Dusting Off the Old Ones From Pioneer files
William Fell arrives from Cody Wyoming. Catholic church contract let to Paul Opperman and rapid construction planned. Local baseball reorganized with H Wit ten as manager and G H Howard on executive committee. Fire department razes walls of the Dier Browning building after the big blaze. Railroad talks by J L DeHart about a line from Harlowton to Big Timber via Boulder Valley. Various births, visits, and local notes including a rattlesnake incident in Grey Cliff and property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fell
Cody
Wyo
Paul Opperman
Neid
H. Witten
R. L. Lewis
G. H. Howard
J. T. Burke
C. A. Caulkins
Big Timber Fire
Dier-Browning
Dier- Browning
J. L. DeHart
Harlowton
Big Timber
DeHart
Milwaukee
National Park
Boulder Valley
Thomas Muir
Home Telephone Co
J. J. Kusey
McLeod Merch
Wedding of Logan Doig ends in Bozeman home
The marriage of Miss Logan Doig and Mr. Logan was celebrated at the Congregational church in Bozeman. The bride wore a lace gown with pearl band veil and carried red roses and stephanotis. Bridesmaid Valerie Logan wore peach, and Evelyn Hardie wore lavender. Best man James Fry. ushers Claude Doig Jr., Leslie Davis, and Walter Ware. Reception of pink and white carnations followed. The couple will reside at 50314 S. Black St Bozeman after a Red Lodge Bills area honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valerie Logan
Cut Bank
Evelyn Hardie
Bozeman
Forrest Ullman
A. C. McDonald
O. J. Paulson
Nancy Ullman
Sue Ann Paulson
Larry Blumer
Leigh Johnson
Gayle Royal
Sweet Grass County
First National Bank of
Logan
Montana State College
Pi Kappa Alpha Frrternity
Fish and Wildlife Service
Red Lodge Billings
S. Black St
Peterson Wedding in Rome Hosted by Aunt of Bridegroom
The wedding featured a matron of honor and bridegroom with white lace gloves and black bow ties. Guests enjoyed a two hundred guest reception in the parish hall with red rose arrangements and a three tiered cake. Attendants included Mrs. John Yost, Delores, Mrs. Nestor E. Anderson, and Mrs. L. Harper. Miss Joan Westre oversaw duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Italy
John Yost
Delores
Nestor E. Anderson
Winthrop
Minn
L. Harper
Tacoma
Wash
Joan Westre
Couple Married at Yellowstone Trip Will Live in Cody
Miss Florence Yost hosted a wedding reception with piano selections. The couple plans to reside in Cody after a Yellowstone trip. Mrs Wooldridge and Mr Wooldridge studied at Montana State College Bozeman. He served four years in the Navy and will work for Continental Insco Equipment Co in Cody. Out of town guests hailed from Roundup Bozeman Billings Great Falls Lewistown Tacoma Marshall Makoti Jackson Winthrop and Brazil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Yost
Donald Tetlie
Yellowstone Park
Cody
Wye
Wooldridge
Montana State College
Bozeman
Alpha Omicorn Pi
United States Navy
Continental Inscos Equipment Co
Roundup
Billings
Great Falls
Lewistown
Tacoma
Wash
Marshall Makoti
N. D
Jackson and Winthrop
Minn
Brazil
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer Files
Philco
The
Ant
Barbara Burke
Charlotte Earhart
Bessie Dawes
Moore Ranch
Boulder
Clara Phillips
A. L. Phillips
St. Vincent’s Academy
Helena
H. T. Flemming
Grey Cliff
Reed Point
Kate Shilreff
Newton Budd
Severin Oie
Oie Motor Co
Robert Brownlee
J. L. Fan
H. Dash
Minnie Bare
Albion
Minnie
Joe Bare
Frederick Balls Swift
Irene Stritch
San Francisco
Swift Ranch
Pearl Carpenter
Sheridan
Lions
Missoula
Gale Wick
Washington
Walla Walla
Bobby Bryan
L. H. Bryan
Sophia Watkins
Carrie Cruse
Lloyd G. Rein
Ellen Rein
Melville Ranch
Carl J. Hanson
Gibson
Ole Mosness
Lewis Esp
McLeod
A. W. Miles CO
Alvin Mehus
Sawyer
Columbus
Mary Michels
Mike Whalen
Citizens Bank & Trust Co
J. B. Hinds
Eugene
Ore
Charles M. Bair
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana
Logan-Doig
Mercury Sale
Ed Sullivan
Celal
Curly’s
L. C. Ashley
Stan
Ray G. and
Lamont I. Beck
Jennie Snyder Society
Big Timber, Mont
City of
Bill E. Mjelde
Optometrist
Finsvik Agency
Cort Hotel
West First
Vern Dodge
B. Olness
Montana Power Office
R. J
Livingston, Montana
E. O. Overland
Sweet Grass Abstract
Court House
J. D. Herries
Masonic Temple
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