Gibson Hall Dance Next Saturday Night
Gibson hall hosts a public dance event next Saturday night. All community members are invited to attend for an evening of music and dancing.
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Gibson
Gibson Hall
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
2
Notice of Assessment by Dry Creek Canal Company
Dry Creek Canal Company of Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana levies five dollars per share on all stock. Payment to secretary treasurer J J Lanagan by April 15 1925 at Big Timber or at Commercial Bank Trust Company Timber Montana. Unpaid after April 15 1925 becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction on May 11 1925 to cover the delinquent assessment costs. Dated March 7 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek Canal Company
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
J. J. Lanagan
Mont
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
It Timber
School Notes Entertainment Night at Sweet Grass
The eighth period Friday program by the Associated Students featured Ardath Gruosey and Stutzenburger saxophone duets with Ethel Prather on piano, Irma Thorson declamation, and Adolph Still on class unionization. The event included a staged boxing bout, a talk by Adolph Still, and an anticipated commencement address by former principal Payne Templeton in Kalispell, delivering a forceful message to the senior class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass
Nels Strand
Ardath Gruosey
Stutzenburger
Ethel Prather
Buranco
New York
Harry Thompson
Hell’s Canyon
Lee Skillman
Sweet Grass County
Skillman
Jeon Tucker
Pete Egeland
Harry Dugro
Raymond Hoyem
Knockout
Hat
Pugilist
Hell's Canyon
Payne Templeton
Kalispell
Templeton
Mr. Templeton
Dancing Party Hosts and Track Hopes At Auditorium
The B club hosted a dancing party at the Auditorium last Wednesday with about twenty five attendees. Refreshments were served and music provided by a victrola plus Yule Rees and Malcolm Goosey at the piano. The piece notes the upcoming track season with practice starting and hopes for top district and Missoula meet points, highlighting Harry Dugro in the mile and Raymond Lyon in high hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Club
Yule Rees
Malcolm Goosey
Missoula
Harry Dugro
Raymond Lyon
Sweet Grass
Harry
Raymond
Sunday Church Schedule and Activities
At The Churches Lutheran Church Rev. A A Holbeck Pastor Sunday school at 10 a m No services this Sunday as the pastor goes to Circuit meeting at Lewistown U P League at 7 p m Confirmation class meets every Saturday at 10 a m Choir rehearsals every Tuesday at 7 p m St Josephs Catholic Church Rev Father Hennessy Services every second and fourth Sundays
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Lewistown
U. P
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Hennessy
Congregational Church Sunday School and Sermon Schedule
The Congregational Church holds Sunday School at 10 a m and Rev. Cooley of Absarokee preaches each Sunday at 11 o clock.
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Congregational Church
Cooley
Absarokee
St Marks Church Lenten Services Announced
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces services by Rev J W Hard rector at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with additional 7 30 p m Wednesday Lent services.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Hard
Evangelical Church Schedule with Pastor N A Eller
Pastor N A Eller leads Evangelical Church with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m. C E services are at the parsonage Sundays at 7 30 p m. Friday prayer meeting at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Arcade
Adventist Elder Lockett Leads Sabbath School Today
Elder A J Lockett of the Seventh Day Adventists presides at Sabbath school this afternoon at 2 p m with the pastor present to oversee sessions and discussions for members and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Biographies of Brumfield and Browning in Montana venture
The article traces Amon B. Brumfield from Denver to Montana, detailing his moves to Bozeman, Grant County, Grey Cha, and Sweet Grass county, where he joins the Dier Browning Mercantile Co as vice president and manager. Fred Browning’s career spans Dundee, Illinois street Chicago, and Dundee again, rising to ownership, factory management, and a large candy factory, with extensive international sales before returning to Montana. The Dier Browning store is described as the Northwest’s largest, built of native stone, steam heated and electric lit, with a $145,000 capital and plans to double sales in 1903.
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Amon B. Brumfield
Denver
Montana
Bozeman
J. W. Watson & Son
J. B. Dawson & Co
Grant Cuy
Grey Cha
Dier-Browning Mercantile Company
Fred Browning
Dundee
Hastings
Minn
J. Oatman & Sons
Browning
Ilinois Street
Chicago
Scotland
England
Ireland
Australia
Bombay
India
Atlantic
Pacific
Big Timber
Mont
Sweet Grass County
Dier-Browning Company
Ross-Dige Mercantile Company
George Porier
A. B. Brumfield
Eighteen Years Ago In Big Timber Local News
The China famine subscription reached 67.60. G Knudson opens a Grey CHIP blacksmith shop. Miss Ethel Browning runs in Helena Record Jamestown Exposition. Mr and Mrs A L Bray visit Anaconda. Mrs Graham eyeing Omaha tryout for Washington pitcher. PW Allen nears April occupancy of new McLeod residence. W P Franklin buys Don Auwarter ranch on Otter creek. Ira F E McClure and Maud Hampson wed at H Hayes home. George W Baker hints at near railroad work. Three large real estate deals: Moore sells Melville ranch to O W Keer. Rostad Becken sells to Helena mayor Lindsay. McClatchey ranch sold to Moore. Moore buys Crest ranch near Bozeman. William E Shelton granted divorce. Ole Crest visits. Henry Wilbur ill with pneumonia. Mrs C A Caulkins and children to Berlin NY for summer. Eagle dance tomorrow for public library fundraiser. Dances planned March 22 in Kasey hall to buy organ for West Boulder. Shang Lee & Go announce Kline building restaurant opening next Tuesday. meals 33 cents. Sen Charles McDonnell back from Helena. plans to join Big Timber as resident after buying Hatch house on Meleod. Samuel Kelly, longtime stockman, dies in Melville of Bright's disease. funeral Sunday. remains to Portland for burial.
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Grey Chip
G. Knudson
Ethel Browning
Helena Record
A. L. Bray
Anaconda
Oscar Graham
Omaha
Neb
Graham
Washington
PW. Allen
McLeod Street
W. P. Franklin
Don Auwarter
Otter Creek
Ira FE. McClure
Maud Hampson
Columbus
L. D. Woodruff
H. G. Hayes
George W. Baker
Natural Bridge Falls
William E. Shelton
Henry
Ole Crest
Howie
Henry Wilbur
American Fork
C. A. Caulkins
Berlin
N. Y
Big Timber Public Library
Kasey
McLeod
West Boulder
Shang, Lee & Go
Kline
Montana ‘Trading Co
Reguilar
Charles McDonnell
Helena
Senaor McDonnell
Big Timber
George M. Hatch
Meleod Street
Samuel Kelly
Melvine
Bright
Siek
McGlatchey
Fish Creek
Jease
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C. E. Crum
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Call Cook Hotel
Jake Magelssen
Boyd Wallace
Alfred George
Plaggemeyer
H. CC. Raquet
L. J. Wilder
Alva Lamp Place
Voges
Thompson Yards
Chris Magelssen
Big Timber Hospital
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Anna Potter
Howard Block
Douthett’s
J. L. Rapstad
Y. W. G. A. Livingston
Livingston
A. Laurens
Seattle
H. P. Mooney
Ben Mjelde
Nate Howe
Doubhett’s
Chas
Curtis
Percy G. Webb
E. L. Frang
K. Rennebaum
THE
Livingston, Mont
Hickman Hardware Co
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Soren Rue
M. N. Nelson
Fred Hausserman
Wool Growers’ Association
Motor Inn
James H. Wick
J. J. Gallagher
Rea
Bear Creek
H. P. Moone
Dier-Browning
Dodge Brothers
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