Pioneer Extends New Year Greetings to Friends and Patrons
The Pioneer extends greetings and best wishes to its readers and supporters. It hopes the coming year brings peace happiness and prosperity for all.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
4
The Pioneer extends greetings and best wishes to its readers and supporters. It hopes the coming year brings peace happiness and prosperity for all.
The Pioneer reprints its December 26 1912 New Year editorial praising Big Timber and Sweet Grass county prospects while noting later disappointments. It contrasts past hopes of rail extensions and agricultural boom with today’s decline, foreclosures, and shift to promoters over solid merchants.
The Sweet Grass News accuses two commissioners of approving $246.76 for November county printing that could have cost $190.06. A state examiner order spurred purchases, with Pioneer and county officials debating a $400 offer versus lower bids seen in nearby counties. The dispute highlights frugal pricing and alleged overpayment by the county.
The Newark column notes President Roosevelt denied saying Engineers are human just like I am, though the stenographic record confirms the line. It highlights a widespread use of like as a conjunction and the need for strong evidence before accepting such confessions.
The Big Timber Townsend Club No 1 expresses sorrow at the death of Mrs S P Harvey’s husband and father. A copy of the resolution is to be placed in minutes and sent to Mrs Harvey and to Big Timber papers. Committee: E H Ellingson and A Whitney.
In Sweet Grass county Montana the District Court fixed January 5 1938 for proving John M Tobin deceased will and hearing for letters of administration with will annexed. Alban Nixon trustee seeks order to sell Section 29 30 land 160 acres plus water rights and Dry Creek Canal stock with rights of way. hearing set January 5 1938 at Big Timber court. Residents named include Margaret Rider Fletcher Ella Rider Thurginer Elizabeth Tobin Chiswell Sadie Corsette Barnes Kathleen Corsette Kieffer Margaret Corsette Fred Corsette Jr Clara McDonald Cora Bullen Marie Bullen Leslie Garber and John M Johnson plus Kate Morton and Alban Nixon.
Montana in and for the County of Sweet Grass Henry Schrader deceased notice is given by the administrator of the estate to creditors and all persons with claims against the decedent to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to the administrator at Citizens Bank & Trust Company Big Timber Montana for estate business this 8th day of December 1937 at Billings Montana Attorneys for Administrator Alva L Lamb Rockwood Brown Horace S Davis Melvin N Holness and Franklin S Longan Suite 4 The Montana National Bank Building
The Commercial Bank and Trust Company stockholders meet at the Citizens Bank and Trust Co office in Big Timber Sweet Grass Montana on Tuesday January 11 1938 at 7 pm to elect directors and conduct other business Alva L Lamb secretary publication dates December 16 23 30 1937 and January 6 1938
The annual meeting of stock holders will be held at Citizens Bank & Trust Co in Big Timber Montana on Monday January 10 1938 at 7 pm to elect trustees and transact other business. Harold Roe secretary. Publication dates December 16 23 30 1937 and January 6 1938.
The Citizens State Bank will hold a directors election at the Citizens Bank and Trust Co office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 11 1938 at 5 pm for the election of directors and any other business as may come before secretary E L Frang R.S.
Sweet Grass County Pioneers Society of Big Timber Montana passes a December 6 1937 resolution on the death of John M Tobin dated November 30 1937. The document notes the loss to the community and expresses deepest sympathy to Tobin's family with minutes copy and family notice requested. Signed by E H Ellingson chairman P J Deegan and Theo T Olson.
Troxel's at 125 N Main St Livingston slashes store and furniture prices by 1 to 14 percent with all stock to be sold. Make an offer and act now as remaining inventory is offered for whatever it may bring.
Sweet Grass county reports 83 births in 1910 while Montana totals reach 6294. Father M T OBrien assumes charge of St Josephs church in Sioux City and G A Loasby travels for a 30 day vacation with Mrs Loasby. Bridges at Grey Cliff and Reed Point awarded to Security Bridge Co. priced 14750 and 19800 respectively. James Graham, long resident since 1874, appears in court. Masonic lodge and Knights of Pythias officers elected with multiple named officials.
Miss Gladys Davis and Mr and Mrs J B King travel to Butte for Christmas. Local merchants report lively holiday trade despite poor country roads. The county faces about 231000 in total taxes with 212643 paid and 12000 delinquent, plus 8000 in unfinished business. The city fuel program ends, coal distribution resumes with Western coal arrivals.
Mrs. Robert Andrew of Fish Creek died in Livingston Wednesday evening. Brammer & Brammer opened a Bozeman bakery in the Brownlee block. Mrs. Maude Druckemiller and Mrs. Gertie Harris started City cafe. Profs Derr Baade attend state teachers convention in Billings. Senator Charles McDonnell heads to Helena for legislative session. Auto and wagon collision on Third avenue wrecked wagon. horses ran away. John Riley witnessed The Squaw Man in Grey Cliff. C T Bu sha called to Detroit for mother’s illness. she died a day earlier. Helena stockmen seek unpaid due from stray shipments. S W Langhorne Jr. of stock commissioners jailed for forgery, one year. He lost most of the money gambling.
Henry Ford and son Edsel said yesterday they would distribute an eight million dollar bonus among eighty thousand employees. The report lists other local items including a marriage license issued December 24, a Norwegian visit and a silver wedding celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Grosfield delayed by the war.
Lucius C. Ormsby of Big Timber Montana has filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim to Lot 1 2 Hinwi and parts of Sec 29 30 31 Township 1S Range 15E Montana. Witnesses named Fred W. Thompson Ora W. Thompson William Summers Arthur E. Ormsby. Final proof set before John A. Lowry January 26 1938. First publication December 23 1937. Fifth publication January 20 1938.
United States Interior Office announces Montana filed for patent to all of sections 16 and 36 in township 5 north range 12 east to be patent by June 21 1934 act. Protests or notices of claims must be filed at the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana within thirty days from last publication. Thus F Corbally Register January 6-13 1938.
The board of county commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana invites objections to closing two miles of county road starting at the Southwest corner of section 31 township 4 north range 17 east east along the township line to the southeast corner of section 32 township 4 north range 17 east. Objections may be made at the board office on Wednesday January 5 1938 at 2:00 p.m. by order of E R Patterson clerk and recorder.
The Citizens Bank and Trust Co. will hold a meeting at its Big Timber Montana office on Tuesday January 11 1938 at 7 oclock p m for electing directors and other business as may come before the meeting Alva L Lamb Cashier
The annual meeting will be held at the Citizens Bank and Trust Co. office in Big Timber Sweet Grass for the ensuing year. Alva L. Lamb serves as secretary treasurer and will handle proper business before the meeting. Pub. Dec. 16 23 30 1937.
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