Dusting Off the Old Ones: Pioneer May 9 1912
Local column notes May 9 1912 events in Bozeman: Thimble club hosted Mrs H O Kellogg. Ernest R Patterson a daughter born to the Pattersons. David Higbie joins J S Solberg as clerk. High school class to hear baccalaureate sermon next Sunday at Congregational church. graduation Friday at the Auditorium with listed seniors. A break in at the Gold Eagle restaurant rear shack robbed of money and eggs. W L Martin of Melville visiting city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Kellogg
Ernest R. Patterson
David Higbie
Bozeman
J. S. Solberg
Tional Church
Hattie Arneson
Nina Armstrong
Winifred Richards
Estelle Fraser
Emma Pederson
Mary Lyon
Henry Scholten
Gold Eagle
W. L. Martin
Melville
Martin
Rousie Lou Solberg
Anna Thompson
Oscar Fallang Jr
Camp Polk
Jane Cremer
C. M. Cremer
Northfield
Minn
Dorrene Schulz
Missoula
Ronald
State U
Forestry Department
Harold Mjosness
Utah
Oscar
King Oscar
Old Kaintuck
Walter G. Aller
Local News and Social Notes From May 1943
Subpoenas issued in the Jowell case and a community benefit lunch hosted by Mrs. S P Harvey. Cobban family summering on the Sanderson ranch, Whitfields planning a Livingston move, and a runaway train collision injuring a wagon. Health posters chosen for Helena contest. many locals travel for summer and weddings. Community events include church additions, a tennis group forming, birthday celebrations, a wedding dinner, and livestock judging success at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Jowell
S. P. Harvey
Methodist Church
G. L. Cobban
Sanderson Ranch
Messrs. Cobban
J. W. Whitfield
Livingston
Charles Lovelace
Kathryn Batch
Helena
Alfred Anderson
Alfred Arnold
Mondovi
Wis
D. Claiborn
Congregational
Horace Haas
Dean Lowry
Forest Keller
George Rostad
Ben Tetlie
J. A. Lowry
John Boe
Tetlie
E. O. Busch
Busch
Emmett J. Deegan
N. E. Howe
Paul Snyder
Chicago
Billings
Alice Peterson
Sweet Grass County High School
John Deegan
George Staples
Morley Lamp
Bozeman
Reed Point Notes Extended Visit and Local Gatherings
Bozeman visitors, including Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers Jr., joined Sunday with local families to attend Ford Brown's Branding Bee. Other groups from Columbus and Billings picnicked Sunday, while Burwell Nebraska and Absarokee residents visited the Barnum home during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Myers Jr
Bozeman
Floyd Ferguson
Ford Brown
Glen Barnum and Son
Henry Lenning
Columbus
Clark
Shirley Ward
Billings
Mary
Elwin Conners
Burwell
Nebr
Herman Frey
Absarokee
Glen Barnum
Practical Outdoor Tips From Practical People
A collection of old camping and hunting hints covers deer extraction with a 15 foot rope loop, butter packing in flour for heat, bear safety with a noise making cow bell, reversing flashlight batteries, and carpet traction strips behind a spare tire for auto campers.
Skunk Odor Remedy for Dogs and Burr Removal Tips
The article offers home remedies for dogs after skunk encounters and cockleburr removal. It prescribes tomato juice baths to neutralize odor and using a table fork to lift burrs from fur, avoiding painful pulling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fido
Health For All The Sneeze Menace
Research reveals a cough or sneeze launches germ laden droplets at 150 feet per second. Large droplets travel about five feet before falling, with some reaching twelve feet. Small droplets float for hours, spreading contamination widely.
Cough etiquette and infant eye alignment tips from Montana health column
A health column urges covering coughs and sneezes to prevent illness and warns against unnecessary antibiotics for colds. It notes tissues and proper disposal, and advises seeking medical care for fever over three days or breathing difficulty, sponsored by the Montana Tuberculosis Assn. It also mentions infant eye misalignment in babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Montana Tuberculosis Assn
Helena Ave
Helena
When a Child’s Eyes Wander Diagnose and Care
The text notes that by six months a child’s eyes should straighten. If misalignment persists an eye specialist should evaluate. Untreated crossed eyes can lead to loss of vision in one eye, though exercises and glasses help in many cases and surgery may be required.
Defensive Driving Maxim: Watch Others and Compensate
The saying emphasizes keeping focus on nearby drivers and adjusting for their mistakes. It frames defensive driving as proactive risk management rather than relying on others' behavior.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer
Harrington’s OF
Enco Products
Enco
Goodyear Tires
DELCO
Walton Oil Company
Big Timber, Montana
Ira Decker
Lester Gilbert
Kenneth Elgen
Sweet Grass Dairy
Bernice Boyd
William Boyd
St. Louis
Ralph W. Porter
Forsyth
Belleville
Chas. C. Nicholson
Christine Green
Dorothy Brumfield
Washington, D. C
Harry Clouse
Dorothy
War Department Civil Service
Guri Langhus
Laura Connolly
Wrecker Service
Mont
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Caeree
Fordson Major Tractor
Fordson Dexta
Ford Tractor
Stephens Auto Service
Sweet Grass County
Timber
Russell Smith
Big Timber
Dennis Beer
Mcleod, Mont
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Montana
Big Timber, Mont
ESP Commission CO
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
Vern Dodge
West First
J. Paulson
Court House
E. O. Overland
Sweet Grass Abstract
Bill E. Mjelde
Optometrist
Cort Hotel
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
Frang Agency
Bob Simmons
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