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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1934
Page
8
Local residents recount visits and travel from Columbus to Laurel and Billings. From wheat acreage questions to a 734 pound birth, haying weather and a school water system bid, a busy week unfolds. Fourth of July events feature a parade, races, games, a fish tail game, and a grand ball with cash prizes. residents anticipate a full day of activities.
BRIDGER CREEK er Mrs. Newton Lay was a Big Timber shopper on Wednesday. Jack McLean was transacting business in Grey Cliff the first of the week. Mr. Johnson was a Big Timber visitor on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Milton of Grey Cliff visited her sister, Mrs. Willie.
Neighborhood Fourth of July plans are announced in West Gibson. Mr and Mrs J G Neumayer hosted a dancing party last Saturday. Wheat barons met in Gibson for business. Nearby accidents cited Willis Clark overturned a car near Medley school with no injuries. Local growers report pest damage and good yields, while travelers visit Yellowstone via North Dakota. A sour wind caused hay and garden losses, and health tips warn on rattlesnake season with potassium instructions from a druggist. Zwindler of Rapelje visited relatives nearby.
Lay, the first of the week, notes haying delayed due to frequent showers and high winds. Local visits include Tom Hovland from White Beaver and the Verslands from Livingston at O. P. Terland’s home. Mrs. Lora McKenzie of Big Timber and Mrs. J. S. McArthur of Everett visit Fred Hausserman’s home. they are mother and daughter who hadn’t met in 13 years. Charley McKenzie and two Boulder children spent Sunday with them.
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