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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1903
Page
5
A digest of community briefs includes visitors and travels of Tom Ryan and Nellie Lamb, sales offers from Budd Drug Co and Christie, a militia reorganization, a coal delivery ad, a court notice charging Munsons, a missing pocket book reward, marriages and births, social events at Congregational church, and local miscellany from Big Timber and surrounding towns.
The Athletic Association plans a Friday dance January 15 at the armory after coordinating with the Militia company. Co C will drill Tuesdays at Dier Browning hall. Geo Nepstad returns from Dakota where he spent a year. Christ mas night dance at Ellison ranch was large and lasted till breakfast. Mr and Mrs W L Irvine arrive from Butte to visit relatives. Rev Geo Perry to speak on Region at Congregational church Sunday evening. Morning service at standard hour. County Superintendent Mrs Alice Webster and Minges Beiders and Bredbeck of Melville leave for Anaconda for teachers institute. Big Timber Athletic Association elects officers next Monday night at Dier Browning hall. Shoe ad promotes Christie heals shoes. Irvine returns from Red Lodge for bids on Sweet Grass Stillwater bridge at Nye. contract let to Lydia Covell for bridge and approaches. Mrs Hartman of Povatello visits lands with investment plans and may return in spring with friends to pursue land under the new ditch or buy ranches.
The notice states a sheriff sale in Sweet Grass County Montana. E B Crandall sues H W Bliss executor with order of sale dated January 1 1904 at 2 pm. Property includes Lots 3 and 4 and 37 and 18 in Boulder Addition No 1 Big Timber. Sale at courthouse front door. Dated December 29 1903.
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