Bridger Creek Residents Attend Various Local Events
Community updates include visits by Reed Point families to Jim Friend’s home and Billings callers, senior class day on May 22 at the gym, and a student track meet in Missoula. The Pine high school paper placed third in statewide competition, and Baccalaureate services are set for May 21 with Commencement on May 24. Cripples in the area report recovery progress and local travel for family matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Cartwright
Upper Bridger Creek
Jim Friend
Jake Wagner
Gladys
Frances Ellen
Iona Brumfield
Nancy Whitford
Billings
Carl Imlay
Carl
Mary Stritch
Nampa
Idaho
Jack Stritch
Eric White
Bozeman
George Stritch
Kenneth Goddard
Missoula
The
Pine
Abbie Deckert
Jean McGinnis
Columbus
E. A. Bieber
Big Timber
Arthur Neumann
Gene Best
Edgar
Virgil
Gardiner
Gene
Rita Sharrar
I. A. God
Iowa Rioters Charged With Hindering Law
In Denison Iowa May 11 22 men allegedly involved in a farm foreclosure sale riot faced conspiracy to hinder the process of law and contempt of court charges. Martial law ending prompted prosecutions with bonds set at 3000 dollars each for conspiracy and 1000 for contempt of court. Frank North of Vail named as wingleader faces a separate trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Iowa
Iowa National Guards
Andrew Bell
Homer A. Fuller
Mount Ayre
M. A. Tinley
Frank North
Vail
le Mars
Four injured individuals amid community events and school play
Dard injured hand with a hammer, Ralph Gunnels and Roy Lamb injured while mounting a horse and rolling tires, Douglas Palmer had a bug bite infection, all recovering. The 4-H Clover Cooks hosted a Mother's Day luncheon with musical numbers. Soldier Boys Memorial Library held a district delegate meeting and planned topics on heritage and American women. The Senior play I Will, I Won't drew large crowds, with strong performances and fundraising for graduation expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dard
Douglas Palmer
Roy Lamb
Ralph Gunnels
4-H
Clover
Evangelical Church
Elda Neumann
Grace Tool
Pauline Rash
H. S. Tool
Arthur Neumann
Earl Askwig
John L. Rash
Hyer
Moler
Elda
Geraldine Neumann
Dorothy
Rita Sharrar
Thelma Askwig
Katherine Hyer
Bill Johnson
Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club
J. T. Groth
W. L. Bayers Ranch
Askwig
Marjorie Terpening
Jean McGinnis
Wanda Weamer
Orville Uhlig
Perry Moler
Ruth Bernier
Evangelical Churches Schedule May 21 1933 Big Timber
Pastor Andrew Roukema leads Sunday School at 10 a m and morning service with communion at 11. Baccalaureate at 8 p m at the Lutheran church with Evangelical pastor delivering. District superintendent Rev J H Oehlerking preaches tonight at 7 45 followed by first quarterly conference. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday May 24 at 2 p m at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Roukema
Big Timber
Lutheran Church
J. H. Oehlerking
Ladies Aid
Church Services and Programs Listing
Lutheran Church announces English services at 11 with Pastor A A Holbeck. Baccalaureate at 8 pm with Rev Roukema giving address and special music. Confirmation class 4:30 pm Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7 pm. Choir rehearsal Thursdays at 7 pm. St Mark’s Episcopal and Congregational Church listings included with pastors Frank Durant and address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Roukema
St. Mark’s
Episcopal
Frank Durant
Local Briefs from Big Timber and Nearby Areas
Visitor Adolf Myrstol of Reed Point spent time in Big Timber yesterday. Gus Brannin was brought from Melville for an appendix operation at Big Timber hospital. Wool buyer Frank Mackey announced paying $1 per pound for wool to C. E Crum of Melville, who also donated a sheep. Bert and Mrs Willard of Gibson reported bad roads and a long two and a half hour trip. Columbus State Bank creditors are set to receive a five percent dividend around $9,000 on May 25 after the bank’s December 1930 closure. John Logan pleaded guilty to a sentence in bank matters and A K A Anderson was tried for falsifying an officer report, sentenced to five years. Gunman Matt Cimmers shot John Ross in Billings and then killed himself. Ross expects possible recovery pending complications.
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Adolf Myrstol
Reed Point
Gus Brannin
Melville
Big Timber
Frank Mackey
C. E Crum
Bert Willard
Gibson
Harmony Club
Pioneer
Columbus Bank
Helena
Columbus State Bank
John Logan
K A. R. Anderson
W. L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
State Superintendent of Banks
Deer Lodge
Matt Cimmers
Wilman
John Ross
Billings
Ross
Cimmers
Bridger Creek News Briefs From Local Residents
Ike Lay remains under a doctor's care with BEI treatment for a badly infected condition. Terland visited with Mrs Terland in Billings. Mrs Newton Lay spent the weekend in Bozeman visiting relatives. Fred Hausserman and another couple visited Charles Keppler in Greyiff. Johnsons hosted a dinner for Mrs Sidney Fraser. Eugene Best and family from Gardiner visited Reed Point friends. N L Heavlin of Missoula visited his parents at the Fraser ranch. The Surprise club of Boulder invites Bridger Creek to meet Wednesday at Mrs A A Lamp's home. Joseph Lay now lives in Burlington, Washington. Estas Lay and family also reside there. J H Whiting and wife of Lynwood, California report a recent earthquake scare but no injuries. They send regards to Bridger Creek friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Lay
Terland
Gardiner
Reed Point
Bridger Creek
N. L. Heavlin
Missoula
B. F. Heavlin
Sidney Fraser
Boulder
A. A. Lamp
Joseph Lay
Burlington, Wash
Estas Lay
J. H. Whiting
Lynwood
Calif
Rock Springs Man Nominated for General Land Office
Secretary Ickes proposed to President Roosevelt on Friday that Fred W. Johnson of Rock Springs Wyoming be nominated as commissioner of the general land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ickes
Roosevelt
Fred W. Johnson
Rock Springs
Wyo
General Land Office
Fractured skull fatality after train jump near Springdale
A young man, address unknown, died at Livingston at 8 a.m. from a fractured skull and leg loss after jumping from a train at Springdale last night. His companion stayed aboard. Sheriff Darroch moved the patient to Livingston. Dr. BASKett arrived later as medical aid was sought but the sheriff had departed with the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Springdale
Darroch
Baskett
Kalispell man named Montana Rotary district governor
Dan Korn of Kalispell was nominated Monday as district governor of Montana Rotary clubs during the state conference. Fair weather drew visitors from across the state for pre convention events including an open pau at Mammoth in Yellowstone park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Dan Korn
Kalispell
Montana Rotary Clubs
Mammoth
Yellowstone Park
For Sale One Team of Black Geldings and Harness
Sealed bids for a matched team of two black geldings aged seven with weights 1680 and 1630 pounds and a heavy harness are due by May 22 1933 in Big Timber Montana. City reserves right to reject all bids. Ted C Busha City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Big Timber
Big Timber
Montana
Ted C. Busha
Five Die as Tornado Hits Tulsa Suburbs
A tornado struck the outskirts of Tulsa on Friday night killing five people and injuring twenty. Emergency crews reported multiple homes damaged and responders rushed to the affected area amid ongoing rescue efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
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St. Joseph’s Catholic
Fr. Schuh
Johnson
This County
van Cleve
Harvey Cort
W. D.mckenzie
Rotary
Bear Creek Coal
R.A. Traver
Zord Qdearborn
America
President Roosevelt
Clearing International
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