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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1942
Page
8
Multiple Reed Point residents and guests from Columbus Laurel Livingston and Billings were seen visiting family and attending church meetings. Local families including the Hawks Collins Ostenson Ostenson Wirth and Schroeder clans joined neighbors for outings and church gatherings.
Weekly roundup from the Stillwater area covers ranch sales and transfers at the Bruf Fey ranch, marriages in Seattle, defense work assignments in Bremer ton, and local shifts in mine work. It reports on church conferences at Luccock Park and a large blue-collar effort including a rubber salvage drive with a 1 cent per pound payout and county-wide first aid training plans.
William McCormick and Katherine McCormick announce intent to make final proof for Carey Act entries B-63 and B-57 for lands in section 6 township 2 north range 15 east before United States Commissioner Addie D. Lowry in Big Timber Montana on July 6 1942. Witnesses include Scott Baker Clyde Bainter Eddie Harper and Anshelm Olin, all of Big Timber P O Montana. Public June 4 11 18 25.
J W Hart married Miss Ella Conrow June 1 at the Davis home in Missoula with Rev. from the Baptist church officiating. Attendants were Mr Davis and Miss Evelyn Conrow. Mrs Hart, a Livingston native, is Park County High School and Dalton Normal alumna who taught in Park County. Hart works as Montana Power office employee in Livingston.
Navy Relief Sen Leon C Olmstead Montana Citizens Committee district chairman announces no house to house fund solicitation. Voluntary contributions may be left at the local bank or with E A Bieber Grey Cliff Stuart Nicholson McLeod Arnold Johnson Melville Clar ence Flattum. Pearl Harbor and later losses strained funds. the Sweet Grass county quota is 300 dollars to aid Navy Marine Corps and Coast Guard dependents.
Hooper Mink Ranch advertises for aging and disabled horses available for adoption or purchase. Contact by phone at 174-Z for details and eligibility.
Fred B. Swift in Reed Point invites contracts now for fall delivery of feeder cattle. Buyer seeks available stock and will transact promptly on solid terms.
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