Dusting Off The Old Ones March 20 1924 items and moves
A montage of local notes includes the Motor Inn receiving Overlands, chef Florence Brown leaving for Billings, Mary Lamb traveling to Stewart Iowa for her father’s 79th birthday, alderman filings by Oscar Nepstad against J W Kirkwood, and petitions to replace O Nordstrom. Also noted are road and storm impacts, plus assorted visits, moves, and social updates across Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motor Inn
Overlands
Florence Brown
Big Timber Bakery
Billings
Mary Lamb
Stewart
Iowa
Oscar Nepstad
J. W. Kirkwood
O. Nordstrom
Mjelde
Lee Hoppe
Gardiner
Livingston
Sweet Grass County
Stocxmen
Stanley Rand
Tassie F. Evans
Earl V. Jackson
Cort Hotel
Ed Crossfield
Springdale
Anaconda visitors join Waterfall Swans 4-H meeting
Sonia Tetlie and Ellen Strom from Anaconda visit the Tetlie home during spring break before returning to Montana State University at Missoula. The March Waterfall Swans meeting at the Dugout, led by President Julie Hauge, included pledges by Jim Hauge and a program about the National 4-H Congress and Western 4-H Roundup with Montana Conservation Camp slides. Demonstrations are planned for April 1 with Steady Workers as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Sonia Tetlie
Ellen Strommen
Anaconda
Tetlie
Montana State University
Missoula
Waterfall Swans
Julie Hauge
Jim Hauge
Alan Laubach
Sig Tollefson
Denver
Audrey Tronrud
Montana
Steady Workers 4-H Club
Jon Altimus
Dan Nygaard
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Community Week
Mrs Maude Collins spent Friday in Billings visiting her recovering son Milo Collins who suffered an electrical burn. Howard Huyser and wife visited in Livingston en route home from helping move relatives in Silesia. Collins family visits Helena and Livingston. Linda received medical care during Helena trip. Steve Johnson drove his family and returned Thursday. Friends joined Fioneer Home residents for a Friday party. Wilbur Morton and wife visited Rosebud and Miles City, attended a funeral, and returned Sunday. Erys Colleen Mahan will represent Montana as Cherry Blossom Princess at the National Festival in Washington April 7 14. Valerie Domasco earns honorable mention at Rocky Mountain College fall semester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Pearson
Lillian
Agnes Pearson
Bozeman Hill
Dwight Seymour
Nate Mackie
West End
Axel Wickland
Ed Braaten
Spokane
Art Beley
Fameily
Madeline Clark
Worden
Barney Berland
Neihart
Roy
Tjelmar
Axel Voldberg
Wisconsin
Axel
Eric Hammers
Mark Ranch
Chioe Langford
W. H. Langford
Reed Point
Sigurd Eggen
Absarokee
Pioneer Office
Ruben Mehlhoff
San Francisco
San Diego
Eddie Flasteds
Big Timbey
Phil Langston
Bozeman
Weeel
Gotttob Ranch
Walter Braaten
Nardi
Braaten
Elvira Zettervall
Braine Erd
Minn
Andy Strickland
Jim Sargent
Frank Sargent
Shawmut
Chester
Yelena
Lewis and Clark County
Bess Woods
Butte
Maggie Flemming
Roy Moore
Clarence Pile
Brandenburg
E. O. Birke
Grey Cliff
Pile
Fort Knox
Bill Gordon
Fourth Avenue East
Bill
Belt Creek
Niehart
Don Camerons
Margaret Robinson
Montana State College
George Alden
Ronald Schulz
G. O. Schulz
Ronald
Ennis
Ross Snyder
Art Boettcher
Conrad
Glenn Kenison
Baby
Livingston
Walter Kenison
Wayne Murphy
Art Murphy
Maude Collins
Billings
Milo Collins
Milo
Howard Huyser
Collins
Silesia
Clarence Todd
Jack Collins
Bob Collins
Helena
Steve Johnson
Danny
Kay
Mike
Jeff
Johnson
Narcfus
Leonard Fretzner
Linda
Steve
Wilbur Morton
Rosebud
Robert Sleaford
Miles City
Mortons
Erys Colleen Mahan
Tom Mahan
Con Smart
Big Timber
Washington, D. C
Montana
Miss Mahan
MSU
Montana Society of Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Clive Haas
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Big Timber Pioneer Files
Debare
Montanan Gallatin
Camelot Academy
Blair -Sequoia - Falcon
Tamarack Glenwood Medallion
C&m
HOMES
Colstrip
Yellowstone River
North Dakota
Forsyth
Yellowstone
Montana Power
Puget Sound Power & Light Company
Foret
Fioneer
Rocky Mountain College
Valerie Domasco
George Domasco
Big Timber Pioneer
Brakke’s Body Shop
Meleod
Arnold Anderson
Celia
Ture
Midland Production Credit Association
P.O
St. Billings