Eastman’s Education Path From Grade School to Law Degree
The subject attended Big Timber grade school before 1920, graduated Pomona High School in 1924, studied at State College San Diego then Pomona College graduating 1928. In 1929 he earned a Telluride scholarship at Deep Springs, earned a Master’s, completed Cornell Law School in three years with a Bachelor of Law, and plans to locate in the southwest.
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Big Timber
Pomona
Calif
State College
San Diego
Pomona College
Deep Springs
Cornell Law School
Ithaca
N. Y
South“West
Sheriff candidate pledges honest dealings and deputy choice
The candidate denies rumors of selecting a deputy before election and vows honesty if elected. He states the deputy will be a good, conscientious and fearless man and asks for voter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartels
Local Roundup notes running for Lower House nomination
J E Sadring former rancher east of Roundup seeks Republican nomination for county representative with no opposition and likely election due to weak Democratic challenge. The roundup also mentions sugar beet webworm outbreaks with limited garden damage and alfalfa harvests begun to curb losses.
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J. E. Sadring
Roundup
Ben Slanger
Livingston
Dick Mjelde
O. E. Tangen
Frank Whitsel
Moorhead
Min
Yellowstone National Park
Daily
Wonderland
National Park
Livingston Bank
Merchants Bank
MacFarlane Defends County Budget and Office Costs
County Attorney John N. MacFarlane submits a straightfor ward statement defending office expenditures through June 1930 to 1932. He notes reductions in costs, asserts county limits on library rent and furniture, and argues careful investigations save money, urging continued support in the upcoming election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Macfarlane
Hoover Signs National Economy Bill Amid Cautious Praise
President Hoover signed the planned national economy bill estimated to save about 150 million dollars in federal outlays. He said the measure falls short of expected economies and lacks authority to abolish bureaus, while promising to ease hardships on federal employees. The House approved the $1,056,247,833 usury post office supply bill and the Senate will act. separately the Senate sent a veterans loan rate cut bill to the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hoover
House
Senate
White House
Early 20th Century Montana Graduate Joins ROTC Path
A Sweet Grass County High School graduate finished in 1928, entered the University of Montana Missoula the same year, earned an English literature scholarship in 1930, and graduated with an A B. He holds a lieutenant’s commission in ROTC and is at Fort George Wright Spokane Washington for an encampment. He plans teaching and a future post graduate course.
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Sweet Grass County High School
State University
Missoula
Fort George Wright
Spokane
Wash
County Commissioners Meet In Regular Session
The County Board met July 5 1982 in regular session with Chairman Olson and Commissioners Lamp and Nicholson plus Clerk Conwell. Minutes were read and approved, payrolls and assorted claims for road and office work reviewed and approved. The session adjourned to continue July 6 1982.
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Board of County Commissioners
Theo. T. Olson
A. A. Lamp
Chas Nicholson
W. A. Conwell
J. C. Taylor
Extension Service
E. L. Kepler
Ted Kepler
R. C. Johnson
Jack Harper
Bert Murray
Herman Utermohle
Oftoa Ta
Knapps
Motor Inn
Northwestern Auto Supply
Minneapolis Iron Store
Sup- Dick Plaggemeyer
Golden Rule
Seitbodt Geen Ddasdaendaaelac
Ee Motor Supply Co
Reptiman Lumber. Co
Shop Pie Motor Co
Amelia Beley
Hitrea
A. K. Dean
Oie Motor Co
Cemetery Fund
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
R. O. Sisman
O.n
Liberty Bonds
Silver Bow County
W. A. McComb
R. Hickman
Metropolitan Edison Co
Bridger Creek News Roundup From Big Timber Area
Shoppers visit Big Timber on Tuesday and Saturday while haying continues and the crop looks strong. Families such as the Cartwrights and Marlows travel, with church and rodeo outings noted. Ed Davis returns from Bridger Creek homestead. neighbors host dinners and attend services at Reed Point and schoolhouse gatherings in summer.
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Myer
Walter Cartwright
H. H. Marlow
St. Paul
Herman Hausserman
North Dakota
Church of God
Herman Myer
Edward Giles
Livingston
Ed Davis
Big
Bridger Creek
J. G. McComas
Laurence
Estelle
Carl Hausserman
Dorothy
Fred Hausserman
Sidney Fraser
Reed Point
Chester
Lowe
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Duane John Carnes
Cawyer
Pure Santos
Sunlite
Western Brand
Big Bill
William Wallace Hannah
Commissioners
Ueed Avedtons Rasentett
Johnson's Store
Kate Ryan
Clinton Carter Care
Dillons
D. Claiborn
Weatherman
R. A. Travercoal C. Skaariand
W. & H. Food Market Groc
F. M. Ferris Gas
Frank Simms
Churchill & Amery
W. A. Griffin
Coit Drug Co
Davis Cash
Murphy Ou
Continental Oil Co. Gas
Ecesese Sesssenes
W. Carson
Charlie Freeburg
Inger M. Fallang
Carl H. _Hausserman
Pritz Miller
Sam Fallang
Jerome Williams
Petty
Petty Cash
Kee Lox Mfg. Co
Typewriter Fiddons
Superior Stamp Works
Ed Brannin
Rhea MacFarlane Steno
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Ralph Brann
Orpha Brown
C. A. Bishop
Bengé
Johnson
Webster Justice Fees
Mike Ben Slanger
Gertrude Eppersons
Bet “Murray
Total Co
Cesseneee
Pict
Brookfield
Daily Argus
Uncle Sam
White House Lawn
Washington, D. C
Board of Trade
Farm Board
Board of Temperance, Prohibition, Public Morals
Society of Reforms
Wickersham
Army
Navy
Coast Guard
Delly Gann
God
King
State Department
Coon Lobe
Jaypee Morgan
Wall Street
G O. P
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