Back From Clyde Park To Big Timber At Daily Johnson Ranch
Gareth Swiney, employed near Clyde Park for months, returns and stays at the Daily Johnson ranch near Melville. The Lutheran Brotherhood plans a May 9 meeting at 8 pm with a film An Answer for Anna and invites wives for the spring close. Bible camp site work begins as Billings circuit pastors and wives inspect Big Timber creek site and map future building tasks with several named pastors.
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Clyde Park
Gareth Swiney
Big Timber
Daily Johnson Ranch
Melville
Lutheran Brotherhood
Anna
Billings Circuit
Lutheran Bible Camp
Big Timber Creek
E. S. Tollefson
Livingston
Ralph Glenn
Billings
E. E. Tollefson
Lyle Onstad
Bozeman
C. Anderson
Laurel
E. Ostrem
Shepherd
R. Mathson
Harlowton
Springdale Items from the Rosa Currier Column
Mrs. Moore returned from Livingston hospital where she had been several days. Bill Wagoner plowed a garden at the CLC ranch on Monday. George Coons and Leonard and Leslie Wagoner enjoyed the Livingston show Saturday. Mr Rambough from Livingston was in the area last week. Local residents attended church in Livingston Sunday evening. Ray Goakey and daughter of Big Timber visited Thursday. Mrs. Preston, Mrs. Oscar Nelson and Mrs. George Hughes shopped in Livingston Saturday. Miss Fuller spent Monday evening with relatives. Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson at Hunters. Carl Mosness and children of Big Timber visited his sister. Mrs Oscar Neilson Sunday.
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Moore
Livingston
Bill Wagoner
CLC
George Coons
Leonard
Leslie Wagoner
Rambough
Waitkins
Huniley
Ray Goakey
Big Timber
Preston
Oscar Nelson
George Hughes
Miss Fuller
Herbert Johnson
Hunters
Carl Mosness
Oscar Neilson
May Fellowship Meeting at Evangelical United Brethren Church
Women invited to a May fellowship meeting at the Evangelical United Brethren Church on Friday, May 6 at 2 30 PM. The Women of the Moose report a 10 member class started at the April 27 meeting with Senior Regent Susie Magelssen presiding. A nutrition program by Lillian Laubach preceded lunch prepared by Regina and Agnes Petaja. Next meeting set for May 11.
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Evangelical United Brethren Church
Women of Moose
Women of the Moose
Susie Magelssen
Lillian Laubach
Regina
Agnes Petaja
Boy Scout News From Cherry Creek Patrol Reports Long Hikes
Green Bar patrol of troop 21 completes a ten mile hike out and back with five members. Chuck Schuler and the writer delivered supplies. Upcoming camporee plans focus on knot tying and campcraft with Panthers leading in skill. camporee will include troops from Livingston Bozeman and Big Timber.
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Cherry Creek
Green Bar
Troop 21
Milt Wordal
Joe Roemer
Chuck Bray
Jerry Bowman
Bernard Lamach
Chuck Schuler
Green Bar Patrol
Chuck
Panthers
Nast
Livingston
Bozeman
Big , Timber
Otter Creek Beavers Welcome New Members at April Meeting
The Otter Creek Beavers 4-H club met at the Cosgriff home on April 15 with two new members, Billy Kremper and Frinkce Haddon, in attendance. The next meeting is scheduled for May 20 at the Haddon ranch, reported Audrey Berg.
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Otter Creek Beavers
4-H
Cosgriff Home
Billy Kremper
Frinkce Haddon
Haddon Ranch
Audrey Berg
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U. 5
Royal Irrigation
U. S. Royal
U. S
Springdale
Mrs. Rosa Currier
Boy Scout News
Palmer Finsvik
Toro
O. J. Ellingson
Green Bros. Lounge
Wren