Reed Point Community News Highlights and Events
Local families, travelers and students populate Reed Point news. Mr and Mrs Ballard Bare and Mrs Donald Bare visit Colum bus merchants. James Friend returns from Banks Oregon. many residents welcome visitors from Worland and Columbus. High school graduation set for May 24 with 15 graduates led by Eugene Baxter and Jean McGinnis. senior play I Will I Won t planned for May 13. P T A meets with school exhibits and officer elections. Junior high and primary honor rolls named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Schmitt
Martha Bare
Helen Mysse
Ruth Sharrar
Avis Hawks
Ruth Askwig
Mildred Deckert
Joseph Bare
Junior Schmitt
Lorraine Bayers
Carl Ostenson
Louis Schmitt
Charmaine Baxter
Elijah Hyer
Eugene Baxter
Jean McGinnis
Wth
A. A. Holbeck
Lutheran Church of Big Timber
Tom Findley
Cecelia Deeney
Perry
Julian Lee
Lucile Owen
Perry Moler
Anthony King
Elliott Fletcher
Cecilia Deeney
Lynn Patton
Doris Roebel
Groth
Victor Hay
Harry Schmitt
John Rash
Hay
McKeith
Lewis Guthrie
Marie Moler
Earl Askwig
Tom Deckert
Bridger Creek Delays Planting Amid Heavy Rain
Rain continues to flood Bridger Creek keeping fields soggy and delaying farmers planting. Residents report gardens started with concern over frost damage while several local residents travel for business in Big Timber Reed Point and Springdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridger Creek
George Bailey
Miss Fanning
S. W. Fanning
Sidney Fraser, Jr
J. A. Johnson
Big Timber
Newt Lay
Womans Club
Henry
Carl Hausserman
Sidney Fraser, Sr
Springdale
Fred Hausserman
Carl Bue
Anton Krone
Mr. Neilsen
Mr. Johnson
Reed Point
Auto License Plates Deadline Warned by Sheriff
Auto owners face bar from public highways starting May 22 for cars without new plates after May 15 deadline. Sheriff Ed Bartels notes overtime granted, but no favoritism after the cutoff as compliance remains high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Bartels
Reward Offered for Conviction of Stealing Stock
A $250 reward is offered for information leading to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to any paid up member on the protected list of the Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association. Grant Bishir, Secretary, Hunters Hot Springs, Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association
Grant Bishir
Hunters Hot Springs
Mont
Local News Highlights Galla wool sale and new rake device
The Bozeman dispatch reports the sale of Galla tin Sheep Association wool totaling 27 584 fleeces at 21 3 8 cents per pound bought by Frank Mackey of Billings for Draper Co Boston. J A Stubblare unveils a garden rake cleaning device promising faster raking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin Sheep Association
Frank Mackey
Billings
Draper Co
Boston
J. A
Mother's Day Services Highlight Local Churches
Evangelical churches announce May 12 1933 services with Sunday School at 10 a m and an 11 a m Mother’s Day program featuring special music. Evening events follow with C E at 7 15 and a sermon at 8. A Thursday prayer meeting or Bible study occurs at the Iver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Roukema
Big Timber
N. E. Iver
Lutheran church note on Bozeman convention schedule
No services this Sunday due to the Bozeman convention. Confirmation class meets Wednesdays at 4 30 and Saturdays at 7 00. Choir meets Thursdays at 7 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Bozeman
Sermon at St Mark's Episcopal by Pastor Frank Durant
St Mark's Episcopal Church announces a sermon to be delivered by Pastor Frank Durant at 11 o'clock. Parishioners are invited to attend and reflect on the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Frank Durant
Congregational Church St Josephs Catholic Pastor Named
A description lists Congregational Church and St Josephs Catholic with Rev Fr Schuh as pastor. It notes the churches in context with a named priest guiding parish activities and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Fr. Schuh
Classified ads round up for May in Big Timber
Benefit Dance Dutton school May 13 adm 50 cents lunch bring. For sale weaning pigs Van Moschelle J J Lanagan ranch. Wanted work on ranch good worker Mrs Ann Potter Big Timber. May 28 31 Dr Corkins optical specialist at Grand hotel. J A Stubkjare back at old stand tires and work. Wanted to trade Red Polled bull for Shorthorn Fordson plow outfit wagons. Auto wrecking shop. For rent 640 acres grazing Fryer creek Write Carl Seyforth Pullman Mich. 263 One A No 1 ice box for sale good as new call or write Pioneer office. 26 21 22 sections ideal summer sheep range for lease Hanson ranch Cremer Rodeo Co Shawmut Mont 18 tf Will file saws repair fishing poles Fifth avenue west Nick Lorig 13 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Potter
Big Timber
Corkins
Grand Hotel
J. A. Stubkjare
Fryer Creek
Carl Seyforth
Pullman
Mich
Pioneer Office
Hanson
Cremer Rodeo Co
Shawmut
Mont
Fifth Avenue West
Nick Lorig
Notice to Dog Owners License Due Under Sheriff Chief
Licenses for dogs are due with male dogs $2.50 and female dogs $5. A license collector will call on you. unpaid dogs will be impounded and disposed of. Ted C. Busha, Chief of Police.
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Ted C. Busha
Recovery Seen After Ductible Surgery At Deaconess
Operated John Barstad is reported to be making satisfactory recovery from an operation for ruptured appendix performed at Deaconess hospital in Billings last week. Road is bad A man driving a Colorado-tagged car stopped in front of the Golden Rule store last evening and washed mud from his overshoes in the gutter. He had left Harlowton at 8:30 am, reached Big Timber at 5:30 pm, and spent hours in a ditch before a motorist pulled him out. The trip over was a grand mud fight with drifted snow on the Fish creek divide. New Commissioner a Guest L. J. Croonenberghs of Missoula, new state highway commissioner, dined at the Big Timber cafe with about 15 residents. He discussed Yellowstone trail cuts that would shorten the route by about 100 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Barstad
Deaconess Hospital
Billings
Golden Rule
Harlowton
Timber
Fish Creek
L. J. Croonenberghs
Missoula
State Highway Commission
Lions
Big Timber Cafe
Broadus
Miles City
Missouri
Big Timber
Croonenberghs
Cooney
Wool Show Moves to North Montana Fair at Great Falls
Montana state wool show will be staged with the North Montana fair in Great Falls from August 21 to 26. Murray E Stebbins secretary of the Montana Wool Growers Association said the event will be held in conjunction with the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Montana
Great Falls
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
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Ballard Bare
Donald Bare
Columbus
Tom Bare
Livingston
Vinton Guthrie
O. L. Shutes
Fink
James Friend
Banks
Oreg
Max Imlay
Worland
Wyo
Max
Orpha Brown
Joel Campbell
Absarokee
Joe
Shirley
Laverne Taylor
Grandma Taylor
Doris Meacham
Abbie Deckert
W. W. Hay
Chester Fraser
Frances Sharrar
Sawyer
Berg
Glasston
Congregational Church
Dutton School
van Moschelle
J. J. Lanagan Ranch
Fordson
Norway
Harlowton Times
Petra Thompson
Carl
Lennep
New York City
Stavangerfjord
Seattle
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
A. P. O’leary
Commercial Bank Bldg
E. O. Overland
Law
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Block Big Timber
J. D. Herries
Masonic
Vaughn
Maxwell House Coffee
del Monte
Pait
Cort Hotel
Billings Laundry
Goodyear
Goodyears
Goodyear Tires
Knapps
Cer
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