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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
4
Mrs Chester Ropp of Bloomington Illinois was summoned home by the illness and death of her husband. The report notes the family’s loss and the sorrow of those remaining.
Grace Keifield reports on a ranch near Hopper Beach facing steady rain and dry conditions. The piece notes hatchings and weather impacts on farm work, with local details about water supply and pasture status.
Mr and Mrs Bratden arrived home Sunday after a three weeks vacation trip visiting Henning Minneapolis and Benedict Minnesota.
Community news from Melville and nearby areas lists visits births church events and school activities. Highlights include Mrs Gottlieb Baun of Mobridge visiting the Hager family, Judy Etzold’s seventh birthday theater party, and a hospital discharge leading to Bozeman. Local schooling trips church vacation bible school and library schedules are noted along with farmers market plant sales and many residents traveling or hosting gatherings.
The article details where teachers will spend their summer. Leroy Amunrud and Mervin Wertz will attend five week sessions at Montana State College in Bozeman. Edith Malcolm aims for a farm visit near Hysham then five weeks of summer school at Montana State University. Dorothy Stark will attend summer school and visit Longview Washington. Arthur Schump stays in Big Timber with a trip to Iowa. Roy Snyder plans are indefinite. Jean Staudenmeyer rests at a Dillon ranch. Gertrude Conwell travels to Albuquerque and Bloomington then stays in Big Timber. Scott Hoskinson attends three weeks at MSU and stays in town. Ray Dodds vacation in Big Timber.
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