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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1922

Page

8

Forest Fires Rage Across Montana Idaho Border and Beyond

Missoula reports two major fires on Twin Creeks and Coeur d Alene forests burning over 1500 acres with 70 firefighters, plus ten new lightning starts on other forests. A ten day fire tally shows 34,000 acres burned by 868 fires in District No. 1, with 293 fires in the last ten days, the worst since 1920 and fourth most dangerous season to date.

Missoula Twin Creeks Clearwater Forest Montana-Idaho Line Coeur d‘Alene Coeur d'Alene Forest Service Montana Idaho Washington West Clear Creek Selway Forest Bitter Root

Board of Equalization Proceedings August 14 1922

The Sweet Grass county board met August 14 to set the tax levy and finalize the equalization. Present were Chairman Lew Webb and commissioners Carl and Bryan with Assessor Fallang and Clerk A Ruth Sheridan. McCamey Fox oil outfit and vehicles reduced from 26750 to 10250. Elliott improvements cut to 3200. Steiner property in block 29 declined to reduce.

Equalization Board Lew Webb W. A. Carl Chas. Bryan O. A. Fallang A. Ruth Sheridan George B. McCamey McCamey & Fox Ford Car White Truck J. F. Elliott R. S. Steiner I. A Ruth Sheridan Sweet Grass County Board of County Commissioners

Farmer Candidate Seeks State Representation in Sweet Grass

GEO Campbell declares he is a farmer running for state representative to defend farmers and stockmen. He urges cutting costly public salaries, opposes certain Dixon proposals, supports amending election and printing laws, and pledges to represent Sweet Grass County in Helena with a farming focus.

Sweet Grass County Helena Joseph M. Dixon Athem Grasa Geo Campbell

Harold F. McCormick Weds Ganna Walska

Harold F. McCormick of Chicago and Madame Ganna Walska were married quietly in Paris city hall Passy district with five present. Dudley Field Malone of New York acted as attorney for Mrs Cochran and witnessed the ceremony.

Paris Harold, F. McCormick Chicago International Harvester Company Alexander Smith Cochran Madame Ganna Walska Passy Dudley Field Malone New York Cochran Malone

Attractive Window Ad in Local Paper Shines This Week

Attractive window display from Bailey and Lamb promotes Park er Pen Co. Don Austin returns from a year in New York, alone, after time under bright lights. Birth notices list new daughters and sons for several families in Springdale Grey Griff Gibson and Gibson with August dates. Hog buyers announce paying 7 cents per pound for feeding hogs from 715 to 200 pounds, shipping Tuesday August 22 by W. R. Stokes.

New Attorney Virgil Moore Returns Home to Montana

Virgil Moore son of Mr and Mrs George W Moore is now a fully qualified attorney and plans to practice in Montana. Mrs Thad Basha dies after long TB illness in Livingston with Christian Science service held at Congregational church yesterday. burial at Mountain View. Pallbearers listed. Deceased 32, born Minnesota, resident of this city two years. left husband and a six year old son. sister is nurse Evelyn Nyquist.

Virgil Moore George W. Moore Montana Thad Basha Congregational Church Wales of Livingston Mountain View Tom Willard Teddy Busha Herber Seibert Will Churchill Alva Lamb Minnesota Evelyn Nyquist

Hair graft from scalp used to repair mouth tissue

A wounded soldier received a graft of skin from his scalp to replace mucous membrane in his mouth. Described by Dr. Percival Cole at the Institute of Hygiene in London, the graft caused abundant interior hair growth requiring frequent inside mouth haircuts, though the operation caused little trouble overall.

Percival Cole Seamen’s Hospital Greenwich Institute of Hygiene London

Coal Mining Resumes Across Bituminous Districts

Immediate resumption of coal production was ordered in seven states after miners and operators renewed wage contracts. The interstate agreement covers last March contracts with dues check off and runs to March 31, 1923, with plans for a fact finding commission and forthcoming local and regional meetings.

Cleveland Sover T. K. Maher William Green John L. Lewis West Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Michigan Oklahoma Washington Frank Farrington Illinois Chicago John Hessler Terre Haute van A. Bittner The International Union Kansas Missouri Texas Arkansas Kansas City Lewis Philadelphia Iminors Richard Campbell Springfield

Plan to break up western grazing herds into small units

Washington proposes a plan by the Department of Agriculture to divide large sheep and cattle herds into small units managed by homesteaded farmers in western grazing areas. The idea aims to boost cooperation between stock growers and farmers amid drought and scarce pasture, with Montana figures like Joseph Hanlon weighing in on feasibility and potential gains.

Butte Washington Anaconda, Standard United States Department Agriculture Montana Washington, ‘Dispatch Joseph Hanlon Billings Standard Department of Agriculture Department For

Forgotten orders blamed in Butte rail collision

Expressman George Laub was killed when a freight train collided with the North Coast Limited 12 miles west of Butte at noon. He and crew members said they overlooked the passenger train had right of way and failed to grant clearance, a factor cited by railroad officials and reported to Livingston by rail reporters.

Butte Aug Frank O’donnell North Coast Limited Northern Pacific George Laub Durant Limited Laub Bearmouth Livingston

Wanderlust Tour Turns Into Longest Auto Journey

E J Ulrich of Detsa ingston and his son extend a two week auto tour begun August 4, 1921 in Detroit. They plan months in California and expect to return home around October 1.

Livingston California Idaho Montana Washington

Farm Equipment Hooked Onto 40tf L Dow

A fragment reports attaching a farm implement to a 40 ton load facility operated by L Dow. The note notes compatible connections and securing steps for transport. No具体 dates or locations are provided in readable text.

Notice of bankruptcy of Nelson and Chase partners

In the district court for the District of Montana the firm of Nelson and Chase consisting of Mary Belle Hruza and C C Nex was adjudged bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors will be held at 1 a.m. on August 12, 1922, in the Miles Krohne Block, Park County Montana. Ed C. Jones, referee in bankruptcy, Livingston Montana.

District Court Forth District of C. C Nex Mary Belle Hruza Chase Nelson and Chase C.C. Mary Belle Hruza Chase and Partners Nelson and Mary Belle Hruza Mary Belle Chase Nelson of Miles-Krohne Blockston Park County Montem Livingston Ed C. Jones

Tow Truck Offer From L. F. Donthett-G

An offer advertising a tow truck is presented with a price of 551.49 and attributed to L. F. Donthett-G, suggesting a sales pitch or promotion for a vehicle.

L. F. Donthett

Second Shipment of Cattle to Farmers and Stockmen

Announcement of a cattle shipment for farmers and stockmen at multiple stations on Monday August 28 along the line including Columbus Reed Point Big Timber and Rapelje with a note to remember the date August 2. Livestock description lists matched team geldings weight around 2080 pounds and guaranteed good. Warren Blasdel at Geo Gallups.

Columbus Reed Point Big Timber Rapelje Guarateed Warren ’ Blasdel Geo Gallup’s

Thank You Note for Support in Our Bereavement

Mr and Mrs Adolph Tronand and family express sincere thanks for the thoughtful assistance and floral tributes received after their loss.

Msr Adolph

Dairy license required for dairy product sale

Public notice states a dairy license is necessary for anyone keeping cows and selling dairy products. Applications must be filed with Butler, Helena, in Sweet Grass County.

Butler Helena

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