Butler Expenditures Under Scrutiny in Massachusetts Race
Stenographers tallying Massachusetts Republican committee spending in the Butler Walsh contest. The Liberal Civic League seeks full committee review in Washington with Crocker and Reed reporting totals of about 235 789 dollars. Fundraising and unpaid liabilities include 62 000 advanced by Harrie M Richmond.
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Boston
Republican State Committee
William M. Butler
David J. Walsh
Liberal Civic League
United States Senate Campaign Investigation Committee
James A. Reed
Conrad W. Crocker
League
Washington
Crooker
Reed
State Committee
Grooker
Women’s
Snappy Weather Boosts Demand for Powerized Winter Gasoline
Local dealer W. J. Knapp touts Powerized winter gasoline as the solution to cold start woes. He explains double distillation removes impurities and highlights the low initial boiling point and low end point for easy starting and fuel economy. Truck fleets seek quick starts to cut cranking risk and insurance costs.
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W. J. Knapp
Stirrups and Saddle Parts in Ancient Rome Claim
Gracchus the reformer in the early Roman Republic allegedly fitted highways with mounting stones for horsemen. Stirrups appeared in the fifth century but were uncommon even into the twelfth century.
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Gracchus
Lutheran Church Sunday schedule and confirmations
At The Churches 20r1 Sunday December 5 1926 Rev A A Holbeck Pastor J A Lowry Superintendent Sunday School at 10 am English services at 11 am Grey Cliff services at 2 30 pm U P League at 7 pm evening service at 8 pm Confirmation class meets Saturdays at 1 pm and Wednesdays at 4 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
J. A. Lowry
Grey Cliff
U. P. League
First Congregational Church Announces Services and Book Sale
Rev. Arthur E. Prior leads church school at 9 45 and worship at 11 with a special sermon. Communion and new members welcome. U P S C E meets at 6 30 p m. Christmas Eve plans underway. Santa expected. Congregationalism books available from the pastor at 25 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Arthur E. Prior
Congregational Church
Saint Joseph Church Weekly Devotion Schedule
St Joseph s Catholic Church lists monthly devotion at 3 p m, first Sunday. Mass at 9 a m on second Sunday. devotions at 3 p m on third Sunday. and high Mass at 11 o clock on fourth Sunday under Pastor Fr Drolet.
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Fr. Drolet
Evangelical and Seventh Day Adventist Services Listed
Evangelical Church Pastor Rev N A Eller conducts services at 11 o clock. Seventh Day Adventists Elder A J Lockett leads Sabbath school at 2 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Pioneer cattlewoman Christina Rudd recalls harsh Montana winters
Mrs. Christina Rudd, known as Grandia Rudd, recounts her first Canadian winter near Medicine Hat. She details freezing cattle losses, long hay drives, and the 500 mile journey back to Big Timber, revealing the grit of pioneer ranch life and her later return to Montana with 47 head sold at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J. Brown
Milk River
Dundas
Big Timber
Calgary
Christina
Grandia Rudd
Bozeman
Eames
Medicine Hat
Royston
Howe Boys
Big Bar U Ranch
Rudd
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber Creek
Christina Rudd
Creek
Eighteen Years Ago Items In Helena Big Timber Notes
Mrs S S Brannin and daughter registered at the Grand. Modern Woodmen plan annual masquerade ball on New Year’s Eve. A Perrine Carl V Anderson and Henry Schrader attend Shrine meeting in Helena. Thea Tjirfensen and Gust Nelson wed with Rev J E Madsen officiating. Ceremony at Henry Wollum home witnessed by few friends. Bride cousin of Mrs Wallum. J A Lowry Co sold 5.4 acres of Hawks ranch to F M Lamp who will reside there as county clerk. The Maggie Irvine building at McLeod sold to L F Donthett. H Utermohle leaves for Hildesheim to visit home and consult specialist about a slow-healing arm. returns by March 1 to begin duties as county treasurer. Ole Esp sold 2 200 lambs to Dr B Parham of Billings. lambs weighed ~70 lb. breeding with thoroughbred Oxford bucks from Bozeman may net $1 500. Mrs Gertie Harris from Billings. C F Williams from Big Elk. Join the Commercial club. help sought. Mr and Mrs Andrew Nichols of Two Dot visiting Big Timber. Open deer season ends December 15. other game closes December 1. W D Ellis of New York visiting ranching interests. hunting trip with J E King. Bray the butcher in Billings reports boosters. calls for Big Timber boosting. H Bliss Hardware Co sold to H J Koozer and T G Armstrong. Armstrong takes over December 1. firm renamed Koozer & Armstrong. Koozer formerly Boulder rancher and county commissioner. Armstrong a seasoned hardware man. Bliss exits due to eye infection. sale completed.
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S. S. Brannin
Helena
A. Perrine
Carl V. Anderson
Henry Schrader
Thea Tjirfénsen
Gust Nelson
J. E. Madson
Absarokee
Henry Wollum
Billings
Oxford
Bozeman
Gertie Harris
C. F. Williams
Big Elk
Andrew Nichols
Two Dot
Big Timber
W. D. Ellis
New York
Ellis
J. E. King
Bray
H. Bliss Hardware Co
H. J. Koozer
T. G. Armstrong
Koozer & Armstrong
Koozer
Boulder Valley
Armstrong
Bliss
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Oscar Braaten
O. B. Filare
Melville
H. T. Flemming
Reed Point
Mont
Cadillac Touring
Hampshire Bucks
W. H. Donald
Melville, Mont
Motor Inn
L. F. Doutheit Co
Golden Eagle Creamery
Sievert Bakke
Springdale
Glass Bros
Rhode Island
Jessie M. Jones
Hudson Touring
Earl S. Perry
Gibson
B. Kesselheim
E. M. Busha
Jack Watt
L.iight
James H. Wick
McLeod Street
J.A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Times
Yreamery
Grey Cliff Hall
Grey Cliff Ladies’ Aid
The
Deer Creek Ladies Aid
Homard Dress Company
Amsterdam
N. Y
Corkins
J. IF. Clark
Meleod, Mont
Cook
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
HH. C. Roquet
Cort Building
Jennie Forsythe
Cort Hotel
C. E. Linn
Overland
Big Timber Buildingg, & Loan Association
Treas
Eastman Kodaks
Butler
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Evangelical Church
N. A. Eller
Patterson Undertaking CO
C. Graff
Pioneer
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