Local visitors and property transfers noted in Livingston
Lars Strand of Springdale visits the city this weekend. Nora Whalen of Spokane sells Lots 17 18 19 20 Block L Boulder addition to Nick Lorig. Ellen Steensland and Holly Smoot wed at the English Lutheran Church. Mrs. Sadie Bailey returns from coast trip with Mildred Stickley. Commissioner Nicholson named to replace Everett Farr. Shopmen return to Northern Pacific shops June 1 with 315 men. A Yellowstone county farm tour is scheduled June 6 and 7 visiting four dairies including J C Steiner’s herd.
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J. C. Hines
Lennep
Nora Whalen
Spokane
Nick Lorig
Boulder
Paul Severance
Bozeman
Ellen Steensland
Ethel K. Steensland
Holly Smoot
Livingston
Lee
Smoot
Downing
Missouri
Sadie Bailey
Portland
Ore
Old Mexico
Eugene
Mildred Stickley
Bailey
Stickely
Miss Bailey
Co. C. Nicholsen
Berg
Judge Berz
Charles C. Nicholson
Everett Farr
Nicholson
Olson
Lamp
Farr
Livingston Enterprise
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone County
Billings
J. C. Steiner Dairy
Huntley Project Dairy Tour Highlights At Government Farm
A planned tour will spend much time at the government farm with stops at modern dairy barns open shed milking houses irrigated pastures and proven series work on the Huntley project. Releaser type milking machines and other dairy improvements will be viewed. Organizers aim to minimize costs and involve progressive farmers.
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Huntley
Ben Slanger
Home Demonstration Club Achievement Day Planned
The first Home Demonstration Club Achievement Day will be held Saturday June 11 at the high school. Nora Hulbush state extension home management specialist from Bozeman will speak. Clubs will show 1931 32 project work and present a stunt and dress revue of garments made or remodeled. Exhibit by 10 30 a.m. Program begins 1 30 p.m. Public invited.
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Nora Hulbush
State Extension
Bozeman
4-H and Home Demonstration Club Work in Sweet Grass County
Since July 1930 the Home Demonstration and 4-H clubs in Sweet Grass County pursued extensive food and nutrition study during the 1930-31 winter. Projects in 1931-32 covered clothing care and construction with methods in dry cleaning and dyeing and many remodeled garments. Financial savings reached $125 from dry cleaning, $600 from clothing construction, and $560 labor income in 1931-4-H work, totaling about $1,285 in the last year, though many benefits extend beyond dollars.
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Sweet Grass County
Local Notes From West Gibson and Nearby Areas
West Gibson resident William Boyd visited the area last week. Travelers include Vern Boddy and his Bozeman aunt, and Ellery Hanson of Melville en route to Billings. Ed Moffett reported a good rain in the neighborhood Monday. Local farming activity continues as Fred Ellison’s crew works seed grain and larger bands begin. A son arrived for Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Lamb of Helena on May 19, former county residents now in Helena.
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Wm. Boyd
Medley
Vern Boddy
Bozeman
Nelson Nye
Rapelje
Tom Bouse
Ed Fincher
W. O. Greene
Ira Yates
Glasston
Christine
Ellery Hanson
Melville
Billings
Ed Moffett
Big Timber
Ed Brannin
John MacFarlane
C. Sandage
Mt. View
Lofgren Bros. of
Progress
Fred Ellison
D. Pression
W. G. Lamb
Helena
Water ditch bid plans available at ranches
A 180 rod long water ditch project invites bids. Plans may be viewed at the ranch homes of Peter H. Becken or Miller Pederson at Howie. Bids must be submitted at the Big Timber Pioneer office by June 10. Peter H. Becken Miller Pederson
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Peter H. Becken
Miller Pederson
Howie
Biis
Big Timber Pioneer Office
Stock Growers Elect Bill Donald
Members of the Stock Growers Association elected Bill Donald as a leader. The meeting praised husbandry, livestock sanitary board and state extension service. A resolution proposed restricting bond votes to taxpayers. Louis Vinke, head of animal husbandry at Montana State College, spoke at a symposium on Montana feeds for livestock.
Montana Stockmen Hear Views At 48th Convention
Delegates at the 48th annual Montana State Stockmen’s association convention heard calls for fair grazing land valuation and lower taxes, urged official meat grading, and discussed forest use. President George Clemon and Julian Terrett spoke on adjusting to new valuations while strengthening Montana ranching. The meeting closes with resolutions and officer elections.
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Great Falls
Mont
Montana Livestock Industry
State Stockmens’ Association
Montana
Julian Terrett
Brandenburg
Terrett
W. H. Donald
Melville
George Clemon
Jackson
Association
W. J. Butler
James Stewart
State Board of Equalisation
Stewart
National Congress
Forest Service
Smith
Pope Pius XI Celebrates Diamond Birthday at Vatican
Vatican dispatch notes Pope Pius XI oldest European sovereign reaches seventy-five on Tuesday. He will mark the occasion with a special mass of thanksgiving in his private chapel. The report mentions Camilla Ratti his niece and Marquis Persichetti- Uponnk among the attendees.
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Vatican City
Europe
Pope Pius XI
Camilla Ratti
Marquise
Marquis Persichetti
Papal Household Preparations For Canonical Milestone
Telegrams of congratulation flood in as Vatican City readies for the pontificate. The pictorial flag will fly over Vatican gates and guards in full dress march in processions while a palatine band plays. A Mass in the birthplace room of the pope’s great‑great‑grandfather is planned for May Day 1857.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Cardinal Pacelli
Deiso
Milan
Pope Pius XI
What to do With Mayor Walker
New York May 28 intense political curiosity centers on Roosevelt's stance toward removing Mayor Walker amid a long graft inquiry. Seabury may demand Walker's ouster. observers weigh effects on Roosevelt's presidential bid and New York electoral votes, including Tammany's influence and potential shifts in unpledged delegates.
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New York
Roosevelt
Walker
Samuel Seabury
Hofstadter Legislative Committee
Seabury
Russell T. Sherwood
Sherwood
New York State
Tammany
John F. Curry
Alfred E. Smith
Missing Billings Man Not Kidnapped
Frank H. Swim 40 returned home and said he left town for a party with two old friends not abductors. He refused to identify them, saying one came from Shelby and the other from Roundup. Authorities had pursued a supposed car abduction before he explained the joke.
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Billings
Frank H. Swim
Rose
Swim
Shelby
Shelby Rapist Given 50 Year Pen Term
Walton Hurd pleaded guilty to rape in Shelby district court and received a 50 year prison term from Judge R. M. Hattersley just four days after the crime. Two Shelby girls aged 12 and 14 testified that Hurd took them to a ranch near West Butte, assaulted both, and restrained one while attacking the other before the return to Shelby.
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Shelby
Walter Hurd
R. M. Hattersley
Hurd
West Butte
Sweet Grass Hills
Hurley Attacks Garner Public Works Bill in Conference
Secretary Hurley labeled Speaker Garner’s public works bill wasteful extravagance after a war department conference with Maj. Gen. Lytle Brown and Brig. Gen. George B. Pillsbury. He argued Brown's office would spend over 500 million dollars and that accelerated works would create unproductive jobs, not pork barrel.
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Washington
Garner
Hurley
War Department
Lytle Brown
Army Engineers
George B. Pillsbury
Brown
Mott Wins Republican Nomination in Oregon’s First District
Portland May 27 Jas W Mott state corporation commissioner defeated Rep Willis C Hawley for the Republican nomination to Congress in Oregon’s first district by 138 votes. Final tally shows Mott 90852 Hawley 30714 as Washington county completed the count with no change.
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Portland
Ore
Jas. W. Mott
Congress
Oregon
Willis C. Hawley
Mott
Hawley
Washington County
Frank Cone
Hamilton
Mont
Montana
Ravalli County
State
Senate
W. E. Harmon
Capable woman seeks ranch or town work
Capable woman seeks employment on a ranch or in town. Call 194 Z.
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Eric Hammersmark
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Orpha Brown
West Gibson
Bill Donald
Pope Pius
Shelby Rapist
Frank A. Hazelbaker
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