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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
8
Mrs Marie Moler and neighbors visit from Reed Point and Columbus hosts welcome guests from Pasadena Ogden Gardiner and Big Timber. Local school plans at Buffalo Montana and new teachers named. Sheep shearing expands with 10 000 sheep expected. Ev church programs set with missionary speakers and a large bridal shower scene. Leonard Whitford dies at Billings hospital after brief illness.
Episcopal services at 11 next Sunday. Vanderhoefs plan Detroit Chicago drive home. Gilman Aller will teach chemistry and biology at Priest River Idaho next school year. Spokane visitors at Trower home tour Yellowstone and Glacier country. W A Griffin returns from Whitehall after funeral of Bert Mooney. Clarence Erickson Rostad homes host Elmer Larson and family while he buys in Minneapolis. Madden Nye chosen Cooke City treasurer for highway, ski club and electric lights. Vacation church school in session with 60 plus children ends with picnic Friday. Clarence Flattums tour Missoula Seattle Spokane Coulee Dam Glacier then misses Lintz family. Dr Lintz improving. Mrs August Mathes Jr saves two fawns from tick-infested mother at George Campbell sawmill. released when grown. Jazz golf tournament next Sunday with mixed foursomes and lunch. 84th birthday celebration for Charles M. Bair. attendance in Martinsdale with notes on past NP conductors and recent deaths.
Mrs. Hurzeler sells 1105 acre Elton Park county ranch plus cattle and equipment to Hammond and Roberts of Conrad Montana. New owners take over July 1. history notes Cady and Hurzeler lineages and prior owners.
Weather permitting the Catholic Ladies hold an annual lawn social at the O Leary apartment lawn on Saturday June 21 from 1 to 9 pm. Ice cream coffee cake and ice tea will be served. Admission 25 cents. All welcome.
Sheriff Dan Stephenson said Vern Meigs notified him that two armed bandits suspected in a Worden service station hold up and a Wednesday Ellensburg robbery and kidnapping were active. Eddis Asay was robbed and shot at after being forced to open a cash register. A green 1941 coupe with Montana plates was linked to the suspect duo.
Germany moves to block consuls from entering Latin American nations. A reply promises direct return to Germany, blocking entry elsewhere. The United States informs American governments of the expulsion order, signaling possible Pan American action against foreign diplomatic agents. Germany protests the U.S. move as a treaty violation.
The Sunday school begins at 10 a.m. with a children’s day program at 11. The Bible school children sing and perform memory work, Vibra harp by Mrs. L. M. Stephens of New York City, and a missionary offering. Gospel service at 8 p.m. features Mrs. Stephens speaking on The Well of Bethlehem with chalk illustration. SEEaBOUD music precedes the service. Junior Leagues meet Saturday at 2 and 3 p.m. Ladies’ Aid Wednesday at 2 p.m. Summer assembly at Luccock Park, Livingston, June 23-29.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Coit left yesterday to reside in San Diego delaying ten days for a truck to haul their household goods.
The Montana supreme court goes into recess for July and August. Clerk A T Porter said the fall term will begin early in September.
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