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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
2
Classified ad from the Pioneer lists four head of goods work horses for sale at the George W. Moore ranch in Gibson. Details include the seller’s name and location, with price and availability to be arranged.
Notice warns that all past due accounts at Millers store will be placed with a collector after September 1. The Big Timber Lutheran Ladies Aid hosting a food and candy sale August 26 at the Motor Inn. A second cattle shipment is planned for August 28 to stations including Columbus Reed Point Big Timber and Rapelje. Dairy license is required for selling dairy products with testing by Dr. J W Butler and Dr J Meek Wolfe. An auditorium dance is set for August 31 with music by Babcock theatre orchestra. A pasture-for-horses offer stands near the fair grounds at nine dollars per head through April 1.
Wanted two school boys to board with Mrs. R. E. Bartels. Also wanted sheep to pasture from now to April 1 for 82.00 per head in good condition. They will receive good care, quality sheds, shelter, and spring running water. Geo. H. Gallup. 41-t.
Classified notice seeking high school boys or girls for board and room. Includes contact phone 174K and a reference 38-31 Mrs. Alice Harris.
A notice invites attendance at a Tin Can school house event on Saturday August 26 at a local venue. No further details provided in the readable text.
Johnstown, Pa. Aug. 19 The mayor, Joseph Cauffiel, announced he will not prosecute dispensers of real beer after enforcing edicts on saloon keepers and brewers. He cited aim to curb bootleggers and poisonous liquor and said dry agents were enlarged with the dismissal of federal prohibition chief O R Stiffler.
Helena Aug. 17 Billings was chosen by the Montana Masonic grand lodge at its annual session as the site for the 1928 gathering in the consistory temple. Claude J. McAllister of Kalispell now in Helena was elected grand master with C. S. Bell Billings deputy, H. L. Hart Hamilton senior grand warden, E. W. Spottswood Missoula junior grand warden, Richard Lockey Helena grand treasurer, Cornelius Hedges Helena grand secretary. Lockey and Hedges were re elected. Appointive officers named. The Montana grand chapter of the Eastern Star will meet tomorrow for its 33rd annual session.
A compilation of candidate declarations for the Sweet Grass county offices. Individuals announce bids for clerk and recorder, superintendent of schools, state and county representatives, sheriff, assessor, treasurer, and county commissioners with primary election date August 29 1922 and mentions of republican or democratic nominations.
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