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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1928

Page

3

Reed Point News Highlights From Busy Week

Reed Point villagers report ranch work and wool shearings amid frequent rain showers. Franks and visitors travel to Portland and Missoula, while Mass at the Catholic church and a star theater show entertain locals. Eighth graders earn diplomas, Rebekah lodge plans plus district reports.

Frank DeFrance Walp Portland Oreg Eerpicion L. N. Younger Harry Weamer West White Beaver Yellowstone Wallace Miller Drolet Columbus Big Timber Corbet Ferguson Laurel Will Ferguson Les Campbell Billings Elmer Rash Elaine John Sage Charles Mosier Sage Sweet Grass County Merlin Franklin Star Theater James Mann Missoula Gladys Opal Rash Lewis Tom Anderson Melville Ferguson Livingston Mont In Ostenson Ostenson Oscar Moler Perry F. Sharrar Julia Bertelsen de. O'Connell Eileen Spokane Wash Albert Butler Great Falls Sharrar Yellowstone Park Wil Meltz Bros. Orchestra Methodist Church Watt Tool Stillwater County Frank Miller Jake Wagner Arbutus Weamer Agnes Jack Mysse Lucille Guthrie Frank Murphy Minnie Dan Schuyler Bernard Deeney Clifton Booth Harvey Bond Russell Whitham Esther Roane Eugene Baxter Evelyn Collins Perry Moler Gail Guthrie Nancy Buster Whitford Mayme Tom Friend Eva Harlan E. L. Smith Leta Hiner

Harry W Childs Sees Record Park Travel This Year

Livingston Enterprise reports from Gallatin that Harry W Childs head of hotel and transportation facilities in the National Playground expects park travel to match or exceed prior records this season. He notes improved health after illness and cites rising automobile driven visitation as key to Yellowstone’s growth and continued interest among residents and visitors alike.

Livingston Enterprise Harry W. Child Great National Playground Gallatin Enterprise Yellowstone California Montana

Bandits Stage Holdup Near Big Convention

Seven bank robbers opened fire during a traffic jam near a republican national convention in Kansas City. They fatally wounded traffic officer James H. Smith, escaped with 20000, and tear gas inside the Home Trust bank disrupted the raid. Four others were wounded, including a 16 year old girl.

Kansas City Home Trust Company James H. Smith Smith J.illian M. Rolen Finches Derrell Capshaw Charles Monaco Kenneth Knickerbocker Monaco Alvin Paeth

Dusting Off The Old Ones Special edition portrait of Thomas A. Gillespie

Thomas A. Gillespie, born September 2 1869 in Salem Missouri, rises as a prominent Big Timber business figure. The piece traces his schooling, mining stints from Leadville to Aberdeen, stock business in Sweet Grass County, then real estate and brokerage in Big Timber. Now based in Washington with a fruit farm, Gillespie maintains eastern contacts and aims to build a premier regional brokerage echoing his past open and reputable dealings.

Leo Cremer Big Timber Dick Randall Oo. T. O Gardiner Texas Ringling Ranch White Sulphur Springs Johnnie Mullins New York Kansas City Livingston Pioneer Thomas A. Gillespie Salem Dent County Andrew Gillespie Downe Ireland Allegheny County Pennnsylvania Missoula Thomas A Missouri Leadville Col Aberdeen Billings Mont Vaal McCormick Sweet Grass County Gillespie New West Tts Montana Noate Washington C. T. Busha T. K. Lee

Local Notes From Big Timber Journal of Eighteen Years Ago

A collection of social items from Big Timber recounts visits by P M Keith and others, births, and arrivals. Names include James Vestal, Fred Hathhorn, Rev David Hardy, P W Nelson, W G Langtry Jr, Matt Graveley, FE Cameron, J H Wailes, Elva Moore, Jacob Wagner, Blanche Humphrey, A F Chapdelaiere, Sheridan residents visiting friends, and a Fourth of July dance by the Big Timber band.

P. M. Keith Busteed Grand James Vestal Martinsdale Fred H. Hathhorn Billings David Hardy P. W. Nelson Livingston W. Gifford Langtry Contact Matt Graveley Bruffey Ranch Neleod FE. Cameron Grey Cliff J. H. Wailes Big Timber Blethen Harlowton Elva Moore Reed Point Jacob Wagner Blanche Humphrey

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