District No 1 approves $50 tuition for 1929 1930 outlying pupils
The board of trustees of School District No 1 Sweet Grass county voted at the last regular meeting to charge $50 tuition for the 1929 1930 term to all pupils from outlying districts who seek to attend the district schools. Tuition must be paid in advance. Also notes on money to loan by Big Timber Building and Loan Association with J A Lowry as treasurer.
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Board of Trustees of
Sweet Grass County
Threshing at Reed Point Dominates Farm Activity
Reed Point reports widespread threshing in progress with varied yields. Several farmers note cutting rain for hay, reflecting mixed harvest conditions across the area.
Community Strolls and Travels Highlight Weekend Notices
Local residents embarked on weekend trips to Livingston Billings and Columbus while many visited Yellowstone National Park. Families and friends from multiple households converged for church services 4-H club events and social gatherings across towns and states.
Mrs. C. B. Nolan Dies After Second Stroke
Mrs. C B Nolan widow of Col C B Nolan died last evening at 6 oclock at Senator Walsh's summer home near Lake McDonald Glacier Park after a second stroke within a week Medical staff from Kalispell and Helena attended her She was born in Dodge County Minnesota and moved to Montana in the late 1880s She was active in public affairs and served as Democratic National Committeewoman for Montana Interment will be at Forestvale beside her husband.
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Helena
C. B. Nolan
Be. Nolan
United States
T. 4. Walsh
McDonald Lake
Glacier Park
Lake McDonald
Shober
Senator Walsh
Kohler Mortuary
Belton
Nolan
Jake McDonald
Senator
Walsh
Emmett Gudger
Dodge County
Minnesota
Iona
Montana
John Shober
Col. C. B. Nolan
Alfred E. Smith
Jiclena
Mms. Nolan
Mes. Smith
John Warner
Pioneer Saddle Maker of Billings Ends Life by Gunshot
W B Ten Eyck, famed Ten Eyck saddles maker for northwest cowboys, killed himself with a .32 revolver. His body was found on the southeast courthouse lawn Sunday by Herman G Smith near bushes. Despondent over finances, he had warned friends Saturday it would be his last day. The revolver was loaded, with another cartridge in his pocket, and he had purchased cartridges Saturday afternoon. His harness shop on Montana Avenue had long served stockmen and cowboys in the region.
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Billings
W. B. Ten Eyck
Northwest
Ten Eyck
Herman G. Smith
Smith
Smith Taxi Company
Theese
Montana Avenue
Montana
North Twenty-sixth
Twenty-seventh Avenues
Nat Ber
Dusting Off The Old Ones From Pioneer Files
A 1696 notice promotes Shi loh's Cure for consumption and throat diseases. The Boulder Stage Line lists routes across Natural Bridge, Boulder district, and nearby towns with horse details and reward for information. Also includes Big Timber National Bank banking data and a co owner notice for the Kicker quartz claim in Natural Bridge with a 90 day contribution deadline.
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Pioneer Files
Shiloh
Boulder
M. Hatch
Natural Bridge
Boulder District
McLeod
Cowan’s
Contact
Hick’s Park
Independence
Ig Timber National Bank
Big Timber
Montana
Capital
JD. Radford
W. L. Shanks
L. Shanks
T. K. Lee
C. T. Busha
J. A. Hall
Adam Crossly
United States
Thomas Hawley
Eighteen Years Ago Delegates Named For Dry Farming Congress
Governor Norris lists John Forster of Grey Owl Me as a key delegate from Sweet Grass county and notes nonirrigated farming advocacy. Also reports on hospital recovery for O B Jasper, new county high school principal GV Brown arriving with family, Mrs Soloman Craft’s death, and local happenings including bridge collapse, business changes, a marriage, and school teacher assignments for the term.
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Norris
John Forster
Grey Oil
Forster
Sweet Grass County
Friends
O. PB
Jasper
Murray Hospital
Butte
GV. Brown
Brown
Crest
Mount Pleasant
Mich
J. M. Lions
Nye
Lowry & Whitfield
Columbus
Craft
Ohio
Fitting Rites Held For Livingston Police Officers
A large Livingston crowd honors officers Martin Zollman and Peter Holt with Masonic, American Legion, and church services. Zollman was killed in a shooting by Rollin Davis. Holt died from injuries a day later. Public figures attended. processions stretched through Park County. Holt’s service followed by burial at Mountain View cemetery.
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Livingston
Masonic Order
Masonic Temple
Wetoek
J. V. Brown
Park County
Trafic
Martin Zollman
Peter Holt
Rollin Davisson
Reom
Northern Pacific
American Teygion
Masoniconder
American Legion
Gre
Police Department
D. J. Fitz
Legion
Milwaukee
Arthur Lytle
Ed Orleman
Lewis D. Smith
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Pelee R. McCarthy
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A. E. Modie
Grey Cliff
Mont
Rench
AL AL Lamp
Llampshire
Tony Dahl
Reed Point
E. M. Murray
Wilsall
O. Strickland
Wilsall, Mont
Starck Cabinet
Ingnice
W. V. Dotton
Jae
Guy F. Skillman
Lottie Stubblefield
A. Lowry
O. P. Terland
Hiesiand
Grand Hotel
Hans Tjaaland Ranch
John M. Shutts
Leo. J. Cremer
Nialte
Eale
Cook
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
K. Rennebaem
C. J. Ellingson
J. J. Gallagher Vee
J. A. Lowry & CO
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Patterson Undertaking CO. Big Timber, Ment
Big Timber Pioneer
Pioneer
Ella Mysse
Chester” Fraser
Ballard ‘Bare
Larence Anderson
Chicago
Lester Faw
Selma Peterson
L. L. Sharrar
Louise Adams
Curtis Adams
S. W. Fanning
Claire
Arthur
Fido
Farr
Lawrence Aber
Forest Laird
Akron
Lawrence
Abbie Deckert
Mildred
Arthur Sibbit
C. P. Daniels
WB. Daniels
Daniels
Bohanan
Prescott
Iowa
Burton Smith
Faller
Harrison
Grey Chua
John M. Hiner
Pioneer Saddle Maker
Frank Wright
George Brammer
Grover Colgrove
East
E. N. Patterson & Co
Tinlinger
Congress
New York Times
Taft
Engelstad
Horace F. Whitsel
Melville
Nettie Tangen
Cragnes
Minn
Whit
Florence Bergs
Gertrude Thompson
Inga Solberg
Eline Adam
Marion Nicholson
Minerva Powell
May Brown
Prof. Erickson
Livingston Police
The
St. V. Brown
Worthy
R. H H. Robinson
C. S. Ludwigson
P. 2. Thielen
W. S. Murphy
C. E. Neal
J. J. Jensen
Hill Grabow
Ben Barr
J. §. Klarr
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