Local Citizens Report Weekend Movements and Visits
Reed Point L L Walker acted as business caller in Billings on Saturday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J L Faw transacted business in Big Timber Saturday. Jack Mysse left Friday for Willsall for employment awaiting him. Mrs Jake Wagner and daughters Gladys and Frances Ellen were Big Timber visitors Saturday. Joe Neet and mother Mrs W O Neet and Mrs John Pinkerton called on merchants in Columbus Friday. George Lamb moved household effects for George Berrie from Laurel. Methodist Ladies Aid met at Mrs Pete McKeith home with largest turnout in some time. Charles Whitford left for Spearfish to visit Frank and Mrs Terrell. Mrs Terrell formerly Josephine Collins of this place. Mr and Mrs Jeff Oliver and daughters Edna and Dorothy, and Dorothy’s husband motored from Livingston Sunday for Mrs John Oliver’s funeral. Mrs Lena Woods arrived from Portland to tend her seriously ill mother who died three hours before. Perry Moler returned from Bozeman where he attended high school week conference. Mrs I M Meyers and Melvin and Ila Meyers and Mrs Lois Littlepage and daughter Lois visited Mrs J S Campbell and friends in town. Mrs Don Davidson and Eva Beth Roobel visited Bozeman with sister Isa belle Todd returning Monday. Mr and Mrs Small of Sheridan...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Walker
Billings
Tuesay
J. L. Faw
Jack Mysse
Wilsall
Jake Wagner
Gladys
Frances Ellen
Joe Neet
W .O. Neet
John Pinkerton
Columbus
George Lamb
George Berrie
Laurel
Methodist Ladies Aid
Pete McKeith
Charles Whitford
Spearfish
S. C
Frank Terrell
Terrell
Josephine Collins
Jeff Oliver
Edna
Dorothy
Livingston
John Oliver
Lena Woods
Portland
Oreg
Perry Moler
Bozeman
I. M. Meyers
Melvin
Ila
Lois Littlepage
Lois
Senate Approves $500 Million Unemployment Relief Bill
Washington May 1 The Senate passed the administration’s $500 million unemployment relief measure after brief remarks with no roll call. The bill returns to the House for concurrences in amendments, a conference may follow. Sponsors Wagner LaFollette Costigan urged urgent federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
McNary
Wagner
New York
LaFollette
Wisconsin
Costigan
Colorado
Funeral notices and school contest in Reed Point
In Reed Point Montana on a Saturday journeying visitors learned of Mrs. Abbie Deckert’s death after a day in town. The high school declamatory contest crowned Kenneth Goddard first with The Convict's Soliloquy the Night Before Execution. Mac Boylan died at 69 of paralysis at his Kent Lake ranch. Florence Elma Kirkpatrick Oliver, 73, died of pneumonia after a long Montana life, leaving husband John Tillman Oliver and three children. The community expressed deepest sympathy at Evangelical church services and interment in Absarokee cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mac Boylan
Kent Lake District
George McC. Boylan
Lucas County
Iowa
Mary E. Murphy
Henry Boylan
Elmer Stewart
Chariton
Arlie
Lindsborg
Kans
Charles Church
Post Falls
Idaho
Lester
Laurel
Joseph Arthur
Absarokee
Lora
Richard
William Halls
Reed Point
Boylan
Elza Thelander
Chink Luper
Nick Campanella
Community Notes From Gibson and Surrounding Areas
West Gibson residents James Sandsness and his son Henry traveled to Melville on Sunday morning. Many neighbors and regional figures are noted visiting, hosting, or attending dances, with Wool trade and sheep losses highlighted. Ryegate doctors vaccinate for Rocky Mountain spotted fever, offering free serum from Hamilton. woodticks are widespread on animals.
Bridger Creek Community Notes and Visits
Mrs Anton Krone and sister Mrs Carl Bue visited Thursday. Ardath Nepstad of Billings visited Sunday. J G McComas and son Roy from Grey Cliff visited the George Bailey home. Mrs Jacob Hausserman and sons Herman and Fred with daughter Mrs Presley Sanders were in Billings Friday. O P Terland and family visited Billings Wednesday. Sidney Fraser Jr resumed school duties Monday after weekend at home. Rev H S Tool and group attended 1 o'clock luncheon with Mr and Mrs Jack MacLean. Visitors from Wednesday to Saturday included Mr Douma and Mr Beekman who preached Friday and left for Livingston for two weeks. K Haugstad and Mrs John Barstad of Big Timber plus Mr Terland visited Mrs Terland in Billings Friday. her condition improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Krone
Carl Bue
Reho Fanning
Gibson
Bridger Creek
John Barstad
Big Timber
Mr. Terland
Senate OKs farm relief inflation plan sends to House
The Senate approved the administration farm relief inflation program on a 64 to 20 vote after three weeks of intense debate. The final actions included rejecting the soldiers bonus amendment 60 to 28 and approving an inflation plan amendment 53 to 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Weather and local reports from Sweet Grass county
Rain and flurries persist in Sweet Grass county with up to three inches of precipitation recorded. Local wool sales feature denominations and prices for several growers while milestone events note P W Nelson’s fiftieth Montana arrival anniversary and oil drilling plans by Enterprise Oil Co. Drilling may extend toward the Dakotas with potential finds in Embar Tensleep and Madison sands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Fred A. Webb
Local Weather Bureau
Call for bids on district buildings in Montana
School district No. 1 will receive sealed bids for buildings in dis banded district No. 62 the school house and combination frame building. Bids should be made on buildings separately and mailed to Mrs. Dorman Kellogg, clerk of board, Big Timber, Montana, not later than May 16, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorman Kellogg
Big Timber
Mont
North Dakota Man Killed in Crash Near Thompson Falls
W. Payne, 175, of Milner North Dakota died Saturday when his automobile wrecked on a level grade near Thompson Falls while returning from Spokane. A hitchhiker was in the car. Payne was the father of the Bismarck principal of schools.
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Thompson Falls
W. Payne
Milner
N. D
Here
Payne
Spokane
Bismarck
Lincoln National Life sues Utermohle and Wilhelms for note and mortgage
In Sweet Grass County Montana the Lincoln National Life Insurance Company sues Herman Utermohle Florence Utermohle Stella Wilhelms and John Doe to recover 12000 principal plus interest taxes penalties and premiums and to foreclose mortgage dated July 10 1926 recorded in book 36 page 217 and to establish lien priority with costs and general relief. The case filed April 8 1933 seeks default judgment if defendants fail to answer within twenty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Utermohle
Florence Utermohle
Stella Wilhelms
Estella Wilhelm
John Doe
State of
Montana
Florence Utermohie
Merchants Life Insurance Company
Sweet Grass County
Emma B. Rees
Gibson & Smith
Livingston
Notice of Assessment for Dry Creek Canal Company
Dry Creek Canal Company of Big Timber Montana levies a 3.00 per share assessment at a March 29 1933 directors meeting payable to J J Lanagan secretary treasurer by May 16 1933 in Big Timber or at Citizens Bank Trust Company Big Timber Unpaid stock as of May 16 1933 becomes delinquent and will be sold at public auction on June 6 1933 to cover the delinquent assessment and costs Dated April 24 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek Canal Company
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
J. J. Lanagan
Citizens Bank & Trust Company
Big Papers
Monana
City Council approves emergency water works budget rise
In Big Timber Montana an emergency resolution increases the water works budget by 1500 dollars under Chapter 121 1931. The measure was passed May 1 1933 by Mayor Ted C. Busha. A public hearing will be held at City Hall one week from publication for taxpayers to comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
Water Works Department
City of
A. D
Ted C. Busha
A. P. O'Leary
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Sawyer
Pillsbury’s
Amaizo
Kenneth Goddard
Solilauy
Max Bayers
Tom Findley
Edward Miller
Father Schuh
Florence Rosean
A. L. Phillips
Grace Tool
Sam DeFrance
Victor Hay
Elda Neumann
Florence Elma Kirkpatrick
Smyrna
Thomas
Fidelia Kirkpatrick
John Tillman Oliver
Whitebreast
Thomas Franklin Oliver
Ames
Lena Gertrude Woods
Ore
Demna Baum Schmitt
Oliver
White Beaver
Evangelical Church
Rev. H. S. Tool
Harry Hawks
Lon Hollingsworth
James Baxter
John Rush
West Gibson
James Sandsness
Henry
Melville
Bert Greene
Gus Kirchner
Joy
Evelyn Beebe
Shields River
J. W. Lamach
Nels Nye
Fred Sargent
Fred Erickson
Friay
John Schiltz
J. G. Neumayer
M. Opland
George Cross
Medley
Mt. View
Perry Bruce
Milton
Charles Willard
Arthur Sisman
Horace Haas
Annie Kirchner
Wyoming
George Carl
Womans Club
Mesdames Falkerson
Keener
Willard
Bruce
Bill Boyd
Albert Hanson
Joe Mitchell
Carl Feldt
Opland
Cremer
Alice Aalgard
Lowes Schoolhouse
Jones
Aalgard
DeCock
Arthur Hanson
Ryegate
Hamilton
T. K. Lee
Pioneer
Jacob Johnson
John Boe
C. V. Mosier
Emanuel Holland
Martin Opland
George O. Rostad
T. R. Lindblom
P. H. Becken
P. W. Nelson
St. Paul
de Hart
Nelson
Grey Cliff
Mr. Nelson
Hardin
I. Kriner
Enterprise Oil Co
Embar Drilling Co
Lodge Grass
J. W. Erwin
New Company
Salt Creek
Teapot Dome
Dakotas
Rocky Mountain
Madison
Homeland Circle of the Congregational Church
Chamber of Commerce of
Livingston Daily Enterprise
Sweet Grass
Masonic Temple
Dave Higbie
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Brown Brothers
Roy Spencer
Harold Patton
Bates
Chamber of Commerce
Earl Crum
North Dakota
Sixth Judicial District
County of
Lincoln National Life Insurance Company
2 Corporation
Mlaintift
Crazy Mountain Golf Club
J. J. Gallagher
Bear Creek Coal
R.A. Traver
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Bailey Hardware
Professional Directory
F. M. Lamp
Notary Public
Irvine Block
J. A. Lowry Real Estate, Insurance Bonds and Abstracts Undertaking
M. W. Barr
Big Timber, Montana
DR. D. Claiborn
L. H. Townsend
Osteopathic
Montana Res
M. D
Commercial Bank
E. O. Overland
Law
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Block Big Timber, Montana
J. D. Herries
Masonic
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