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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1927

Page

7

Souders Wins Indy 500 in First Major Race

George Souders from Lafayette Indiana won the 15th annual Indianapolis 500 driving his gray car in 5 hours 7 minutes 33 seconds to finish first by seven and a half miles. Earl DeVore placed second and Tony Gulatto third as the race featured three major crashes and brave feats including Norman Batten steering a burning car to a stop for a gold watch.

Indianapolis George Souders LaFayette Ind Souders Purdue University Indianapolis Motor Speedway Souder Bat Nelson Purdue Old Speedway County Fair Grounds Texas Earl Devore Los Angeles Habe Strapp Devere Tony Gulatto Kansas City Gulatto Wilbur Shaw Deve Evans Frank Lockhart Lockhart Norman Batten Brooklyn Batten Jules Ellinghoe Memphis Tenn Ellinghoe Speedway H. Kohlert St. Charlies Ils Fred [Eckletder Elgin Isis Kohlert

Yellowstone Park hotel expansion and new administration building planned

Livingston Enterprise reports Colonel William Nichols of Yellowstone Park Hotels announces a program costing over 600000 to expand Old Faithful Inn with an 188 room wing and enlarged lobby. President Vernon Goodwin of Yellowstone Park Camps unveils a new administration building at Old Faithful and other upgrades across the park totaling near a million dollars.

Livingston Enterprise William Nichols Yellowstone Park Hotels Company Vernon Goodwin Yellowstone Park Camps Company Old Faithful Transportation Company Yellowstone National Park Reamer Nichols Old Faithful Inn Camps Company Goodwin Canyon Lake Canoas

New Service Garage Planned to Handle Auto Tourist Boom

Al 57 development enables travelers to move with own equipment at a low daily rate. A Transportation company plans a new Oli Faithful service garage to replace an overextended structure. It will store cars overnight for up to 100 vehicles and support rising summer reservations with negligible cancellations, creating jobs for many workers.

Oli

Confirmation Services and Public Examination at Local Churches

On Sunday June 5 1927 Leth-2 Churches host Confirmation with communion at 11 led by Pastor A A Holbeck Supt J A Lowry special choir music and a receiving of offerings for Christian education Friday at 7 90 p m a public examination of the class will be conducted Rev J M Jensen of Bozeman to preach parents and friends urged to attend.

A. A. Holbeck J. A. Lowry J. M. Jensen Bozeman

Sunday Service Schedule at Two Local Churches

First Congregation Church School meets at 9 45. Morning worship and sermon at 11 led by Rev F B Cook of Oberlin Ohio. Young People's meeting at 6 30. St Mark's Episcopal Church Sunday School at 10.

First Congregations Church Church F. B. Cook Oberlin Ohio Mark's Episcopal Church

Parish Sunday Schedule for Devotions and Mass Times

The message outlines monthly church devotions and Sunday Mass times. First Sunday 3 PM devotions, Second Sunday 9 AM Mass, Third Sunday 3 PM devotions, and Sunday 11 AM high mass. Father Joseph Chereh leads at St. Joseph Parish.

Evening Services Announced for Sabbath and Prayer

A church schedule lists a preaching service at 8 p m by Chereh eee A Seeee Seng and a Seventh Day Adventists Sabbath School at 2 p m. The notices indicate upcoming worship activities and times.

Chereheee Seeee Seng Seventh Day Adventists

President Coolidge honors unknown soldier at Arlington tomb

President Coolidge and Mrs. Coolidge led Memorial Day ceremonies at Arlington National Cemetery under Grand Army of the Republic auspices. He placed a wreath on the Unknown Soldier tomb, calling for reverence for the living and honoring the war dead while urging law and peace through national restraint.

Washington America President Coolidge United States Coolidge Arlington National Cemetery North South Ainere China Nicaragua Mexico Japan Great Britain Marine Band Rice W. Means Colorado The United Spanish War Veterans Paris Lindbergh Brussels General Nullet Forty-sixth French Infantry Memphis American Legion Arc de Triomphe Herrick Poilu Champs Elysees Place @ Etoile London United States Army Westminster Abbey England St. Margaret’s Robert Whee Whitewell Legion Daughters of the American Revolution Grand Army of the Republic Maj George Putnam Jabez Gravell Cleveland Ohio Lincoln

Memorial Day Parade in Chicago Draws 75000 Marchers

Veterans and citizens honored the fallen in a solemn rites with a rain dampened but orderly ceremony. In the reviewing stand were Vice President Dawes, Senator Deneen, Governor Small, and Mayor Thompson overseeing the tribute.

Chicago Dawes Deneen Small Thompson

Youths Narrowly Escape Drowning In Missouri River Crash

Henry Rud and Kenneth Meede of Byron Minnesota narrowly escaped drowning when their car drove into a rain swollen Missouri river at a ferry landing south of Culbertson. They exited the submerged vehicle and walked two miles to Culbertson, losing suitcases and belongings, then continued their trip by train.

Culbertson Henry Rud Kenneth Meede Byron Minn Missouri River Outlook Roosevelt Highway Missouri

New York Blackshirts in Memorial Day Violence

On Memorial Day 1930 in New York fascist Blackshirts sparked fatal attacks and a Times Square riot. Joseph Carisi and Nicholas Amoroso died, allegedly struck by opponents near 83rd Street and Third Avenue, as a leader targeted was spared. Police guarded a 200-strong fascist parade unit and mourners gathered at West 45th Street.

New York Times Square Joseph Carisi Nicholas Amoroso 83Rd Street Third Avenue Amoroso Carisi Giacomo Caldera Bronx West 45Th Street Amorese Michael Giora

Foreclosure Alias Summons in Sweet Grass Montana

Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank files suit to foreclose a first mortgage on government lands totaling about 314.78 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana. Defendants Cassius M. Laubach and Hattie E. Laubach must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. The action seeks sale of the lands to satisfy mortgage, taxes, and costs with proceeds applied to principal, interest, and fees.

Cassius M. Laubach C. M. Laubach Hattie E. Laubach State of Montana Section Range 12 Montana Meridian Sweet Grass

Summons for Publication in Montana Foreclosure Case

The State of Montana issues a summons in Sweet Grass County foreclosure action against multiple defendants including George H. Ragan Gertrude Ragan and others. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment for relief requested, detailing a mortgage tied to 1920 loan of 1200 dollars with 1000 balance and 10 percent interest from Dec 1 1925, on 160 acres in Section 22 Township 2N Range 15E, recorded in Book 31 Mortgages and Book 1 Assignments, with costs and fees.

George H. Ragan Gertrude Hagan Sweet Grass Abstract Frank J. Skala Mary E. Skala Harold Veblen Marion L. Veblen Casper D. Graff Scandinavian American Bank Thorstein Veblen Veblen Montasota Oil and Development Company Shoshone Consolidated Oil Company Leslie P. Jackson State of Montana Gertrude Ragan Associated Mortgage Investors, Inc Sweet Grass Sweet Grass County J. E. Rees Ns Campbell G Timber Pob. Jung Caleb T. Jones Mattie J. Jones Frank J. Jones Lydia M. Alexander Joseph Bailey Bernice Bailey Whitman Ws J. Hannah Edward C. Jones Mattie L. Jones Montana Principal Meridian Jedemedners

Mortgage Foreclosure and Forfeiture Notice in Montana

District Court summons forecloses mortgage on 160 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana held by North American Mortgage Company against Edward C Jones deceased and others including Caleb T Jones and Bernice Bailey Whitman. Also a notice of forfeiture to coowners Harry Hall and Jane Doe Hall for Liberty lode mining claim in Sweet Grass County with a 90 day deadline for contributions.

Harry Hall Jane Doe Hall Absarokes Montana Liberty, Lode Boukier Sweet Grass County United States E. F. Dysle

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Indiana Boy France Pershing Ambassador Herrick Giora Sixth Judicial District Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank North American Stortgage Company Plaintif Montora County of Sweet Rockford Trust Company District Court Monetana Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank, i North American Mortgage Company E. Res George Y. Patten Boseman Professional Directory R. H. Wiedman Masonic Temple Bigtimber J. W. Church Big Timber, Mont A. P. Cleary M. D Neip DR. D. Claiborn Big Timber Mentone Mentasa Gilbert Gudmanson James H. Wick
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