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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
8
Local residents frequent visitors from Billings Laurel and Absarokee attend social and family gatherings with many visits to relatives and neighbors. Church, 4 H club, school activities, a carnival plan, and a large Evangelical Brotherhood meeting mark community life. thefts and vandalism prompt warnings.
Bridger Creek residents report visits and gatherings in Big Timber and nearby towns. Families such as Hausserman, Miller, Berrie, Bailey, Fraser, and Terland hosted or attended events. Oral Sanders married Evaline Marsh in Billings on March 15 with many friends noting the occasion.
In the death cell Zangara denied ties to anarchists, saying he acted alone and felt no remorse for the mayor’s murder or injuries. Commissioner Mayo questioned him on fate, religion, and a possible return to targeting the president, to which Zangara replied no desire for a minister.
Classified notices offer a 5 room house for rent with garage and barn on First avenue east by John Carvin of Big Timber. A brick business block is for sale at $3,000 cash with contacts J A Lowry Big Timber and R S Steiner Lima Ohio. Trade lots for unbroken mares advertised by Myron Bryant. Yellow blossom clover seed for sale by Mike Hoyem Melville. Two furnished apartments for rent by Mrs. Nina B Davis Big Timber. Lost suitcase between Big Timber and Harlowton with finder reward. Cattle pasturing space sought west Boulder for 350 head with riders and salt furnished. Chas W Campbell to file saws and repair fishing poles at home Fifth avenue west. work desired by May 1. contact Nick Lorig.
Evangelical churches announce services with Pastor Andrew Roukema at Big Timber. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning service 11 a.m. Sermon Forsaking the Fountain. Evening service 8 p.m. Choir special music. E L C E at 7 15 p m. Thursday prayer meeting and Bible study 7 45 at Carter home. Glasston service 2 p.m. Afternoon service 3 p.m. Choir practice Monday and Saturday 7 30 at parsonage.
Lutheran Church holds English services at 11 and features selections by the male quartet. U P League meets at 7 p m. A series of meetings led by Rev. Charles Johnson of Billings runs Monday through Thursday at 7 30 o'clock. Choir rehearsals are Tuesday and Thursday at 7 p m. Confirmation class meets Wednesday at 4 30 p m and Saturday at 1 p m.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church will hold a sermon by Pastor Frank Durant at 11 o'clock. The service is announced by the church.
Revered minister Rev. M. H. Terry will deliver a sermon at the Congregational Church starting at eleven o'clock this morning. The service is open to the public and follows prayers for the congregation.
Mrs A A Strand opened a lunch room in the Steiner building with first day receipts to go to the Lutheran Ladies Aid. Licenses issued include a marriage for Dewey Rash and Lois Crosby from Reed Point and Hardin respectively. Rev A A Holbeck to lead Lenten services in Bozeman at the Lutheran church. County superintendent Hilda Rein returns from Helena convention noting high attendance and learning. A department head praises apples from Ida Ryan Patterson of Leavenworth Washington selling at 45 cents per box. The annual grade school operetta, Aunt Drusilla's Garden, debuts tonight and tomorrow at 8 pm in the public school auditorium. A meat cutting demonstration is planned next Saturday at 2 pm in the high school agriculture building.
John Viets seeded wheat last week while Ed Moffett called in Gibson. County Assessor Hathaway visited, and residents hosted neighbors including Mr. and Mrs. Willard and L. R. Bruce. Walter Hamilton traveled from Fishtail to collect farm machinery. The Gibson club plans an April 7 dance with Jones orchestra and a quilt raffle tied to ticket numbers.
Rug weaving available with rugs for sale. Contact Mrs K Rennebaum by telephone at 165 M for details and selections.
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