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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
2
For sale by A. W. Strickland 41 tf listing includes square oak dining table six oak chairs a rocking chair oak dresser electric range three heating stoves oil heater parlor suit piano white enamel bed and springs Mason jars fuller items.
For sale or trade listing includes Rumley engine and separator parts a Deering and McCormick headers and binders plows a Maxwell truck with new tires lumber rough and dimension several price points Ward Parker Melville Montana and A W Strickland also advertises a six room house with concrete cellar eight acres water access and tf notice date 37 tf.
Money to loan on city property to erect, buy or improve homes or for homeowners. J A Lowry, Treasurer. Also notices for animals lost, rugs for sale, apartment for rent, draying services, suits to measure, and two houses for rent. CARD OF THANKS expresses gratitude for kindness after bereavement to Mr and Mrs Oscar Munson and Family Pearl Carpenter.
In Boston on August 21 the governors of New England states and their representatives met to discuss improving education for burners. The gathering focused on policy coordination and potential educational reforms across the region.
The Federal Coal Commission urges educating New England in substitute fuels and ensuring supply. John Hays Hammond leads the permanent body with Henry L. Shattuck as secretary. Hammond notes no anthracite strike fear and cites soft coal stability. He says bituminous supplies will be ample this year as union miners face stiff nonunion competition.
Helena officials announced this fall will see sale of 35 000 acres in Daniels county and additional tracts in Valley and Sheridan counties. The register of state lands will also consider town lot sales in Missoula county. Valley county parcels priced by 1922 appraisals, with preparatory appraisals underway for Daniels county land linked to the Great Northern railway expansion. The board also noted Musselshell county bonds totaling 38500 will fund a Roundup high school addition, while delinquent land contracts may be canceled after 81 days notice unless payments resume. The Fish Creek region is highlighted as ideal sheep country due to limited water yielding potential for grazing and future water storage projects.
Mrs. Spencer Jarrett returns from Canon City Colorado. County high school to start winner's work next Monday. Ada Johnson of Spokane visits Mrs. Forewald. Anna Desart of Dickinson to spend winter with aunt Shipton. P J Magelssen buys Don Auwarter ranch for 14000 with 960 acres machinery horses cows. John Burns convicted of petit larceny at fair grounds. Virginia Athens leaves for Seattle to teach in public schools. Birth announced for Guthrie’s daughter. May Peoples visits Kellogg. Frazer buys cattle from Jarrett. Stubblefield family to reside in Spokane for winter. County fair closes after record crowds and ideal weather. About 1500 on Friday. grand stand overfilled.
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