Big Timber to Harlowton Highway Kept Alive by Bond Plan
Senator Wheeler reports federal approval to extend the Big Timber Harlowton road to Moore Mont. Gov Roy E Ay notes if the November road bond passes, the project is a priority. $3,000,000 in bonds will match federal funds, benefiting northern residents. credits go to Tom Stout and the Harlowton Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeler
Department of Agriculture
Harlowton
Moore- Mont
Thist Daty
Roy E. “Ay
Here
Tom Stout
Lewistown
Jerry O Connell to Start Independent Montana Liberal Newspaper
Former congressman Jerry O Connell plans to return to Hamilton Montana after leaving Congress on January first to launch Jerry O Connell s Montana Liberal an independent weekly criticizing Anaconda Mining Company and state politicians. He sets a two dollar yearly subscription and aims for wide Montana distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry O’connell
Montana
Hamilton
Montana Liberal
O’connell
Anaconda Mining Company
Jerry
Montana stockmen warn of harm from new trade treaty
F E Mollin, secretary of the National Livestock Growers Association, says the Canada United States trade pact will hurt Montana stockmen by opening the American market to 75 000 Canadian cattle and cutting duties to one and a half cents a pound. He argues the deal would drag prices and push the beef industry down. He notes past losses from the old reciprocal agreement and questions whether Washington understands basic economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
F. E. Mollin
National Livestock Growers’ Association
Montana
Mollin
United States
Dominion
Washington
Montana pupils win big at Chicago livestock show
At the 1938 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago Montana entrants won multiple top honors. Helen Monfortin of Gallatin Gateway won a junior Hereford steer class blue ribbon. Arthur Jacobsen of Clyde Park took first in the 1,000 to 1,500 pound Hereford steers. Irene and Edna Mae Brown, both nonrelated Aberdeen Angus exhibitors, won grand and reserve grand championships with 1,135 and 1,344 pound steers respectively, besting other regional competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montana
Helen Monfortin
Gallatin Gateway
Mont
Arthur Jacobsen
Clyde Park
Irene Brown
Aledo
Edna Mae Brown
Miami
Okla
J. E. Brown
S. C. Fullerton
Edna Mae
Homer Graber
Mineral Point
Wis
Ralph Hess, Jr
Verden
Hereford
Leo. P. Duer, Jr
Charlotte
Iowa
Dream of West Coast Highway Slowly Emerges
Washington reports a pan American highway linking Canada United States and 20 Latin republics from Alaska to Patagonia. A Pan American conference will hear how 12 000 miles of road could connect North and South America with bridges in Central America and Panama and a Pan American railway project spans 10 116 miles with 17 126 miles built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alaska
Patagonia
Canada
United States
Latin America
Mexico City
Guatemala
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Brazil
South
Amerca
Bolivar
Venezuela
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Mexico
Laredo
Texas
North
South America
Europe
New York
Buenos Aires
At the Churches St. Mark's Episcopal Sunday School
St. Mark's Episcopal Church lists a Missionary Sunday School at 10 a.m. The notice highlights the morning program and times for parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mark’s Episcopal
W. Roy Bennett
Evangelical Church Schedule Is Season of Services
Claire L. Harris, minister, leads Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11. E L C E services at 7 15 p.m. and evangelistic service at 8 p.m. Choir meets Thursday 7 p.m. Midweek service Thursday 8 p.m. Brotherhood meets third Tuesday. Ladies Aid gathers second and fourth Wednesday 2 p.m. E L C E social on third Friday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Claire’ L. Harris
Brotherhood
Ladies' Aid
First Congregational Announces Sunday Schedule and Youth Orchestra Plan
Rev W L Spencer leads Sunday School at 9 45 a m and 11 a m church services. A second Sunday School and service are set at Voges school 2 30 p m. Choir practices at 7 45 p m Thursday. The Young People plan a lunch Thursday at 6 p m followed by a meeting to form an orchestra for Sunday School and other events. The first meeting will be Thursday evening after choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
W. L. Spencer
Voges School
Lutheran Church Weekly Services and Activities
Rev A A Holbeck conducts Sunday School at 10 Norwegian services at 11 and Melville service at 3 p m Midweek prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Junior Luther League Thursday 7 30 choir rehearsals Monday 7 30 Confirmation class Wednesday 4 15 and Saturday 2 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Melville
Junior Luther League
Christian Science Sunday Services At Daliman Hall
Christian Scientists meet each Sunday morning for services in Daliman Hall at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Christian Scientists
Daliman Hall
Church Announcements: Sunday School and Services Listed
The Church of God with Pastor M. L. Lowe offers Sunday school at 10, preaching after, and 7:30 Sunday evening service on the topic The Jew and His Future in the Light of Bible Prophecy. Wednesday 7:30 p m worship and Friday 7:30 p m Y P E followed by choir practice led by Elma Savchenko.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF God
M. L. Lowe
Elma Savchenko
St Joseph's Catholic Mass Schedule Update
Rev Fr Schuh conducts Mass on the second Sunday of each month at 9 30 a m and on fourth Sundays at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph’s
Fr. Schuh
Boy Scouts Organize for Winter Program
About 26 boys attended a Monday meeting organizing a winter program. New record forms were adopted and knot work emphasized for Tenderfoot candidates while Second class Scouts practiced first aid. A December 3 hike from the grade school at 11 a.m. was planned. Raymond Ryan acts as junior assistant Scoutmaster with Nat Clark as senior patrol leader. Billy Mijelde elected troop scribe and likely treasurer. Three patrols formed: Silver Tip, Flaming Arrow, and Wolf, with named patrol leaders and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts
Roskie
Bozeman
Billings
Raymond Ryan
Nat Clark
Billy Mijelde
Silver Tip
Harold Odell
Jack Franklin
Daniel Graff
Ed Wheeler
Harold Hoem
Lawrence Peterson
Robert Tronrud
Raymond Hogemark
Flaming Arrow Patrol
Jim McGuire
Lloyd Strand
Ralph Johnson
Donald Eggerman
Kenneth McLane
Douglas Franklin
Cecil Carl
Lyle Larson
Wolf Patrol
David Graff
Bryan Cross
Gale McLane
Pierre Franklin
Charles Price
Bill Sippel
Gaylord Henry
George Swanson
Card of Thanks for Weidinger and Neumayer Families
We express sincere appreciation for the sympathy shown by friends in the death of Simon Weidinger and by Mrs Simon Weidinger Mr and Mrs John Weidinger and Family and Mr and Mrs John George Neumayer and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simon Weidinger
John Weidinger
John George Neumayer
Public Land Notice for Jessie G. Cole Montana Final Proof
Department of the Interior General Land Office Billings Montana November 21 1938. Jessie G Cole of Springdale Montana filed to prove final claim to land described in Addl S R Hd Act 1916. The final proof will be January 4 before U.S. Commissioner John A Lowry at Big Timber with witnesses Jake Morris Carl Moore Robert H Cole Charles Francis William Riddell. First published December 1 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Billings
Montana
Jessie G. Cole
Springdale
S. R
SEVNE
Range
Principal
Meridian
John A. Lowry
United States
Big Timber
Monane
Jake Morris
Carl Moore
Livingston
Robert H. Cole
Charles Francis
William Riddell
Eleanor Cole
Orig. S. R. Hd. E
J. A. Lowry
Mon- Li
J. D. Morris
Chas. Francis
Dusting Off The Old Ones
David Nevin moves to the city for winter. Hay shipments by Briggs-Ellis Co and others to St Paul and Minneapolis markets. Belfast Me reports death of Mrs John D Webster aged 73, mother of Sam G Webster. Train brakeman H S Eckelberg dies after fall aboard No 3 at Livingston. Elk hunt party members ship to Gardiner and each take a elk. George Pitcher found guilty of wife beating fined 50 dollars. Ricketts, shot by Deputy Brannin, sent to Helena for parole hearing. to plead guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nevin
Briggs-Ellis Co
B. S. Hellopeter
H. E. Clouse
Ed West
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Belfast
John D. Webster
Sam G. Webster
H. S. Eckelberg
Livingston
W. D. Richards
C. N. Skillman
J. E Barbour
J. P. Campbell
Roy Osburn
Elmer Sanderson
Gardiner
Elk
George Pitcher
Herman Utermohle
Ricketts
Joe Brannin
Melville
Mal Jowell
Helena
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Local notes from Big Timber and surroundings
Community roundup reports prices and events including C C Nelson noting wheat at 1 50 a bushel and corn at 52 cents Eddie McConnell returns from work across Montana Robert Brays apiary burns with loss 7600 dollars and 4000 insured Fire at Boulder bridge area hampered by hydrant lack and honey fires Two officials report missing court reporter Bargion seen in Billings heading to Livingston Bread price 11 cents Major reward offered for window breakage in the city Marriage of Tom Hammer and Bonnie Manis in Bozeman State election results show Republicans with large margins irrigation bonds defeated Roads bonds lose by 34000 officials tally indicate Republican majorities in both houses Governor Dixon and congressmen named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
C. C. Nelson
Eddie McConnell
Melville
Robert Bray
Boulder Bridge
Columbus
A. H. Bargion
Stark
Billings
Commercial
Bargion
Livingston
Iles
Lowry
Tom Hammer
Bonnie Manis
Big Timber
Bozeman
E. R. Curry
Baptist Church
State Board of Canvassers
Dixon
McCormick
Riddick
State Senate
House
Public notice: alias summons in Montana quiet title case
In Sweet Grass and Wheatland counties, Wallis Huidekoper sues Cora V Kelly Margaret V Osborn Helen Johnson Langston and others claiming any right to land. Defendants are ordered to answer within 20 days. case seeks to quiet title to extensive described lands in Montana. Witness Dick Armstrong, clerk, with date November 17, 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora V. Kelly
Margaret V. Osborn
Helen Johnson Langston
Bridget Veasey
Edward Veasey
Ed Veasey
Adelia H. Wilbur
Henry W. Wilbur
Henry W. Hood
H. W. Hood
Marian N. Horwitz
Orville Horwitz
George Quintard Horwitz
Charles L. Culton
Agnes F. Culton
Nels ‘E. Nelson
Nels F. Nelson
Margaret C. Nelson
Central Trust Company OF New York
Thomas Keevan
Thomas Keenan
Thomas M. Hampton
T. M. Hampton
Patrick Patten
Patrick Patton
Patrick Veasey
Park, Veasey
Mary E. Tice
Fany Tice
Fanny Tice
Eliza B. Talcott
Warren E. Talcott
Kenyon Talcott
E H. Talcott
Luella Moore
Louella Moore
Laura Gaustard
Laura Gaustad
Estella Nagues
Estella Nagus
Fielding R. Smith
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Wheatland County
Montana Principal Meridian
Wheat
Land County
Bontang
Monana
A. D
Dick Armstrong
Land patent values and heirs in Montana public notice
Eleanor Cole filed original and additional service rights claims under 1916 act No 034605 for lands in Montana sections and townships. The notice records proceedings before J A Lowry at Big Timber on January 4 with Carl Moore J D Morris Charles Francis and Robert H Cole listed as local parties. Public record dated December 29 1938.
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The
Big Timber Pioneer
Jerome Williams
Iawlands
Stockman
Page One
C. W. Henderson
Victor, Mont
Builders Dream OF
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
BOY Scouts Organize
Voges
Northern Pacific
North Coast Limited
Gsad
United
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Sweet Grass
Wallis Huidekoper
A. Ronald McDonnell
John N. MacFarlane
Plaintiff
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