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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
2
State Senator announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state senator subject to electors at the August 24 primary. He states he has filed to represent voters and seeks the nomination.
Classified lines from Big Timber list ads for real estate vehicles farm machinery and livestock plus notices of lost items and wanted help. Businesses such as Elite Hotel Bakeries and Big Timber Supply Co are named along with residents Mrs Millie Snyder A L Bray W H Donald and C N Skillman offering sales services and loans. Many items include prices and contact notes with dates and page references.
Complete line of A. I. Root Co. Bee Supplies offered by C. W. Allen. Also second hand hives. Knock down at 22.50 each, assemble yourself. Located at Big Timber Lumber Co. 32.
Several candidates announce bids for county treasurer roles. E G Struckman and A Bishop seek the Republican nomination at the August 24 primary. A L Bray seeks the Democratic nomination in Sweet Grass County with the same date.
Local notices advertise a Saturday night dance at McLeod on August 21 with two year old cattle and a cream separator. Farmers Exchange invites crop samples for display and naming owners. Also listings for 320 acres west of Big Timber for sale with easy terms and hay racks at Big Timber Lumber Co. A second hand threshing outfit offered near Wilsall and a card of thanks from Everett Oliver for gas explosion care.
Notice: special meeting of stockholders of the Scandinavian American Bank in Big Timber Montana on September 18 1920 at 4 PM to vote on reducing directors from seven to five. Dated August 4 1920. A H Marble A V Y Melvor W Kirkwood G A Leasby directors. county treasurer candidate Paul L Van Cleve Republican ticket August 24 1920. Mrs J C Hines and Mrs Bramner visit Grey Cliff ranch.
G. B. Long announces candidacy for sheriff of Sweet Grass county subject to republican primary voters on August 24. S. B. Thurman announces candidacy for sheriff of Sweet Grass county subject to democratic primary voters on August 24.
Fidelia L Geiger announces bid for county superintendent of schools in Sweet Grass on the Republican ticket. The renomination is subject to Republican electors at the primary nominating election. August 24.
H. H. Austin announces candidacy for representative in the Montana legislative assembly subject to the action of the Republican electors at the August 24 primary election.
A. Ruth Sheridan seeks renomination to the county clerk and regorder post, subject to Republican voters at the primary on August 24.
District Judge candidate E. M. Niles announces his run in the Republican primary on August 24. He pledges to ensure substantial justice, decide cases on merits without delay, and discourage legal technicalities, asking voters to back his principles.
A series of public notices announce candidates for Sweet Grass county clerk of the court and county attorney. H. C. Pound proclaims renomination while J. E. Rees of Big Timber and Horace S. Davis announce candidacies subject to the Republican primary on August 24.
Albert P. Stark, Republican candidate, files for renomination to the office of district judge at the August primary. The action signals continuity for Stark’s judicial tenure and aims to secure voter support within the party.
The notice announces J. A. Lowry seeking renomination as coroner on the Republican ticket and Casper D. Graff running for county coroner in the coming primary in Sweet Grass County voters.
County surveyor candidate Carl E. Busse announces his bid subject to the will of Republican electors at the August 24 primary election.
CHAS BRYAN announces candidacy for county commissioner in Sweet Grass County for a six year term subject to the will of the electors at the primary election. He positions himself as a stable leader for local governance and development.
A candidate declares nomination for the assessor's office in Sweet Grass County and urges voters to support them at the upcoming primary election.
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