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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
2
Dr. Reisland, renowned eye specialist with years of work here, will speak at the Grand Hotel on June 23. He promises the latest and best in eye care.
For sale or trade listing offering a house and two lots in Basin Wyoming oil town, lots in Big Timber, a Ford car with two Ford attachments, several good work horses, mules and saddle horses, plus extra farm machinery. Contact Leo J. Cremer.
An arrest and subsequent conviction were recorded for theft committed on Sunday night May 21. Property stolen from CG Koehler of Two Dot Montana included four bridles two silver mounted four saddles and several numbered items including 405 478 and 82 with R A B initials on saddle No 32 back of cantle and another saddle belonging to George Lawrence. A silver mounted bridle bore D N M initials on the bit bar. A silver mounted bit carried a triangle anchor and conches with initials H H. GC OB 28 h
The Supreme Court ordered dissolution of Southern Pacific ownership and control of the Central Pacific railway. Justice Day stated the two lines were competitive and directed severance of control by stock or lease while protecting relevant mortgage liens. The decision notes joint use or apportionment of terminal facilities to ensure fair competition and public access.
In Chicago on May 29 mystery and a potential court battle surround Mathilde McCormick 17 and her Swiss riding master Max Oser aged 45 to 59. Her father Harold McCormick asserts she will not sail to Europe. a guardianship petition sparks legal questions as Edith Rockefeller McCormick’s notice issues prompt possible vacating of McCormick as guardian.
Political notice by Clyde E. Davis seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer in Sweet Grass with primary on August 29, 1922. The text also references renomination for clerk and recorder and mentions county offices and party process.
A reverent reflection on Memorial Day linking American sacrifice in World War I to earlier Civil War heroism. The piece emphasizes America's role in 1918, gratitude for French and Allied help, and enduring memory of the fallen in France and Flanders. It honors that graves across the globe symbolize a shared devotion to liberty.
Poem excerpt by Anna Heard Clayton in the Rocky Mountain News honors France and American troops. It speaks of white crosses marking graves, France’s soldiers marching, children singing, and women kneeling in reverent memory of fallen loved ones far from home.
Washington observances mark Memorial Day as more graves appear at Arlington. The article notes Washington’s government-centered life and the rising number of new soldier graves since the great war, with national homage as the city pauses.
French citizens honor American soldiers and sailors buried on French soil renewing ceremonies and shared history. They pledge to preserve graves and traditions, reinforcing postwar ties and mutual respect across generations.
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