Local Roundup Notes Busy Summer Prep And Visits
Reed Point visitor Julius Barstad spends Sunday with friends while residents plan for pasture and irrigation. Local folks travel to Billings and Red Lake area for school, work, or family visits as Rev. Peck prepares a Sunday grove sermon. A 84%4 pound William Sidney Fraser III is welcomed, and Children’s Day programs feature silk flags and floral arches at the Evangelical church.
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Julius Barstad
Big Timber
John Volbrecht
Boulder
Harry Schmitt
O. L. Shutes
Rosebud
Mont
Lilybel Hawks
Billings
Eastern Montana Normal School
Walt Bayes
Sterling Findley
Billings Sauuday
Ster
Bud
Dean Hamlin
Montevideo
Minn
P. L. Mettling Ranch
J. T. Groth
Sims, N. D
Otto Kakuska
A. A. Peck
B. C. Bare
Bill Langford
Shorty Fan
Buddy Deeney
Jack Collins
Roy Vaughn
Joe Deeney
Perry Moler
Seattle
Doris Adams
Hollis Reed
Alaska
Reed
Margaret McWilliams
Ambose Brumfield
Miss McWilliams
Lawrence Aber
Jake Wagner
Rex Guthrie
Clarence Ostenson
Guthrie
North Country
Pete Veasey
John Syblon
Veasey
North Star
Gladden
Sidney Fraser, Jr
William Sidney Fraser III
Babe
Big Timber Hospital
Walt Baers
Chester Fraser
Sidney Fraser
Evangelical Summer Convention to be Held at Lucecock Park
The Evangelical church in Montana announces a summer convention from June 26 to July 1 at Lucecock Park, 12 miles south of Livingston. Bishop L. H. Seager and Rev W. L. Bollman head outside speaking lines with other ministers and laymen in varied program phases. Lucecock Park is described as a fully equipped convention ground with a beautiful setting.
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Evangelical
Andrew Roukema
Sunda School
the Nations
The
Evangelical Church In
Montana
Luecock Park
Livingston
L. H. Seager
LeMars
Iowa
W. L. Bollman
the Missionary Society
Cleveland
Ohio
Lucecock Park
St Josephs Mass Schedule On Sundays
St Josephs Catholic Church lists Mass times with 9 a m on the second Sundays and 11 a m on the fourth Sundays each month.
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St. Joseph’s
Fr. Schuh
Real Storms Hit Hunters Springs Area And Nearby Towns
Cloudburst Tuesday flooded Tom Jarrett’s car after he returned from the shearing pen. Big Timber lost to White Sulphur Springs 12 to 32 on a tough course after a long auto trip. Best scores posted were Berges 79 and Hart 80 with Dr Lintz third. Emergency freight rates cut hay and feed costs across 20 Montana counties to July 5 amid drought.
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Hunters Springs
Tom Jarrett
Gibson
Big Timber
White Sulphur Springs
Berges
Hart
Dr. Lintz
Pco Club
West
Montana
Carter
Custer
Daniels
Dawson
Fallon
Garfield
Golden Valley
McCone
Musselshell
Petroleum
Phillips
Powder River
Prairie
Richland
Roosevelt
Rosebud
Sheridan
Treasure
Valley
Wibaux
Erickson denies withdrawing from Montana senate race
Senator J. E. Erickson dispatched to Helena supporters that rumors of his withdrawal are false. He stated a dispatch implying retirement for a federal appointment lacks explanation and that the paper in Great Falls published the note.
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Helena
J. E. Erickson
Senate
Erickson
Local social notes from Bridger Creek area
Residents and visitors frequent Bridger Creek area with guests in Big Timber and Billings. Families such as Oliphant Marlow Richter MacLean Lay Terland Fanning and McKenzie host or visit others while Ardith Nepstad enjoys a vacation to Missoula with Billings friends. Six members of the Woman’s club attended a meeting in Big Timber and reported a pleasant event.
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H. J. Oliphant
Big Timber
Johnson Home
H. H. Marlow
George
Ardith Nepstad
Missoula
Billings
H. C. Richter
Bridger Creek
Jack MacLean
Newton Lay
Mack Morris
O. P. Terland
Carl Ue
Roosevelt Tells Congress Still At Work
President Roosevelt told Congress he is working on a long range plan to improve housing manage national resources and provide unemployment and old age security. He urged cooperation between states and federal government and defended New Deal gains while warning against recovery before reconstruction.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Robinson
Arkansas
Fai Plain
Fraser family welcomes William Sidney III in Big Timber
Mrs. Sidney Fraser Jr. and her husband announce the birth of a baby boy named William Sidney III at Big Timber hospital last Saturday. He is the first grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Fraser Sr. and for Mr. and Mrs. W. Byers.
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Sidney
Mont
Fred Hausserman
Bozeman
Mason
Hausserman
Sidney Fraser, Jr
Big Timber Hospital
William Sidney III
Sidney Fraser
W. Bayers
Sheriff Ed Bartels Seeks Information on Stray Cattle
Please notify the county sheriff if you possess stray cattle or if you know of any. Ed Bartels, Sheriff.
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Sheriff’s Office
Ed Bartels
Wool Hauling and Local Socials Reported in Big Timber Area
Martin Upland hauled wool early in the week and grasshopper poison is available in Gibson. Ed Boddy called in Big Timber and at the McKenzie ranch Monday. W. O. Greene and Mr and Mrs Ira Yates visited Big Timber Monday. Bert Hosking and Mrs Bertha Dahle traveled to Big Timber Wednesday with Mrs Dahle’s wool. Mrs H D Willard, recently at Lott hospital Livingston, returned home Monday. G H Goosey touts a promising winter wheat crop if hopper and hail threats are kept away.
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Martin Upland
Gibson
Ed Boddy
Big Timber
McKenzie Ranch
W. O. Greene
Ira Yates
Bert Hosking
Bertha Dahle
Dahile
H. D. Willard
Lott Hospital
Livingston
G. H. Gooesy
Fort Peckham project puts thousands to work in Montana
Glasgow reports the Fort Peckham project employed 4,433 people on Friday, mostly Montanans, including army engineers and private contractors. Payrolls rose by 603 since May 15 and by 1,532 since April 30, Maj. T. B. Larkin stated.
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Glasgow
Fort Peckham
T. B. Larkin
County Officials Debate Highway Plan and School Reform
County commissioners discussed a $10 million federal highway program with 148 contracts and 429 miles of federal roads plus 30 municipal miles. They urged consolidation of 2300 districts and 10,000 officials to gain efficiency, while addressing county relief and hospital costs for the poor.
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Willling
ORAS
Warden
Roosevelt
Montana
Salt Lake City
R. D. Rader
Miss Ireland
Davis
Deer Lodge
Supreme Court Clarifies Lieutenant Governor Succession Rules
The court rules that the president pro tempore of the senate assumes duties of the governor when the lieutenant governor acts as governor. A vacancy in the lieutenant governor’s office is not created by this act, and the framers did not intend such vacancy or gubernatorial succession to bypass elected representatives. The opinion emphasizes constitutional intent in succession and appointment limits.
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Cooney
Erickson
Senate
Classified notices of optical service and ads
Dr. Riesland eyesight specialist may be consulted for finest optical service at Grand Hotel all day Sunday and to Wednesday p m June 20. For Sale 20 wearing pigs. Pete Petersen McLeod. Men wanted for Rawleigh routes in West Carbon county Rawleigh va Dept MT 13 SB Minneapolis Inn. For Rent Sleeping rooms Call 6 M 28 tf sh a
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Riesland
Grand Hotel
Pete Petersen
McLeod
Rawleigh
West Carbon County
Minneapolis
Inn
No Trespassing Notice From Sivert Breck Declared
Sheep may not pass through the area by order of Sivert Breck. The notice warns peers to respect the restriction and avoid entry.
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Sivert Breck
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Gen. Miles
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Tornix
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Miles
S. W. Fanning
Claire
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Woman's Club
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Ed Bailey
Spokane
George Bailey
Fred Mason
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