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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1926
Page
2
Classified ads list farm items for sale including a Sattley cream separator and a Hereford bull with hay, plus Hampshire bucks. Also a Christmas dance at Masonic hall and a water users notice urging conservation or metering to prevent freezing pipes. Water Commissioner Ben Mjelde signs the notice dated June 21.
Notices announce annual stockholders meetings for State Farms Co and Citizens State Bank in Big Timber Montana on January 11 1927 with 5 4 and 7 pm start times for electing officers directors and other business ALVA L LAMB acts as secretary treasurer and cashier for the publications. meetings set at Commercial Bank and Trust Co office and at bank office respectively.
Montana district court terms for the Sixth Judicial District in 1927 are listed by county with specific Monday dates. Also announced is a January 15 1927 tax sale in Sweet Grass County Big Timber with delinquent 1926 taxes due by 3 pm and a public inspection period for the delinquent list. Clyde E. Davis is treasurer.
On the Madison river at Red Bluff Veasey and McDonnell face trouble over a toll bridge run by Hayward his family ties to San Francisco and a quarrel over crossing sheep ends with a clash between a dog and six cats and the sheep crossing the bridge. The party then moves to Bozeman and notes early frontier figures and the Muir mountain trail and tunnel project.
A baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Peder Hoem. L F Douthett builds a storehouse for ice near the hill by the ice plant. Miss Inga Thompson and Gunder Birkeland wed at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. E A Erickson officiating. Officers elected for the Eagle and Royal Neighbors. Mrs C W Voges to Bozeman for Christmas. Mrs George Chaney of Bozeman visiting. A clam bake at the Whitney home draws eighteen male residents, with lively reports of all present.
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