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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
7
Church directory lists Rev. Lucas G Engelstad as pastor and notes Norwegian services at Big Timber with 11:00 a m times on multiple dates. English services are at Big Timber 7:30 p m. Hawile has Norwegian services at 200 it. Sunday School at Bien Thaber Sundays at 10 a m. You are invited to attend.
Rector Rev. GW G Van Winckle presides over Second, Third and Fourth Sundays in December with evening services at Tay Sunday School each Sunday at Joe Mi point.
Mass on the second Sunday cot each month at 10 30. Sunday school under the supervision of Mrs J O Leary at Wu im every Sunday except July and August.
Frank H Condit, pastor, announces weekly services each Sunday at 11:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. Sunday School begins at 10:00 a.m. All are welcome to attend.
The notice lists Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m worship at 11 a m on the second fourth and fifth Sundays and Sunday evenings at 7 30 Prayer meeting Thursday evenings at 8 St Pauls Methodist Church Reed Point Divine worship first and third Sundays at 10 30 a m and 8 p m on Saturdays preceding these dates
A scanned roster lists U S officials from Montana including Senators Henry J L Meyers and Jos M Dixon both of Missoula, Representative Chas N Pray from Fort Benton, and state officers such as Governor Edwin L Norris Helena and Superintendent Wilfred E Harmon. Also named are the U S Marshal William Lindsay Helena and Attorney James W Freeman Helena along with other federal and state posts.
Judge Frank Henry presiding in Livingston with court reporter Jerome Williams listed for the Sixth Judicial District proceedings.
A detailed roster of town and county officials including state lawmakers State Senator Charles McDonnell and State Representative W L Martin, local officers such as Mayor John F Asbury Clerk B C Hale Treasurer J W Geiger and Sheriff O A Fallang, plus boards of education and commissions.
A brooding tale follows Bob McAdoo a penniless youth turned newsboy and mill worker who becomes Fourth Ward boss. He allies with MacPherson and Remington while courting Eleanor Gilbert, the sister of steel king Henry Sanger, and battles railroad and steel interests, ultimately courting reform yet entangled in love and power.
Paul, in a Sunday mood of restlessness, plays a pipe organ while Eleanor Gilbert watches with mixed admiration and pity. Her singing reveals longing for something higher, as she contemplates love and motherly wishes. The scene ends with Paul declaring his devils are gone and acknowledging Eleanor.
In a tense scene, Paul contemplates love against a rival McAdoo and a self interested Eleanor. Sanger pressures industrial foes as Paul faces moral choices about allegiance and sacrifice then attends a dull sermon with Eleanor and Kath lein.
Eleanor, an unhappy wife, visits the governor's home and grows close to Murchell as Kathleen and Robert McAdoo loom in the background. Eleanor wrestles with loneliness, social hope, and unspoken affections amid political and domestic tensions at Adelphia’s capitol.
In a room beside the governor’s portrait Eleanor and Bob encounter Tie as he enters with calm, dignified authority. Mrs Dunmeade had warned Eleanor before, and the reunion unfolds with restrained surprise and formal introductions.
For sale two parcels with city water and cement sidewalks. Terms: $5 down and $5 per month. Trade possible for work horses. Contact W. R. Stokes.
Proclamation from Governor Edwin L Norris offers five hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of Mal Jouell, a fugitive after the murder of Deputy Sheriff Joseph Brannin in Melville Sweet Grass County on November 16 1911. The reward remains in force six months from November 22 1911.
Sweet Grass County Montana offers a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of Mal Jowell for the November 11 murder of Deputy Sheriff Joseph Brannin in Melville. The notice dated November 23 at Big Timber is issued by Chairman G. A. Loasby of the Board of County Commissioners.
Train numbers for the North Coast Limited Northern Pacific Express Western Express Puget Sound Express and others with listed departure times across a dense timetable. Includes Miss Valley Express with multiple daily slots and times.
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