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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
The essay argues the United States should withdraw from Siberia after a two year mission that achieved little. It notes Russian distrust, mixed home support, and the need to end the hands off policy while acknowledging harsh local reactions to American presence. It predicts renewed Russian blame even as troops depart.
Livingston attorney J B Selters was in Livingston on business. Mrs AL Knowles hosted about twelve women for cards. Frank Aultroft heads to Thief River Falls for the winter. Wilsall sheepman Zustin Swandal visited his brother-in-law Chris Ness. Harvey Cort sold his soft drink business to Teddy Torrison and Amund Commundson and plans sheep work. Mrs Jack Hart sails to England for months with family. Edward Selbman returns from St Paul after consult with government surgeons about a shrapnel wound. doctors will not operate now. Royal Neighbors install two new members. thirty attend with lunch. Big Timber Building & Loan shows growth to 17060 from 8600. officers and directors listed. Joseph Pope, Billings, longtime minister, visits on his way home from Butte. Eighth grade hosts birthday party for Frank Howard with gifts. Jean P Decker of Billings gives a talk on Indian hand work. Rev Father Lucas ill with high blood pressure. transferred to St. Vincent's in Billings. little hope for recovery. Mary Sheridan to marry William Nagle. plan trip to Helena and California. Nagle recovering from Siberian service and to be discharged soon. wedding party to visit Berkeley and then return home.
Chicago January 21 Willicen Bross Lloyd and three other alleged members of the Communist Labor Party of America were indicted in a federal case. The document accuses them of conspiratorial activity.
A special grand jury in Illinois returns indictments for conspiracy to overthrow the government under the state syndicalism act. Arraignment is set for next Monday. Bonds range from 9600 to 10000, with three women named among the indicted, including Margaret Prevey of Akron, Ohio. Some defendants are arrested, others out on bond or out of state.
McDonald of Livingston sparkles with a long basket to cap a hard fought game as Livingston’s Grifith and Harvey add scores. Local defense and refs’s calls shape the pace while Campbell departs late. Tomorrow the locals face Bozeman in Bozeman and then host Red Lodge Saturday.
A packed crowd watched Red Lodge lose to Columbus 32 30 after a Friday double bill that also saw Livingston beat Big Timber 5 4 and Park County second team top Sweet Grass second 12 4. Lineup included McDonnell Shorthill Nepstad Campbell Lyon and Harvey with referee Charles Lamb.
C N Skillman left for a six week visit in Seattle and coast cities. Al Volberding came from Livingston to see many Big Timber friends. Mrs H C Allen suffers tonsillitis but is recovering. Edna Maynard visits Bozeman home. John Nevin visits Livingston after snow delayed travel. W A Clark returns from Rochester after appendicitis operation. Frank Curtis leaves for Minneapolis to study pharmacy. Frank Weber from McLeod ranch visits. Henry Lamb ill with malaria fever. Nat C Bailey in Billings arranging shipment of thousands of sheep homeward.
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