Big Timber News Roundup Reflects Social and Civic Happenings
Residents of Big Timber and nearby towns report visits, social events, and community happenings. Phrases mention Mr. and Mrs. Myrstol and Hash visiting, Muir and Officer families traveling for business, a February 27 dance at Springdale, and a high school entertainment planned for February 27 to raise funds for vocational conferences and school paper supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Myrstol
H. W. Hash
Wm. Muir
Alvin C. Officer
J. H. Preston
Glen Overfelt
Livingston
Geo. McCain
F. E. Officer
W. F. Officer
Dad” Hash
O’leary
Big Timber
Ben A. Clark
Springdale
Bittner
Helen Fraser
Hunters
Butte
Dillon
Minneapolis
Big Fimber
A. C. Officer
Wim. Muir
A. H. Dodge
Donald MacKenzie
Arthur Shinn
Ole Gausland
Jack Johnson
L. P. Officer
Guy C. Officer
Donald McKenzie
Mary Hiner
Zilla Malone
Wim. L. Morris
Tra
North Divide
Running
Billings
J. C. Barnes
Carl Bue
Beulah Manis
Esther Nelson
Karen Belle Johnson
C. BE. M. Bauer
Columbus
U. L. Walker
H. DD. Collingwood
Great Falls
Leone Grady
Countryman Creek
Oscar Moler
Groth and
Marlow
Tate Brumfield
Park City
L. L. Walker
A.W. Newman
Tom Deckert
Jacob Fjelde
Boyle's Hall
Bozeman
Local residents conduct business trips and visits
Reed Point Everett Farr returned Thursday from a business trip to Big Timber. Mrs G FE Hartman transacted business in Sugar City Thursday. Gramer Schultz of Laurel visited the Carleton home Sunday. E O Busch was a business caller in Big Timber between trains Thursday. Mrs A T Peck of Fishtail was here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett
Farr
Big Timber
Two Senators Drawn Into Public Scandal
U S senators Holm O Bursum and Selden P Spencer face DOJ inquiries over alleged improper influence before federal agencies. Senator Wheeler awaits jury appearance as he is under indictment for accepting a fee to practice before a government department. Spencer denies wrongdoing as details remain undeclared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Holm O. Bursum
New Mexico
United States
Department of Justice
Wheeler
Montana
Justice Department
Selden P. Spencer
Missouri
Capitol
Justice
Bursum
Spencer
Stone
Senate
Carl Magee
Teapot Dome
Donovan
Magee
Sam G. Bratton
Mexico
War Finance Corporation
Conference Party Is Now Thing Of Past
The Conference for Progressive Political Action adjourned its meeting in Chicago without forming a new party. A second session, led by A. B. E. Hays and Morris Hilquitt, debated plans for an American Labor party on geographic lines with Debs urging a partisan labor coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Conference For
Progressive
A. BE. Hays
New York
Morris Hilquitt
Progressive Party
Wm. Johnson
The
Machinists Union
N. P. Costigan
Washington
Gordon Norris
George Wolfe
California
E. E. Hays
H. L. Brunson
H. A. Bower
Massachusetts
Charles A. MacGowan
National Socialist Party
Committee of 48
LaFollette
Committee For Progressive
L. E. Shepard
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Order of
American Labor Party
J. H. Hopkins
Robert M. LaFollette, Jr
New Mexico
Texas
Nevada
New Jersey
Delaware
Arizona
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
United American War Veterans
Brotherhoods
Brotherhood
Eugene V. Debs
Debs
Shepard
Hilquitt
New Party
William Johnson
Cleveland
la Follette
Last Of Union Heads Wilson Dies In Wilmington
Maj. Gen. James Harrison Wilson retired U S Army and last of Civil War corps commanders in both Union and Confederate forces died at his Wilmington home at 87. He led Wilsons raid through Alabama and Georgia and served in Spain Boxer China campaigns. He authored works with Charles A. Dana and was Yorktown? No. Governor Porto Rico and Cuba command. Survived by two daughters Mrs Henry J Thompson and Mrs Edward Carey Willard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
James Harrison Wilson
Wilson
Spain
China
Henry J. Thompson
Edward Carey Willard
Hyde Park
Mass
Grant
Jefferson Davis
Alabama
Georgia
Porto Rico
Ponce
Cuba
Matanzas
Santa Clara
Congress
Charlee
Roosevelt
United States
Edward VII
Shawneetown
General Wilson
McKendree College
Lebanon
West Point
Department of Oregon
Port Royal
Debating teams from Montana state schools visit Big Timber
Montana State University and Montana State College debate Tuesday evening March 3 in the high school auditorium at 8. The event marks the fifth consecutive year they visit Montana cities and the fourth time in Big Timber with a vote on whether Congress should override Supreme Court decisions by a two thirds majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State University
Montana State College
Montana
Big Timber
Congress
Supreme Court
Oxford University
England
Missoula
North Dakota State College
University of Wyoming
Dakotas
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Billings
Livingston
Great Falls
Roundup
Columbus
Hamilton
Whitehall
Local High School Team Defeats Hardin in Court Debate
Last Friday evening Sweet Grass high school defeated Hardin on the negative side of the World Court of International Justice resolution. Judge Prof McCall of Bozeman praised Sweet Grass for strong construction and rebuttal while noting slight delivery by Hardin. Hardin members were Fred Roush Dorothy Herman and Edwin Astle with coach Miss Rachel Jordan. The Big Timber team was Geor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
United States
World Court of International Justice
McCall
Bozeman
Fred Roush
Dorothy Herman
Edwin Astle
Rachel Jordan
Big Timber
Geor
Trade Goods List Highlights Personal Care Items
A catalog of assorted items includes dress pins combs belts buttons crochet threads face powders mulsified coconut oil for shampoo perfumes powder puffs hair pins. This collection reflects daily consumer needs and grooming supplies of the period.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manufacturer’s Committee
Republican
Wisconsin
Reed Point
the Fair Store
Gia Thorson
Ann Cosgriff
Harry Thompson
A. J. Martz
Sweet Grass
Sheridan
Wyo
Sheridan High
Raymond Lyon
Horation Lyon
Yule Rees
Raymond Hoem
Pete Egeland
Ted Gunderson
Harry Dugro
Hinds
Russel Smith
White Sale
India
Bobbie
Colgate’s
Marinella
C. Graff
Patterson Undertaking Co
Mont
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