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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
3
Reed Point reports a weekend of visits and arrivals from Livingston Laurel and Norris. Local farming progresses as frost leaves the ground and residents note a string of social events, a farewell from Rev. Welch, school movement films, postal law commentary, and a string of family news including births, moves, and a young death in Boyd Montana.
Melville residents hosted and visited in Big Timber and nearby towns. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Don Solberg and Miss Emogene Henry with weekend trips and birthday celebrations. Community events mention church services, a school district 5 election, and a Crag Eye rally on March 28.
The M. E. Ladies Aid served lunch to the public at the J. S. Campbell residence Tuesday afternoon drawing a good crowd.
Grey Cliff residents report visits by A C Boyles and Hickman to Grey Cliff and a trip by Anton Nepstad to Billings. A school election is planned at the Grey Cliff schoolhouse on Saturday April 1 to elect two trustees. Sunday school organized by Park City minister with Mrs E H Wayne superintendent. Deer Creek Norwegian Ladies Aid met at Mrs Ole Birkeland home. Rev Holbeck baptized two infant sons of Sam Duffy and Ronald Halverson. A dance at the Grey Cliff hall is announced for April 4 with Ollie Sorenson hiring a Bozeman orchestra. Allan Graham, 16, died after diphtheria complications and was buried at Reed Point amid community sympathy.
Marquis Curzon of Kedleston lord president of the council died in London at 5:35 this morning after a prolonged illness. Physicians had warned of grave danger from late Thursday and his collapse occurred on March 5 in Cambridge while dressing for a public dinner. An operation on March 9 preceded a gradual decline.
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