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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1921

Page

8

House amends beer bill to permit home brew with limits

Washington August 16. The Willis Campbell beer bill amendment would let householders brew at home for personal use if not for sale. Federal agents would need warrants to enter homes and searches require belief liquor is made or sold there. Debate over striking out for sale failed 96 to 54. Volstead endorsed the substitute, saying enforcement remains unchanged.

Washington House Representative Fields Kentucky Representative Volstead Minnesota Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Mr. Volstead

Warrant Conditions on Searches in Liquor Laws Enforcement

Federal officers may obtain evidence by methods other than warrants to prove violations of liquor sale laws, but searches of homes require a warrant and only if liquor is being sold.

National Park Whiskey Ring Convicted in Yellowstone

In Mammoth Yellowstone Park the first federal prohibition case in the park ends with five hotel staff members convicted. Frank J. White, assistant manager, fined 1500. R J Wells, chief clerk, 100. Thomas B. Dwyer, head porter, 150. Otto J. Breil, porter, 100. W H Gruenhagen, bellboy, 100.

Livingston Lake Hotel Yellowstone National Park United States Meltrim Mammoth Yellowstone Park Forest Service Frank J. White R. J. Wells Thomas B. Dwyer Otto J. Breil Porter W. HH. Gruenhagen Hellboy

Melville Woman Sues Railway for Big Damages

Mrs. Bertha Hughes Lemen of near Melville files a district court suit seeking 315,000 from the director general of railroads for injuries on a 1919 Northern Pacific train near Rosebud. She alleges a violent jerk threw her against a dining car buffet, causing arm and nerve damage, medical costs of 400, potential 2500 operation, and permanent pain. The March 7, 1919 accident left her with a permanently injured arm and ongoing suffering.

Billings Bertha Hughes Lemen Northern Pacific Rosebud Lemon Forsyth Big Timber Lemen Stipu

Premier Briand to Lead French Delegation in Washington

France informed the state department that Premier Aristide Briand will attend the Washington conference as head of a diplomatic delegation. The invitation strengthens the diplomatic lineup for the conference with France's top officials set to participate.

Washington Ishhm France State Department Aristide 'Briand

Scandinavian American bank visitor returns from Rapelje and Billings

Vacation miss Doris Webb visits Rapelje and Billings before returning Sunday. An advertisement notes lower Dodge Bros. car prices at the Motor Inn. The Sons of Norway hosts its annual picnic at Arneson ranch, three miles north of Big Timber, next Sunday with an interesting program and lunch to be brought by attendees.

Doris Webb Scandinavian American Bank Rapelje Billings The Motor Inn Dodge Bros Sons of Norway Arneson Ranch Big Timber

Big Crowd at Chico Springs Sparks Tourism Talk in Big Timber

J S Solberg and daughters Helen and Stella return from Chico Springs praising a large turnout. Robert Bray of the Sweet Grass County Chamber urges merchants to track traveler sales as 29 houses report 448.42 in cash sales. The High School board learns no penalty will be charged for portable motion picture use in schools and churches.

J. S. Solberg Helen Stella Chico Springs Robert Bray Sweet Grass County J. A. Lowry Sweet Grass County High School Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific

Lutheran Services and Picnic Notice For Prospective Attendees

A fragmented notice outlines Sunday church services at St Paul and a nearby picnic. It mentions openings for student rooms and housing, a carnival law engagement, and events in Dillon with nightly entertainment and hotel feedback.

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