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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1922

Page

7

Rail Labor Board Fights Strike Crisis Amid Delays

The labor board presses hearings as shopmen fail to appear and Jewell and Healy are subpoenaed. Meanwhile maintenance of way crews consider strike votes, with a large majority said to favor action, unless rehearing on grievances is granted.

Mr. Jewell Timothy Healy Cand Oilers Jewell Healy Maintehanse of Way Grable Maintenance of Way Brotherhood Maintenance of Way Detroit Hooper Labor Board

Dry Boosters Get In Friendly Gabfest

In Denver on June 28 the annual convention will focus on law enforcement and World Prohibition topics, drawing attention to policy discussions and allied efforts among attendees.

Denver Colo

Prohibition League Opens Convention Aimed at Global Enforcement

Hundreds of Anti Saloon League delegates gather in the city for a two day session. Capt. Ebert of Portland to speak on law enforcement with P A Baker addressing later. League officials insist elections favor prohibition and call for full protection of government interests in properties tied to the Chemical Foundation.

Anti-Saloon League of America Globe Ebert Portland Ore Pacific Coast Anti-Saloon League United States A. J. Finch League For Colorado P. A. Baker

Finlander feud ends in killings near Butte

Fred Holmquist 34 and Tor Holmquist 3 are dead and Anna Holmquist 36 dying from gunshots. Alex Holmquist 41 is under arrest, claiming motive over a reconciliation and his brother’s marriage to the woman. Neighbor Annie Johnston suffered a finger wound from a stray bullet.

Butte Fred Holmquist Tor Holmaqwist Anna Holmquist Alex Holmquist Finland Alaska Annie Johnston

House Takes Recess For Campaign Season

The House adjourned tonight at 9 49 to August 15 giving members time to campaign while the Senate works on tariffs. The vote 171 to 43 with two present, Democrats joining in adjourning, as Mondell urged the move amid a rush to trains. Democrats pressed to stay to consider Henry Ford's Muscle Shoals lease offer.

Washington House of Representatives Senate Mondell House Henry Ford

Harding orders return of patents from Chemical Foundation

President Harding issued instructions to demand immediate government return of all patents trademarks copyrights contracts and other property transferred to the Chemical Foundation Inc by alien property custodians of the Wilson era. The letter to alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller was made public at the White House and follows prior Republican criticism of the foundation.

Miller Attorney General United States Chemical Foundation Washington Harding The Chemical Foundation, Inc Wilson Thomas W. Miller White ‘House Congress

St Josephs Catholic Church Services July 9, 1922

On the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 and the fourth Saturday at 10 o clock services are held at St Josephs Catholic Church under Rev P Sheehy pastor The listing notes Sunday July 9 1922 and ongoing monthly schedule.

St. Joseph's Catholic Church Rev. P. Sheehy

St Mark's Church Dismisses Sunday School For Summer

St Mark's Episcopal Church ends Sunday School for summer vacation. Preaching services are held on the first and third Sundays of each month at 11 a m.

St. Mark’s Episcopal Church

Congregational Church Sunday School at Ten A M

Sunday school sessions are scheduled at 10 a m at the Congregational Church. The note invites all members and newcomers to attend the morning program.

United Evangelical Church announces Sunday services

Reverend Wilber Isley remains pastor. Two preaching hours are listed with morning services at 11 a.m. in the Auditorium and 8 p.m. at Glasston. McKenzie Scheel House holds a 2 p.m. preaching service and 3 p.m. Sunday School.

United Evangelical Church Wilber Isley Glasston McKenzie Scheel

Church Notice Sunday Service at Mrs Broughton House

The Church of God announces Sunday School led by Mrs Jane Brown at the residence of Mrs R F Broughton at 10 a m and preaching service at 11 a m each Sunday.

Church of God Jane Brown R. F. Broughton

Lutheran Church notices list services and meetings

Lutheran church announces Rev. A Holbeck as pastor with Sunday School at 10 a.m. J A Lowry leads Youth Fellowship League at 7 p.m. Choir rehearsals occur every Tuesday.

Lutheran Charch A. Holbeck J. A. Lowry

Sabbath Services At Grey Cliff Home Pastor Turvey

Services held every Sabbath at the home of F. A. Turvey in Grey Cliff with Sabbath school at 2 15 p m and services at 3 15 p m No Sunday services observed

Grey Cliff F. A. Turvey

Methodist Evangelistic Services Led by Rev A T Peck

Rev A T Peck serves as pastor and leads evangelistic services every Friday evening. He oversees Methodist work at Fishtail Reed Point and the local services. Come and get a sample, you may want more.

Methodist Church A. T. Peck

Final Proof Notice for Carey Act Land Claim in Montana

Notice of intention to make final proof to establish a Carey Act claim by J. Washington Paine assignee of Lyman O. Ewing for the northwest quarter in township three north range fifteen east, M P Meridian, before N Skillman U S commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July 11 1922. Witnesses include W E Snyder Frank Knoke Eugene Knoke and Eugene H. Cummings all of Glasston P O Montana. Also notice of publication from Department of the Interior U S Land Office Boseman Montana May 21st informing Ulysses G. Patrick of filing status.

Washington J. Paine Lyman O. Ewing Big Timber Montana M. P. Meridian U. S Big Timber Mont W. E. Snyder Frank Knoke Eugene Knoke Eugene H. Cummings Glasston P. O I. Paine

Notice to creditors of estate of George W. Baker

Emma B. Baker executrix invites all creditors and claimants to present positions with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the executrix at the law office of Davis and Kelly in Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana. Dated June 24 1922. Davis & Kelly attorneys for executrix. First publication June 29 1922. Last publication July 20 1922.

G. W. Baker Davis and Kelly Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana Emma B. Baker George W. Baker Davis & Kelly Said Executrix

Land Entry Seeker Files Three Year Proof Notice

Leo Overfelt of Big Timber Montana plans to prove up homestead entry No. 013756 for SW% section 34 township 2 north range 14 east M P meridian before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Montana on July 12 1922 Witnesses named Hugh Overfelt James Connolly Ben Long Charles Hecox all of Big Timber Montana George C Davenport non coal land Register First pub June 8 1922 Last July 6

Department of the Interior U. S Bozeman Mont Leo Overfelt Big Timber Range 14 M. P. Meridian C. N. Skillman Big Pa Mont Hugh Overfelt James Connolly Ben Long Charles Hecox Mont. George C. Davenport Coal Land Register

Thompson seeks three year proof on Big Timber land claim

Department notice states Fred W. Thompson of Big Timber Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim on his entry No 012711 for the southeast and southwest quarters of section 7 township south range 15 east Mont Meridian. The proving before C N at Big Timber Montana on July 7 1922 with witnesses Law Harry Duff Albert Atbrteht Lafayette Bailey George Co Davenport Ida Hogi Phstrapy Gena and others.

Department of the ‘Interior U. S. Land Bozeman Mont Fred W. Thompson Big Timber East M P. Meridian C. N. Ofice Law Harry Duff Albert Atbrteht Lafayette Bailey Big

Registration Closure Notice for July Deadline

The county clock will close at 1 o clock p m on the 18th day of July for registration. This notice announces the end of registration and directs affected parties to complete actions before the deadline.

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