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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
7
Rev. Lucas G. Engelstad and Pastor Dee lead Norwegian services at Big Timber and MHowle locations. Sunday School meets Sundays at Big Timber. Attendance invited. times include 12:02.10 and 11:00 a.m. for various services.
Pastor Frank W H Condit presents Christmas Eve Thoughts on December 21 with services at 7 p.m. and an invitation to all. Sunday School scheduled for 10 a.m. All are welcome to attend the event and services.
Rev G W G Van Winckie rector announces December schedule with evening services on the second third and fourth Sundays and Sunday School each week at 10 AM.
Mass on the second Sunday each month at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. under Mrs. J C O Leary supervision. Services also on alternate Sundays except during July and August.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10 a m Epworth League at 7 00 p m Worship 11 a m on second fourth and fifth Sundays and every Sunday evening at 730 Prayer meeting Thursday 8 o'clock St Pauls Methodist Church Reed Point Divine worship first and third Sundays 1030 a m and 8 p m on Saturdays preceding these dates
A listing of federal and state officials including Senators Meyers and Dixon of Missoula, Representative Pray of Fort Benton, Judge Rasch, and Jerome Joeke surveyor general. Also named are U S Marshall Lindsay Trevena, U S Attorney Freeman, Land Office officials Wilson and Sales, Governor Norris, Lieutenant Governor Allen, Secretary Swindlehurst, State Auditor Cunningham, Treasurer Esselstyn, Attorney General Galen, Superintendent Harmon, Chief Justice Brantly, Associate Justices Holloway and Smith, Clerk Athey, Railroad Commissioners Stanton Boyle Morley, State Veterinarian Knowles.
Judge Frank Henry presides in Livingston with court reporter Jerome Williams.
A lengthy list names state and city officials for Big Timber and surrounding areas. It includes State Senator Charles McDonnell and State Representative W. L. Martin, with detailed posts such as Treasurer H Utermohle Clerk F R Hickman Deputy Clerk J A Bailey and multiple county posts. Notable entries cover Sheriff O A Fallang Under Sheriff J W Kirkwood Attorney A G Hatch Assessor H J Nicholson Surveyor D J Walvoord Superintendent of Schools Mrs Jessie R Evans Health Officer Dr A P O Leary Coroner J A Lowry Public Administrator J G Ellingson Commissioners G A Loasby John T Esp C M Rein Justices of the Peace H C Pound Adam Melville Albert Silberling Fish Creek High School Board members and ex-officio mayoral and clerk roles. Ends with job printing note for The Pioneer office.
A fatherless Bob McAdoo moves from theft and fighting to city power, allying with MacPherson and Remington while courting Eleanor Gilbert. He shifts from cruel ambition to reformer, facing love, betrayal, and a painful confrontation that echoes his brutal past in a governor’s mansion.
Bob McAdoo watches Eleanor Dunmeade with the child in her arms as she charms a gathering in the library. Eleanor teases Bob with a playful smile while Mrs. Dunmeade and a maid oversee the scene, and Bob struggles with his feelings as she sings.
Two dark mares aged four and five years, weighing 2520 pounds, branded on the left shoulder were taken up near a ranch after last summer’s crossing from Gallatin valley. Owner must call, prove property and pay charges. Big Timber Montana. Brandon brine? Home cured hams bacon and leaf lard offered at Bray's.
The fragment lists passenger trains and routes including No 1 North Coast Limited No 3 Northern Pacific Express No 6 Western Express No 41 Puget Sound Express No 2 North Coast Limited No 4 Atlantic Express No 6 Eastern Express No 42 Miss Valley Express with times 1:16 p m 3:42 p m 2:3) p m 10:55 p m.
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