Local Happenings and Rodeo Notes at Big Timber
Visiting Weet J. H. Trower and family are in Idaho and Washington. Local livestock market reports show hogs down 10 to 15 cents while cattle and sheep steady. outside buyer bids five cents per pound for limbs this week. Miss Ruth and Evelyn Oie depart to Glendive then Billings for normal school. Broken arm near shoulder of Harlan Wright after pony tumble. Ross Grady to Chicago. last Cooke City fishing trip with McDonnell and Carney. Mortgage transfer filed in Spokane involving 44 422 31 dollars. County wool exhibit prizes include five silver cups and six ribbons. Gas price cut to 23 cents per gallon after coordinated dealer action. Evangelist visiting Big Timber on bicycle, sharing stories with packed crowds.
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Cohn
Sam Cohn
Walter Kennedy
Billings
Columbus
Reed Point
Ald
Big Timber
Pocatello
Idaho
Missouri
Money makes fair success as Montana crowds grow
Wonder Of Wonders draws near 25 000 attendance at Montana state fair closing. Officials report 18 704 paid admissions and 6 259 passes with plans to send exhibits to Lewistown Billings Missoula and other cities. Montana State Poultry association reelects A R Beamon Great Falls as president with Lloyd Chezen Helena I J Dorseh Butte secretary treasurer and Jessie Bradley Bozeman J S Scott Great Falls as directors.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Lewistown
Billings
Missoula
Montana State Poultry Association
A. R. Beamon
Great Falls
Lloyd Chezen
I. J. Dorseh
Butte
Jessie Bradley
Bozeman
J. 8. Scott
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
Society
Gladys O'Donnell Wins Derby at National Air Races
Gladys O'Donnell clinched the women's derby title at the tenth annual National Air Races in Chicago, flying a Waco 10 from Long Beach California to finish in 1 hour 1 minute 16 seconds. Mildred Morgan placed second with Jeaneta Rene third. Ruth Stewart and Ruth Barron were also finishers. In the Pacific class A men’s derby, John Blum of Seattle won in 18 hours 24 minutes 31.1 seconds, with Nick Mamer and Floyd Keadle following, and Bert Rouff placing fifth.
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Ruth Stewart
St. Louis
Ruth Barron
Hollywood
John Blum
Seattle
Blum
Nick Mamer
Spokane
Floyd Keadle
Portland
Ore
Keadle
Frank Kammer
Wenatchee
Wash
Mamer
Bert Rouff
Riem
Fish And Game Board Implements Wide Changes In Montana
The Montana state fish and game commission ordered a state hatchery superintendent hire to oversee 14 hatcheries and extended open seasons on Chinese pheasants in November. It closed various upland bird seasons, expanded Warm Springs facilities, planned duck lakes and dam projects, and authorized stocking on the Little Blackfoot while delaying action on Meagher and Gallatin counties renewal.
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Helena
Mont
State Fish and Game Commission
John Froligher
State Game Enforcement Association
Warm Springs
Red Fox Lake
Lambert
Red Rock Lake
Meagher
Gallatin
Upper
Maiden Mock
Little Blackfoot
Powell County
Deer Lodge
I. H. Treese
fRavally
Alta
Hughes Creek
Big Thompson River
Plains
Saunders County
Powell
Granite
Italian Bank Founder Dies In California
Lorenzo Scatena 98, Italian immigrant who helped found the Bank of Italy, died in Sausalito while his stepson A P Giannini, former bank president, hurried home from Paris. Scatena directed farming and trucking before joining the bank, which began in 1905, with Giannini rising to president in 1908. He was known as Boss Scatena among the six thousand workers.
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San Francisco
Lorenzo Sentena
Bank of Italy
Sausalito
Golden Gate
A. P. Giannini
Paris
Giannini
France
Bremen
Scatena
Italy
Here
Scateng
Commission
Seatena
L. BR. Sevier
Los Angeles
Venry Seatena
George Giannini
San Francisco Commission
Texans and Mississippians in hot primary battles
Tubbs leads Carnahan by about 23 000 votes in Mississippi as Frank C. Derby won a strong early lead in secretary of state contest. In Texas Ross Sterling leads Ferguson for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with returns from 251 of 244 counties counted. Sterling cites his governorship aims and highway bond plan while Ferguson faced a potential end to a long political era.
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Tubbs
Carnahan
Merriam
Harry A. Chamberlin
Los Angeles
William A. Kinsley
San Diego
Frank C. Derdan
M. Len Hutshine
Donald Braie
San Francisco
Aackson
Miss
Ross Collins
Mississippi
Collins
Robert Harrelson
United States
Pat Harrison
Dallas
Texas
Ross B. Sterling
Houston Chronicle
Satundas
Mirian A. Ferguson
Sterling
Ferguson
Texas Election Board
Kerguson
James E
Kim” Ferguson
Lone Star
Fergusons
Austin
Littl
Texas Highway Commission
Dan Moody
Enterprise
Anahuac
Galveston
Wyoming Primary Results See Carey Lead in Senate Nomination
Robert D. Carey former Wyoming governor won the Republican senatorial nomination by about four thousand votes over Charles E. Winter as returns from 610 precincts showed. Vincent Carter was renominated in another strong statewide showing, with Gov. Frank E merson leading incumbents in the gubernatorial race.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Robert D. Carey
Vincent Carter
Wyoming
Carey
J. M. Carey
Charles E. Winter
William C. Deming
W. N. Walls
Walls
Harry B. Henderson, Jr
Carter
H. J. G. Hartwell
Harry Henderson
Frank
Wyoming state office contest results show incumbents led
Auditor Ross Alcorn with 20 297 votes defeats challenger C H Reinnerth of Casper who had 13 543. Secretary of State A M Clark incumbent leads with 20 228 while challengers H S Kirk of Lingle has 3068 and A D Persson of Cheyenne 11 168. Treasurer Harry Weston of Jackson leads with 21 348. opponent Robert La Fonrtaine of Cheyenne has 1.
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Ross Alcorn
C. H. Reinnerth
Casper
A. M. Clark
H. S. Kirk
Lingle
A. D. Persson
Cheyenne
Harry Weston
Jackson
Robert la Fonrtaine
Governor Ericksen Back Endorsed by Livestock Leaders
A Montana conference praising Governor Ericksen commends his honesty and improved market outlook for feeder livestock. Bankers and livestock leaders note his efforts in Washington and express support, with assurance that grazing periods on forest reserves could be extended to aid Montana stock men.
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Montana
Washington
Erickson
Local Notes From Big Timber Area
John Pinkerton served as a Big Timber business caller on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Henry Evenson toured to the county seat Saturday. Mr and Mrs Ghester Fraser drove to Big Timber Tuesday on business. Mr and Mrs John Oliver rented the McKeith house and are settled there. Guy Lamb, depot agent for nearly twenty years, has been transferred to Columbus and left for duties there with family. Mrs Illa Ostenson returned from a visit to Big Timber and Melville with her mother. The 4 H club sewing and canning exhibit at the lower school drew a good crowd Tuesday. winners in first year are Geraldine Neumann Dorothy Sharrar and Rita Sharrar. in second year Pauline Rash Grace Toole and Claras Schmitt. third year Dorothy acon and Thelma Ask wig was fourth year entrant.
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John Pinkerton
Henry Evenson
Ghester Fraser
Big Timber
John Oliver
McKeith House
Guy Lamb
Columbus
Illa Ostenson
Knute Anderson
Melville
Geraldine Neumann
Dorothy Sharrar
Rita Sharrar
Pauline Rash
Grace Toole
Claras Schmitt
Dorothy Acon
Thelma Askwig
Local social notes and travel highlights in Absarokee region
Families travel for purchases and visits across Absarokee Laurel and Bitter Root. A new baby girl born at Forsyth hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmann is noted. Frank Miller buys a blacksmith shop in Laurel and prepares to move. Eugene Baxter departs for Texas for health reasons. Buford Murphy undergoes appendectomy for ruptured appendix. Local visitors and health updates accompany these events across town.
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Joe Campbell
Shirley
Absarokee
B. O. Torgrimson
Walter Hoffmann
Forsyth
Hoffmann
Sid Fraser
Bitter Root Valley
Laurel
Eugene Baxter
Texas
Buford Murphy
Big Timber
Fred Schmitt
Sam DeFrance
I. J. Walker
Jake Wegner
Gladys
Frances Ellen
For Sale Eight Room Residence and Building Lots on McLeod
Eight room furnished residence on McLeod Street with 135 foot frontage, lawn, parking, garden and trees. Includes hot water heat, new fireplace, breakfast nook, interior decor, two car garage. Also five building lots across from City Park with sewer sidewalk curb paid and water on lots. Moore Addition with about 760 building lots nearby. Ford coupe with balloon tires and oak sideboard and Winchester 401 rifle offered. See C. A. Caulkins at residence.
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McLeod Street
Moore
C. A. Caulkins
Card of Thanks from F. R. Hickman
I express sincere appreciation for the many kindnesses shown during my bereavement. F. R. Hickman expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and sympathy.
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F. R. Hickman
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Yonkers
N.Y
Ruth
Evelyn Oie
Severin Oie
Glendive
Nebraska
Francis Orshek
Cedar Rapids
Neb
Chas. W. Campbell
Orshek
Mr.Campbell
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Ernest. Severance
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First Bridge
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Ronald McDonnell
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W. A. Conwell
Rutter Investment Co
Wester Life Insurance Co
Ribbers
L. J. Buchanan
Ray’s Tin Shop
E. Callendar St
Tel
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Gladys O’donnell
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Edward Leary
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Italian Bank
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American Party
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Nelle O’donnell
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