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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1941
Page
4
The message reflects on Christmas and hopes for a bright peaceful year ahead. It notes New Year’s Eve celebrations next Wednesday with wine cocktails and Kentucky bourbon as leading entertainments and urges caution against overindulgence.
The annual stockholders meeting of Commercial Bank and Trust Company will be held at Citizens Bank and Trust Co in Big Timber Montana on Tuesday January 13 1942 at 7 pm to elect directors and transact other business. Alva L Lamb secretary. Pub Dec 11 18 25 1941 Jan 1 1942.
The annual meeting of State Farms Co. will be held at the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 13 1942 at 7 pm for electing directors for the ensuing year and for other business as may properly come before the meeting. Alva L. Lamb Sec Treas Jan 1 1942.
The Big Timber Building and Loan Association calls a stockholders meeting at Citizens Bank and Trust Co Montana on Monday January 12 1942 at 7 pm to elect trustees and address proper business. Harold Roe secretary.
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co. will hold a meeting at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 13. Alva L Lamb is the cashier.
The Citizens State Bank will hold a directors election meeting at the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 13 1942 at 7 o clock p m. E L Frang secretary.
City schools close Friday for a two week vacation. Mrs. Sam McGregor of Musselshell died last week in a Butte hospital. Seth Wilson, longtime foreman for Twedot Wilson, attended court and visited old friends. G A Loasby leaves for Elmsdale Nova Scotia for holidays with Mrs Loasby. R E Arnold of Elgin Illinois sells a ranch east of Glasston to Mr Anderson of Chicago for 150 per acre, 160 acres, bought a year ago for 50 per acre from Glass-Lindsay Land Co. The Yellowstone Stores Co. launches at stockholders meeting. directors include Loasby, Arneson, King, Bray, Hathaway, Brownlee. Carl D Paulson named manager, Hathaway assistant. M J Henry sells ranch north of city to David Nevin, 160 acres for 2400. Henry plans to open a rooming house in Idaho. Big Fred Sealoff of Grey Cliff dies in Seattle hotel. body to be brought home. He was 6 ft tall, 340 pounds, German born. worked for Martinsdale Sheep Co and Briggs-Ellis Co, later ranched on Bridger Creek. Livingston dispatch reports lynx killed 98 sheep, 17 turkeys, 18 ducks, 96 chickens on Shields river. unprecedented loss in the county aside from a 10 year prior bobcat incident near Elton that caused 900 losses.
Pioneer files news notes from Grey Cliff and surrounding towns including births marriages and visits. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs William Duffey of Grey Cliff. Mrs Selmer H Solberg and daughter attended church with Holy Communion. Andrew Billman pioneer of Banack buried at Mountain View Cemetery with local pallbearers. Senator McDonnell to relocate to Berkeley after new year.
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