Local Notes From Grey Cliff March Onward
Oscar Braaten travels to Helena Monday for a U S Veterans Bureau examination with Philip Elgen substituting. Harry Billings returns from a telegraph duty break with a pleasant trip through Alabama Georgia and southern California. Grey Cliff stores receive a salt car from Salt Lake City with Anton Nepstad and son Floyd unloading and storing it. Beatrice Hoese undergoes tonsil removal surgery with a successful outcome. Early tourist season evident as three Ford touring cars westward carry household goods and another car eastward. Turvey and Sorenson celebrate a double birthday at the Sorenson home. Ellingson seeks another Overland with Bill Duffy, who expects to resume driving soon. Dr L W Baskett visits after a Work creek call. Graham family quarantined due to diphtheria linked to a prior outbreak that caused a death at the Clevidence home. Grey Cliff Community Club restarts with a luncheon hosted by Mrs Clarence Flattum. attendees include Hansen Peterson Keppler Sorenson Turvey Payne Carter Elgen Esp Duffy and Grace Helen Engen. Mrs Clarence Flattum learns her father is dying in Long Beach pneumonia fever. John Esp and family travel to California. Albert Esp and wife also depart for California seeking health improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Braaten
Powers
Iecft
Helena
U. S. Veterans Bureau
Philip Elgen
Harry Billings
Northern Pacific
Alabama
Georgia
California
Harry
Grey Cliff
Salt Lake City
Anton Nepstad
Floyd
Beatrice Hoese
Billings
Cy F. A. Turvey
Ollie Sorenson
Sorenson
Mr. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Big Timber
Bill Duffy
Bill
L. W. Baskett
Grey Clif
Graham
Work Creek
Clevidence
Grey Chm
Clarence Flattum
Mesdames Hansen
Peterson
Keppler
Turvey
Payne
Carter
Elgen
Esp
Duffy
Grace
Helen Engen
John Esp
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Esp
Grey Chi
Albert Esp
John
Sunday to Monday visits and travels around Livingston Big Timber and Springdale
Springdale J W Beatty and M Savage with wife visited Livingston on Sunday and Monday. Ben A Chirk and Mr and Mrs Wim Muir traveled to Livingston and Big Timber. Sam Goodman collected sheep pelts from Livingston on Wednesday. The Baker and Arndt families visited Big Timber through the week. J S Duckering bought a Radiola from Springdale Lumber Co. Fred Beley and wife stayed in Hunters Tuesday. Other visits include rides with Fordson from Livingston to Ebert Sheep Co and hog shed construction for Geo McCain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Beatty
Livingston
Ben A. Chirk
M. Savage
Wim. Muir
Big Timber
Fred Beley
Hunters
Sivert Bakke
Sam Goodman
John Gjerde
J. S. Duckering
Springdale Lumber Co
John W. Fryer
Maude
A. M. Glark
Bates
Fordson
Ebert Sheep Co
Gateway Motor Co
H. V. Arndt
Louis Olson
Chris Ostrem
Gjerde
Local Notes From Big Timber and Nearby Areas
Reed Point residents J. L. Walker C. M. Hart and Pete McKeith agtoed to Sugar City Thursday returning Friday Oscar Munson moved his family to the ranch home of G E Lamb to farm this year Jack Frazee started equipping the former drug store building for a cafe and ice cream parlor Mrs George Johnson traveled to Billings for medical attention and returned Friday night Mrs J C Barnes rode to Billings to visit her daughter Mrs Albert Running returning Monday Mrs Tom Deckert and daughter Mildred visited in Acme Wyoming before returning A doctor from Big Timber examined Eva at the A P Graham home and placed a quarantine for diphtheria Quarantine on W S Whitford family lifted and children back at school Little Zilla Brumfield ill with bowels recovering after care from Dr Payne at Columbus Mrs Nelo Broadwater hosted a birthday dinner for her mother Mrs Fred Swift with guests Mrs I A Goddard Mrs Clarence Anderson Mrs Swift Mrs Powell Mrs Poundstone and Mrs Farr Mr and Mrs John Welch arrived from Butte for cancer treatment on Mr Welch’s foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Walker
C. M. Hart
Pete McKeith
Sugar City
Oscar Munson
G. E. Lamb
Jack Frazee
George Johnson
Billings
J. C. Barnes
Albert Running
Tom Deckert
Mildred
Acme
Wyo
Big Timber
A. P. Graham
Eva
Esther Nelson
Alta Horton
Beulah Manis
Oscar Ostensen
Leo Deeney
Jack Williams
W. S. Whitford
Zilla Brumfield
Payne
Columbus
Nelo Broadwater
Fred Swift
I. A. Goddard
Clarence Anderson
Swift
Powell
Poundstone
Farr
John Welch
Butte
Mr. Welch
Deficiency Bills In House For First Run
Helena Montana def iciency appropriation measures were introduced by the appropriations committee as the first such bills this session except salaries and per diem for the assembly. Four measures cover 1923 1925 and 1925 1927 with items for supreme court district judges county attorneys, transportation of prisoners, refunds of excess collections, hospital and prison expenses and various state offices and boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena J
House
Appropriations Committee
Assembly
Supreme Court
District Court
Montana
Ortheopedic Commission
Montana State Hospital For
State
Board of Pardons
Board of Entomology
Board of Examiners
State Budget Office
State Land Office
Experiment Station
Industrial Accident Board
State College
Warm Springs
Comedy "For Love of Money" Draws Large Crowd
A long time later his condition is little if any better. A large crowd attended the comedy For Love of Money and valentine party given by the Soldier Boys Memorial Library club Friday night. Everyone expressed themselves as being well pleased with the performance and enjoyed it thoroughly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soldier Boys Memorial Library Club
Prohibition Agent M M Day Fatally Shot in West Virginia Raid
West Virginia prohibition agent M M Day was killed during a liquor raid at Premier near Welch. Jim Sneed, a Black suspect, shot Day. officers then killed Sneed in a fusillade. The raid targeted houses on the Flanagan coal company property. Day was a licensed Christian minister famed among moonshiners in southern West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welch
W. Va
West Virginia
M. M. Day
Jim Sneed
Premier
Here
Day
Sneed
Flanagan Coal Company
The
Christian Church
Posey Man Named Enforcement Agent Since 1918
A Posey man earned an enforcement agent role for six counties, effective since 1918. He previously led Welch police as chief, then served as deputy sheriff and county jailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posey
Welch
Agriculture Seeks Probe Of Hoover Influence On Agriculture
The House and Senate Agriculture committees weigh charges that Secretary Hoover dominates farm policy. George N. Peck accuses Hoover of shaping the president's agricultural conference report. Wheat cooperatives oppose a federal marketing board, urging producers’ control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Congress
Hoover
Curtis
Kansas
Ieader
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate Committee
Wheat Belt
House Committee
George N. Peek
American Council of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Peck
Agricultural Conference
T. Naftzer
Kansas Wheat Growers’ Association
United States
House Agricultural Committee
George N. Peck
Commerce Department
Mr. Hoover
Farm views clash over Hoover role in agriculture policy
Mr. Peek argues transportation and marketing fall under Mr. Hoover while criticizing agricultural reliance on the secretary. He urged a nonpartisan commission, a revised McNary Haugen export bill, and even a congressional probe into Hoover’s ag policies. He says farm readers oppose Hoover domination of the agriculture department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Peck
Secretary of Agriculture
Slemp
Congress
Secretary Hoover
Peek
Mr. Hoover
Department of Agriculture
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OWL Creek Coal
L. F. Douthett CO
James H. Wick
J. J. Gallagher
Springdale
Reed Point
C. Patton
T. S. Lavald
H. C. Roquet
Melville
John Moss
Helen Wallum
Green Ranch
John Campbell
John Johnson
Willa
Theodore
Esther Colby
Theodore Olson
Julius
Hilman Gunderson
W. H. Donald
Nina McMahon
Lutheran Ladies Aid
Sigurd Lavold
Crag Kyrie
Elks
Earl Green
P. L. van Cleve
Sv. Sigurd Lavold
C. Flare
Agriculture
Bear Creek
H. P. Mooney
Soren Rue
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Mont
F. C. B. Toledo
Overland
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