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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1920

Page

8

Notification date set for August 7 for Cox nomination

Dayton, July 23. Arrangements for notifying Governor Cox of his Democratic nomination for president on August 7 were nearly complete. The events move from Trails End to Montgomery County fair grounds with a special amphitheatre and a parade of visiting delegations. Cox will draft his acceptance address in seclusion, delaying visits until after the speech.

Dayton Ohio Cox Montgomery County Fair Grounds Trailsend Democratic National Committee Fair Grounds J. Sprigg McMahon Switzer Middletown Hamilton James W. Gerard New York Germany Gerard Ashe Gerard League of Nations League

Golden Wedding Is Celebrated on Sunday

Last Sunday July 25 Mr and Mrs P O Fallang celebrated their golden wedding with about four hundred guests. Neighbors and relatives arrived by 63 cars as a lavish dinner and program followed the surprise ranch gathering. The couple, married in 1870 in Christiana Norway, have lived in the area since 1881 and raised six children. a purse of over four hundred dollars was presented by the Alderson family.

P. O. Fallang Earl Green Fallang Alderson J. E. Madson Absarokee Paul van Cleve C. M. Rein O. K. Davidson Bozeman Floyd Bailey Margaret Lamp Gena Ellingson Karine Rue Onerheim Carl Paulson Christiana Norway

Republican Fidelia Geiger Seeks Sweet Grass Schools Post

Fidelia Geiger, Republican candidate for county superintendent of schools, visited Big Timber on Tuesday and filed petitions. She urges Sweet Grass County voters to support her on the Republican ticket.

Fidelia Ls Geiger Sweet Grass County

Government Posts Surplus. Debt Falls From Peak

Washington July 25 The government reports for the year ending June 30 show a surplus of 291 221 547 and a debt reduction of 1 185 184 680 from the high peak. National debt stood at 24 299 321 467 on June 30 compared with 25 434 506 160 a year earlier. Excluding war finance liquidation the government would show a deficit of 71 879 072. Future bond issues will be used to meet current needs and maturities while rail act burdens and guaranty liabilities influence the totals.

Washington Houston Treasury War Finance Corporation

Murder Verdict in Land Case Shooting

In Miles City Montana on July 23 the jury in the state versus Serchel Carmichael found the defendant guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of Amer Peterson. The court may sentence him to life imprisonment or death. The killing stemmed from a land dispute over contested lands including Carmichael's buildings granted to Peterson by the General Land Office.

Miles City Mont Jordan Garfield County Serchel Carmichael Amer Peterson Peterson Carmichael General Land Office

Cox Moves West to Trailsend for August 7 Acceptance

Governor Cox, Democratic presidential nominee, shifts his political war councils to Trailsend in Columbus. He will stay until finishing his August 7 acceptance speech. He and Senators King and Harrison reviewed campaign issues and public matters. Senator King praised Cox on the League and platform topics. Cox plans three speeches in Utah in September.

Columbus Cox Trailsend Harrison Mississippi King Utah E. H. Moore Senate

Steel Consumers Seek Rehearing in Pittsburg Plus Freight Case

Chicago reports show roll steel customers urging the federal trade commission to rehear the Pittsburg plus freight case won last Saturday. They claim new evidence supports restraint of trade and higher shipping charges across origin destination points.

Chicago Roll Steel Consumers Federal Trade” Commission Pittsburg Western Association of’ Roll Steel Consumers United States Steel Corporation

Dam Project Given To Irrigation Men

Billings July 24 Members of the house approprations committee with the Yellowstone Irrigation association and Spokane businessmen emphasized bringing more dry land under cultivation A proposed eight foot dam on the Yellowstone river would prevent 21 000 000 in annual flood damage and irrigate up to 700 000 acres The committee also advanced plans for a north western reclamation association to be formed in Spokane September 16 17 and a call signed by governors and congressmen from Washington Idaho and Oregon was noted The committee will inspect the Huntley project Sunday and Jerome Locke spoke on the dam plan

Billings House Committee On Appropriations Yellowstone Irrigation Association Spokane Irrigation Association Northwestern Reclamation Association Montana Frank W. Mondell Wyoming Washington Idaho Oregon Yellowstone River Yellowstone Lake Jerome Locke Yellowstone Valley Park House Huntley

Notice upon filing of petition to ascertain heirs

In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County a petition was filed by Beret Stene through attorney Chas. W. Campbell to determine rights of heirs in the estate of Albert Stene deceased. The hearing is set for September 1 1990 at 10:00 am to show cause why the petition should not be granted with any claims of heirship ownership or interest to be disclosed.

Monsane Sweet Tothe Albert Stene John Stene Ole Stene Isak Stene Hendrick Stene Elen Fallan Olava Kulbotten Beret Stene Albert.Stene Chas. W. Campbell Ole “Stene Sweet Grass State of Montana H. C. Pound Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County

Estate of Martin Forsythe Probate Notice in Montana

In Sweet Ross county Montana the estate of Martin Forsythe deceased petitions to determine rights and distribution. Andrew Forsythe administrator and heirs of Martin Forsythe are cited to appear September 1920 to show their claims and reasons why order of distribution should not be granted. Chas W Campbell attorney for Anna Forsythe filed the petition with the Clerk of the Sixth Judicial District. First publication July 2.

Sixth Judicial District State of Montana Sweetross Martin Forsythe Andrew Forsythe Anna Forsythe Chas. W. Campbell Sixth Judicial Distress County Monty Chas. W. Campbell

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