Social visits and travels in Billings area noted
Mrs. W. H. Langford and Henry Rom bert visited Billings Monday. Alice Guthrie and relatives in Billings spent Sunday with family. Livingston visitors joined Lasater family over Sunday. Eva Graham and Grace Adamson rode to Reed to see Mrs. Henry Hausserman. Dr. M. Hart and family returned from North Dakota and Minnesota after a month away. Oscar Thurman and two children stayed with uncle Oscar Moler in Galesburg. Ole Dahl and son left for Minneapolis to join wife later. Wheat cut in full swing and reaper repairs noted. Mrs. Zillah Malone hosted a birthday dinner for Mrs. George Stritch with guests including Lewis Guthrie and L. Brumfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Langford
Henry Rombez
Billings
Alice Guthrie
Lewis Guthrie
Isley
Anderson
Livingston
Lasater
Johns
Donald
Gwendel
Avon, IL
Eva Graham
Grace Adamson
Boyd
Reed
Henry Hausserman
Dr. M. Hart
North Dakota
Minnesota
Oscar Thurman
Galesburg
Oscar Moler
Ole Dahl
Minneapolis
Minn
Ole
Zillah Malone
George Stritch
L. Brumfield
Stillwater County Princess Race Leads Amid Local Moves
In Stillwater County the princess race shows Alice Guthrie in the lead this week with hoped continued success. E A Hyer buys Guthrie residence on Bridge Street and will relocate it to a three acre tract. Ruth Carlton, recently married to Cramer Schultz, moves to Laurel where apartments await. Schultz works as signal maintainer for the N P. James Baxter’s sale of N M Stevens goods last Friday is reported as a success with fair prices. Grain nearby shows good progress due to showers. rainless areas darker for crops. Mrs P H Carlton closed her restaurant last Sunday and plans summer time on the Boulder with possible future home with son Francis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater County
Alice Guthrie
E. A. Hyer
Guthrie
Bridge Street
Security Building & Loan
Ruth Carlton
Cramer Schultz
Laurel
Schultz
N. P
James Baxter
N. M. Stevens
P. H. Carlton
Boulder
Francis
Community Notes Bring News From Sugar City And Beyond
Local items recount illness delays in last week’s issue notes. Mrs. L L Walker hosts visitors. Doris Moler visits Laurel. H H Marlow H T Flemmins families dine with Henry Evanson. Cars catch fire near town but fuelled safety. Families attend Farmers’ picnic north of town. Mrs Mary Mosier arrives from Humeston Iowa visiting relatives. Infant Clyde Thompson dies aged 8 months 12 days and is buried at Absarokee Montana. James Baxter moves to Division street as M N Stevens ranch changes hands to P R Mettling. J D Murphy arrives from Hot Springs Arkansas with intent to settle here. Harold Dickinson and Alice Rosel wed in Columbus Ohio and charivari follows. couple heads to Kalispell to visit Mr Dickinson’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Walker
Caer
Sugar City
Doris Moler
Langford
Laurel
H. H. Marlow
H. T. Flemmins
Henry Evanson
George Johnsons
Zillah Malone
Oscar Moser
Perry
Jake Wagner
Gladys
Frances
Mary Mosier
Humeston
Iowa
Will
Harold
Clyde Edgar Thompson
Guy Thompson
Absarokee
Montana
James Baxter
M. N. Stevens Holdings
Division Street
Mr. Stevens
P. R. Mettling
J. D. Murphy
Hot Springs
Ark
Tra Cruse
Murphy
Harold Dickinson
Alice Rosel
Columbus
Ohio
Evangelical Parsonage
Lasater
Miss Rosel
Kalispell
Dickinson
Woolen mill proposed for Big Timber grows to 5000 pounds daily
The Big Timber plan envisions a new woolen mill using Boulder river water for scouring. Initial capacity would be 5000 pounds of wool daily with gradual expansions, making it the only woolen mill in the state and signaling notable local development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Express
Boulder
Items Of Eighteen Years Ago In Helena and Sweet Grass county
Recap of local events includes Mrs. F A Severance visiting Helena, a milkman with a hand infection, editor A J Bryant visiting from Columbus, a death of Lillian Rein, Boise arrival of the Moores, and a Fair clerk replacement. Major note is the 4640 acre Jacob Hoyem ranch sale for 68000, plus missing sheep camp tender Nevland. Also reports of storms flooding Sweet Grass creeks, a local arrest, births, social events, and job moves in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Severance
Helena
Truman Lanphear
A. J. Bryant
The
Columbus News
Big Timber Friends
Lillian
C. M. Rein
Melville
J. H. Moore
Boise
Idaho
Idaho, To Join Dr. Moore and Make This Their Future Home. Miss Barbara Burke
Fair
Kathryn Earl
Butte
Sweet Grass County
Jacob Hoyem
Sweet Grass
Hoyem
T. S. Lavold
Sweet Grass Creek
Iver Nevland
Nevland
Elias Espele
George Munroe
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. J. Lacklen Co
C. A. Rupert
Melville, Mont
C. E. Crum
C. A. Rupert, Melville, Mont
Jack Watt
the Tailor
Westinghouse Electric
J. J. Lacklen
Hickman Hardware
Call Cook
Rumley
Deering
McCormick
John Deere
Maxwell
C. M. Cremer
Mont
James H. Wick
J. A. Lowry
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
Treas
K. Rennebaum
Northwestern Rooms
Mabel Baker
Cook Hotel
H. P. Mooney
Camp Life
Hickman Hardware Co
BUICK
U. S
Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association
Grant Bishir
Hunters Hot Springs
Ben Mielde
Big Timber
Howie
Trix
Bailey & Lamb
Webber Ranch
Frank Webber
A. W. Strickland
Reed Point
L. F. Doubhett Co
Comfort
Pioneer
J. J. Kusey
McLeod Merchant
T. J. Manis
Grey Cliff
Pythian Sisters
A. G. Yule
H. G. Hayes
W. J. Haynes
M. J. Fell
Charles Thomas
Thomas
McLeod Street
East Ork
C. S. Hanson
Yellowstone Creamery
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
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