregon
Guthrie
Reed Point
H. A. Teterman
Lake City
Okla
C. W. Voges
Tetermans
California
D. J. Walvoord
Panama
Calif
Alvah Lee
Golden Rule and Home Telephone Co
San Francisco
William Hruza
Livingston
McLeod
John W. Hruza
Boulder
Kamp Kirwan
Hruza
Pioneer Files
Lonnie Bryan
American Legion Auxiliary
Kalispell
Crest Sisters
Stuart H. Nicholson
Floyd Bailey
Ted C. Busha
George Keaney
Iver H. Hoyem
C. W. Campbell
E. O. Overland
Campbell Ranch
George Kearney
Signa Bailey
Margaret Busha
Hallie Mjelde
Alvhild Nicholson
Nicholson
Great Falls
Auxiliary
American Legion
Mildred Stickley
M. E. Bailey
Glacier Park
Eugene
Ore
Davis Grocery
R. H. Wiedman
Bozeman
Gallatin Canyon
Gardiner River
Clyde Gilbert
DeVore
Sam Pappas
Butte
Pleun Roobol
Pappas
Violet Roobol
Raymond Bieber
Arthur Nuemann
Geraldine Neumann
Bieber
Charles Whitford
Kalsemine
Fame
Nighttime Sleep Talk Sparks Gentle Debate
A casual Friday discussion turns to sleep tips with Sandy Johnson describing deep breathing and imagining heavy weight, Buzz Ellis recommending pillow disposal, and questions about counting sheep. The narrator notes ongoing disagreement on many topics and hints at personal stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandy Johnson
Buzz Ellis
Trick Rider Mary Iler
A short note explains that an overheated car engine despite adequate water may suffer from a loose fan belt causing the temperature rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Iler
Grasshopper Infestation Report for Sweet Grass Area
K R Greer conducts weekly surveys in Sweet Grass Wheatland Golden Valley and Stillwater counties. This week finds scattered hoppers east of Melville on the Cremer range and north of Melville near the county line with 40 grasshoppers per square yard five miles north of Grey Cliff. Recommendations urge early baiting using government mixed bait spread by plane with a signed pilot agreement. Edges of fields may be sprayed with Chlordane or Toxaphone. Government bait not for crop land. Contact County Agent Peterson for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Greer
Federal
Sweet Grass
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Stillwater
F. B. Peterson
Melville
Cremer Range
Grey Cliff
Peterson
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Miss Stella
Louis
Helen Solberg
C. H. (Buck
East
No. 2Nd St
Postoffice
Desoto
Plymouth
Ana Elena Lias
Cole
Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Northwest Airlines
Sid Myers
Murray Hotel
Moose
Moose Club
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Bouse Chevrolet-Buick Co
Palmer Finsvik Agency
Insurance Service
Dodge
Big Timber, Montana
The
Montana Power Company