District No 1 transfers apportionment rule for outside pupils
School board bars outsiders from attending without transfer or parent payment. Farmers, library notices, summer hours, and local sports. Beulah Branne, Harold Branae noted. Deer Creek school reports perfect attendance and eighth grade geography passers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoraday
Uree
Helmar Branne
Buth Cosgriff
Barbara
Martha Deffey
Ruth Cosgriff
Harold Branae
Branae
Albert Esp
Sam Duffey
Leonard Esp
Dorothy Esp
Beulah Branae
Local Doings in Gibson and Nearby Towns
Wednesday page notes several Gibson residents with visits to Big Timber and Billings. George Carl conducts business in Gibson while Mrs. John Viets visits from Big Timber. Milton Willard, Willie Hulin, and Ruth Kinsey travel for visits and a new Chevrolet truck. The Carl Hanson family celebrates a daughter’s first school year in Big Timber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Carl
Gibson
John Viets
Milton Willard
Willie Helin
Roy Moore
Brother Lowe
Big Timber
Carl Hanson
C. M. Hutin
Freak Maxey
Willie Hulin
Billings
Huntley
Ruth Kinsey
Huntington Will Creates $2 Million Memorial Hospital
A San Marino financier and art collector Kenty E Huntington leaves a will bequeathing $7.5 million to specific charities including $2 million for a Los Angeles memorial hospital. The estate is stated to be over $10 million with four trust funds of $1 million each for his daughters Clara Perkins Elizabeth Metcalf Marion Huntington and his sister Caroline Halladay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angeles
Kenty E. Huntington
San Marino
Galif
Los Angeles
Huntington
Clara H., Perkins
Elizabeth V. Metcalf
Marion Huntington
Caroline H. Halladay
Baby Faced Devil Killed By Paramour In Chicago Affair
Two bullets ended the life of Sarah Rapp described as a devil with a baby face. Werner C. Martin left notes alleging faithlessness by Rapp and claimed to have killed a girl in Chicago. Martin was found dead in Milwaukee, his wife in Cedar Rapids, and a newborn son mentioned in records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sarah Rapp
Werner C. Martin
Martin
Milwaukee
Holy Name Cathedral
W. C. Martin
W. W. Milton
Cedar Rapids
Mussolini Sees Long Tenure and Fascist State Plans
In Rome Benito Mussolini declares he may lead for 10 to 15 years or longer to complete the fascist state. He outlines transforming parliament into a corporative system, expanding armed forces, boosting population, and tightening political suppression with thousands confined or monitored. He predicts major European shifts between 1995 and 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Charter of Labor
Mussolini
Nifty Bill Christie A Montana Tailor Made Pioneer Lore
William Christie known as Nifty Bill rose from Big Timber to Livingston and Helena to build a permanent tailoring and haberdashery business. Born April 14 1880 in Kinross Scotland he learned tailoring in Aberdeen and Toronto before settling in Big Timber then Livingston. He partnered with Aubrey Packs and later expanded, earning praise in a 1903 Pioneer edition for western enterprise and ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Christie
Bill
Helena
Livingston
Aubrey Packs
Western Union Telegraph
Gertrude Roth
S. Roth
Pioneer
Christie
Montana
William Christie
Bonale
Scotland
Kintore
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen
America
Toronto
Canada
Hu@man
John Watt
Eighteen Years Ago Highlights In Big Timber and Surroundings
Names and events span Melville and Bozeman visits, weddings at Melville Settlement and Dillon, a Big Timber telephone company reorganization, Stanford study return, Missouri spring delays, Boulder valley floods, alumni banquet, and Melville baseball prep. Notables include Knute Anderson Barbara Burke Myrtle Bailey and Lucia Mirrielees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Anderson
Melville
Barbara Burke
Bozeman
Myrtle Bailey
Billings
Charles Webster
Litchfield
Minn
Mr. Webster
S. A. Perrine
Paul Severance
Chicago
Automobile School of America
Joseph Hilman Gunderson
Bertha Waarum
Melville Settlement
Erickson
I. Esp
Tina Este
Gunderson Ranch
Kelle Osborn
Dan Fish
Dillon
Episcopal Church
J. W. McWilliams
A. G. Yule
A. Moore
Clyde Anderson
H. C. Kellogg
John F. Asbury
A. L. Bray
W. A Moore
Clarence Locke
Charles Cottle
Mcleod
Livingston
Lucia Mirrielees
Leland Stanford University
George Monroe
Hurdland
Missouri
Boulder Valley
Boulder
Elk Creek
Sol J. Craft
E. R. Patterson
Hugh Pound
Dugro
Martin
Vaughan
Langston
Adams
van Cleve
Deegan
Swift Knights
Diamond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bath
W. H. Clark
O. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Douthett
H. Cross
New Tudor Ford
Overland
Oie Motor Co
Rhode Island
L. F. Douthett
E. B
Aes
Henry Whalen
J. M. Shutts
Grey
Aig
Lew Webb
John Hoff
Nibbe
Mont
J. J. Lacklen Co
Golden Eagle Creamery
Crazy Mountains
Wilsall
O.N. C. Brady
Jack Watt
Colby
Tom Sweeney
Hathaway and
Old Carter Ranches
Melville Road
Forrest Dodge
John McCauley
Voss
Chris Magelssen
Logan
Jennie Forsythe
Jake Magelsten
H. J. Oliphant
Lean Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Dean I Lowry
Malcolm
E. Graham
Teasin
R. A. Traver
End Real Estate
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Sweet Grass County
Mery
Patterson Undertaking CO
Grey Oil
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