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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
4
The Literary Digest poll, amid praise from Democrats and criticism from Republicans, is shown to have forecast the Roosevelt landslide with near perfection. It claimed 100 percent accuracy on the landslide forecast and 99.6 percent on electoral vote, with a 96.99 percent accuracy on Roosevelt's share of the popular vote.
The Western Progressive notes Dennis A. Dellno of Lake County is the favored choice to become speaker of the Montana House as the majority shifts. Dellno, a farmer and former legislator, is praised for his service and suitability to lead, mirroring the typical floor leader to speaker succession pattern.
Notice details a sheriff sale in Big Timber Montana for December 30 1932 at 1 PM of multiple defendants including John N MacFarlane estate and Mabel Hash. The property covers 320 acres in section 26 township 1 south range 12 MT Principal Meridian with minerals royalties and appurtenances. Sale held at courthouse front door in Timber, Montana.
Court orders all interested parties to appear January 4 1933 at 10 AM in Big Timber Montana to show cause why administrator Creston L Crest may sell necessary real estate to pay debts and administration costs. Publication of this order in Big Timber Pioneer for two weeks prior. Judge Benjamin E Berg presiding.
Annual stockholders meeting for Commercial Bank & Trust Co to elect directors and conduct business. Meeting at Citizens Bank & Trust Co office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 10 1933 at 7 pm. Secretary names Alva L Lamb and E L Frang with dates Dec 15 22 29 1932 and Jan 5.
Citizens Bank and Trust Co will hold an auction at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 10. Alva L Lamb cashier signs notice dated December 15 22 29 1933 and January.
Reed Point residents report calling on Columbus dentists and Big Timber trips amid snowy roads while schools plan a Christmas program at the high school gym. A cold week ended with a sub zero spell. residents hosted birthday teas and a Soldier Boys Memorial Library club meeting.
Eugene Best hosted Sid ney Fraser Jr over the weekend. Mrs. Ike Lay is bed bound by illness for several days. Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Newt Lay attended to business in Big Timber Tuesday. The regular Sunday meetings will continue with Mr. Douma and Mr. Beekman. Womans club meeting postponed indefinitely due to cold weather. Henry and Fred Hausserman Conrad Hauge and Willie Lay returned from a hunting trip near Gardiner with elk. Sub zero week with high winds left snow in drifts. five degrees below zero was the coldest of the week. Mrs. Alexander, who bought the old Harlan place on Bridger creek last fall, moved from Roundup to Bridger creek with family.
Andrew Roukema leads Timber Sunday School at 10 a m with Morning service at 11 The re Special music E L C BE at 7 15 p m Evening song and sermon at 8 Prayer meeting Thursday at Mr and Mrs N E Oliver home Friday 7 45 p m Business meeting at the church for electing officers Citizen and Sunday school League Saturday 7 30 p m Choir practice at the church Glasston Sunday School at 2 p m Afternoon service at 3 o'clock
Lutheran congregation notes Sunday School at 10 a.m. Services in Norwegian at 11 a.m. Special U P League program in the afternoon. Midweek services on Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Confirmation class Wednesdays at 4 30 and Saturdays at 8 0 p.m. Boss rehearsals Thursdays at 8 p.m.
Notice of hearing on a petition to close the Old Yellowstone Trail from Hausserman hill to Hump creek road as a county road. Any objector may appear at the county commissioners office on January 4 1983 to state why the road should not be closed.
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