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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
8
Mrs A H Arneson enjoyed a Tuesday birthday gathering with friends calling to share the afternoon. Mrs Blazer M Arneson organized the party and prepared a tasty lunch for the occasion.
Big Timber residents attend annual Womans Club picnic at Old Kaiateck. Mrs. Scholickt hosts a dinner and card party. Families relocate to Bozeman and Helena events include a harp recital. Wool sales and auctions feature Harper Brothers clip sold to Silberman & Son. May party and card party entertainments are detailed along with a local wedding and licenses. Train schedule changes impact Sunday travel.
Commissioners continued proceedings noting a 100,000 subscription for the public library benefiting outside school children. A Gibson delegation discussed reads. Sunday rodeos on Fairgrounds were allowed with a 10 percent gate-share to the county. The forest service pact for Boulder road maintenance prompted a 40 payment.
Too Late To Classify For Sale Two Poland China brood sows and some weaned pigs 31 1¢ Mrs J C Gallagher Veeto Heater used only two months for 64 See J J Gallagher Organ for sale 8 cash Mrs Lewis ieleys home Man and wife want work on ranch Phone 5 R 10 or call at Pioneer office For Sale One year old muley bull Swiss and Durham Wausserman inquire Pioneer office For Rent One 4 room and one 2 room house Mrs Mamie G Shutts Qu Dunneth CG W Ren will sell at auction the furniture for six room residence List of items will be in next issue of the Pioneer The sale will be held at the Allen residence on McLeod street
A judge cites precedents to affirm prosecuting attorney powers to investigate and decide when to pursue or discontinue prosecutions. The ruling references State v. Snelson and Thiel Detective Co. v. Teolunme County, noting duties arise with criminal law violations and not only after formal charges.
The court holds that a county attorney may incur necessary expenses when investigating criminal matters and hiring others, even outside the state, as county charges. The necessity must be reasonably determined. the board of commissioners decides, but this is not final. The demurrer is overruled and the defendant is granted thirty days to plead further.
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